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■ ( ■ • •• L. ,r • ■ MANCHESTER '(CONN.) EVENING HERAEB, TBESDAT, 'FEBEtrASY ti, 192*. S f e i - vfT; . ■ means, of eunlsg the * HOSPITAL Wo rkers price of new i U a ^ . It (3LRERTE.WILLISNEW LOCAL SAILORS NOT to have a', sale o f' homi. GET-TOGEniER HOSTS contributed by the meinitN^ COUNTRY CLUB HEAD PLAN FOR SEASON four groups of workers., TO LADIES ON THURSDAY sale^ is sc$e4uled. for-Fid . IN CREW OF MOHAVE noon, February 24 at ,Wapcin- Knights of Columbus hall at six made “Underworld.” 186% management is to present to mem­ at the home of his parents, Mr. and ruary 20 have arranged with El­ the Centennial History of Manches­ Atchison . . . 1 8 6 % 186% o’clock tomorrow evening. The A oom ZOTtO« iS|tSSl l-WSWf wmm m bers of the audience six more of Mrs. Robert Liebe of Prospect mer T. Thienes, executive secretary ter. Whist followed the business; Balt & Ohio , .111% 111% 111 % committee in charge believes it will 60% 61 those beautiful floor lamps which street over the week end. of the Hartford County Y. M. J. the first prize was won by Miss Beth Steel . . 6i The committee of the Pythian be one of the most cucessful af­ Can Pac . . .204 202% 202 % last w,eek replaced the usual “ Coun­ A., to take entire” charge of that Dorothy Russell and the consola­ C M & St Paul Ib-li 16% 1 6 % try Store” gifts. The picture is said Social club are busy making elabor­ activity. Mr. Thienes, who has a fairs the local post has yet held. tion by Mrs. Ray Barrett. The at­ do pfd . . . . 31 % 31% 3 1 % to be one of the best western films ate preparations for the next big fine tenor voice and is an experi­ Captain Joseph Lawton of Com­ tendance prize fell to Miss Agnes Chi & North. 81■‘^ 81% 81% produced in a long time. event of the season scheduled for enced director, will both supple­ pany B, 169th Infantry, C. N. G., Quish. Ch Rock Isl . .109 108% 109 Tomorrow and Thursday Man- the Princess Ballroom, Saturday ment and be assisted by the new will be the speaker of the evening. Commander Jack Pentland will be Cons Gas . .. . 136 % 135% 136 chesteisris to have the opportunity evening, March 3rd, which it Is ex­ Manchester Male quartette. Two The vital statistics report 'or the Corn Prod . . . 67% 67% 67% of seeing a really great film featur­ pected a. record crowd will turn out new faces will be seen in the quar­ in charge of festivities. month of January reveals thar Del & Hud ..1651/i 165% 165 % for the annual masquerade ball of tette, Earl Ballseiper of Manches­ A roast chicken and spaghetti there were 31 births, 5 ma-rlag)3 193,4 ing perhaps the greatest of all film Dodge Bros . . 19^8 19% actors of any time. Emil Jannings, this popular organization. Max ter] and Harold R'anson of Rock­ dinner will be served by John Lun- and 15 deaths in Manchester. Du Pont ___ 329 i/i 328 328 who made such a powerful impres­ Kabrick and his orchestra of ten ville, taking the places of Edward go, of Buckingham followed by E r ie ...... 57 Ts 57% 5 7 % pieces will present a special concert F. Taylor and Harold Dougan. This several acts of profes".ional enter­ The Manchester Rod and Guu 131 sion here in "The Way of All will give five experienced song Ccn Elect . . . 131 130% Flesh” some months Rgo. Jannings and dance program- tainment. There will be several club will hold its regular mid-wet k Gen Mot ___ 138% 137% 138 leaders to help out the chorus sing­ shoot at the range at Rainbow Inn is seen this time in a tremendous The 3-in-One club will give a table souvenirs and a number of C.illet Rat ..)1 0 2 % 102 102’a novelty dance at Ellington Town ing, as well as quartet and solo valuable door prizes. tomorrow afternoon. Inspirat ...... 20 19 34 20 drama of the Russian revolution, singing. With Behrends’ Orchestr-a, “ The Last Command” . The picture hall, Saturday evening and the Int Harv . . , .236 % 236 % 236 committee Is making atrangements there will be no opportunity for Miss Elsie Bengs returned to Znt Nickel . . .93% 92% is a Paramount production, and is any dull moments. ______imam 92% to entertain a large crowd from TRIANGULAR DEBATE New York yesterday after spending "ss'GRBilLT FEA'TURES ON ONE BILL Int Paper . . .76% 75% 76% rated as one of the year's greatest. The committee will introduce a the week-end and Lincoln s The story is a grippiqg one, deal­ this city and nearby towns. Kennecott . . . 86% 86% 86% Mr. and- Mrs. Elmer Reed of new feature at this banquet. There with her parents, Mr. and Mrs- Carl RED GRANGE IN “THE RACING ROMEO’ Mack Truck . 101% 100% 101 ing with the fortunes of a stern and will be several members present DATE SET FOR MARCH 14 Bengs of Park street. ^^arland Oil . 34 33% 34 mighty warrior, a general in the Northampton spent Sunday In town who have belonged to the Chamber visiting relatives. ' :Uo Pac com . 47% 46% 47% imperial army of the Czar, who be­ of Commerce almost since its or­ In the case of Clarence Ander­ N y Central .159 158% 158% comes a fugitive, beaten by pover­ Ralph Stedman of Springfield ganization, and a prize is to be of­ Manchester, Meriden, Middle- spent the Aveek end with Mr. and son who was before f i Manchester New Haven . . 64% 63% 64% ty, seeking the world over for the fered to the member present who town Contest Teams Already Town court this morning for viola­ Nor Am Co . 61 61 Mrs. Delos Rich of Grove street. has the longest record. . 61% girl he loves. It reached its tragic tion of the parking law. Judge Penn R R . . .63% 63% 63% A. E. Waite of Union street spent All day Monday, by telephone Selected. culmination in Hollywood, where Johnson suspended judgment. Pere Marq .127% 127 t*2 127 P; the fromer overlord of thousands Monday with his mother, Mrs. Ed­ and by mail, the dinner reserva­ Post Cereal .124% 124% 124% ward Waite, In Stratford. tions and table lists were coming in The triangular debate between of soldiers is an “ extra” in the Meriden, Middletown and Manches­ BUCKLAND P. T. A. WHIST Pull new . . . . 83% 83% 83% movies, the director a Russian Red Mrs. George Theummler an^ so that at 8 o’clock the reserva­ BIG HITS Radio Coip , . 9 5 % 94% 94% Mrs. Max Baer of Windsor avenue, tions made were much greater than ter high schools will take place, with w'hom he had been in con­ on Wednesday evening, March 14. RIALTO Sears Roe . , . .90% 89% 89% flict in the great Crisis. spent Sunday with friends in Broad ordinarily that far in advance. Thirteen tables were filled with Sou Pac .. . .119% 119% it was aunounced yesterday a|ter- Count 119% It is the-kind of a story to grip Brook. Members are still urged not to whist players last night at the social TONIGHT AND Sou Rail . . . .144 143% 144 neglect making up their table noon by Principal C. P. Qulmby. of the Buckland Parent Teacher as­ S O of N J . . .38% 38% 38% the breathless attention of any groups as soon as possible. Manchester’s affirmative team TOMORROW audience, and under the mastery of sociation. First prizes were won Studebaker , . 65% 64% 6 5 % will defend the home rostrum by Mrs. Howard Burhans and W. ’ em! Tob Prod .. . .112% 111 112% the great Jannings easily one of the against Meriden, using as speakers screen’s perihanent triumphs. It -Miss Emma Strickland, George W. Keeney: second prizes by Mrs. T.’n Pac . . . ..194 192% 193 ^ KING’S DAUGHTERS SIX SCHOOLS REGISTER Herbert Mitchell and F. E. Smith ON THE RIALTO STAGE should pack the State at every Fiavell and Joseph McCluskey. 'The United Drug .198% 1973,4 198% and consolation awards to Irene 3/ showing. negative team which will go to U S Rubber . . . Do % 53% 5S% Keeney and F. E. House. After the U S Steel . ,145% 145 145% RE-ELECT OFFICERS 100 PER CENT SAVERS MiSaietoWn, consists of Miss Sylvia Hagedorn, Miss Esther Holme.s and refreshments dancing was enjoyed SomethihgNew The Joy Trio Westing ...... 97% 57 97% until midnight, Mrs. Ora Sherwood TWO ARNOLDS and| Willys Over . . 18% 18% 18% Jacob Rubinow. The alternates are 1 “TEX” HARTWELL 2 2,903 Pupils Out of 3,341 in Miss Edna Fox and Carl Cubbjrly. at the piano. The Ways and Means BETTY Loyal Circle, Kings Daughters, committee of the association plan HAVE YOUR Town Put Away a Bit Dur­ The subject of both debates will Trick Roper and Lariat Exponents of song and held its annual meeting last night be the abolishment of capital pun­ another whist for Monday evening, at Center church. The officers were ing Week- Expert late of the famous dance. It won’t be on the air so put ishment in Connecticut. Elmer February 27. with Mrs. F. E. Smith Yon’ll like them. re-elected and are as^follows: Taylor, ancient history teacher, is and Mrs. Roy Nash, as the commit­ 101 Ranch. on your hat and go to the Men’s EYES EXAMINED Leader— Mrs. J. A. Hood. During the week ending Febru­ coaching the local teams. tee, The dance scheduled'for Wash­ Assisant Leaders— Miss Christine League Fashion Revue, Center ary 7, elghty-six percent of the ington’s birthday, which Is also Ash Miller, Mrs. Lester Hohenthal. school children made deposits un­ Wednesday has been moved forward Church, February 15 at 8 p. m. Secretary— Mrs. Rollin Hitt. der the School Savings System, it HOSPITAL NOTES to Monday evening. February 20. CHARLEY JOHNSTON AND HIS ACCORDEON WALTER OLIVER Treasurer— Miss Mildred C. Hut­ was shown today In the weekly sum­ 3 Hot, sweet—^miisic the way you like chinson. mary announced by The Savings A new three-bladed propeller Relief committee— Mrs. Charlps Mrs. Joseph Saidella of 79 Par­ Optometrist Bank of Manchester. The attend­ has been cast for the steamship Dotchin, Mrs. James Johnston. ance was 3,341 and the number ker street was the only patient re­ WE HAVE NOTHING TO SAY ported admitted to Memorial hos­ Leviathan, which weighs 64,000 ON THE RIALTO SCREEN 915 Main Street, So. Manchester Work committee— Mra^ Annesley making deposits 2,2903. Six schools pounds and Is made of manganese ABOUT THE FOLLOWING: Trotter, Mrs. Otto VlerteL ' pital today. There were no dis­ Tel. 89-8. had one hundred percent. The bronze. The following committee was ap­ summary follows: charges. YOIJSAYIT. " Hours 10 a. m..to 8 p. m. pointed to make plans for the an­ Per- JEAN HERSHOLT, JUNE MARLOWE AND 5 lbs. Sugar 29c nual supper of the circle to be held Atten- De- cent- RALPH GRAVES in that famous Broadway stage 1 lb. Confectioner’s Sugar...... 9c March 12: Mrs. Herbert Clay, Mrs. School dance posits age 4 Dromedary Cocoanut...... 1 3 c James C. Robinson, Mrs. Lester Porter street 92 92 100 success that thrUled millions: Pkg. Jell-O ...... 9c DAVID CHAMBERS Hohenthal and Miss Alice Benson. Hollister street 291 291 100 Pkg. Uneeda...... 5c The members then enjoyed a Val­ Chester Green 244 244 100 One Performance Only Can Campbell's Beans ...... 8c CONTRACTOR entine party, the hostesses being h 76 76 100 Alias the Deacon" Pkg. R iu s o ...... 8c Mrs. Ella Kean, Mrs. Ernest New­ land 21 21 100 ^^Le Maison Des Modes’^ Sawyer’s B lu ein g...... 1 3 c and comb, Mrs. Earl McDonald, Mrs. Open Air 15 15 100 . Whm a girl runs away from home doe* she usually travel Sawyer’s Am m onia...... „ . » 13c James McIntosh and Mrs. Margaret No. School street ^84 579 99 A Dramwilc Presentation ot Spring Fashions for Matrons on a freight car! No- Of course not! Well, hwe’s one Bottle Bleaching W a ter...... 13c BUILDER Kottke, Keeney street 86 83 96 and Miss In 11 Scenes. who did— AND HOW! Pound of Prunes...... 14c Buckland, 111 104 93 I 5 P & G Soap ...... 19c Nathan Hale 453 424 86 A FASHION REVUE All for S1.50 Cash at the store. First and Second Mortgf^es Barnard 464 364 78 —AND ALWAYS REMEMBER! TOE RIALTO Take Quinn’s compound flax­ Presented by The Mm's Leegue of arranged on all new work. seed, wild cherry and rock candy Banco 85 68- T7 cough ’ syrup and polish off that Washington 350 256 73 CENTER CHURCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING AT S O’CLOCK PRICES NEVER CHANGE! ALWAYS THE SAME 68 Hollister Street, rasping cough for good. It will get Lincoln . 429 288 67 Tickets 6O0 James N. Nichols the best of the cough— Quinn’s Drug Store.— Adv. Totals 3341 2903 86 Mishland Park. Phone 785-2 Manchester. Conn. I •v‘ £ '

URGES WniOPOUTAN REINARTZ GETS' HOOVER G d S IBiDY EXPECTS Doctors Sloan aqd Weldon will d ist r ic t FOR HARTFORD rA.cihimofrwagesdue.EdwrW 1)6 the emergenfcy dbetpra tomorrow. ^ferom Loned- THIS PASTOR SAID “ NO!’ A-FISHINGAS Fredoyteks M. Loj:«LTm ^ ^ ,------. , . ; ARCnC REGION work thFotigh .the- • . , The ladies of. St. Jamea’a. guild PIANESTOUNK I TO AN OFFER OF wiah (to exprfesa "their thalttk* to W. H. Corbin, C. of C. Execu^ , $26,000 A YEAR. Judge o£ WohatB l^een Hatbhonu. those who made their benefit wbiat live Believes It Would Be Big j BY RADIOPHONE add First Srfectniiai^ and setback party at St., James a THE AMERICAS Advantage to Us. j iit the town dale’s ! school hall last Wednesday )juch,.a (Continued from Page aftVnoon.''', Mr. Lordiv had paid the ■ t # of His &iccess With great success.. -The comittee re­ (Cgntiiiued from page I) bill but had . not .aliow^ tor the Corbin, executive vice- ports that $110' was realized. (Continued from Page 1.) W. H. Ohio must w \ if la to siirvive. j number Of Trede**- A e Flower., i president of the Hartford Chamber j He has talked with a.station in nf Commerce was the speaker to- he A defeat for Hoover would he weU- ; hours The fifth In a series of whist Charles A. Lindbergh, the idol of I| of Commerce Belgium and Just nn a nigh disastrous to his candidacy.,It i'lchs.'Urho c^(mu -g^ybitratd s and" setback parties will be held at Manchester Klwanis reached Long Beach, ,palif., ------American . I cfub *meeUng. His subject was woald dUpcl. . . 1„ Odd St. Jamps’s school halli FkTk sti^et, short wave. ^nrty-three' of the Manchester tomorrow evening at'eight o’clock. one-man aerial -•community Mr. Corbin Other K.vperiincuts. Claims of his managers that- P / i the edification of 40,000 stnoo , stranger here having the choice cf the peop'e, .f “ Ot^of | ^ by,a»6wing .Fredericks ;$11 Garden club members gathered last There will be 14 prlzesr a special Mr. Keifiartz is children. ; s,,oi-en before the local Chamber of the politician-.” By the same . in addition ta what he had already nfeht fpR'the February meeting at door prize and in addition a "dark This gesture, iucidenially, was . otlj^r organizations; "IXcU onr^ to^brVadoasU enter- anything approaching a deciiSlve received. jMr. Post represented-M''. the home of the. president. Miss horse” prize. 'Refreshments •will be served. to be the modest young aviatoi s j previous occasions. He knows! objttalnment programs------on a„i,r,rF short wav* wa victory, would so enhai ce iiie prefi Lord’h interestB, while Judge Rat.i Maty (^bapman of Forest street. official greeting to the “ home folks Manchester and its people and to­ so that they will Pene^ate the tige as £ candidate that it p.ight r e :, bone apppared for Mr.» Fredericks, Various 'matters of routine business of St. Louis.” foliowing his drama­ day be said there was no more suit in a bane wagon movement of '. Mf^ry E. Cummings has re SUGGEST ANOTHER TEST far north regions. If the Proad were discussed and interesting re- FOR MYSTERIOUS VISITOR tic non-stop flight from Havana, beautiful town in Connecticut and casting of such Programs oh a nation-wide proportions that would ^u-med from- a visit of a week af Cuba, and the completion of one no finer class of citizens to be short wave interferes with recep be irresistible. i tbe home of her'.brother iand- slster- porte given of the meetings of the 'o f the most famous aerial tours in , found anywhere. He preceded his Any candidate who can go into a mv. and Mrs. Winthrpp state Horticultural society which London, Feb, 14.— “ If Mme. tion in this vicinity then other state so th roughly organl?ied porter in-GHead. Mrs. Cummings is i talk with a number of good stories. methods of getting tP® were attended by some of the local Anastasia Tchaikovsky Is able to Lindbergh swooped down from a | corbin is enthusiastic over through to remote areas will be politically as Ohio and defeat the greatly - itoproved.-i from her -• recent garden fans. draw ■'clever caricatures her claim- heavy sky here last evening just as ,,jg chamber of Commerce work, organization leadership cannot heve alUek of infl?immatory rheumv to be Grand Duchess, Anastasia, tried. Exhibits that called forth much dusk was settling over Lambert believes tlioroughly in the or- his strength tude toward enforcement. er social happenings conflicted. kovsky, as she knew Anastasia In­ famous trans-Atlantic plane “ The would bring about a by Congress. He gave a very comprehensive talk The Navy Department, it was happiest man in the world,” Willis replied instantly and en­ The light fall of snow lasting for on dahlias which he asserts have timately when the latter was a Spirit of St. Louis.” understanding not only a resentative of Metro-Goldwyn-Maj-. a day or two was enjoyed by the Owing to inclement weather, less business point of yaw said, is insisting that the ‘‘eyes of thusiastically that he was Lone dry, done more to hold garden clubs to­ young girl. er, Hollywood film producers, tm l and favored prohibition that really children who have had little oppor- than 1,000 persons were on hand to from a social point of view. \ the navy” — cruisers and airplanes Rev Wilson, outlining to him hi-s tpnity for coasting ' through the gether than any other flower. They ■welcome Lindbergh at Lambeit ^dwelt __ at some length on the ®P^^y __are the most important consid­ would prohibit. have a longer blossoming season .MAY DEPORT PEPB. plan for Rev. Wilson to portray Hoover left for the south with­ open .winter., New Haven, Conn., Feb. 14.-i— Field. It was just a year ago that j j^g attitude of 'business men eration in any plan of naval ex­ the cfiaracter of the wartime pres Miss ■ Helen Gilbert. tep,cher at than any other flower and with the Lindy “checked out” of the mail ward one another. He syd conipe pansion. This view was emphasized out replying to the Borah letter. exceptloh of crysanthemums are the Judge Edwin S. Thomas is consid­ ident in a World War picture. the Uaquowa Private Seboe.’. ering the case of Louis Pepe, now service here in order to prepare tition today was keen P^^ ^ by Secretary of the Navy Wilbur But Rev. Wilson didn’t think lis Now that he is an avowed candi­ Bridgeport, spent the week-end ar. latest to bloom. a friendly nature. He in his Indianapolis speech last date, the letter must soon he Mr. Fraser’s services are much being held in Wethersfield prison for his New Y’ork to Paris flight. cooperatlcn would. , i her Hobrbn home.' there was a greater night. President Coolldge’s view answered. The Congregational Church au in demand as a dahlia judge at on a federal Avarrant pending tjie Many of his old buddies were on today than ------... . , I He’d rather stay in Kokomo, i action of immigration' authorities among ousiness men ^ . was explained to the committee by | to the 535 souls in nis There is little on record concern­ ditorlum was well filled Sunday flower shows all over the eastern hand to greet him. on a project to deport Pepe. Local After the usual round of back- ever before and he urged the bua Rep. Darrow, Republican of Penna. j congregation I’han flash to fame in ing Hoover’s attitude on the prohi­ evening by an audience from thi.s states every fall. He told of a num­ ness men of Manchester to tal e j 'Therr.,- - Presidentn isla saidaoi/1 tofr> hp be InSTS-insis the.. movies _ withJtl, -n per cent. There are probably 10,- of another to be overcome while class-rooms to the river front and troublesome “ tariff barrier” ques­ sioner declared mat the latter were the inquiry be referred to the fed­ a pleasing i lanner. ' Visitors were 000 named varieties. Mr. Fraser constantly will be under the super­ eral trade commission. Walsh ap­ present froili Gilead, Columbia, asleep, several , critically, when a tion, out of the way the equally •‘either pikers or philanthropist:^.” called attention to a few of the e.x- gas main burst In the cellar of. » vision of their teachers. ANDOVER parently spiked this plan by polnl;- Colchester, Westchester, Marlbor- troublesome issue of intervention cellent new ones, named “ Jane- fwo story hou

Misa Eva HerUjM^ l3 still ANSWER IS “BYES.” sldered by the doctore at the mieoi^ W ell, It’s N ever Too Late to ANDOVER "Can you take castor oil without WAPPING oidal hospital, to be Jn, a.very crjtici|||.i tasting it?” condition. • ^ Mts. Shepard’s two children are "I will inquire, if you can wait. Miss Almira A^ams I f Hartford WTIC visiting Mrs. Shepard’s mother, Mrs. Will you have some lemonade in the spent the week-end with her par­ I Hannah Turner and sister Mrs. meantime?” ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Adams iTjuvel^rs Insurance Co. Ralph Bads. Tuesday Jdrs. Turner Inquirer drinks, lemonade., of the Buckland Road. (A f y will celebrate her 89th birthday. "Now can you tell me about the Miss Julia Bartlett and her sister - / Hartford Miss Mildred Hamilton returned pgqfni* Mrs. Florence Foster of South Had­ "It was a little joke— /ou have {|^4m. 560 k.c. home Friday afternoon, from St. ley Falls, Mass., called on friends Joseph hospital In Willimantic already taken the oil.” in town last Sunday. Miss Bartlett ^ C l e a r s , where she had an operation for "But I wanted it for my little formerly lived .here at the home 4 tonsils. Miss Hamilton was very ill brother.”,—Lustige Kolner Zeltung. of Mr. gnd Mrs. Robert L. Sadd. 'ifu^throat/ Program for Tuesday, for a-few days but is gaining now. There was a very pleasant party The most obstinate cough i'M m.— Andover’s basketball team defeat­ he\d in honor of C. Vinton Benja­ will often begin to improvewith ^Summary of Program and News ed the So. Manchester Trade School MARLBOROUGH min's birthday at his home last '> bulletins. IT HURTS team 24 to 22, a close game and a Saturday evening when seventeen of the first dose of PERTUSSIN. 6:S0fP- m.— good one, Saturday afternoon. Ws,friends called upon him. Games It helps Nature to clear the ‘Wkldorf-Astorla Dinner Music. A W H ittV , Thomas Lamphler is a patient at^ Miss Sarah Rosenblum gave her ^ d nqusic were enjoyed apd re- throat of the germ-laden mucus 7:®dip. m.— I>OCtOR( dancing pupils a Valentine party the Middlesex hospital. fvoters’ Service Program. Harley Fogil of Hockanum call­ freshmfents sorted. andsoothes the irritated tissues. Saturday. Miss Rosenblum has two ed on relatives here-the first of the Mr. and Mrsl Ernest Strong and TiSOtp. m.— classes, one for the little children little daughter Emily of Hartford, 'PERTUSSIN may be taken (Trinity College Dialogue— "The Saturday mornings and the older ( Jindustrial Revolution"— G. A. Fred Chapman and son William spent the week-end at the home of freely, as it contains nodop/and i iKleene, Professor of Econom- ones in the afternoon Dwane called on relatives here Sunday. their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George is absolutely harmless. Known Faulkner, age 4 years, won the ‘ Ics, and Mrs. Kleene, Miss Mae 'Hannon of Hartford A. Collins. to physicians for more than 20 8:0^ p. m.— Seiberling Singers from prize for doing the. best work. spent the week-end with Mr. and Guests at A. E. Frink’s Saturday years and sold by all druggists ^ ,N. B. C. Studios. Mrs. Frank A. Myers. were Miss Mabel Payson of Sag IRREEtoFIVE MINUTES 8; 30 P. m----- The Misses Rebecca and Doris in Jarge and small bottles. ‘ Dewing and Dewing Piano Ca­ Harbor, L. I., Miss Harriett Ladd Buell who have been ill from the to FQRIY THEATRES pers. of Willimantic and Mr. and Mrs. effects of vaccination have return­ ANDALLSHOPSy sate for every cough Hot fingered and eccentric Eugene W. Platt and son Douglas of ed to their work in Hartford. , two-piano numbers, coupled Manchester. Mrs. Laura Coleman, celebrated ' with popular songs, presented Burton Lewis and Elsworth Mit­ her^9 7th birthday at her home here in "Darkey" manner will be in tens attended the basketball game ■Sunday. Mrs. Coleman is the old­ Don’t Forget We order tonight when the Dewing between Willimantic High School est person In town. • and Dewing Piano Capers take and Buckley High School in Hart­ Miss Catherine Christensen of m h •' the air from WTIC, of The ford last week. New York City spent the week-end Stock Travelers. The series is a Mr. and Mrs. Ward Talbot and here with her parents. > new one and is a bit different Martha Cunningham attended the Miss Fanny A. Bllsh who teaches Red Cedai- Shingles pageant "The Open Door” at Center , in that only "trick'* piano num­ In Glastonbury spent the week-end Robflng Paper ^ . bers are played. Baptist Church Hartford, Sunday at h#r home here. The Piano Capers present their afternoon. The Board of Relief will hold its t Linseed Oil programs in a free and easy At a .business meeting held in the third and last meeting Wednesday Paint ) manner. The works of Zez Congregational Church Sunday. from 9 to 3 o’clock. i Confrey, Phil ‘Ohman, Ferdie There' was a rising vote of thanks Mrs. E. E. Hall, who has been Varnish > Grofe and Sol Bloom are in- given Miss Helen Jewett in appreci­ ill with Erysipelas is slowly re­ Builders’ Haidware ’ fluded in the broadcasts. ation of her fine leadership of the gaining her health. 9:0 Op. m.— choir the past year, also voting on Miss Cora Buell of Hartford and ' We also have Johnson’s Elec­ Manning-Bowman Concert— the resignation of Miss Jewett as Miss Mary Hall of Bloomfield spent tric Floor Waxers to rent at compositions by the fatJiers of organist. After hearing various the week-end at their homes here. the symphony will be presented reasons why she did not feel as Miss Claudia Dwyer teacher at $2.00 per day. in the Manning-Bowman con­ though she could be • choir leader the North School spent the week­ cert tonight from WTIC, of again the resignation was accepted end at her home in MarbowTj, Mass. Manchester Green The Travelers. Haydn is and Miss Jewett was made Music­ Most of the farrners whol are in called the “ Father of the Sym­ ian Emeritus by a unanimous vote. the dairy business have filled their Store phony,” and of only slightly A new music committee composed ice houses with 8 and 9 inch ice W. Harry England. Phone 74 less prominence in early syra- of Miss Amy Randall Miss Ha Ham­ from Lake Terramuggus. “ phonic works are the sym­ ilton and Miss Helen Jewett was ap­ Lincoln’s birthday was observed phonies of Mozart. Haydn’s pointed, also a committee, Erskine with appropriate exercises in the compositions are inspiring and Hdye and Mrs. Ward, Talbot to sel­ schools. m'a'Je'Stic; those of Mozart are ect a music chart for the church T. W. Doberrentz Was a caller in stirring and brilliant. The Mrs. A. Esten Clough who has had an Interesting paper on Nor­ way and Miss Lucile Agard gave which will be the gift of Charles Middletown Saturday. ‘Andahte” from Haydn’s "Sur­ been obliged to stay at the Hartford hospital for several weeks was able reading. Games were played and re­ Beckus. Lord Brothers are getting out prise Symphony” and the "Al­ TOLLAND Mrs. Ellen E. Jones and son Wal­ large quantities of cedar posts for REMOVAL NOTICE legro Vivace” from "Jupiter to return to her home last Satur­ freshments were served by the host- 30'.:; i esges Mrs. Ada Rhodes and Mrs lace returned home Sunday after­ the tobacco growers. Symphony”- by Mozart will be Mrs. Gilbert P. Babcock has re­ day afternoon. Building' coming down. Will move to temporary loca­ Howard Ayers. noon after spending two weeks with played, together with two turned to her home on Grant’s Hill Miss Ethel Backus, a student at tion, 649 Main Street, Hartford, April 1st until new store the Willimantic Normal school spent Ernest'Smith, now working in out of town friends, Miss Mary Cop- other selections from writers of after a visit with her sister Mrs. poli also returned at the same time is Completed at 42 Asylum Street. , the same period. Josie Bdrrows and family of New the week-end' with her parents. Danbury, Conn., spent the week-end Miss Eleanor Luce who started a at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank from a visit with her mother Mrs. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF REMOVAL SALE PRICES • I— Andante front the "Surprise Britain. Samuel Coppoli of Stamford. sym phony,"...... Haydn Miss Meta Hapsen, teacher at course of trainii^g at the Hartford A. Newman. Now is you opporturtity to get a pair of 8 power high II— ^Celebrated Minuet, Grant’s Hill district spent the week­ Hospital training school for nurses Mr. Walkup of Stafford road had ...... Boccherini end with Mr. and Mrs. Christian the first of February, spent Sunday a narrow escape from, what might grade binoculars. Regularly selling foi' 1 7 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George III— Gavotte ...... Gossec Jessen and family of Bristol, Conn. have been serious when the auto­ BOLTON $21.50 for o n ly ...... ,’lUi*. v A ^ ^ IV— Allegro Vivace from Raymond Graham of Thompson- P. Charter. mobile in which he was driving Many Other Good Values. "Jupiter Symphony” . . .Mozart ville. Conn., is*a guest at the home Henry Green who has been sick skidded on the ice at the foot of with the grip is able to be but again. Miss Rose Nieviedzal spent the 9:30 p. m.—rCoombs Bouqueu— of Charles H. Sterry. Paulk hill last Friday afternoon and week end at her home in Thompson. The Cbombs. Bouquet for this Mrs. Zoe Beckley Gallomb of New George Bartlett who has been went over the wall. The fender and confined to his room for two weeks Miss Anna May Habileck of New week contains several beautiful York City was a week-end guest of two tires of the car were the most Britain spent the week end with musical flowers. Bachelor her mother Mrs. Eliza Harney at the is not much improved. Dr. Metcalf serious damages. Warner Optical Co. Buttons, thel concert orchestra, home of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis B. of Rockville is in attendance. Miss Ruth Jones. Miss Grace Clough was able to at­ Miss Ruth Jones of New Britain will open the program with Price. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wochomur- Hartford ka were guests of relatives in Meri­ tend church Sunday after a long Normal spent the week end with j 42 Asylum Sti eet, "Hearts and Flowers,” a mod­ Lawrence and Shirley Clough, period of illness. children of Mr. and Mrs. Emery den Sunday. her sister, Mrs. Elsie Jones. j em melody. This selection Mrs. Abial Metcalf who was will be fbllowed by an old fa­ Clough are among the latest vic­ The Ladies’ Aid society of the Miss Lavinia Fries who has been j Federated church will serve supper thrown from an automobile last ill is improving. vorite, “ Who’ll Buy My Vio­ tims of chicken pox. Wednseday morning breaking her lets?” Orchids, the ladies’ Miss Ruth Ayers of the Hartford to the County Y. M. C. A. this even­ Hospital training school for nurses ing. A speaker is expected from collarbone.and one rib is not now trio, will sing "Flower Ro­ considered on the danger list where mance.” A melody that grand­ was. at the home of her parents Mr. Springfield. and Mrs. William Ayers of Merrow The Study Club met in the church she is being cared for at the John­ mas and granddaddies used to son Memofrial. hospital at .Stafford sing, "My Love Is Like a Red, road last Weflnesd.ay for a few i parlors Monday evening with-a good [number present. Miss Meta Hanson Springs. . Red’’Rcr8e," aiso^ 'will be sUnr kbur's. J t i s by the trio. Among other se­ lections,. the orchestra will play a combination of two familiar songs, "Message of the Rose” and "bream -Flowers,” a waltz. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM I.— 9:00—Artists; Cossack's orchestra. Leading DX S to lions. a. Hearts and Flowers Tuesday, February 14. 10:10—Studio features. b. ; Who’ll Buy My Violets Vernon Dal hart and Carson Robison, 11:00—Thies’s orchestra. 479.9— WSB, ATLANTA-630. Bachelor Buttons singers, composers and performers on 399.8—WTAM, CLEV6LAND-760. 8:00—WEAF programs to il:tni. tlie guitar, harmonica and Jews-harp, 6:00—Studio program: talks. 11:45—Theological seminary program. II— . will occupy the center of the stage 8:00—WEAF proghams (3 hrs.) 526—KYW. CHICAGO—570. Flower Romance during the Eveready hour which will 11:00—Studio dance orchestra. 7182—Congrtas dinner music. Orchids go on the air .through WEAF and the 635.4..WTIC, HARTFORD—tea 8:00—WJZ programs (8 hrs.) Bed network at 9 o’clock Tuesday 7:30—^Trinity College program. 11:05—Dunking club program. UI— night. A dash of the dolorous, a 8:00—WEAF Seiberling singers. 389.4— WBBM. CHICAGO—770. Violets for Thee I Gather, smattering of gayety, a hero, a hero­ 8:80-Pianist, concert, bouquet 8:00—I'bliack’a orchestra. Bachelor Buttons ine and an engine wreck, and you 10:00—WEAF bridge game. 9:30—ropulnr program; dance. IV— have the typical Dalhart-Robison 10:30—Club Worthy orchestra, 265—WEBH'WJJD, CHICAGO—82a railroad roundelay. This story-song 422.8—WOR. NEWARK—710. 7:00—Victorian orchestra: talk. Message Of the Violet duo will be assisted by Adeline Hood, 7:00—Jacob’s ensemble. 8:00—WEAB' tielberiing singers. An Orchid violinist and fiddler, and Kathaniel 7:30—Bellas prospectors. 9:00—Thsater presentations. V— • Shilkret’s orchestra. AVPG has set 9:00—Little Symphony orchestra. 9:30—Moosebaart children's program. Gardenia about to celebrate St. Valentine’s Day 11:06—Dance orchestra. 10:00—Theater presentations. properly, so it wljl be well worth the 333.1—WBZ, NEW. ENGLAND—9Q0. 12:00—Artists entertainment. Bachelor Buttons listeners’ time to tune inMhis atation 7:30—Stetler dinner mualc. 416.4—WQN.WLia, CHICAGO—720. VI— any time from 7:45 to 10:80.''During g;00— Stromberg-Carlaon hour. 9:0ti—WEAF Eveready hour, bridge. My Love is Like a Red, this time will be radiated a Valentine 9:00—Beston travellers program. 10:30—Salernos, 'Sam ’n’ Henry. partv, a group of typical Valentine 10:00—Boston musical program. 11:20—I Artists, concert orchestra. Red Rose aongs, and a long list of Negro spir­ 10:00—Chet Frost’s Bostonians. 12:00—Hoodlums; orchestra. Orchids ituals by the Utica Jubilee Singers. 491.5— WEAF, NEW YORK—610. 344.6— WLS. CHICAGO—870. \. VII— V/QY will, present the Madrigal mixed 6:00—Waldorf-Astoria music. 7:3S—Orbhestra; scrap book. quartet at 7:80. 7:00—Voters’ service talk. 8:20—Oriental songs, contralto. a. Message of the Rose '/:30—National musicaiities. 8:30—Recital, "Johannes Brahmet.” b. Dream Flowers (Waltz) Black face type Indicates best features 8:00—Seiberling singers, male voices. 447.5-WMAQ.WQJ, CHICAGO—670. Bachelor Buttons 8:30—Cotton and Morpheus. 8:40—Educational talk: musical. All Programs Eastern standard Time. 9:00—Eveready hour fcaturln»^ story- 10:45—Women’s musicians club. JO-.OOp. m.— songs by Vernon Dalhart and 11:15—Lampe’s dance orchestra. Auction Bridge Game from N. Carson Robison. 499.7— WFAA. DALLAS-600. B. C. Studios. Leading East Stations. 10:00—Auction bridge game. 10:00—Studio program.. 272.»-WPQ. ATLANTIC CITY—1100, 10:30—Pntals D’Or orchestra. 11:00—Bridge lesson; liiualc. 10:30 p. na.— 7:06—Dinner music; feature. 11;30—.lansaen*! Hofbrau orchestra. 374.8—w o e , d a v e n p o r t —80a Club Worthy Hills Dance Or­ 7:45—Studio Valentine party. 348.6— WQBS. NEW YORK—860. 8:00—WEAF Seiberling singers. chestra. 8:15—Utica Jubilee singers. 8:30—.Studio program. 8:80—No worry boys, , r l l : p. m.— 9:45—Songs of Valentine. 9:0.0—Evangellstic mixed quartet ^ 9:00—WEAF Eveready hour; bridge. 0 0 10:30—Aero Club's annual ball. 9 :20—Violinist; entertaliaers. (j 10:30—The Arniand girls. Correct Time, News and 11:30—Follies Bergere orchestra. 454.3-WJZ, NEW YORK—660. O’ 3?5.^-K07L DENVER—920. I h e T o i i n e r Weather. 285.6—WBAL. BALTIMORE—1060. l;8th--Orcheslra; weather; talks. 8:30—Brown dinner conceit. 6:30—Studio dinner concerL 6:30—Flocks, inaxkets; studio, 9:30—^Farm question box. 7:30—WJZ Smalle, Robertson. 6:00—Kemp’8 dinner music. ^4j^WHO, DBS MOlNE8-06a Do you know that a cold that is 8:00—WJZ Stromberg-Carlaon hour. 7:00—FhsttK Dole, "Dogs. ’ 7:30—Phubreck’s orohestra, songs. allowed to run is very liable to 9:00—Studio ensemble, baritone. 7:16r^prano, Smalle. Robertson. 8:30—Trio; soloists; vletortans. the Newest Reo Speed Wageii 10:00—Marylanderie orchestra. .9:30—Ewrld Tots. 10:30—Insmunentalj trio, songs. turn into a serious illness? Break 461.3—WNAC. BOSTON-660. l0:80—Mae Breen, Peter de Rose. U:00>rOrchsstr«, viOtortans. Coupe Cab 4.wbeel internal h y^u lic it up at the start with Quinn s 7:00—Dok?s sinfonlans, chefs. 11:00—Blumber mupfe. 499.7— WBAP, FORT WORTH-600. 6 cylinders, L type head 8:00—Jersey JIcc-Jaccs. m i^W IP , PHU.ADELPHIA-860. 10:30—Musical programs. Available as chassis alone brakes cold capsules with cold liver oil 1:00—Theater features. j— aVi'inch bore, 4'inch stroke , extract.— Quinn’s Drug S to re .- 8:30—Op'ry house tonight. 6:.'10—‘Dinner md>lc; drams revue. cab arid chaMis l23'inpb wheelbase , 9:15—Arlington instrumental quintet 6:53—Markets; piano recital. ^ 460-PWX. HAVANA—750. % Unit power plant li^venible steering g^EV . Adv. 9:30—Contralto, tenor. 10:00—Emo’S movie broadest 7:00—Dinner music; concert. or 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 10:30—Coogan’s orchestra. 9:00—General Motors’ family jarty. 4>point suspension Extra long semi-elliptic S08.2-.WEEI, BOSTON—590. 11:00—American' L w o h program. 10:00—Symphony orchestra. 7*bearing crankshaft three standard body styles: 8:00—WEAF Seiberling aingera. SISA^KOKA. PlTT6BUROM-98a 370.fc-WDAF, KANSAS CITY-810. Full panel body w rin gs SUFFERERS 8:30—Pilgrims entertainment 6:00—Markets, stocks; orchestra. 9:00—WEAF Eveready hour, bridge- Aluminum alloy pistons Malleable iron artille^ wheelr 9:00—W EAF Eveready heur, bridge. 7:00—Sacred eang recital. 10:30—Cook’s serenade. Thermostatic temperature ^take body IMa haniiy tub* 10:46—Elk’y dance orchestra. 7:30—Haller Baker’s program. 12:46—Ninhthawk frolic. Express body Autotbatic chassis oiling _ la itu t, foeHunBrnHetmi taHrf.airf 468.5—KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. (MycttFateat) v .r jitied to eora 1 ^SBc.Bliiidi ^ «» 302.8—WQR, BUFFALO—990. 8:00—WJZ Strombei'g-Carlspn hour. controL (wkfc ef wATieUt Mitopy <»fi> ogftotvnU 6:30—Van Surdam’a orchestra. 9 :30-t-WJZ torrid Jots. , . 11:00—N. B. C Eveready hour Semi—Stocks; TCft'TBytik pfehestra. 1:00—Meyers dance orchestra. Eton 18:00—Buffalo Symphony orchestra. 7:80—MadHgal mlKtd quartet .“iS S l.' 428.S-WLWr CINCINNATI—700. 8 :0 ^ WEAK programs (3H bra) 344.S-WCBD. ZION—$70. 8:00—Accordionist; baritone. 11:30—WpAM dance ortdmstra, 9:00—Mixed quartet, cornet quartet, Lansing, Michigan 8:15—Instrumental ensemble. 12:00—^ ffa lo Symphony orchestra. vocal trie, artists. REO M o t o r C a r C o m p a n y Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary Stations. jiOSniFPEDPMI! 245.8- WKRC, CINCINNATI-1220. 8:46—Songs; Ulk{ orchestra. a$$.3-WENR, QHICAGO—1Q«0, 10:i)u—Movies; Paddy-Cake Man. 10:0ft—Drnnastfs; cUih program, 7:00—Organ; artists; stocks. •sysCfforge W. Campbell, Barb^, Kazardville, II :iHt—Dance program. 894,8-WHN. NEW YOBK-760. 9:00—hamovar orchestra; artists. " I am writing to tell you of the beaefita ■ 361.2—WSAI. CINCINNATI—830. 7:00—Dance music, artists (6 bra.) 806.9—WHT. CHtCAOO-«80. I have received firOm Rabalm. My 'work as « Studio program. 370-WLWt. NEW VORK-410. 7:16—Organ recital; talk, 10:00—Ktndio entertainmcnL barber nfceeritatee long hours of etandiog, and 9:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 7:05—Boy soprano: organist. 265.3—WHK, CLEVELAND—1130. 7:30—^Talk; operatic selections. 10:30—VnurHour League. AGO itcaui^ myleftlcg to awcll and cause me grut 6:.’?o—Wintoir orcheaira- 626—yVNVe. NEW YORK—670. 340.7— WJAX. JACKSONVILLE—S80. pain. About twd months ago t began using T;.50—Vocal selections. ;15—Spannb songs, i guitar. . 9:00—Studio program. easien cbeapei* haul Ratelm, andit haadone wonders for me in that 8:00—Radio club band, orchestra. S;30—Talks; pianist; talk. lO’.OO—DanQaaca orcheatra. —li^H s. HOT s p r in g s —tsa abort tine. The knotted veina an greatly n - 9:00—Aerial quartet 9:20—Violinist pianist; talk. lu;mi—Two dance orchestras. 9:46—Contralto; Ltthhanian society. lO ^ ^ YV wp ihn lst...... pianist. riuead and the leg does inot ipve me imy naen 440.9— w eX -W JR , DETROIT—680. 406.5- WFI. PHiLADBLFMIA-740. U:00—DibeeDibea concert. I am ilad to give this unsolicited teati- • 7:UU—Orchestra; hnsiness Ulk. 6:30—Whispering orCT6StrfL 416.4— KHJ. LOS ANGELES—72a a n ^ BO thnt othera may try Rabalm and be ' 7:30—The Annie trappers. 7:00—WEAF pnograms <4 hrs.) 11:00—Maxwell hour. I2:ftfl—Studin miisIcM program. faenefited.’' 8;o0—WJZ progrtuns; artists." 461.6- WCAE. PITTSBURQH-660. 10:00—Ited Apple Club pragram. 7:30—Gimbee; social talk. 405:2—WCQO. MINN.. ST. PAUL—740. Rabalm if the result of a ecientiScdSort to find 352.7—WWJ. DETROIT—850. 8.:00—WEAF programa I2H hrs.) 8:00—Southern Sunshine program. cn effective remedy tec Varicose Vrinsi^to re- 8:00—Ftatler idlnner music. t0:3u—Orchestra. orualllsL 9:011—WEa F Eveready nnur. bridge. 365.6-WCSH. POn^AND-toa 10:30—Northwest ai^sts, baritone. ' lieve the pain nnd irritatioa; to heal uleetation 7:15—.Studio musical program. 336.9— WSM, NASHVILUB-«90. GEORGE 7:30—Studio string pickers. 7:00—WEAF prograroa to 1T:80. when ft oeqga; sad to reduce ewdling. If you 8:00—WEAF programs to 10:30. 293.9—WeVR. BYRACU8B-1020. 8 :‘J0—Andrew Jackson dinner musle* erg Buffeting the tortun wM* Varicoae Veins 10:30—Statirr dnniw tmislc. 6:80—Kyracuae dinner music. 9:00—w Ea F Eveready hour; bridge. ^ ^t^ String W btim tooi^t, and 475.9—CNR A, MONCTON—630. 7:3ft—Clark music hour. 10; 30—Tenor, sopranb. t^cediiy find rriieir as Mr. Campbell and many 7:30—Studio instrumental quartet 8:00—Realty board banquet. 11:00—Studio program. 127 Spruce Stroot South Muiuiicatcr 8:30—l..adie5’ college program. 9;im—Tnik: requests; nroKram. 6082—WOW. OMAHA^590. oUieb him dene britae you. 468.5—W!1C, WASHINGTON—64a 10:00—I'npiilsr snd nIO time musical; 10:00—Little 'concert orchestra. pbiilti*ynoiUtrv ahdsbd Biapig ii"talk. Two SQ-cents, and $1.00 cootoining 3 J09.1—WSOQ. NEW YORK—970. 6:mir-WEAF programs |n 10:30. n i o t t c 7 1 1 timsa ea Bm(l& Rabefan is for sale by aU 1:16—Musical progruufa lOtSO-A'ow MadriBoti qrebcotra* 11:00-OanM sreata^a.

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_ -Charle* © 9^erUnxer'tf Home Page Editor!^ ?O X l9 This And that In Martyrdom Taken to ____ * 1 “ What kind of girl is ii«>st at-i»types. It was -th^- eJdj.stOTjr of th* VS.VAN DINE AUTHOR. THE BENSON MURDER CASE Exijremes tractive?” is a question . heard pregiium placed oniDlil-fajsbipn.eia Feminine rather frequently in ian age which femitnihit^ CHARACTERS .lady’s life at midnight or there­ at nine o’clock the following morn­ By Olive Roberts Barton has lucloua purple plums for the PHU.O TANCC abouts?’* ing; and at ten o’clock we were attractive girl, but not so many for ABE’S(WIFB:., , , J JOHN F.-X. MARKHAH, District “ Coma, come!’* laughed Mark­ sitting on his little roof-garden hav­ fier plainer sister. I wondered if T In one pit Mary ^Tpdd, I4qcplh‘s Attcraep of New York County ham. “That’s a bit too far-fetched. ing breakfast in the mellow mid- HARGARET ODRI.D ------:------luxuries at the expense of their of some kind in Brooklyn for a whifeh is the guilty one, I’ll arrest herself with me. Unfortunately .ijring oroth to boili-S point auu aux satisfactorily with cornmeal or Yes, I read about Norman going | lunch and I’ve misplaced her card; but as her own health. Fur coats and dia­ spend the afternoon time; was. an alderman for two him at once, and return to my rice. Cook in double boiler for magnesia, if done before they get to Chicago but I had no idea that ! with her; terms, and practiced general law. other duties.” photograph bore the Imprint of three hours. Add salt and pepper. too soiled. Most cleansers yellow mond wrist-watches, trips to Flor­ Browne’s, I thought you might be ida, French lingerie, et al. Father you would meet, let alo«e go, out With all ray love, Was appointed tax commissioner; “You’re always in suoJi haste,” Remove from heat and stir in them. MOTHER. left politics, and raised a small good enough to look in your files cream whipped until stiff. SerV'3 loves them to have these thingi. together. I Vance lamented. “Why Ta^.p and often more even than they love to racing-stable. 'Later secured an il­ run? The wisdom of the world’s and tell me who she is and where very hot. ^ , I’m sure you don’t realize what legal gambling concession at Sara­ ..I may find her.” This is a nourishing delicious Pins, Pins, Pins have them. But he loves to hear philbsophers is against it. Festina the world call him a good provid­ you are doing, dear child. How can Evening Smartness toga; and now operates a pool- lente, says Caesar; or, as Rufus has He slipped a live-dollar bill un­ soup ideal for luncheon but too you hope to mak% him forget you rich for a dinner menu . er, too, just as much as the afore­ room in Jersey City. He’s what it, Festinatio tarda est. And the der the edge of the blotter, and said mother loves to heir people by lunching and going about with you might call a professional sport. Koran says quite frankly that haste waited with an air of innocent ex­ say she is working herself to him just as though you were not Loves his liquor.” is of the Devil. Shakespeare was pectancy. The sailor collar for women Is married? Dou’t.yciu know that the another new note in spring moues. death. Spiritual dissipation plus "Xo marriages?” constantly belittling speed: The young woman looked at him love of praise. very fact that you'"belong to an­ “Xone on the records.—But see The new version of this old favo­ ‘He tires betimes that spurs too quizzically, and I thought I detect­ What is true of people becomes other man will make’^it so much here: Cleaver’s out of it. He was rite is very large, the collar ex­ fast betimes’ ; ed the hint of a smile at the cor­ true of communities. Communities harder for Norman to put you out ticketed in Boonton that night at tending very often across the back and ‘Wisely, and slow; they stumble ners of her artfully rouged lips. often get so over-jealous in out­ of his mind? half pact eleven.” and shoulders to the middle of the That’s a matter of wounded that run fast.’ But after a moment she took the side work they neglect their' own •'Is that, by any chanee, the water­ arm, 'Wh n it is cut up deeply tu pride, I guess. He will find you photograph without a word aiid welfare beyond the point of com­ tight alibi you mentioned a mo­ Chaucer also held similar views. form large revers in front. more desirable because he can’t disappeared through a rear door. mon sense. H6re, too, is spiritual ment ago?” ‘He hasteth wel,’ said he, ‘that dissipation of another kind. have you— only he may not believe “ In my primitive legal way I wysely can abyde.’ Even God’s Ten minutes later she returned and With the ever increasing inter he can’t You will have only your­ considered it as such.” Markham common people have embalmed the handed Vance the picture. On the est in flower gardens, and wltn self to blame if anything unpleas­ resented Vance’s question. "The idea in numberless proverbs; ‘God back of it she had written a name clubs springing up all over the ant results from your folly. summons was handed him at/half and quickly seldom meet’ ; and and address. land, the demand for flower seeds And It Is folly for a married wo- j past eleven: it’s so marked' and ‘Hasty men never want woe “The young lady ij Miss Alys La seems to be surely overtaking the man to have her own man friends j annual demand for vegetable soBd't, dated. And Boonton is fifty miles Markham rose with a gesture of Fosse, and she lives at the Bela- Lifers Niceties and meet them alone just a* un- i so that it is more than ever nec- from here—a good two hours’ mo­ impatience. field Hotel.” married women do. It’s so much | “ Hell! I’m going home before cessary to order flower seeds early easier for friends to be agreeable tor ride. Therefore, Cleavqr un­ There was now no doubt as to for the stocks of many of the ne.%- HINTS ON ETIQUET questionably left New York about you start a bed-time story,” he her smile. “You really shouldn’t Le to you at all times than it is for growled. and improved varieties are small 3r half past nine; and even if he’d so careless with the addresses of than the vegetable supplies. The your husband who natuarlly will driven directly back, he couldn’t The ironical aftermath of this your applicants—some poor girl expect you to share his troubles remark was that Vance did tell a seed catalogues are now all ready. have reached here until long after might lose an engagement.” And It is better to order the improve:! 1. How can the annoying hab­ with him; the time the medical examiner de­ “bedtime story” that night; but he her smile suddenly turned into soft If you get used to being with told it to me in the seclusion of strains of old favorites than the it of making folks wait be pre­ clared the girl was dead. laughter. old-timers themselves. This is true men who are always attentive and his own library; and the gist of it vented in adults? sympathetic you will become im­ "As a matter of routine, I in­ 'Mademoiselle,” replied Vance, of asters, zinnias, sweet peas and A new note gaining popularity la was this: other favorite annuals. The nsvr 2. When do adults’ table patient with Alan when he’s vestigated the summons, and even “Heath is committed, body and with mock seriousness, “ in the fu­ the smart world iS; the. close-fitting date for planting sweet peas is or. manners begin to form? grumpy and whether you know it evening cap. The hair la entirely spoke by phone to the officer who soul, to a belief in Skeel’s guilt; ture I shall be guided by your St. Patrick’s day, March 17. It used or not, Marye- dear, all men^ at covered by this one. ,of brown tulle, issued it. It was genuine enough— and’ Markham Is as effectively warning.” And with another dig­ 3. How young can a child times are grumpy with their wives. to be Good Friday. trimmed with rows of gold beads ra­ I ought to know; I had it quashed.” strangled with legal red tape as nified bow, we went out. be taught to hold his table sil­ It may be because I beolng to what diating from the ba'ckr. A cldster ‘•Did this Boonton Dogberry know the poor Canary was strangled with “Good Lord’ ” he said, as wo ver properly, and have other you youngsters call old-fashioned Cleaver by sight?” Have you ever used one of the of blue crystal leaves covers ekeh powerful hands. Eheu, Van! There’s emerged into Seventh Avenue. can openers which slice off the good table manners? folk that I am opposed to platonic "No, but he gave me an accurate nothing left for me but to set forth “Really, y’ know, I should have dis­ friendship but I think it is because description of him. And naturally tops of cans so smoothly there are The Answers tomorrow a cappella, like Gabo- guised myself as an impresario, no jagged edges? For serving 1. By teaching them when chil­ I can see the pitfalls in it. he took the car’s number.” riau’s Monsieur Lecoq, dnd see with a gold-headed cane, a derby, I can’t believe that a husbtnd THREEitVAYS Vance looked at Markham with fruits whole, or when the contents dren to be prompt at meals and In what can be done in the noble cause and a purple shirt. That young of cans must be heated In hot wa­ who loves his wife won’t be jeal­ open-eyed sorrow. getting off to ■school and quick to of justice. woman Is thoroughly convinced ter, this type of opener is very con­ ous if she continues to see her for­ ^ "My dear Markham—my very execute orders. TO LOSE FAT “I shall ignore both Heath and that I’m contemplating an in­ venient. 2. When, as babies, o they first mer men\ friends, especially one dear Markham—can’t you see that Marjtham, and become as a pe^^can trigue.” she was once engaged to. One is starvation, one abnormal exer­ all you’ve actually proved is that eat out of a cup or spoon. cise. The other is embodied in Manqola dt; wilderness, an owl of the He turned into a florist’s shop at Convent Candy 3. In his high-chair. Alan may stick to his bargain a bucolic traffic Nemesis handed prescription tablets. The Marinpla way desert, a sparrow alone upon the the comer, and, selecting a dozen Florence grew up in a convent with you and not say a word but a speed-violation summons to a don’t you fool, yourself. HeTI not is based on modem research. It has been housetop. . . - Really, y’ know, American Beauties, addressed them and her letters home never talked COIN DOTS used for 20 years—railliops of boxes of smooth-faced, middle aged, stout I’m no avenger of society, but I do to “Benjamin Browne’s Recep­ of mathematics, music, story, poem. A rasberry chiffon has coin feel the same about it now and man who was driving Cleaver’s car it. The results are seim in-almtist every detest an unsolved problem.” tionist.” Florence never seemed contented dots in alternating silver, gold even if he doesn’t have any doubts circle, in pew beau^, new health and near Booiiton at half past eleven on with her weekly treats. All that about the wisdom of what you do (Thursday, September IS; “And now,” he said, "let us strcll and bronze.' Gold lace edges its vitality. the night of the murder? . . . Florence seemed to want was eatn he will question your love for him, forenoon) uneven skirt but silver lace fash­ A booh >u each box of Marmola gives And, my word! Isn’t that exactly to the Belafield, and seek an audi­ and eats and eats...... At first. wondering if you care so much ence with Alys.” ' ions its neck yoke. the complete formula, also the reasons tiio tort of alibi the old boy would Greatly to Currie’s astonishment her mother did not care, but she after all. When a woman loves ior resultt. Users fcriow how and why Vance gave instructions to be called (TO BE CONTINUED) : .....if he intended taking the gave up in despair when, from eat­ PEPPER>nXT STRIPE with all her heart there’s no room the changes come about, and why they ing gooey cake, Florence got a tum­ A batiste tennis dress uses a for another man In her thoughts. are benefici^ L e ^ the facts. Try rte my ache. Then they found an easy peppermint stripe pattern in gay Please think if over, Marye dar­ scientific help which has done so much way to keep the child both well and red and white. It has gathered ling. . Ask yourself if you really for so many, and watch what it does for gay— candy made of nuts and fruit Margaret Bostic must be a diplo­ you. Start today by asking your dniq^t skirt, self-tie sash, cap sleeves would like Alan to take one of the Bridge M e and sweet as any cake to. boot. Be­ mat. The fact that she could col­ girls he used to go with out to for a f 1 boz«of Marmola. fore that, grocery bills were/steep. lect so many frat pins (one for and a Lord Byron collar. This is sugarless and cheap; two every frat on the campus of the Daily Health Service dollars makes about five pounds— University of Oklahoma) and not MAHOGANY POLISH. A n o th er Warm, strong, black coffee, used HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL the whole school served a dozen get her lines crossed occasionally BY W. VV. WENTWORTH rounds. You, perchance, may have proves, fact stranger lhan fiction. in equal parts with olive oil, Digestible Hot Breads by World Famed Authority (Abbreviations: A—ace; K—j a kid who eats about as Florence The Oklahoma City student is makes an excellent polish for ma­ WBg—Q— queen; J—jack; X- did. In that case this candy try— shown here with her collection_____ hogany furniture.______are always assured when leavened with any card It^wer than 10.) it’s better far than you can buy. From one pound dates remove the Rumfprd. Piping hot homemade rolls, SCIENTISTS ROUT TALES OF The big babies lost a little less seed. The same of figs will meet crisp golden corn bread or bran mufiSns BIG BABY WEIGHTS weight during the first few days your need. One pound of raisins put ^^01)T^douttheb^ea^^fa8t,—•stiu.’ttheday welL after birth than did the small ba- 1— When declarer holds in chopper. Force figs and dates By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN biies. After the initial loss of weight hearts A J 9 8 in hand and into the hopper. Break in one ditor Journal of the American a gain in weight took place; then dummy holds X X X X, how pound of walnut meat. Mix well 'edlcal Association and of Hygeia, the little babies gained two and and press out nice and neat. Make MOTHER It Never E many tricks may he make ? one-balf per cent more than the five-inch rolls just one inch thick RUM FORD the Health Magazine fipeiie big babies. 2— ^First hand bids one heart. ™^The iceman's and the fisher­ Place them on Ice to make them The Whol«t6m« The colored mothers nursed their Second hand bids one spade. stick. Next morning slice rolls very A Cross, Sick Child is Constipated I .aN eM ef man’s scales are usually called

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MANCHESTER (CONN.) USVBNING HEBAIJ), TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14,19^8* /' ______■ - All Roads Lead To The Harding Gym Tim Expect Million Busings INCLUDES 2 BASKETBALL Chagnot “ Safes’ ^ Rival Local In Month In The Garden Sport Into 100 To 89 Defeat BY DA'VIS J. WALSH the Muggs and Terris and McLMnln ^should do even better, owing to Chatter I . N. S. Sports Editor former’s local following and the OVraEl-OONFlDENT New York, Feb. i 4— According lartter’g national reputation. to careful estimates compiled today If the events mentioned do what AmoU’ CeUegeB^saHdOtb’ Baik^tD and An example of over-confi­ Ties Ballseper Up Repeated­ Results of the first round, of the by the Madison Square Garden Cor­ the statisticians think they Will, a dence was shovm last night ChagnotWin pocket billiard tournament among poration, the House of Rickard matter of ?750,000 of the million Teams CoDBiig to (^ipose Cmmiimiiti ( M Teams and when a voice over the telephono high school students being staged probably will establish an all-time will be accounted for by exactly pve asked Tom Weir at the West ly In First leg of Rec Se­ at the School Street Rec are as fol­ record for the day to day business attractions. The ten hockey taatohes Side Rec: Rack By Rack lows: Eddie Dzladus 25, Francis of sport promotion by playing to a easily might furnish the remainder Give Edilstion, Opposition W91 Prove A dd Test For “Could you tell me^how much ries; Seventy-Two Safes Burke 18, Philip Burke 17, L ar^ g^oss of one million— and I don t of the million and, if they don’t, / Ballseiper beat Chagnot by, Maloney 25, and Elmo Mantelll 25, mean lettuce and tomato salads the proposed Sekyra-Lomski fight please?” Bill Kanehl 2. More matches will during the month, beginning Feb­ of March 17 will do it and more. Fay’ s Combines. Weir informed the inqulra.- Played In Two-Honr First Rack be played Saturday morning. ruary 17. Yes, that’s what they No wonder Mr. T. Rickard is sun­ that that would be impossible, Game Total said; one million (1,000,000) dol­ ning himself at Miami Beach, serene because Chagnot won, instead. Ballsieper ...... 7 The volley-ball match between lars (? ) and really I can’t help it in the face of the fact that his ^ 1 roads lead to the Harding Jennie Kasper and “ Dot” Root, guards. “ Tommy” Taylor, Rob- Match. Chagnot ...... 7 the Rec and Springfield ” Y” sched­ if the announcement causes mem­ heavyweight elimination is doing school gym on Hollister street to­ Second Rack uled for tonight, has been post- bers of the board of the United stock and Bloomer will also make Connecticut Company bus. , slightly too much eliminating. He night where expectations are that .Ballsieper ...... 11 I poned. States Steel Corporation to stir fret­ came back from the Chicago fight the trip. Here’s hoplnlg you have a ban­ the largest crowd of the season Louis Chagnot scored an eleven- ^Chagnot ...... 3 fully In their sleep. with about $400,000 net after The regular Arnold C5ollege team ner crowd and make A success ou*. They say that Tdmmy McCann Is which will play against your boys’ of it financially. hall victory over Paul Ballsieper Third Rack Frankly, they are entitled to months of preparation and nights will pack into the hall to see tho Ballsieper ...... 5 getting to be quite a wizzard with a climb aboard the chlffo-robe and of sleepless worry. He can turn his stellar attraction which Is In store team will Include Sloman and COok, As ever, last night in the first of a three I cue stick since he took over the two of the leading scorers in the Sam. game series of a hundred-points Chagnot ...... 9 slay a lot of pink elephants with back on the above program and net for them. Two cracker Jack basket­ Fourth Rack operation of Murphy’s pool room. the contents of an empty cigar box. league’ at forward; “ Pete” Dalm, each in pocket billiard to settle the at least $600,000. ball games, a half-hour’s gymnas­ Ballsieper ...... H He is reported to have made a run For this Is money as big business formerly with Collegiate Prep hhd championship of the Recreat^n of 42 balls the other day. Not so tic exhibition and a dance pro­ Commercial High will Jump cen­ Centers- The winner achieved his Chagnot ...... -4 knows It. n e a r l y b r o k e r e c o r d gram I 'What more can one ask for Fifth Rack bad, eh? The Receipts ter; “Bill” MeCaitty, former cap­ 100 to 89 victory by "safing his op­ tain of Commercial vfhen that Ballsieper ...... 2 The “ Take,” as we say In the a hall? ^ , Bvett a botde of pop ofen- ponent to death” The north end ought to form a N6W York, Feb. 14 .— Four-fifths There is no denying the fact school won the Tuft’s toumamwit, Chagnot ...... 12 rent office, will come from the pro­ No less than seventy-two times j pool tournament and select its best of a second was all that stood today that tho Community Club teams will start at one guard with Sam goes fight to-the did the players play safe. The Sixth Rack shark to oppose a pick from the motion of ten hockey matches, five are going to have’ their hands full Bender, a Boys’ club graduate; at umoire’s head Ballsieper ...... 4 boxing shows and a six-day bicycle between Lloyd Hahn and his filth match lasted fully two hours. j south end. It would make a dandy world record. At the Elks inter- and perhaps then some In tackling the other. I '^11 also bring a full Chagnot did so forty-one or ten Chagnot ...... 10 match and arouse a lot of interest. race. The latter may be your Idea such fast opposition as Arnold’s second team as some of them 'wit. Seventh Rack of a mental moratorium, yet the scholastic meet last night. The times more than Ballsieper, but Let’s go, boys. great American middle distance College is capable of turning out. be in the gym exhibition anyway. this was the secret of his success. Ballsieper ...... 5 Garden looks for^ it to produce the The men’s team, for example is Some of the teams we have played C hagnot...... 9 greatest gate of a great month. runner almost equalled the mark of It is not the style of a game Ball- Paul Ballseiper, at one time one 2:43-3-5 made by Jimmy Connolly booked to play such teams as Yale or have yet to play this year in Eighth Rack The estimate is that the buttonhole University, Washington College dude the Yale Varsity, Washing­ Bieper is accustomed to, but when of the best basketball players in Ifve years ago for two-thlrdS of a Chagnot played safe repeatedly, Ballsieper ...... 4 1 Manchester, has quit the Rec makers will leave all of ?3.00,000, and others of exceptionally high ton College, Ohestertown, Md.. Chagnot ...... 10 behind them during the week of mile. , ^ caliber. There is a great deal that Gauladet and Loyolon, Washing­ Ballsieper had no alternative but Five. Morris Muslin of Stuyvesant high to follow suit. However, invariably, Ninth Rack March 3 to March 10 when the can be said about tonight’s pro­ ton. D. C., United States Coast Ballsieper ...... 7 The feature of the Commercial great merry-go-round will be on. school cleared 6 feet 2 inches in gram which starts at 7:45 but lis­ Guard Academy, of New Iiondon, it was Ballsieper who eventually the high .lump, a new Indoor record took the risk on a break shot. And Chagnot ...... 7 Bowling league matches tonight Great revenues also are antici­ ten to what our own Sammy Mas­ Massachusetts State Normal and Tenth Rack will be the games between the High pated from the Delaney-Heeney and for American schoolboys. sey has to say: Savage School of New York. this spelled his doom. Ballsieper ...... 8 1 Schodl Faculty and the Construction Sharkey-Risko fights of March 1 Dear Leo:— ^ With the aid of Mr. Glasser, Got On Nerves Company. The former will have to JusI a final word to say that Ballsiep.er • said after the match, Chagnot ...... 0 and March 12 respectively. Each BASKETBALL CHALLENGE coach of the gym team, we are Eleventh Rack win to stay in the' running. has been appraised at ?150,000 in our plans are about complete for working hard on the program for that he never shot a worse game of the trip up there Tuesday. tournament pool in his life. To a Ballsieper ...... 12 gross returns, in spite of the fact the exhibition. The exhibition will A large number of skaters went that one principal in each, to wit The Holy Trinity Knighte of Now, Leo, don’t be backward Include, a drill to music, (exer­ certain extent, the statistics bear Chagnot ...... 2 Twelfth Rack to Center Springs Pond last night Sharkey and Heeney, engaged in a Hartford have a few open dates about advertising this affair be­ cises), a novelty dance, lighted In­ out this fact, for Ballsieper was and would like to play a few road Ballsieper...... 5 I and found the ice suitable for a very brutal miss-me-again not so cause I am making a special effort dian club swinging, apparatus work guilty of missing sixteen easy shots games. The management would to put on something worth while. Chagnot ...... 9 line evening’s entertainment. The long ago. including stuntb on the horse, against nine lor Chagnot. But to Thirteenth Rack pound was sprayed with water un­ Hudklns-Baker Go like tp hear from teams around The girls’ team I am bringing is parallel hars, with some spectacu­ a great extent, Ballsieper’s off-form Ballsieper ...... 5 der the supervision of Chief A1 The ace Hudkins-Sammy Baker Manchester especially the "Wapplng sure to please because it will be as lar tumbling an dtiger leaping. w-as due to the tight game which Y. M. C. A. Independents, Valets, Chagnot ...... 9 Foy. welterweight fighf of Friday night good a team, if not bettep, than any This sounds like a long drawn- his opponent waged. It got on Fourteenth Rack is held as a ?75,999 shot. So is the Liberties and Highland Park. in the. state league. The starting out affair, but we will make it very line-up will be Mary Drew, play­ OJA A. Ballsieper’e nerves to such an ex­ Ballsieper ...... 3 It is impossible that the Com Sid Terris-Jimmy McLarnih light­ For games address, tent that what few chances he did ground director over South last snappy. Chagnot ...... 3 munity CJub will strengthen its weight affair of February 24. James Grigalas, get in the closing racks, he “ blew.” lineup a bit for tonight’s game. 90 Sheldon St., summer, and Edith Olson, for­ There will be thirty-five In bur Baker and Hudkins, it is under­ wards: Helen Fredericks, center; party as this Is the capacity of the The second leg of the match is Charlie Shimkus of the Knights if stood, are gelling right out with Hartford, Conn. scheduled to take place at the East Lithuania or “ Babe” Hurley of the Side Rec a week from tomorrow FORTY-FOUR TAKE ■yankees may jump center in place night, starting at 7 :30. Lewis Lloyu of George Stavnitsky, who is out will referee. Tom'Weir handled the I w*th an injured knee. i match last night in a satisfactory PART IN SETBACK manner to all concerned. He called ] five fouls, three on Chagnot, all of which came in the last two racks. AMERICAN SKATERS Charlie Griffith was the score keep­ New Public Tournament At­ er. Chagnot’s victory in the first leg means that should he lose over AGAOEFEATED M at the East Side, he will still have tracts Good Crowd First another chance to win. A toss of coin will decide the location of the Night; High Scorers. third and deciding match and it Do No Better Than Fifth at may fall on the West Side Rec table again. Forty-four players took part 11 Ballsieper Gets Lead the first public setback toumamen-; Olpipic Races In Switzer­ At the start of the match, Ball­ under the auspices of the Recrea sieper called the toss correctly and tion Centers and held at the East land. Chagnot broke. He left an easy shot Side building last night. you smoke but Ballsieper made an inauspici­ Fred Thayer of 123 Pine street ous debut by missing. The boys tied and William Brock of 13 Warren St. Moritz. Switzerland, Feb. 14. at seven apiece the first rack and street won first prize with a score — Finland and Norway again took then Ballsieper jumped into the cf 149. Second honors went to Fred all the hig’n honors in the Olympic lead for the next few racks during Fields of 131 Glenwood street and championships here which Chagnot did not resort to Arthur Angeli of 118 Glenwood today when skaters from the north­ safe tactics. The large gallery was street with a score of 145. ern countries won first, second and Another public sitting will oe beginning to wonder if Chagnot third places In the 1,500 meter held next Monday evening and the was going to attempt to match his races. pleasure committee in charge hopes for an , Finland’s cham­ science and skill against the crafty increased attendance. Ballsieper in an open game.. pion, took first place with the However, at the end of the fourth fast time of two minutes 21.1 rack, Chagnot changed his tactics W .S. REC WINNER seconds. Yesterday he tied for pronto. He began tying Ballsieper first place In the 500 meter races. , of Norway, was all up with a succession of safe second with 2:21.9; Ivor Ballan- shots which forced the latter to The West Side Rec basketball grud, of the same country, took duplicate. However, eventually, team scored a 34-34, victory over third place with 2:22.6. Ballsieper-would; take a chance on the Holy Trinity Knights of Hart­ The United States did not place a break shot or combination with ford in that city Saturday night. ■get right up front before fifth, Eddie Murphy, of the result that at the end of the Ty Holland and Cliff Gustafson Chicago, held that position with his seventh frame, Chagnot was lead­ were the stars for the winners. The time of 2:25.9. ing 45 tp 40. From that point on summary follows: Of the other Americans, Vanel- to the finish, Chagnot was never WEST SIDE REC. (34) tine Bialis, the team captain, was headed. B F T sixth with 2:26.3; Irving Jaffee of is u re No Spectacular Shots A. Gustafson, c ...... 3 0 6 New York was next with 2:26.7; • Ballsieper was never far behind W. Eagleson, Ig...... 0 0 0 and O’Neill Farrell of Chicago and always threatened to overcome W. Holland, I g ...... 5 2 12 came in eighth with 2:26.8. the lead, but the safes which Chag­ R. Russell, If ...... 2 0 4 Irving Jaffee, of New York, con­ not played were Ballsieper’s down W. Wylie, I g ...... 0 .0 0 quered Bernt Evensen, of Norway, fall. There was little, if any, spec­ E. Bissell, c ...... 0 0 0 in the first heat of the 10,000 tacular shooting in the entire C. Gustafson, r f ...... 4 0 8 Imeter races. Jaffee won by one H a v e a match. The highest run of the eve­ R. Metcalf, I f ...... 2 0 4 tenth of a second, doing the dis­ ning was fourteen balls, made by tance in 18:36.5. The Olympic Ballsieper in the tenth and eleventh Total ...... 16 34 record now held by Julius Skut- racks. This brought the score up to HOLY TRINITY KNIGHTS (24) nabb, of Finland, is 18 minutes 79 to 76 and the crowd again B F T four seconds. scented a Ballsieper victory. How­ Budwicz, rg ...... 0 O' 0 A warm sun made the track soft .The real object of ever, another volley of safes fol­ ■Vilchlalus, ig ___ _ .0 0 0 and slow as the skaters started off. lowed by a couple of erratic shots Marcus, c . . . • ••••• 3 0 0 In the 1,500 meter race the rink and a foul by Ballsieper gave Chag­ Rearskis, If ...... 5 0 10 had been fast. not a most deserved victory. L. Mazalus, If ...... 1 0 2 Jaffee and Evensen kept neck In the last rack which found A. Mazalus, rg ...... 0 0 0 and neck for most of the way. Chagnot leading by the slim mar­ Urban, Ig ...... 0 0 0 Near the finish Evensen crept into smokiiig is to oiijoy it. gin of 88 to 81, Ballsieper again Cabiton, rf ...... 2 1 5 a five-yard lead but-In a final burst had a chance to rally when Chag­ put the American across the line first, not made his three fouls, two the 'J'Ot&l ax. • e o s!f1a; e ex* 11 2 24 result of naming the ball and the ■ . II I I . ..I. i pocket in the reverse order; but'he LAST NIGHT'S FIGHT^ wasn’t equal to the occasion. The WARRIORS WIN 70-18 victory for Chagnot, not as it was, At Cleveland— Joe Duudeii bf through brilliant safes, was a de­ Baltimore, . world’s 'welterweight cided credit to the Bank street man The Warriors defeated the Wood­ champion, scored technical knock­ It was accomplished despite the land A. C."70 to 18 in the Commu­ out over Clyde Hull, of Clark, S. D., fact that before the match, many nity club junior league last night. 8. Dundee’s title was not at stake. At Rochester, N. Y.— Jack De­ "West Siders were saying “ too bad The Cardinals forfeited to the Bulldogs. These teams are in divi­ laney of Bridgeport, Conn., former “ Ducker” Carlson or “ Bedo” Jar­ light heavyweight champion, scored vis isn’t playing Ballsieper tonight sion two of the league. The games were played at the K. of C. hall. technical knockout over Indian Leo They claimed that Chagnot was Gates, North Adams, Mass., 2; John­ lucky to have won the "West Side The summary: Warriors (70)' ny Urban, Pittsburgh heavyweight, ’ tournament and wasn’t the best B. F. T. stopped Toi^ Stahenan, of Bnflalo, player in it. However, all the writ­ Sturgeon, rf .r. . . . - 4 0 8 1; Mike Roncoy, Rochester heavy, er can say in Chagnot’s defense. Is Radding, If 8 1 17 outpointed- Gordon Munce, New that It would have taken a mighty Coe, c ...... 9 0 18 York, 6.'. • 9 good player to have beaten Chagnot Wells. I g ...... 3 1 7 At London; England— Jack Hood, last night. It was Interesting to Reid, ...... 9 2 20 British welterweight champion, out­ watch Carlson and Jarvis during pointed Len Johnson, Manchester, Camels lead by billions and keep the match. They sat huddled to­ 4 70 England negro, 15. gether on a table engaged in a Woodland A. A-t Philadelphia— ^Al Gordon, whispered conversations and with B. Philadelphia, won decision over Joe on growing their digits extending this way and R. Ingraham, rf ...... 0 Glick of New York, leading Junior that pointing out the shots they V. Ingraham, I f ...... 0 lightweight contender, 10 ; Henri De would-have played. Jamroga, c ...... 0 ■Wanker, of Prance, outpointed'"Hu- Peterson, Ig, c .i,. . 1 bert Gillis,.of Belgium, 10. Segar, Ig ...... 1 At New York— ^Willie Harmon, NO BILLS FOB HIM. Mikoleit, Ig ...... 2 New York welterweight, outpointed Wright, ...... 4 Canada Lee, New York negro, 6; Indianapolis.— There’s at least Benny Hall, St. Louis, drew with one dillnquent taxpayer in this 8 2 18 Fete Sanstol, Norwegian bantam, city who need not worry about be­ Referee: Dick Kerr. 6; Danny Prush, veteran English ing dunned. The state tax board fighter, outpointed Jimmy Scott, has decided that the bookkeeping To draw more tourists to Japan Galveston, Texas lightweight, 6; involved would be prohibitive. His the railway department is con­ Danny Terris, brother of Sid Terris, name is . Gustav Papathwidokd- structing a large moving picture outpointed Osford Bernard. New paounlrgclpolos^ ^ studio. York, 6. V"

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T elephone 789. father and mother, and has answer­ Evening Herald to 104 Clinton street. ed correctly many detailed questions The Lindy Social club held It-i Phone Your Want Ads Honses for Sale 73 put to her about the court and fami­ re^ lar monthly meeting last night Classified Advertisements Announcements Live Stock— ^Vehlcles 42 ly life of the Czar, and the child­ at the home of Mrs. Jane C. Bog­ To The ON STATE ROAD—8 room single hood experiences of the Grand an of Mill street. Various matters mmalV num%«8^®anribCrevlatlons^ STEAM SH IP TICKETS—all parts o f FOR SALE—NEW MILCH Jersey house -with garage, large lot. Prince imint as a word and compound the world. Ask for sailing 11*^ cow, accredited herd. Ernest S. Gow- only $5000. CaU Arthur A. Knofla. Duchess Anastasia. Many of these of business were acted upon and ,^"“rds"°as"\wo w^rds. Minimum cost rates. Phone 750-2. Robert 3. Smith. dy. South Bolton. TeL 782-2.______questions were so detailed and In­ activities planned for the future. is price of three lines* 1009 Main street. timate that only a member of the The ffrst event will be a public Pouitry and Supplies 43 :-’OR SALE—^NEW 6 ROOM bunga­ straw ride Saturday evening with Automobiles for Sale 4 Evening Herald low. all improvements. Telephone Czar’s family, or somebody in daily Line rates per day for transient 2632-2 or call 108 Benten streeL contact with it, could have answer­ Thompsonville as the destination and dancing on the program. The Effecflre MarcH 17. IfT BABY CHICKS—Best local stock; ed them correctly. popular breeds: guaranteed live de- Cash Charge PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW Legal Notices 4. She bears numerous scars truck will leave the Center at 7 7 cts 9 cts livery; we do custoin hatching; free p. m. Saturday, and Depot Square G Consecutive Days for an early delivery on the catalogue. Clark’s Hatchery, East from wounds which her supporters G Consecutive Days 9 cts 11 cts car. Orders will be filled strictly in AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD at 7:15. Mrs. Eleanor Prentice of 11 cts 13 cts the order received. Trades on all cars Hartford, Conn. at Manchester, within and for the claim were inflicted upon her by the 1 Day ...... bullets and bayonetn and rifle butts 158 Cooper street is chairman of Ml orders for Irregular considered. BABY CHICKS Gall 664 district of Manchester, on the 14th. arrangements. day o f F ebruary, A. D., 1928. will be charged at the one-tl^me rate. Baby chicks, blood tested, Ohio of the Bolshevist executioners, and On the evening of Washington’s Soeclal ratfcs for long term every MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES State University accredited. Order in Present "WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq.. her story of her escape from the day^ advertising given upon ^equesh Dependable Used Cars advance. Manchester Grain and Coal And Ask for a Wanf Ad Taker Judge. birthday the club will hold a box Estate of Timothy Keating late of Jekaterlnenburg massacre, though r>.-Horpd for three or six nays 1069 Main street. Tel. 740 Com pany. Phone 1760. social at the home of Mrs. Pren­ and stopped before the third ^fth Denis P. Coleman, Mgr. Tell Her What You Want Manchester in said district, deceaS' unlikely, is nevertheless not im­ tice, when there will be both card dav will be charged only for the ac ed. 1921 Stearns R oadster. possible. playing and dancing. tual number of times the ad appear­ FOR SALE—BROILERS. Marks Poul­ 'An experienced operator will take your ad. help you Upon application of Mary E. Keat­ Points Against Her ed charging at the rate earned, but 1927 Essex Coach. try Yard. T elephone 1877. ing praying that letiefs of adminis­ The club will give a public dance 1924 Ford Coupe. tration be granted on said estate, as The main points advanced against no allowlnces or after“ the word it for best results, and see that It is properly In­ on the evening of St. Patrick’s day, on si.v time ads stopped after the per application on file, It is JAMES STEVENSON ...... serted. Bill will be mailed same day allowing you until ORDERED:—That the foregoing her are: March 17, at Odd Fellows hall. 1000 M ARCH H A TCH E D W hite 1. She can talk neither Russian At last night’s meeting it was ^’^Xodni forbids” ; display lines not 53 B lssell St. Tel. 2169-2 Leghorn Pullets. High producing seventh day after Insertion to tako advantage of the application be heard and determined strain. Grown uder Conn. “Grow at the Probate office in Manchester nor English, both of which langu­ proposed to conduct a membership ®°The Herald win n ot be responsible 10 GOOD USED CARS Including Mar- CASH RATE, In said District, on the 18th day of mon and Olds demonstrators. Craw­ Healthy Chick” Plan. Oliver Bros., ages the Czar’s children talked drive. Mrs. Doborah^ Gibson was for more than one incorrect Insertion No. Windham, Conn. February, A. D.. 1928, at 9 o’clock in fluently. Her supporters explain chosen captain of the red team and of any advertisement ordered for ford Auto Supply Company. Center the forenoon, and that notice be and T rotter streets. T elephone 1174 this, howevqr, by saving that her Miss Gladys Gibbs of Talcottvills, more than one time. .neor- 15 given to all persons Interested In said Tlie inadvertent omission °r or 2021-2. Articles for Sale estate of the pendency of said appli­ terrible experiences have disturbed leader bf the blues. The losing rect publication of a^'^ertlslng . cation and the time and place of her mental balance and caused a team will give a dinner to the win­ hearing thereon, by publishing a copy rectified only by p .-ender Auto Accessories— Tires (i FOR SALE—MEN’S overcoat, size 42, ners at the close of the contest. charge made for the service render- reasonable, Remington typewriter, Household Goods 5 i Apartments— Flats— of this order in some newspaper hav­ partial loss of memory. ing a circulation in said district, on 2. Her supposed grandmother ed. ^ WEED TIRE CHAINS repair links 85, violin ?10, 827 M ain street. A pt. Tenements for Rent S3 • • • 22. or before Feb. 14th., 1928 and by Lighthouses controlled entirely con form and crosschains. All sizes including and her aunt, who supported her All advertisements must _ FOR SALE—2 SINGER sewing ma­ a p a r t m e n t s —^Two, three and four posting a copy of this order on the by mechanical means are planned regulars and trucks. Service 100 per public sign-post in said town of for a while, as well as all other In style, copy and tj^ography wUh cent. Center Auto Jupply Co, 155 FOR SALE—VIBRATING CHAIR en­ chines. $10 each. Pick them up room apartmenta. heat, janitor ser­ dorsed by Dr. Kellogg, Battle Creek, Manchester, at least 4 days before royal relatives of the Czar’s family for the English coast. regulations enforced by^ the Center. Phone 673. quick. Benson’s Furniture Company. vice. gas range, refrigerator, In-a- er? and they reserve the Mrs. Walter Olebtt, 21 Forest street. door bed furnished. Call Manchester the day of said hearing, to appear If have refused to acknowledge her edit, revise or reject any copy con­ Tel. 357. Construction C o m p ly , 2100 or tele­ they see cause at said time and place after a searching Investigation of sidered objectionable. Business Service Offered 13 Mnsical Instruments 53 and be heard relative thereto, and CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads FOR SALE—SEWING MACHINES— phone 788-2. make return to this court. her story. Her backers, however, to be published same day CHAIR CANING neatly done. Price One Free cabinet, one Standard drop FOR SALE—^ALL ELECTRIC radio FOR RENT—SEVERAL first class WILLIAM S. HYDE claim that her supposed relatives ceived by 12 o’clock mn. Saturdays right, satisfaction guaranteed. Carl head, cheap. Repairing of all makes. $70- 6 tube Mohawk—tubes and rents with all Improvements. Apply Judge. have entered Into a conspiracy to 1U;3U a. m. Anderson, 53 Norman street. Phone R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward street. horn $65; Philco B-Ellminator 180 Edw ard J. H olL 865 Main streeL TeL H -2-I4-28. deny her a share In the fortune 1892-2. T elephone 715. volts $15; Majestic B-Eliminator 560. Telephone Your Want Ads $22; 199 tubes $1.25. T elephone 2219. which the Bank of England is sup­ Ads are accepted over the telephone FURNITURE AND PIANO POLISH. — 10 Beech street after 5 p. m. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tenement, posed to be bolding for the Czar s at the c h a r g e R-\TE given above PIANO :*TUNING— A ll w o rk grnaran- The best polish that can be had for all improvements. Apply 93 Foster heirs. as a convenience to teed. :

_ Here is the fishing trawler Surf, after a trip through heavy seas in extreme cold weather. The picture was taken as the boat was entering Boston harbor, laden w i^ fish and draped with Ice: Sometimes ice forms so thick on the cabin windows f t at they must be br/oken so men can see out. Fislung trips are adven­ turous. i (To Be Continued) ! mb

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MAlTCHEOTai (CONN.) ^rSTEWFING HBRALP, TUESDAY, rCBRUAEY 14,1928, ..... _ .... B y PeriSf L. SKIPPY F T .A P P E R f X N N Y S A Y S ! ISENSE "1 NONSEieE C A C C T h r s e Wek ends are oppular -witli Old l-EHMCE R ottea SK Are?; Man Death. Careless drivers are his meat! Play safe! A few years ago some of our tourists used to cook in a tin can instead of riding in one. Hint To Motorists It is better to be dead sure at k railroad crossing than to be sure dead. ' ’Motorist— “ Come on, come on, get out of the way!” Pedestrian— “ Right, sir; where shall I go up the telephone pole or down the sewer?” A train doesn’t hit you unless you start an argument, but a pas­ senger bus seems always to be looking for trouble. c«vniiM i»*a TtKf u ois»»i rtm i A pretty girl was collecting con .REG. U. S. rtlT. OfT. tributions for a hospital, approach­ 01928. BY WE* SERVICE. IRC. ed a man sitting at the wheel of an >1 expensive car. “ No,” was his surely OUR BOARDING HOUSE A girl likes to get credit for be­ answer. “ I contribute regularly to By Fontaine Fox Pathetic Figures By Gene Ahem ing well dressed. that hospital.” “ No doubt” said the pretty girl, “ but we’re collecting money today, not - pedestrians.” MAV/E M Y ^(^i4,^-YL5St4, FerAP,- C!a o 6 MT TM^ (iAi/sl Ih/ ACT ©F' A Some folks who use an automo­ 'X PAM PER vtiriV VO V oiA *Ya k f bile to run into debt have to crawl o F . S Y U P IP out. SOMe -SMARY ALgCR riORSFPFAV f Hiram: How far is Center Creek A C O M IC -ri4F, HooPLF MOSC IS HERE’S YOUR VALENTINE from Jonesville? Bben: Five minutes by auto. An A U^lFAL CrfARAOYFRISYlC F r o m -Y i^’ f c r Y i l l i o ^ Here’s the Letter Golf editor’s hour by telephone. ^ valentine to sentimental fans—-if pePAPYMFUYf ^ Ye(-eRF: oF OUR CU a PAY iaIC BACK there are any! Sometimes the 4 R-umor has it that the new Ford VJAS AKl lilSlIsilJA Y lU ’ P O F M Yo ?FRlCLFS,Yl4F 6RHFK HEART SEEKS a long time, but is equipped with a Jew’s Harp in­ par on this search is five. One stead of the regular horn. •RerCRRIlA'*^Yo M F AS FKlL0S0Pt til he is close to a good parking ( RVPlCUUOUS, YVieU->OF COURSE ^ TH€ MAlMe, TOR tWACT? THEM ^500'. WASH. » BeueVE T v ^ “ What’s a Scotch ride?” place. ■ WM FRieWP. 1 IT’S RATvVeR ^\GV^ | “ Coasting on a Ford.” Art.viev-U r a g e ’ SON- AM0rH6R / iMPOSSlBLf. y te s , eV6N A THOOSANP. Ib ABTS ACTOALLN Sentry of Speed AUOM& OTTCRtN ; AMD VA!\Tv\t)OT PeASOH o d o u b t * A OOOP SCOUT AtlP SIR. O U E IW K IS M P / ‘S W lO U S W w UKE MUD Traffic cops are the halt of the People who won’t stop at any­ ( O .N VlOUU) CtVit vjhat VOO SOMU 60MNA s e a l / TOO a r e'- «’NV thing should never drive autos. earth. 3 2 B6 GU^P 'To ; PAID FOR IT. NVORe. -X/ BUMIN’ A HALF SHU. HiS OFT’ S5 0 , SIR. PReTEMO ) 1 iNteRE^T MMSeiF|l Ktppep Piwe \Vb \ HOLD FOR \ OUT. , \r wt T cootP But s t o n ^ H At Co c h r a n — p i c i v r c s k n i c k FIND pt SeRlOOS COSTOMBR, •Eut evieri ^ $rRP*iiicB vs sus?ecreo of V ^ ■pOLMNfj BOM jov:e v)H£N z m v\£ seeK s To f Bpvf F. 1928, BY NEA SERVICE, INC REG. U S. PAT.’OFT. fTJT! 9'\ : v

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» > A ( S m E N . r ^ -r IKanflyggtgr IttgntttgiSgralb J . T’ Manchester lodge pi Masons will MEN^ FASHION SHOW TEACHES SEALING WAX MODERN DANCDie hold a regular communication in g r u d g e WIPED OUT FAMILY WSTAIRS” the Temple tonight at 7:30. Wor­ READY FOR DEBUT ART AT LOCE STORE shipful, Master James O. McCaw Wednesday M( ttliree-Act Comedy by Young Peo- TOMORROW NIGHT who is' confined to his home on ■ A ^ pie’s Dramatic Club, Lutheran W ITH BIG GLOVES City View Dance Hall Pine street with a serious illness is Concordia Church Improving slowly, hut is able to Latest Styles For Women to Be Dennison Expert at Dewey- Keeney St. Directed by Leila M. Church see friends who call. Displayed By MenrModels at Richman Company’s All This Goff’s Melody Boys. Centei: Church.' Week— Lessons Free. 50c CHENEYHALL A son, Philip Henry was bom High School Head Provides on Saturday at the Niles street The Fashion Revue of- Spring IWEDNESDAY EVG. FEB. 15 ANNOUNCING Hospital, Hartford, to Mr. and Mrs. Modes which the Men’s League of Jkliss E. Schulz of the New York Henry Leupold of 162 Wadsworth Outlet For Hot Blood Center Church is to present tomor­ Office of the Dennison Manufactur­ It Will Pay You to Visit the Store Dancing Alter Performance, Music 82ND ANXUAL MASQUERADE row evening in the Parish Hall la By A1 Behrand’s Orchestra. street. Mr, Leupold is a chemist ing Co. is at the store of Dewey- of in the employ of Cheney Brothers. already for its debut. Every display General Admission 50c. St. Mary’s Young Men’s Club When Lads QuarreL will be presented as an episode in Richman Co. all this week to teach Tomorrow Morning. JEteserred Seats 75c, on Sale Man- ^ CHENEY HALL dramatic form, snappy with wise Dennison, craft to anyone who j Chester Construction Co. Office, February 21st. Another night of dancing will wishes to learn. Everything is ab­ ' 875 Main St. Admission 50c be enjoyed at the City View Dance Hall on • Keeney street tomorow Two High school students y^ste^ William Remig, the Paul Poiret solutely free. Store Closes at Noon Members of the highway commit night. Goff’s Melody Boys will be day became engaged in a heatefd of the piece, has for his assistants Miss Schulz is especially anxious tee of the Board of Selectmen held present to play and all modern controversy, swapped punches, were Eric Crashaw aand Frank Ander­ to show the women of Monchester ABOUT TOWN a meeting In the Municipal build­ numbers will be the program. taken to\the principal’s offlc® son and they will drape a model on how to make the popular crystal after belhgleln lectured were given the the stage in view of the audience in trees from sealintg wax and paper ing last night to further discuss the French manner. Gowns of the , proposition of the widening of Mrs. E. L. Gates of North Elm choice of settling the matter with which, when finished, are fine repro­ Some Real Bargains on the The Ladies Aid society of the street is confined to her bed with a boxing gloves or receiving a more every sort will be shown including ductions of the real glass, crystal Second Congregational church will Birch street. Some new figures on negligees, street gowns, afternoon the proposed assessment of b e i^ Severe attack of illness. unpleasant penalty. trees which cost from 3300 to 3500. meet tomoririw afternoon from 2 Without a moment’s hesitation gowns, matinee frocks and evening She is also prepared to show and to 5 at the Manchester Community fits and damages were studied ana gowns. There will also he sports will be presenetd to the full board Lady Roberts Lodge, Daughters Robert "Sailor” Nelson and Robert teach, people how to make a new clubhouse. “ Bingo” Sturgeon accepted the ar­ clothing, charming children's line of parchment shades never be­ meeting Friday night of this week. of St. George will hold its regular frocks, an old-fashioned costume meeting in Tinker hall tomorrow bitrament of battle. They were sent fore shown in Manchester or this 50c Bargain Tables Mrs. Julia Clark of the Centen­ back to their class rooms but by and the two bathing beauties, “ Miss part of Connecticut. Mrs. Henry !J. Gay of Birch evening at 8 o’clock sharp. A social Globe Hollow” and “ Miss Crystal nial apartments entertained a party street who was operated on at the hour with refreshments will fol­ the time school was over the news Miss Schulz will he at the store of friends yesterday in honor of of the impending bout had spread Lake.” In the Basement Memorial hospital last week, under­ low the business. The attendance The piece is written and directed every day this week between 9' a.m. Miss Pauline Rivilor of London and went a second operation yesterday prize will be donated by Mrs. Ann all over the school. Consequently, when the two glad­ by Miss Helen Estes. She is as­ in d 5 p.m. and will be pleased to Mrs. Iwami of New York. meet sewing clubs and church clubs and is reported fairjy comfortable. Parker. iators walked over to the small sisted by a committee from the \. The thrifty housewife will find some real buys on our gymnasium In the School street Men’s League of which William besides Individuals. "^Oc bargain tables in the basement. We have gathered' to­ Mary Bushnell Cheney auxiliary Frank H. Anderson, general Mrs. Mary Clemson of Hartford will meet at the state armory to­ Rec a large crowd of pupils, eager Parkis is chairman. 'The costume gether odd lots of merchandise that have been selling at 99c, manager of the J. W. Hale Com­ road was pleasantly surprised on to see the conflic^, followed. They committee consists of Mrs. Lois 31.25 to 31.50 each and remarked them for quick clearance at morrow evening at 7:30. After the pany, will spend the nla.xt two days her 60 th birthday Sunday after­ idinefelter, Mrs. Bert Andrews, business whist will be enjoyed and were told that wT^at was to take 50c each. The assortment includes white enamel'ware^—cof­ in New York City. noon at the home of her daughter, Mrs. George Wilcox, Miss Ella friends of the auxiliary as well as place was a privath matter and no fee pots— double boilers— sauce pots, etc.; odd- pieces of Mrs. Emil H.- Hallgren of 2 spectators would be^dmitted. But Washburn and Mrs. A. B. Thomp­ alumlnumware; radiator and'bottle brushes; 31.95 sheet irou comrades of Ward Cheney- camp Miss Mary Sargent, apparel Dexter avenue, Hartford. Mrs. son. WATKINS BRQTHFJLS have been invited. Six prizes will two large windows on the School double roasters; and odd table tumblers that are selling at 6 buyer of the J. W. Hale Company, Hallgren’s home was beautifully street side of the gym offered them Tickets should be purchased ?n f^r 50c. For best selections shop early. be awarded and refreshments serv­ is in New York City on a two day decorated with snapdragons, 'tulips advance from ladies of Group 4, ed. Mrs. Julia Sheridan heads the their chance. business trip. and roses. In nearly every room During the hectic battle that fol­ Mrs. Fred Tllden, or at Gardner’s committee of arrangements. were huge valentines of gorgeous fehoe Store. They will be sold at J ju tiB ra l lowed scores of the boys flocked the door to the capacity of ths colors emphasizing St. Valentine s about the windows like so many Day. Following a buffet luncheon, mosquitoes. At the end of. the sec­ hall...... piano and vocal entertainment WOMEN’S $1.98 BLOUSES .. 5 0 c ond round, both hoys were pretty This is an odd lot of women’s broadcloth and linen blouses in *5 — were provided by Mr. and Mrs. well tired out and when Referee We recommend Riker’s Malto- tailored models with vest style bottom. White and colors. Hallgren. Frank Busch tried to speed up mas­ leum to all people who need a Robert K. Anderson Short sleeves. Also a few pongee blouses in this lot. ters “ Bingo” retorted: fine tonic that will build up your “ Who is fighting this battle, me strength, enrich your blood, im­ DUNCAN PHYFE CLUB prove the appetite and renew Phone: 500 or 748-2 °^At^the end of several rounds the energy . and mental activity.— 75c PURE LINEN HUCK TOW ELS...... 5 0 c 'T l m ^ a r d ’a boys were ready to call it^uits and Quinn’s.^—Adv. Plain white or fancy colored bordered towels with hemstitched HEARS SEES EDRESS Tarted goodr r n n A friends.fTioTl A S. Th®T h e - O only U l y evl^OVl* hem. Regular price 75c each. Stock up now! dence either hoy bore of the battle t with the “ puddin’-bag” gloves^was Simmons Representative Here i a slightly discolored eye on Stur­ For Monthly Meeting— Let­ geon, who was the short member 25c OUTING FLANNEL, 3 Yards ...... 5 0 c ' of the Mutt and Jeff combination. 36 Inch outing fianfiel in good looking stripes and checks in Clearance ter From C. E. Watkins. the wanted shades of blue, rose, pink, gray and tan. Heavy Take Quinn’s compound The Greatest quality. Charles B. Foster, New Eng­ seed, wild cherry and rock candy- land District Manager of the Sim­ cough syrup and polish off that mons Company, famous makers of rasping cough for good. It will metal beds and bedding, was the get the best of the cough— Quinn s Vacuum Cleaner Offer 23c LADIES’ CLOTH, 2>/2 Yards ...... 5 0 c guest speaker at the February Drug Store.— Adv. 36 inches wide. A heavy quality cotton material that can be of FURS meeting the Watkins Duncan Phyfe put to so many uses— slips, lingerie, "Btc. Club held at Watkins' store last evening. Mr. Foster chose as his we have ever made subject “ Your Success” dealing W o m a n ’ s OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF FUR COATS MARKED with the success of the Simmons 79c MUSLIN GOW NS ...... 50 C company in direct relation with the White and flesh colored muslin gowns daintily trimmed with REGARDLESS OF COST—THE LOWEST EVER success of the stores merchandis­ E x c h a n g e • hatnburg edging. ■ Some are plain tailored. All sizes. ON QUALITY FURS FOR MANY A SEASON. ing its beds and bedding. Charles Donaghey also of the Simmons 853 Main Street WOMEN WITH AN EYE FOR TASTE company, representing the Spring- AND ECONOMY CAN WELL field branch, was another guest at QUILTED AND RUBBER PADS ...... 5 0 c last evening’s meeting. The Most Useful Vacuum Cleaner Crib size. Your choice of quilted or rubber pads. Special AFFORD TO PURCHASE FUR Prior to the talk by Mr. Foster close-out price of 50c each. COATS FOR NEXT a delicious supper of scalloped potatoes, ham, relishes and pie was SEASON. served by the committee in charge, FILMS For a short time only we will give Florence’s Delicatessen being the DEVELOPED AND FREE a Westinghouse Electric Heat­ SMART GARMENTS AND WONDERFUL c H t © r © r • er with each Sweeper-Vac sold. ^Self-Serve' Specials Following the speakers the en­ PRINTED VALUES! tertainment committee presented a 24 HOUR SERVICE number of selections by well Special low terms. Film Deposit Box at Sunbrite Cleanser, 12 cans...... known local musicians, Rudolph Store Entrance 50 c Swanson, tenor, offering Every­ $ 5 .0 0 d o w n RACCOON COATS where I go” and “ At Dawning,” while Miss Esther Barabee, pianist, Scott Tissue, 5 rolls ...... rendered “ Rondo Capriciosso” and KEMP'S $5.25am onth All remaining Coats now selling for “ Song of the Troubador. Mrs. The budget termjB at Anne McCann of Watkins Drapery Sunbeam Pure Extract, 2 bottles ...... the usual' cash price for 50c Shop sang “ Rose in the Bud” and i (Vanilla or Lemon— 2 ounce bottle) ^ $141 $202.50 $233.50 $281 “ Charraaine.” _ this month only. A letter from Mr. Watkins, who Liberal allowance on (Savings ?54.0O to $105 on your purchase) your old cleaner. is vacationing with his daughter M I N i r S Burt Olney’s Tender Sweet Peas, 3 can s --- 50c at Dragoon, Arizona, telling of the Ask for a demon­ life on a ranch, was read to the stration today. club and in return a Valentine Sunbeam Sifted Sweet Peas, 4 cans ...... 50c message in the form of a telegram Department Store was dispatched to Mr. Watkins by (No. 1 can) MUSKRAT COATS the Duncan Phyfe members. d e p o t s q u a r e , Silver, medium or dark Jersey Muskrat now selling The Manchester Electric Co. MANCHESTER for G oing? Are you going? ^^Health Market'* Specials $141 $173.50 $207.50 $218.50 Tomorrow evening everybody will have gone to the men’s Open Every Night ...... SAUSAGE MEAT, lbs...... (Savings $50 to $75 on’^our purchase.) League Fashion Revue. Center ZYz ...... 5 0 c Church, February 15 at 8 p. m. Until 9 O’clock I PUPN PORK CHOPS, 2«/2 lbs...... 50c VSXWVVVN CARACUL COATS PO R K RjOAST, 2«/2 lbs...... • •. 50c

Brown, cocoa and grey, now selling for Service — Quality — Low Prices good things t o eat LEAN POT ROAST, 2>/2. lbs...... 5 0 c $125 $229.50 $233.50 C AIilt. 2000 $382.50 $395.00 FRESH SEA FOOD Pinehurst Closes at Noon.Wednesday. Please do your shopping In the m ining. (Coats that were $170 to $550.) leav^^e at 8 ». mf If yon want your things very early by Express Wednesday — try this delivery. SOUTH Mf\NCHESTER • CONN ^ Morning I tsTa w Maid B read------^ | I Large Strictly Fresh E g g s ...... 55c dozen | __ :__ — ' STORE OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY I Pork Chop special...... 1 5 Dean, tendCT com fed Pork, .theae chops are medium size, ^ PHONE 456 z C5nt from 10 to 12 lb. strips. 25c Specials 25c I Whole Strips of Pork .•••-•...... | FRESH FISH TODA'^ = This lb a Pork season... .have a roafi> of pork.______g WHY NOT OWN Our Home Made Sausage M eat ...... 25c lb. I Selected Lean Smoked Shoulders I8V2C !!>• | “ 4 to 6 lb. average. “ SPECIAL! 2 lbs. Pickled Pigs’ Feet ------2ac ...... 25c lb. I A 3 lbs. Nice White Sauer Kraut ...... I Pinehurst Hamburg Beef, fresh pork with it, if you = 3 Bunches New B e e ts...... Chopped from fresh Pinehurst 2 lbs. Haddock 2Sc 3 Bunches New Carrots ...... w ish. 2 lbs. Pure L ard ...... Early tomonrow morning we We have lust started on an­ NEW FORD other barrel of that good • bulk Bluefish 4 cans Old Dutch Cleanser...... will grind Fresh Pln^nrst Sau- molasses. Come in mid sant- Halibut TRADES CONSIDERED ON ALL MAKES 2 Cans Bon Ton Peas ...... sage Meat nhich will b^ sold at pi® if. . . .. Steak Cod Swordfish 3 lbs. White Baking B ^ s ...... • - " j c SJOc lb. Do you use King Arthur OP AUTOMOBILES. Our Home Made Apple P ies...... 25c each Flour? We have this flour in Smelts Scollops 5 lb. bags if you want to try It. SPRING DELIVERY ASSURED Old Fashioned Loaf Cakes ...... • ------25c Ever make Swiss Steak with Butterfish Just In : . Flounders V /z lbs. of Home Made Corned Beef Hash ...... 25c 5 Top Round? Hunt’s Sliced Peaches Phone or Call in and arrange for Demonstratioii* Mackerel Herring Home Made Crullers, 15 fo r ...... 25c Hunt’s Bed Raspberries _ Creamed Dried Beef with Hnnt’s Strawberries Salmon Eels S mashed potatoes is mighty good Hunt’s Loganberries Salt Mackerel Salt Herring Special on Best Top Round Steak i* S and inexpensive, tdo. L b . ....>...... f Cannon’s Native P otat^ E Manche$ter Motor Sales Quahogs 25c qt. Oysters 40c pt. How about, a few breaded $1.59 Bushel . s = Veal Chops? They're good 1069 Main St., Phone 740 s when cut from Woodward’s na- Pinehurst Round Steak DENIUS COLEMAN, Manag^i , Ground 45e Ib^ s tive veal. ______Reymander’s Market Manchester Public Market Call 2000 ~ , i Store Closes at Noon Wednesday. E 1071 Main Street, South Manchester Opposite Army and Navy. Club. W e deliver. g A. Podrove, Prop. Phone 10 ADVERTISE IN THE HERAU)--!? pAY5 ' ' • . ■ ' ...... - • • \ L - V C l ".