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FOL. IfSL, NO. 198. (ClaMtiled O B PBfO lAX MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1934. (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE
SEEK CHANGES QUICK JUSTICE Lightship Sunk In Fog By Liner Olympic- FLIERS BAREY IN LAYOUT OF FOR KIDNAPERS; Seven Killed CROSS SEA, HIT PRESroENT FOR STRICT DEPOnOUARE THEYJETLIFE I R E L ^ R M STOCK MARKET CURB Hfeold Cat Down Corner at Gettle Captors WiD Be m Sabelli and Pond Miss Doath Chief Execatire Dechret Intersection and Also Re* San Qoentin Before Night by hches, Plane Cracking Sen. Reed Victorious a Emphatically for Regula moye Hedge on North fall to Start Senring Sen Dp I t Lahinch, Seashore In Pennsy Primaries tion of Exchange hy d » Main Street tences— Plead Gnilty. Town of Clare. Philadelphia, May 16.—(A P I- After Senator David A. Reed bad Federal Trade Commia- rolled up a majority of more than Plans for a radical change in the Los Angeles, May 16.—(A P I- Lahlnch, Irish Free State, May 16. 100,000 in two-thirds of the state. Depot square area to lessen the Three kidnapers of the wealthy —(AP)— ’The story of “missing Governor Gifford Plnchot today sion as Proposed by the lection of Main and North Main William (Settle will begin serving death by Inches” as they flew over conceded defeat in his effort to win the Republican nomination for Sen kraffie danger existing at the inter* life sentences for that crime before the Atlantic, fighting leaking gaso Senate. street were viewed by the Select nightfall. ator. line and a smoking, coughing engiini>, Blaming his defeat largely bn his men at the monthly meeting last Hardly more than 24 hours after wap refcounted today by Lieut health which prevented him from Bight and the highway committee Grettle’s delivery from his kidnap Washington, May 16.—(AP) — making a personal tour of the was authorized to bring in further prison, and leas than a week after Cesare Sabelli of Italy and Capt state, the governor, who twice be President Roosevelt declared em recommendations as to costs and he waa anatebed from a party at CSeorge Pond o f the United States. his Beverly HiUa home, the three fore hsyd defaced ir hla effort phatically today for regulation of changes outlined. The Manchester They cracked up their big mono Improvement Association endorsed kidnapers—Ray Williams, Jimmy to enter the Senate, left what po the Stock Exchange by the Federal plane Leonardo da Vlnd in a cne- litick ahfenrers hxdied upon as an the plan. Kirk and Larry Kerrigan—^were Trade Commission as proposed by acre field near herq at 8:80 p. m. iuthesyttOe -that he may try again What It Calls F a t rushed to court last night, permit the House. ted to plea< guilty and quickly sen last night when the motor fsdled at the gen^nd election in the fall. The sketch shown the board last completely after they had been out If he runs it wlU be on an Inde Mr. Roosevelt also sent word to night calls fa t cutting eight feet off tenced to life Imprisonment. A county Grand Jury indicted the from New York 32 hours and 6 min pendent ticket against Reed on the the Senate Eind House conferees that the southeast comer of North Main utes on an attempted flight to Rome. Republican ticket ~.ud Jlpsepb F. he wanted the stringent marginal re street as it intersects with Main, trio on kidnaping for ransom i^d robbery charges at 7:50 p. m., after Today Pond was up at the crack Guffey, the Democratic nominee. quirements for Stock Exchange widening North Main street that of dawn to deterpdne bow seriously much, also, providing for the cutting bearing Gettle’s story. " I shall g o right on fighting for deals provided in the House bill. At 8 o’clock, the men were taken battered was his beloved ship. He the interests of the people against The House set up a 45 per cent of a portion of the small park near found the under-carriage damaged the depot and removal of the hedge before Superior Judge Charles W. concentrated wemth, Just as I have marginal requirement as a standard.. and the motor in bad ahape. along the right of way fence of the Prlcke for arraignment. done all my life,” the governor said. The Senate bill contains no specific N, T. N, H. A H. RaUroad. Removal Because Gettle testified the three Sabelli slept late. He said he was David Reed f.gure. of the hedge would provide parking had not inflicted grevious bodily "broken hearted” at their failure to (Continued oil Page Two) There are the two principal points space along North Main street for a harm, they will be eligible for pa reach Italy on their attempt to be of difference between the Senate and short distance west of the. T. M. C. role after serving three and one- the first flfllfleflrs to make the Jour the House in their Stock ICxchange A. group of buildings. half years. ney non-stop. control measures. It was stated in the meeting that Life Or Death Sabelli and Pond each gave his Mr. Roosevelt declared for the North Main street was so narrow District Attorney Burton Fitts partner credit for saving their lives FEAR 43 MEN KILLED mere rigid House bill in talks today at this intersection that large ha' given the members of the gang cm a fog-bound, .storm-tossed pas with the conferees. trucks were forced to use most of the alternative of pleading guilty sage. The^e. views were made known the area of the street in turning or standing trial and facing the Daring Feat later at the President’s semi-weekly east from Main street. The cost of possibility of the death sentence. BY MINE EXPLOSION press conference. They revealed how Sabelli at one the changes as outlined in the plans In view of Gettle’s testimony that time, with the ^jflane down to 80 m s Position submitted by Town Engineer J. he stiffered no bodily harm, court miles an hour and only 80 feet above The President told the Congres- Frank Bowen would be 1232, half of attaches pointed out the district the Atlantic, bad crawled out grim 'sional leaders be preferred to have attorney would have no power to which would be for labor. • ly from the cockpit and worked his Ten Bodies Recovered, Five the existing machinery provided by demand the ^patb penalty. How YOUNGSTER DROWI^ Recognize Chamber Group way slowly and painfully down the the Federal Trade Clommission to ever, his threat apparently had the On the recommendation of Chair fuselage toward the rear tank, with administer the new law Inasmuch as man Cook, the Municipal Relations desired result. Bronght to Snrface in the wind a howling gale, in order to this commission also administers Committee of. the Chamber of Com Tells Of Kidn^ing IN POOL AT SAND PIT the co-related Securities Act. merce was recognized by the board Gettle told bow he was .kidnaped are first fliers ter make the Jour- 'fbe fog almost blotted out the Dying Condition; Believe Furthermore, he feels it will b« and instructions given to invite that from bis Arcadia country home a saving to ftave the Federal Trada group to discuss town problems about midnight last Wednesday. tossing sea below and Sabelli “wqrked like a demon” to repair the Commisslcn do the work rather than with the beard whenever matters of "Two boys ran in. ’They had Rest Are Lost RonaU Jarvis, Two Years set up an entirely new agency. importance are to be discussed. guns and wore masks,’’ said Gettle. line. Hb d id i^ u t a RLrge qiiantity o f gasoline wajalost in the operation. Mr. Roosevelt told newspapermen Charles Ray, manager of the Rogers "They grabbed our arms. They tied that he had scruphlouidy a^ ded ad- After thwthA engine picked up Paper asmpany, heads the Chamber Wolfe (Janus P. Wolfe) one of tte Old, Falls in Water, ( ^ k - vesing either- the ' Senate or the fo r Aw hile, E b thm .it continued to Bnisliil|, Mny^,5L6.— CA?)—-P'oriy- sub-eotamlttee. guests to a tree and said: is Huuse during their copautaratiem at throe^mi^^.gnBb feared- today to The matter of establishment of not a boldtq»>..It's i mtggtth* the bill aniLha^ kept ai^open mind. boundailies of laneidinth'the' northeast ly Fbnod jfot Tot Is Dead. “Tbey bound my hands and put - of Inriiee have lest fbelr llv « in s^ explosion President RdbWveit plso made part of town, formerly owned by ms over the fence. My hands wei4 8«ld labeui taddy: ^The last ____ , known be is preparing, a full ex- ^ the South Manchester Reservoir bound and tbSy taped my meath of the flight showed the Xtlahtle ai position of the American attitude Company and acquired by deed Inbound from Southampton with 280 ptssengcta aboard, rite gttait Kner and eyes. They threw me into a its worst. With the engine threaten JarMtar^f-year'Qld son of toward the long troubled world dis- A from Cheney Brothers to the town car.’ ’ Olympic (below), sjster ship of the ilM at^ IHtanlc, rammed'and sfmk Ten-bodies had been recovered and the Nantucket Lightship (top) In a dense fog 55 miles, off,Nantucket ing to cunk out: every moment. I Mr. and Mrs. X tck le Jarvis of 470 armament effort 'and it wUl be de in the sale of the Cheney utilities "You were directed over the think we. missed death by Inches five men were brought to the sur companies, was referred to the Island. 'The lightship, one of the most Important lights of the ttans- Adams street was drowned in a livered at the reconvening of the waP ?’’ asked the District Attorney. many timas in the last few hundred face in a critical condition. Hope Geneva conference by Norman H, v n t i r committee with power. Maps Atlantic service, had a crew of 11 men. All but four were killed. water pool in the Jarvis sand pit "Yes,” GetOe replied. "I feU from miles. was abandoned for the remaining Da-vis, special envoy. of the botmdaries of the adjacent 33. It was believed the mine would north of Center street In the ’Twin the top of the wall. I told the men ^"We were flying so low that, to ’There was nothing to indicate to lands near the old reservoir were I thought they had broken my leg.” have to be sealed to extinguish the Hills section at 11:15 this morning. shown by the town engineer. our taut nerves, it seemed as if the day at the White House that the The Beveriy Hills millionaire de- flam es. Ilis body was recovered by hla fath statement contemplated any change No Increases spray was swishing around the ma Quick flames which followed a er ten minutes after the tot fell in chine. We couldn’t think of any food In the American attitude or would The board discussed a proposed (ontinoed on Page Eleven) terrific fire-damp blast gave the the water. The fire department In- Increase in pay of one municipal de SURVIVORS TELL STORY on the flight, for food was secon propose any new steps for disarma miners little chance to escape. balator was rushed to the scene by ment beyond those already suggest partment, but the members uougbt dary consideration.” ■Volunteers started rescue work in CJhief Albert Foy and worked by that no special advantage should be Despite their gruelling experi ed by this government. the face of horrible odds. James Schaub of No. 3 company. Is Up to Europe given any one department until it is ence, Pond and Sabelli recovered OF UGHTSHIP’S SINKING Falls of coal were niunerous while Lite Guard Frank Busch of the Mr. Roosevelt has constantly possible to grant general increases ASK EAR MARKING overnight. Sabelli said: "We enjoy the rescuers feverishly toiled, risk Recreation OnWr and Dr. T. G. to all departments. taken the position that it is up to 4 - ed that real Irish hospitality when ing their own lives. i*loan were called and after an hour Town bills amoimting to |17,- the European natlonr to settle &elr we landed. I had a few good Irish Engineers were rushed to the and three quarters there were no political differences as the solution S06A9 were read and ordered paid. OF R E IE F FUNDS drinks—and was -t stout stuff!” scene from Brussels and from The complete list will be found in Bat One Minnte’s Warning signs of life. At one o’clock the child for breaking the two-year-old dead ONLY FOUR SAVED 'While temporary repairs were be neighboring mines. was pronounced dead by Dr. Sloan, lock in the arms conference. ether columns of today’s Herald. ing made on the craft in which the C5ne member of a rescue party Sewer Propouls Was With Brother ’The President sent word today to Before Giant Steamer fliers landed near here last night, Ronald, with his brother, George, The board voted to recommend to fears were expressed it may be (Continued on Pi^e Two) the ERA board the construction of Repnblicans Fear Money FROM LIGHTSHIP i years old, bad left their home on (Continued on Page Twelve) Crashes Into Beacon — __ necessary to remove the pU^ to Adams street and walked west to the Baldonnel Army Airdrome at wards the sand pit His father was (ontlniied on Page Eleven) Dublin to complete the work. Be Used to Aid the working at the large pit about 100 An engineer was summoned from Sinks Immediately. Three Dead and Poor Miss- London to examine the plane in FOREST WORKERS yards further to the west of the JIM REED SCORES Democratic Party. which the fliers failed in an attempt iK>ol. Both boys went into the pool and It Is supposed that the little fel BEUEVE CONVICTS N.W York, -Four to make the first non-stop New i»f After Occao Liner York to Rome hop. low slipped. . George, the brother made an at WORLD COURT PLAN Washington, May 16.— (AP) — survivors of the Ughtshlp Nan-1 , Gamble With Death tempt to save him and be, too, was Republicans opened a flght today for tucket, riding up New York bay un-J Sabelli, arising today after a late SET PRISON AFIRE MKS rlOauDg DeiCOO. wet when he ran from the pond call a strict ear-marking of the 31,822,- sleep, described the flight as "a der a British Merchant Marine flag ing to his mother. The crying of the 000,000 recovery appropriation re great experience but a gamble with at half mast on the liner Olsrmpio, Three FERA Members Meet boy attracted the father who ran Former Missouri Senator quested by President Roosevelt. death all the way.” told in detail today the story of the New York, May 16.— (AP) —Only from the large sand pit towards the They declared that If Congress "We were flying blind for about sea tragedy that sent the lightship Ifpvr jnw bers of the Namtucket pond. Over $25,000 Damge from appropriated huge sums without 26 hours,” he said, "and were forced Death in California; Took to the bottom of the ocean. ' '1 ''uaetfjVil-L ___ Recovered By Father Says Big Propagnda Fund laying down ironclad orders as to The accident occurred of to land eventually owing to engine ccurred ^ He learned from his other son how they should be spent, it would m orning. 'The JudKt -of -the fog-bound crash that trouble. For the last three or four Fonr Blazes Within Walls; that Ronald was In the water. The be "d od ^ g” Its responsibility. through a thick fog, diced Wrong T ra l Is Being Spent water was In a muddy condition and Representative Taber of New the Nantucket and sent (OontlBoed OB Page T w o) (Continued on Page Twelve) It was hard to see bottom. Without Order Is Restored. York, ranking Republican on the ap to their deaths. propriations committee, said that If The lightship was guardian of obI San Diego, Cal., May 16.— (AP)— Washington, May 16.—(AP)— (Continued on Page Twelve) necessary ’’(Congress should stay In of the North Atlantic’s jabpt Overcome on a moimtaln trsiil in a Opposing United States adherenee Kingston, Ont., May 16,— (A P I- session all summer” and ear-mark treacherous shoals. As she desperate race from flames fanned to the World (^un, James A. Reed, Armed guards patrolled Kingston even the 3940,000,000 asked for pub at her lonely anchorage off tM Teach History, Geography by a strong wind, three FERA camp former Senator from Missouri, told penitentiary’s stone walls today lic works and relief down to specific Massachusetts coast yesterdl^ bgir members perished in the forest blaze the Senate foreign relations com while authorities prepared for a building projects. crew stood on the deck and peered near Julian Monday, it was learned FOLLOW UP CLUES mittee today that a "propaganda- probe into the origin ^ flames that Needs R^nlattons Into the fog. To Soviets for First Time early today when their charred fund was being spent in an "effort raged through the change room of Lack of rigid allocations, Taber Swiftly, suddenly, a., towering bodies were discovered by fellow Are to pull down the American flag and the south dome last night. said, "leaves the whole thing open to black object bore down and dealt fighters. IN ROBLES CASE substitute for it an international The flames spurted through the pork-barreling by the fitoard of Pub destruction. Moscow, May 16.— (AP)—HlthertoAhimself and nothing at all about ’The victims were identified by rag.” room from four different sources, lic Works that would be worse than ^ e Olympic carried the bodies of barred as too bourgeoisie for the Catherine the Great camp members and Deputy Coroner Heed, who opposed the League of causing from 325,000 to 160,000 anything (ingress has ever done.” three lightship sailors. The bodies of minds of Soviet school children, fac "The knowledge of historical C. P. Hebert as Clarence L. Harris, Nationt. in the Wilson administra damage and recalling convict Democrats wore silent, leaving the other four men of the crew were tual history and geography are now events and personalities Is of exclu 27 of Topeka, Kas., John A. Leapley, tion, contended that “proponents of not found. I threats to fire the building. something of a question mark over for the first time to be taught under sive importance for the future con 37, of Jacksonville, Oregon and Am Fmgerprints Taken from this measure are the proponents of Firemen and guards fought the whether the administration would Clifton E. Mosher, of New Bed the Bolshevik regime. structors of Socialist sodety. brose Williams, 21, of Weately, the League.” He predicted the ford, Mus-, first mate of the sunken Are for four hours before bringing obtain as free a hand as It wants in In Joint decrees issued today "Similarly, the study of geogra lenn. They were members of a state UtensOs Found in Little World Courtf would be defeated 10 it under control. vessel, gave this account of the col Joseph Stalih, General secretary of phy has nothing but abstract Emergency Relief Administration : one if put to a vote now. spending the 31,822,000,()00 largely lision: As convicts were being marched destined for the recovery program. the Political Bureau, and, 'Vyache- themes and sodolegioal generaliza camp near Julian sixty miles north The former Senator said. tha to their cells in the south dome, the "We saw the Olympic loom out of slaff Molotoff, president of the Coun tions. Our textbooks are overfilled east of the city. Girl’s Prison. World Court for settlement of i^ The bill mentioned various expen the fog a short distance away. The sections where the riots of October cil of Commissars, ordered that an with 'figures and statistical material. ’The men, with about 22 others in ternational disputes ‘is the back ditures directly, among them 348,- visibility was only about 500 feet A 1982 occurred, the Are broke out, cient and modern history and ele "Students have vague ideals about the crew, bad raced to safety from door through which its proponeata t'00,000 for the 'TVA, 335,000,000 for crash was inevitable. I sounded l( A blaze was discovered in the car Federal buildings, 3100,000,000 for mentary geography be added to the the Soviet Union’s economy and. the flames which threatened to trap Tucson, Arizona, May 16.— (AP) seek tc effect an entrance into the the'collision alarm. We all donned League.” penter shop on the top floor of the highways, 340,700,000 for the Navy, subjects taught In primary and sec pb^cal makeup of capitalist coun- them in a gulch. Williams, Harris —With fingerprints and a little girl’s shop block, but it was quickly ex life-preservers, ’Then we waited.” ondary schools beginning the next Waiting to testify were Georga and 3825,000 for an addition to the They did not wait long, be con tri^ They have been taught to and Leapley darted up the trail in story as their clues, officers spread tinguished. White House executive offices. semester. ignore the names of Hvers, cities, stead of following the others down their himt today for the kidnapers Wharton Pepper, former Seqatdr tinued,—only about one minute. from Pennsylvania; J. Reubea Then guards found flames shoot Appropriations commltteetaen not Heretofore these subjects have states,- and mountains and have the highway. Other members of the of June Robles. Then, like a steam roller crushing Ciark, form er am bassador to Mead* ing from three different places in ed, however, a phrase which said ex oeen taught only with relation to been taught Socialist economics in- crew said they did not notice the As they pieced together the an egg-crate, the giant liner bored CO. and scores of representatives of the change room penditures should not exceed the their revolutionary signlflciEince as stexd of pure geography. trio separating from the group. weird story of her kidnaping and 19 into them. veterafls, patriotic and fratMBal or PoUoe Block Roads stipulated amounts. Interpreted by Karl Marx'ahd Niko "Oiir geography teachers are Overtaken By FlazM day imprisonment in a lonely desert “The Olympic cut the lightship In lai L w in . ganizations. Police blocked the roads and usually pempie with poor geogr^thi- The three bid gone <»ly a few trwch, authorities Indicated her de half as completriy as a saw going Senators Jobhson (R., (^klif.)* a^# guards threw a cordon around the through Wood,” Mosher said. “There The Communist Party organ ca) k^^edgA vid with no special yards from tite highway when the scription of two man who -visited her penitentiary as the flght to check t r e a s t t r y b a l a n c e Prkvda explained today: education in this branch of sciwde.’ flamM overtook them. RobiiisM '(R m Ind.lowers ih ohargii wu a loud crashing as sl)e slid diuing the time she was chained in of preeentiqg tha caw of tka the Are, fanned by strong winds off through and over our ship. We went "Abstract sociological themes up The decree ordered the immediate ■When W lU ia^, Harris and Leap- her prison, might lead to their ap sition. Proponeats of the pidSaw Lake Ontario, continued, 'nie tUck Washington, May 16.—(AP)— down in less than a minute.’'' to now have been substituted for a buhstitution of the present textbooks ley failed to return to the main camp prehension. stone walls and iron doors helped of adherence were heard a xnoBtli The position of the Treasury May Mosher could not understand coherent exposition of historical and “the mobilisation of pubUo sen-' Monday night no concern
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"W ord, manager of the Stand ard Oil Company of New York, Como and 806 for yourself. five general directors noml- ^•_£obn B. Byrne, president C o m e « the Hartford Connecticut Trust CSoapany; a F. Hollister, vlce- for Rrtt and prsaldent of the American Braee OMjany, Waterbury; f O . iih ’s H ughes, vlce-precident of the N ew H^mrtare Manufacturing Com - pany, Hrlstol; P. c. L uc^ g en era f vanagef of the Gyxfl Johnson ith Mondieffter Woolen Company of Stafford and j, w. ^ wmt* ^ td h e a d , Ptaeldent of the Norwalk TIze and Rubber Company, Nofwalk. The------'apeeial T F ' - ’ .... nomlnatlu..... I T i l ni|r CODUIllt* tee chsiged with the' sdectioa of « . Our Very Ureates' '■-i / ------■ t. : 4 ^ h QUALITY Nattres FAGBfguB r M il^CHESim i^^ tVi^NEI^AY,2cXl^^' JSSi £w:; said that WlUlam -Vf. Perry, Alfred radio beacon to keep the Ughtfliip "We thought the lightship was lar Hartford statkn, Saturday eve in g are OVB R H M BRIDE Monterro and Justice F.^ Rlohmend, on our starboard side Instead of three degrees off the starboard bow ning from 6:80 until 6 o’clock. The lODEHUnVJlK or cpiprs yria be qai^le^ were dead when taken aboardthe lead." when I hauled away according to invitation tendered Miss Watkins to ^ the eoler guards of thi rsspeo- g3 Olsrmpie. Bight minutes before the collision he radio beacon. If X had not haul appear as guest artist on the pro- tive 01'tgaifigMicBS. A SURPRISE PARH Captain ' Bralthwalte suffered a occurred Captain Binks was notillied ed away we might have missed her, m m -w itb Christiaan Kriens and severe gash on the head. Mosher that the lightship’s foghorn ootild be maybe by a ship’s length, but ; me Travelers orchestra resulted HEKOimi SDNDHT 'rnmmimmmmi and the other two survivors, J(dm heard. Accordingly, be said, be o o i^ ’t do that! I had to haul away from the satisfaetory appearances ASEYOWB SHOES Ifiri. Jottph Hohmr If Honored F. Perry and L. 17. Roberta, were ordered the Olympic’s speed further from the danger." of tbs talented Manchestm singer XYLOPHONE SOLOIST I by Aiooelatef at Home of not injtured. xbduced. Binks said be beard the on the local broadcast lightship’s to§ signal twice. There Mias Watkins has selected three GOOD S E T A Ii^ , Pnrentf, Mrrand Mrs. Jones. Capt. John W. Binks, of the ."When we were getting toward Ameriom a s i V net. bUng tM i Olympic, tired and saddened by the were fotir offloers on the bridge appropriate numbers for the eve- ON TOWN'S PROGRAM the Ughtship we were only going use nothing but ^ .. tragedy, remained in bis quarters two or three knots," he explained. with him, be said, and they an viag, "Sing Me to Sl^," "One ' Mrs. Joftpb Hohmr, the former bought it was off the starboard Fleetiim 2«nur" aad “G ^ a Rose" MlM Violet Jonee, daughter of ^ICr. when the Olympic docked. "We beard her fog signal on tbs au Fordp Wan WM ABthony 0*Bri|^i to Be Guest The Olympic has alwiqrs been re starboard bow aad changed our )OW. from ms "Vagabond Xing." Die Beet of LeStbiBr aad Mri. Charlee Jones of 3T Pros* "But the fog fools a person some- Artist Tonorrow Morning garded by her operators, the White course to port to make a greater al and your ebolee sf yoor tOT Road, was given a surprise timOs," he added. P a rtie d h Exerdsai. at Ststo TlMRter. purty at her parents’ home last Star Line, as a “lucky" ship. For lowance for safety. ORDER STARTS CONFUSION brand of rubber hsele—(X S flW ie night by her associates in Cheney almost a quarter of a centqry she Reversed imgtnes Hartford, May 16.— (AP)—Recent or Goodyear Wlngfbot — m t m has been in 'the trans-Atlantle Brothers winding room, in honor of "After an interval—’ about eight reports from Washington that the Anthony O’Bright, widely known while you watt her recent marnage, Mrs. Hober service, with only two minor acci National Recovery administration Invltatleas have been accepted by sad talented xympheae player, will dents. minutes from tbs time we first MANCHESTER SOPRANO was presented with a cabinet and beard her signal—the lookout on was planning to scrap all service Dilwortb-Ooraell post, American be the gueet artist on the half-hour She is the sister ship of the T1 table l^np by her friends. A buffet the bow warned us that the light codes has thrown many Connecticut Legion aad Anderson-8bea Post, radio program from the stage Of lunch was served during the eve* tanlc, which struck an Iceberg on TO SING OYER RADIO Veisrans of Foreiga Wars, to par the State Theater teasorrow mom- SAMYULY^ ship was ahead. We stopped aad service trades into confusion, it was her maiden voyage in 1012, sinking then reversed full speed. When we said today from William 8. Meany, ticipate in the Spanish War Me inf at 8 o’clock. Ks will be accom T « MAEN with the loss of 1,613 lives ~ the One of the entertainment fea* were almost stopped we struck. NKA oompllaaee director for the morial dedication exercises to be panied by Xsnaeth Hudson aad Col- h u b held in Center Park, Sunday after iires was a mock marriage. The peace-time disaster in 'It was not ue speed of the HI MM WatklM Win Be state. In several dtiee, particularly On B r i| ^ will preside at the organ, modem marine records. noon at 8 o'clock. Both ex-servlee of tbs bride was ployed by Oljrmpic but her weight that OoMt Artift in WTIC Bon- New Kavem he said, f^ces have playing a list of rsqusst numbers. a k m units also plan to participate in the Ethel LsMom the groom by the ll^t-ship." , Mt Hour Program, *eeen slashed by employers. Ifiss Clementine Sokolsl^ aad the THE O L Y M PIC S STOBY Capt. Binlu said that his radio short parade from the state armory A telsgram received yesterday by to the park before the dedication minister by Miss Helen Oleason. New York, May 16 — (AP) — beari^ with the lightship might Miss Miriam Watkins whose ex Mr, Meany from Washington NBA ~ weddi^ march was played by Weary from the strain of 60 houlf have been two or three degrees off. ceremonies. cellent soprano voice has pleased officials stated that no order has Members of the poets will meet at Help nstofs'deer np the blotches sod le s w H gbt. on the bridge of the Olympic, Cap He explained that he bad changed H BRO irS C h ^ ( w n cs radio audiences sines tbs been issued changing the status of the armory Sunday afternoon at tain J. wTSinks, master of the bis course sl^tly to avoid the make yoor iklo lovsUsr the seA eeey initii^ion of the “Manchester Day" service codes, and that imtll such 3:16 aad will report to H am Hil HANCHESnS TAXI shoals, that if be hadn’t “hauled it w if—UM bland, sflietivs m d e a l 6881 ! liiitr. todfty fMd off fOiM Dotof of broadcasts, has been accorded an order is Issued la Waeblagtoa, mini ton, marshal of the parade, for as over" the collision might not have aiRVIVORS TELL STORY vltatloa to broadcast as guest artist mum prices set in codes for various signment to a poeition in the parade "Safe O rtvfag" occurred. on the Sunset Hour ever the popu industries should be adhered to. formation. All members parflelpat- He believed the lightship to be Radio directional beams, by five miles away and well off bis mesas of vdiicb the lightship guided Resinol OF UGHTSHIPS INKING starboard bow lust before the col the liner, were not altogether ac listen occurred, be said after be bad curate, be said. Capt. Binks also (Oonttnoed frons Page One) docked his ship. asserted that the under-water oscil "The fog was in patches,’’ he said. lations "were not very good." 66 years old, said. "When Z tried "We were going at reduced speed. Not j^cenrate moVe my legs, my head would go Sometimes we could see for miles, "The radio beams only give us an Sown. A spar floated by and 1 aad then not at all. We used the i^proximate bearing," he explained. Mung to It.’^ [ Capt. Bralthwalte remembered ^ t spar well. It was, be ex- blained, two feet long, five Inches bride aad leN than an Inch thick. [ 'It didn't do me much good," be laid. “I gave up. The next thing I Time to Think About mew, I was la a life boat." Outside of describing his own ex- >erlences, Capt. Bralthwalte de- Graduation Gifts illned to discuss the accident, sav- ng that an official report would be ‘Tt won’t be long now," as thsy say, aad b'undrsds of gradti- eleased at Boston, He did declare, atss'to'bs ars anticipating ths day. 'Ilisy will bs pleased if you kowever, that "everytblni^ bad been anticipate It, too, and bavs a gift for tbsm. functioning perfectly.'" Saw Two Bodies Passengera on the Olympic Elflrin Strap W a tch es...... $19.00 and up icaroely knew what bad happened mtll mey felt the liner throb when Other Strap W atches...... $8.75 to $50.00 3 ler engines were ordered reversed. Inelttding Hamilton, Elgin, Waltham and Swiss. Impact was negligible. One assenger, Martin Munkascl, a jtographer from Germany, said Elgin W rist W a tch es...... $25.00 and up Newest Styles. dashed out on deck in time to see half of the broken lightship float Item and disappear. He also saw Other W rist W a tch e s...... $8.75 to $50.00 ;wo bodies, floatmg face down, Capt. Bralthwalte and Mosher the celerity with which the Ring and Pendant Sets...... $2;00 to $15.00 pic launched its lifeboats, Pearl B eads...... $3.50 and up leers of the liner declared that first lifeboat was out into the water three minutes after the ool- Pen and Pencil S ets...... $2.95 and up slon. Almost immediately another liIfeboat was launched. Then Combination Pen and P encil...... $2.95 motor boat was sent out to find the Meboats, which bad disappeared in electric water heater the fog . Boats Betnra About two hours after the crash the boats returned, the ship’s sur R. 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Electricity— the Idwif Heme SenranI THE SAVINGS BANK CLEANLINESS The Manchester Electric Company OF MANCHESTER 773 Main St Phone 5181 A Mutual Savings RMib - A IfANGHMTBR BTBNmG HERALD, MAN(OTOTT!®,.CONl?;f: tioaal ohureh tblz aftsrnoon at 8:80 ers LoM CorpbHtlon of W zzk^- Will b« tarvad at 8 o’eibbk and Vka and whatY»«mdMi |% o'oloek- tOQ. piibllo 19 eordlaUy lavRad to qttend. HOU) ANNUAL IEEUNG year, in ad<^titoelothei tha .6la0tRsiN’n' laSnd aaniULl nyseWnf of the AttpRlSy PqUMff. vQl have ohiMV« . Tkt workv of rijftnlnatlTif tko ao- afHeers. DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ROCKVILLE Tolland Coun^ Afiaslonai^ Sb^tiy of dbllMbutkm at the applications caUod “d n ^ trap” at the “(3oat of which John D. 'Talcott, m Talco^- and Will pass oh ' the applications Farm” w u temporaffiy hdd- up OF M. L A . TOMORROW - vUle. If t h » bead, wW be tids before they are forwarded to Wash*- yaaterday bocadso of the mill. This GBOW AFFOIM1MBIIX WlDNESDAY, MAY 1C (Ceatnd and B ut«m Standard TUna) Hartfttrd, Maj ^ pragrams to key and baalo ohalss or iroupa tbareef unlaaa apad* evening. Ington, D. C. work tmutt be oomidated with 78 . Nelai . At this meeting the prih(fipal working daya or a penalty of 150 An attendance of membera aixD- nor Choas to d » aamaafitA ^ Sed: eoaitt w eoaat (o to e) deaignatlon Includes all available atatlona. B iie ^ etent to naaka poaaible tho doetioo ^roflramt subject to change. P. M. (DayUgM Time One Hour IkiterJ. EXCEUINTEXHIBmON speaker will be Mizs Eleanor Wil per day wUI be Inqiosed by the atate. pointment of BarelSF CenL EasL son, assoelate secretary of tbfe ’Ih e Oomdlla (Circle held a regu A bonus of a simllw amount Is of’ ofBoers of the Manchester Im Hartford to ba a awdber oM the: NBC-WEAF NETWORK lar meeting Tuesday afternoon at provement Asaoclatlon is assured ^ — East» weaf wlw weel wtlo 6:00— 6:00—Vera Van, Sengs—basle American Board of Missions, who granted for each day completed board of directors of Long Lahf Jar wtaa wesh wfl wHt wfbr wrc wgy 6:16— 6:18—Just Plain Bill — east; OF WOODWORKING ART will tell of her work in Japan where the home of Mrs. Oscar Leonard at ahead of tiooe. for tomorrow dgfat. Farm at Middletown, for a^una^of wcae wtam w w i weal; Mid: ksd Cbas. Gaines Orch—-Dixie; Russell Leoneuid’s (Comer, ToUwid. Mrs. Orch.—^mdw; Texas Rangers—west she spent more than eight years as M ra John Finlay of West Main 'The committee named to arrange three years from Ju^ 1, 1984. lOC ^ annaa wcfl woc-who wow wdaf wkbf Arthur R. Newell, president, pre for a supper to be served preceding Robinson succeeds Qwege A. C rl^ . :NorRT«wE$T a c a m a d ia n — wtmj B:8€^ 6:30—Music on Air—east; Ruth Cedar Chest, Tavern Table, principal of the Kobe Women’s street, yesterday moved to Union • %lba kstp webo wday kfyr crot ofcf and Ruse—west; Buek Regers- Evangelical school. sided, and the speedier was ' Mrs. street. She has occupied the house the meeting tomorrow night has of Middletown as direetor. ^ aOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wla wjax mldw rpt; Gaines Orehes.—Dixie Tea Kettle Stand are Among Wright B. Bean of Stafford Springs. slready sold over 40 tickets, and wfla-wBon wlod wem wmo wsb wapl 8H8— 6:4iP-Boake Carter, Talk—ba This evening's session will com which she vacated yesterday for 36 The governor alao anc wjdz wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc sic; Brown’s Harmonettss-^est Articles Display. mence at 7 o’clock when the sacra The annual, banquet of the Bach years. with this number in attendance nounced the re-appofotment a t tart •woal ktbs kths wsoo wave 6:00— 7:00—F. Rich’a Columbians elor Business Girls of Rockville, there will be a quorum for the busi- other directors of Long Lana, WtK MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kgrhl 6:16— 7:15—Easy Aces, Sketciv—ba ment of the Lord’s Supper will, be PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgrw komo sic; Philadelphia Naturals—Dixie The accomplishments of the wood observed under the direction of was held last evening at the Home nese meeting to follow. There will liam W. Wilcox of M i^ etow n and khq kfsd ktar kgu kpo 6:30— 7:30—Broadway Vanitlea—to e stead Inn in Somers. Miss Helen One barrel of sap is required to be reports ^ven of the work ac Mrs. Laura Hadley Moseley of Men 7:00— 8:00—Nino Martini. Oreh.—to o working department of the Rock Rev. (Charles G. Johnson and Rev. Cent. East. 7 :8 (^ 8:30—Burns and Allen—also cst ville High school, which are now on (Charles H. Downs. E. (Carhey, president of the club, make one gallon of maple sirup. complished during the past year Iden, both for three years tiemL -' S;80^ 4:80—Frank Merrlwsll — baalo; 8:00— 9dX>—The Dramatle Guild, Play exhibition In the office of the Rock- Church Comedy. was In charge of the' bemquet and Ma Perkine, Sketch—west repeat 8:30— 9:30—Albert Spalding—^s o cat social which followed. 8:40— 4:45—The Armchair Quartet 9:00—10:00—Nick Lucas, Songs-^ba vllle-Wllllmantlc Lighting company, “(Crazy to Reduce” was the title 4:00— 6:00—Dinner Concert—eJao cet sic; H. Buses Orchestra—midwest on Park street, are attracting many Stanley Doboscz Post, No. 14, 4:30— 6:80—Y. DavIdofT, Baes-^baalc; 9:16—10:16—Press-Radio News Period of the comedy presented at the ... F. MerrIweU—wfbr, wrc, wtam rpt 9:20—10:20—Little J. Little Orchestra favorable comments. Union Congregational ‘church social American Legion, held a meeting 4:46— 6:46—Martha Meare. Contralto —basic: Tom Baker—midwest Professor Paul Roden, head of the rooms last evening imder the spon last evening in. the G. A. R. hall. 4ST<8:00— e.'OO—Baseball—w eu A others 9:30—10:30—Little J. Little Ore— ba Memorial building. A social hour 4 6:10— 0:16—Qene and Qlen—e & so sic; C. Heffmayr Orch.—midwest woodworking department, at the sorship of the FMendly Class of the i 6:30— 6:30—Bhirley Howard, Jesters 9:46—10:46—Frank Dailey Orchestra request of the parents and relatives church. followed at which time refreshments ; 6:40— 6:4^Th'e Goldbergs, Serial Act 10:00—11:00—Red Nichols O rch estra- of many of the students and with were served. k 6:00— 7:00—Jack Pearl's Show—to c basic; C. Dickerson Orch.—midwest Notwithstanding the unpleasant 5 6:3<^ 7:30—Wayne King’s Orchestra 10:30—11:30—Geo. Hall’s Orch.—c to c the permission of Manager George weather a large number were on The Board of Selectmen held a 5 7:00— 8:00—Fred Allen’s Hour, Revue 11:0(L.^12:00—Dance Hour—wabc Awest E. Rathke of the Rockville-Willl- band. Miss Helen Kynoch acted as regular weekly meeting last eve ? 8:00— S:0O—Cob Pipe Club—cst to cst ' 8:30— 8:30—Ghosts of Britain, Serial NBC-WJZ NETWORK mantic Lighting company’s local annoimcer amd music was presented ning with First Selectman Francis 9:00—lOdX)—Angelo Ferdinando Orch. BASIC — East: wjz wbs-wbsa wbal office, arranged this exhibit. by the (merman band. J. Pritchard presiding. Among the i. 8:16—10:16—Enrio Madriguera Orehes. wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal; Not only is the individual work business act^ upon was the appli —hs^lc; Gene A Glen—west rpt Midwest: wcky kyw ifenr wle kwk The cast included the following: 9:30—10:30^Reggle Childs Orchestra kwer koil wren wmaq kM wkbf of the different students on exhibi Mrs. Hattie Kingston, Miss Helen cation of 'Thomas Simmons for per SPRING 9:4^10:46—Press-Radio News Period NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmJ tion but there are special class de Kynoch, Miss Wilma Szalontai, Miss mission to transfer the license for 9:60—10:60—Childs’ Orchee. (cont’d) wlba kstp webo wday kfyr crot cfef 10:00—11:00—Frankie Masters Orchee. SOUTH — wrva wptf ww»o wls wJax signs. Priscilla Szalontai, Miss Eleanor a gas station now held in the name 10:80—11:30—Clyde Lucas A Orchestra wfla-wsun wlod wsiU wmo wsb wapl The exhibit has been attracting Neff, Miss Eltzabetii Drummond, of Joseph Weidner and located in wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc much attention, especially at night, CBS-WABC NETWORK woal ktbs kths wsoo wave Mrs. Rose O’Brien, Mias Lois Alley, Talcottville. No object was rsdsed. BASIC—East: wabo wade woko wcao MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl with an elaborate display of lights. Miss Grace (Cell, Mrs. Mary Gregus, The Ladies’ Catholic Benevolent CLEARANCE SALE waab wnao war wkbw wkrc whk cklw PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo Many persons returning home from Miss (Certrude Fuller, Mrs. Myrtle association of St. Bemeird’s Catho wdre wcau wfp wjas wean wfbl wspd khq kfsd ktar kpo the Palace theater stopped to view lic church held a meeting iMt eve wjsv wmaa; Midwest: wbbm wfbm CenL East. EInglert, Miss. Constance Brookes, kmbe kmox wowo whas the exhibit. Miss Vera (Cobb, Miss Dorothy ning in the rooms in the Presscott EAST—wpg whp wlbw whec wlbx wfea 3:30— 4:30—The Singing Lady—east 'The exhibit includes the following block. A social hour followed. wore Wise efrb ckac 8 :4 ^ 4:46—Orphan Annie—east only Stoneman, Miss ^ e ly n Tennstedt DIXIE—wgst wefa wbre wqam wdod 4:00— 6:00—Irene Beasley, Contralto articles: cedar chest by William £md Miss Hope West. The Ladies’ Aid society of the klra wrec wlao wdsu wtoc krld wrr 4:16— 6:15—To Be Announced Norris; tavern table, designed from Trinity Lutheran church will hold a Thursday, Friday and Saturday 4:80— 6:30—The Three X Slstere-r Taxpayers to Organize. ktrh ktsa waco koma wdbte wodx wbt east; Singing Lady—repeat to wgn a reproduction butterfly table; tea strawberry and salad supper this wdae wbl* wtar wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs 4:46— 6:46—Cowell Thomas — east; kettle stand, designed from a re The organization of a local branch wmbr of the (Connecticut State Taxpayers evening at the church social rooms MIDWEST—wcah wgl wmt winbd wlsn Orphan Annie—repeat to midwest production; night table, designed on Prospect street. The first table wlbw kfh kfab wkbn wcco wsbt ksej 6K)0— 6:00—^Amos Yi’ Andy—east only from a reproduction; Priscilla sew Alliance which will be known as the wnax 5:15— 6:16—Export Association Talk Tolland (County branch, has just MOUNTAIN—kvor kls koh ksl 6:30— 6:30—Yvette Rugel, Soprano ing cabinet, made by Wesley COAST—^khj koln kfro kol kfpy kvl 6:45— 6:46—Irene Rich In Hollywood Schlude; mariner’s lamp, made by been announced by Neal P. Anthony Swagger Suits Dresses and 6:00— 7:00—Crime Clues, Dramatle of Tolland, vice president of the I !• ro kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb kgmb kgb 6:30— 7:30—The Maple City Four Wesley Schlude; lamp, made by Cent. EasL 6:46— 7:45—Babe Ruth’s Comments William Norris; weather vanes, state alliance for this section. ^ l O O 8:30— 4:30—Jack Armstrong — east; 7:00— 8:00—Ray Knight, His Cuckoos No date has yet been set for the Clarence Wheeler’s Orchee.—west 7:30— 8:30—Famous Love Stories group made by pupils of the seventh and Coats Sheer Suits forming of the Tolland (County /’#> eitiftloyed pm/tlr 8:46— 4:46—The Funnyboners — east; 8:00— 9:00—Vincent Lopes.and Revue grade of the Eeist school. Formerly $12.98. Formerly $7.98. Maurle Sherman Orehes.—midwest 8:30— 9:30—Harry RIehman, Orehes. Group of windmills, made by the branch but It is hoped that the or #»fi thrir otrn si:'rui(ttrt*. 6:00— 6:00—Buck Rogers In 2400— 9:00—10:00—Pickens Sisters — east pupils of the seventh grade of the ganization can be completed wdthln NOW ...... $6.98 NOW ...... east only: Billy Scott, Baritone—^w only; Amos ’n’ Andy—^west repeat the present month. I li»* fiir .1 lo.ifi .. $5.98 6:15— 6:16^Bobby Benson—east only; 9:15—10:15—John L. Fogarty, Tenor Maple street school; taboret, made o ii n Skippy—repeat for midwest: Gene —basic; Cuckoos—^repeat so A cst i- I li • n in Formerly $22.50 Formerly $14.98. and Charlie—west and Dixie 9:30—10:30—Julie Styhe and Orchestra by John Lanz; smo^ng stand, made Mothers Club Meeting. 1 tii*« i-> •a g e SIX MANCHBSTBB BVBNINQ SSRAU), IIAMCBBSTIX. OOKN, WEDNBSDAT, JU T 1*. I9M. / lianrlfMtrr gat paopla with bmmmjt to ohaaga It would m>psar.te Indloats that the •- ■...- oouple a t eourts in mie cf the tiunea for many yeara. Then, Into othar tonss whila tha monay it- O. O. P. in that state remains stsad- dty'a armorlM. Played aomething ♦ :6‘>' m U eontiAuao to faieraaaa la valua IN NEW YORK about 1900, a . tanina atar named £ontbig SmUt fastly omiservative, ths expectation Uka taasla. but ^ a amaUar wun Lyta Mahan appadrbtT fii Ua tannia faster than tha yalua of aaythlng of Oovernor Plnehot the ma and ever a five-foot aat, it la «x- *rg" anil trlmniad an tha axnerta FUBUIIHBP BT TBB dtiiig to watdi. Racqueta are J> PIUN71NO OOMPAKT. ITO. else. jority of the party would follow him BF FADL BAKBlSmf who were bamiiered ^ their chok vr IS BIemU SttM t uaed, and halls (called ^*bir When in doabt about taking any advertised drugs or reme dies, let us help you. Trained pharmaciAta on-dui^ at all hours, ready to give you the benefit of their knowledge. PROVED- m \ R O Alic A tfE fi’S S a U h Reg. $1.00 Value GOLF BALLS in the hands of hundreds CAMERAS .y - Takes 127 Film. Guaran Long Lasting—Long Drive teed to Give Good K<5- tures. 3 98c 3 Days of thousands of owners Only .. 40c WHISK Sun Glasses BROOMS A Need for OA AH S p o r t s ...... TENNIS BALLS . 29, 39, 49c KLEENEX r i . I.6 ---- ^ f / a n d youll never 2 29c hereV the reason: Chevrolet engineers have tried Fui4.Y^m iei KNEE-A€7l0il MKRTY BATTLE DAVIS IS SENT BACK ARMADA COMING ' TO GENEVA’S PARLEY Washington, May 16 — (A P ) — President Roosevelt today ordered VoL L , N o. Norman H. Davis, Amerl r • Tulyea, 8amu«l, shoe repairs and rent • eeaecAAe. ••Aee-«ee«e*eee 6 M » Zwick. MVihart, rent ...... » e,e • e e e e f******* 12.M ORDERBPADBTSELECniEN Anderson and Noren, maats and groceries > eV • e e e a*« ^e # e * e’e SMS m. Bursack Brothers, meats and groceries ...... 12.09 N . Y . S t ^ s ------— ■ Canale, A., oneats and groceries...... ^ .0 9 DEVEEMMIBI^ fow n UHs ordered paid last nifht by the Board of Saiectmen follow: Clgnetti’s Market, meats and groccriee...... 3.00 afo, 1 Jls Correnti, Paul, meats and groceries ...... Adams Sxp 46.00 A ir R e d u e ...... (FanUahed by Putaan 9 Oo.) 8,«7N; lEmott, Frances M., rent »ir« »••-'««• >:4*M*«.e ••••••••••••*••••••••$ 12.00 DeCiantis, Frank, meats and groceries >•••••< JerjNiiiah Hedk^t 80* Reported 232.86 Alaika Jun ...... Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. 8SJ0; » • • • a • •-• #• • « • • • • • • • • • • • • « < 8.10 I^ifl^and. Qeorge, meats and groceries . teeeee**** •'* .79.00 ' jihronsonf V* Ttilllc •••••* • • ■ < A ll^ h'hmiy ^ ...... Tp Be in Condition at aty 12.00 B^drfield^ Grocery, meats and groceries .. > e • • • « 1 i.e ••• • • • « « • ! 28.00 i: Bhich and Brown< r e n t ...... Felice, Luigi, meats and groceries...... Allied Chem 1 P. M. Stooha LoddHoepi^' in H e # Bahtly Oil Company, range oil ••••••##••••••••••••< 29.00 16.00 A m Can . . •••••••••••••••• in 12.76 First National Stores, Inc., meats and groccrlM 494.39 . Barlow, Clarence, range o il ...... Am Coml Aloo * Baak Stocks The c^mditida of Jeremiah Healey, 2i 16.00 Great A. & P. Tea Co., meats and groceries 622F9 JBarrett, Mrs. Beatrice, ren t ...... Kittel's Market, meats and groceries...... 126.66 Am For Pow ...... 7% Bid Aaked 80, who wim isiqfed is an automo- ..Beletti, Domenlc, re n t ...... 14.70 Am Rad St S ...... 18^ bUe acddmit near Ua home'at 120 Lantieri, O. meats and groceriM 85J10 Cap Nat Bank ft Trust 18 16 Blatter, Alfred, rents • • • • • • a a-a • e • e • < 28.00 A m Smelt ...... 87 Buckland street Oeturday nlgiit, Mahleu, August D., meats and g ro c e rie s ...... » • • a Conn. River ...... 460 — » Bqgaciuk, B., r e n t ...... 6.00 98.09 Am Tel qnd Tel ...... 112!A has taken a turn toe worse and Manchester Public Market, meats and groceries First National of Htfd 85 — B ^ th w a ite , J. R., labor and material 3.30 40.00 Am Tbb B ...... 70H Ua conation Is now cbnaideFed sexi- Nichols, James, meats and g ro c e rie s ...... Htfd. Coon. T r u t t ___ '68 •. 56 12.60 2F8 Am Wat Wke ...... 18^ eus. He was taijured about 8 TO Brezinskl, Ignatz, ren t ...... North EJnd Market, meats and groceries ...... Hartford National ... 18 20 3.60 6.00 Anaconda ...... 18% o’clock when strudc by a car driven Bryant and Chapman, m ilk ...... Oswald, William, meats and groceries,...... Phoenix S t B and T . . 165 — »«•••••< 49.60 7.00 by .. Calhoim, Patrick J., plowing, etc. Pagan!, B., meats and g ro c e rie s ...... Armour HI A ...... 6% Wwt Hartford Trust.. 100 — Frank Krawski of Foster street, 14.40 23.50 Atchison ...... 64% Wappifig, as.be was, alighting from Men Rt W «:k Changing, ^te- Carrabino, Santa, re n t ...... Pagani, Josephine, meats and g ro c e rie s ...... Inaoranee Btoofca 4.28 8.00 an automobUe driven Us son, rior and Exterior o f Rkdh . CsM Brothers, labor and material . Patterson, William, meats and g ro c e rie s ...... Aubum ...... Aetna 34 Casualty ...... 50 52 16.00 '•••••••••a 7.60 Frank Heal^.' J. Chiartler, Raymond, bocurd and care Pola, Luigi, meats and groceries ...... AvlatKm Corp ...... 6% Aetna Life ...... 18 20 ' Street Building. 78.81 19.00 Balt and OUo...... 22% He had visited St. Bridget’s church Cheney Brothers, rents and steel .. Skrabacz, Charles, meats and groceries ....^.. Aetna Eire ...... 88 40 16.00 70.29 Saturday evening and was In front Civlello, Mrs. Daniel, ren t ...... Smachetti, P., meats and groceries ...... Bendlz ...... 14% Automobile ...... '2 0 22 A change iii ownersUp « f thp 36.10 16.47 of Us home when Ut. Taken to the Clark’s, A. Department Store, shoes Smith, Thomas D., meats and g ro c e rie s ...... Beth Steel ...... 83% Conn. General ...... 28% 30% Bowers building on Main atoeat -ia Cobb, Lacey, board and c a r e ...... 20.00 49.00 Beth Steel, p fd ...... 65 Manchester Memorial hospital and sohedulMl to take plae^ on June 1 . Wilson, Mrs, Eliz., meats and gro c eries ...... 4.00 Hartford F ire ...... 53 56 Cobb, Lacey, board and c a r e ...... 20.00 Borden ...... Hartford 24 Steam Boiler 58% 54% given first aid, it was foimd that a The property was recehtly pur )••••••• 41.00 Vlchl’s Store, meats and groceries ...... IfiO Community Press, printing...... • •••••< Can Pac 16 National Fire ...... 68 56 bone in an arm had been bfoken. chased by Morris Dlamcoid of Hart Adkins Printing Co., printing services ' • • • • • • • a 14.41 Compettl, Mrs. Mary, r e n t ...... !••••••< 14.70 Case (J. L ) ...... T. 49% It has since developed that one of ford from tbe Mutual Realty com Andover, Town of, aid renctered .... 28.52 Phoenix Fire ...... 60 62 j Dancosse, Arthur, range o i l ...... 6.88 Gerro De P a s c o ...... 31% his Ups is also fractured and yester pany. A large force of men under Apothecaries Hall Co., supplies ...... ) • e • • * • * < 126.75 'Travelers ...... 430 440 I Dell, Mrs. Louis, rent »•••••« 14.00 Chee/md O U o ...... : ...... 44% day pneumoUa developed, according the supervision of John Hayes are Arlo Steel Co., files ...... 13A1 PnUlo Ctattea Steeka I Dewey-Richman Ca, offipe supplies...... 5.18 Chrysler ...... : ...... 37% to the attending phy^cian. at work on the building and -many Armstrong, Harry, labor and material 10.00 Conn. Elec S e r v ...... 38 42 J Dickenson, B. S., Agent, r e n t ...... *...... 9.10 Coml S o l v ...... 22 changes are to he niade in the in- 7.29 Armstrong William, care of dum p ...... 60.00 Conn. P o w ...... 37 39 { Dolge, C. B. Company, disinfectaats...... Cons Gas ...... 32% terior and exterior. The two large Auto Tire Co., truck parts ...... 66.60 Greenwich, WftG, pfd. 68 66 j Donadio, Frank, shoe re p a irs...... 8.00 Cons O i l ...... 10% WATER FIRM CLEARING front windows are being removed 12.60 BaU, Ed. Company, concrete ...... 27.60 Hartford Blee ... .. 49 61 1 Enrico, bomenic, rent ...... Bergren’s Dairy, milk ...... Cont Can ...... 72% and in their place will be doers. The 40.00 3.60 Hartford Gaa ...... 42 — I Famham, Mrs. Clarence, board and care . . . . . Com Prod ...... 63% posts that supported the floors 15.00 Bhsh, F. T. Hdw, Co., hardware, etc...... 11.45 do., p f d ...... ^ — MAINS AT NORTH END iFarr, Frank, rent ...... Del L and W n ...... 21% above are being removed and iron 13.00 Brainard, Stanley N., M. D., medical servlcss , 3.00 S N E T Co ...... 106 110 Farr, Mrs. and Mrs. Cervlni, r e n t ...... Bridgeport, a ty of, aid rendered ...... Du P o n t ...... 81 I beams are being substituted to ‘Farr, Mrs. Lucy, rent ...... 15.00 30.71 Eastman Kodak ...... 93 Mannfactiirmg Stocks Bristol, City of, aid rendered...... ',...... 63.90 Color May Be Seen in Water 8ip>por. -the north and south side 'Farr, Philip, r e n t ...... 14.40 Elec and M us ...... g% Am Hardware ...... 19 ■ ' 21 Buffalo-Springfield Roller Co., roller parts .... 26.80 While Flushing Job Is Car walls. When this is done It. will ^Foley’s Ehcpress, moving services...... 18.00 Elec Auto Lite ... 4...... 21% Am Hosiery ...... ; — 35 30.26 Campbell’s Service Station, tnick parts ...... 87.50 leave a large open space free from ,Forde, James, paint supplies...... Capitol Light and Supply Co., Ughting suppUes Gen Elec ...... 19% Arrow H and H, com. 13% 15% ried Out. posts or other floor obstructions. 89.36 ■ • • • * • • a 14.47 iGambolati, C., supplies ...... Gen Foods 32% 'do., p f d ...... 96 — 12.75 Center Auto Supply, auto and truck parts .... 7.40 The work is being rushed to com fGerich’s Service Station, reinge o i l ...... Chase Brass and Copper Co., fittin g s ...... Gen M o to rs ...... 31% BllUngs and Spencer . — 1 The Manchester W ater comi>any 15.00 17.50 pletion and when c : ' - /..r . MANORESHfiR feVEmNO BERAID, MAKGHDSTBIt, OONVf< 16,1984 AUVBBTUSBMKNT— bedstead la- white and dresser to aso «ht T match. Across from the bed was a o o d ^ - aU B APPROPRIATES Manchester QUICK JUSTICE large, overstuffed chair in which Us aetrass Udksd of ftlii guard recUned. flunOF ItM CKfMi8< 'MUg Date Book .'ja the crowds sssemblefl, « show had brought haf ITS WELFARE FUND man attempted to obtain an option TO RAISE FAMLY wxd tinian, hers THE FOR KIDNAPERS; on the property, seeking to charge iyn home f*r g rla^L Tonight admission to the home, offering to wnymr.fliMBt ChrlstoM. May 16— Musical play, "It Hap idonate a portion of bis receipts to best thiacs tt lifii;:! BARGAIN HOUND pened in the Garden,” at H l^ THEYGETLIFE a charity. At last reports, a deei- now, skis' obtsiBid sn a n d tfes Edacatknal Gronp Votes to school hall by Daughters of Italy. alon had not b e ^ reached. Red Haired Screes I c ir e ii fly flfealds. I havTaNnp Also B8rd anniversary of Memo (Oonttmied from Page One) ^fldren of am>|jwii and iso s Expewl $1,500 Dnrinf the rial Lodge, K. of P., supper and Expects Baby m Daeen* kiddles play^ arotaid thS ' Why f 1 t Mother’s Day la over, now ”Dad” dance. scribed bow be was taken to the only mswis tha rsaflaatten of through tho gets a break, at the Center Phar ThU Week bouse in La Crescents. SEEK CHANGES wlUi more dear to ma,** iha discomfort and macy. Today I saw three pack School Year. May 18— Annual concert of Sal "Did you write any letters while ' ber, AuMNneaneat Says. th at time. heat of old ages of Half and Half Tobacco and vation Army Songsters Brigade at you were there?” he was asked. ,When the oouj^ wad in fashioned per a dollar pipe, all for 69c, the value T citadel "Well, this ‘Boss Man* told me they deddsd that ^ the tiaa manent wav $1.46, so be kind to "Dad.” At the annual business meetteg Oomlag Events to write a letter Just as he had IN UYO UT OF HoUywood, May 16.—(AF)— could be np family beeauae of ing when you held at the South Methodist church May 20—Dedication of Spanish w. Itten 4t. He s^d they wanted Clara Bow and Rex BeU announced Bow's career. may have the Women who stay in town all sum' yesterday, the Educational club vot War Memorial at O n ter Park. ' iy signature. This letter was to t^ y they expected a baby next Now her home In Bevtndy new Z 0 t 0 a mer will have no cause to envy ed $1600 to be expended during the May 22— Verplanck Foundation my friend. Bill Drewes.” DEPOTSQUARE December. being redecorated and wave with no machine and no elec other girls who are fortunate enough school srear of 1984-1980, for wel- bridge party. High school ball. Gettle identified the "Boas Man” The famous' red-head of the the couple spexuUng the im tricity. You may even have this to be able to spend the hot months fhre work among the children of May 28 —^ Annual Mother and as Klrk^ He said they flatly de (Omtioaed from Page One) soree Indicated she be about the ranch. permanent In your own home. Dial In the coimtry—at least not as far Daughter banquet at St. Mary’s ready to carry out her oft-repeated Manchester. church. clared they wanted ^,000. ’The 8011, the Mary Elizabeth Beauty as clothes are concerned. ’This The sums appropriated follow; millionaire said they made him sewers on streets not at present threat to retire from films com ’Twenty-three negroes have Nook. season, it’s difficult td decide which Dental hygiene ...... I 250 write a second letter. served by the town system. A com pletely and settle down to a family ed in Congress since 1870—^2f‘'1n is smarter—costumes for town or Nutrition classos...... 560 “ Write this to Bmle Noon ((Set plaint residents of Franklin fireside. the House of* Representatives ^ d those for coimtry. MUk In all schools...... 400 tle’s attorney)’,” he said, he was street for sewer connection resulted The announcement came through two In th# Senate. Huge nictures with pretentious- Any wardrobe, whether its back SOUTH AMERICAN ordered. " Tie's been designated as In the decision by the board. At the loolcinig frames have no place on ground is to be hot city streets or Chest clinic at hospital ...... 75 last meeting of the ERA board it Dental clinic...... 75 a go-between.’ ” walls In the summer time. If you cool grass and green trees, needs to At this point the district attor was voted to transfer men from the feel that walls without any decora have one outfit around which others Corrective work (eyes, ton forestry projects to sewer and sils) ...... 160 ney turned (Settle over for cross- tion are much too bare, hang up will fit nicely. For country, it may NATIONS AGREE examination. other like Jobs during the summer National Cotton Week—May 14th-19th 6 7 small prints. be some sort of a suit with long “You fell from the wall because months, saving the forestry work Inexpensive floral prints and small coat as well as a short Jacket ’The 11500 for the winter months when forestry During the past year the follow you couldn’t hold on to the top?” etchings in rather frail, dainty topcoat can be worn over sports J. Edward Simpson, the defense at clearance can be done to more ad frames are suggested. But tise frocks while the skirt can go with ing amounts have been spent for the Fears of Another War Dwin torney asked Gettle. vantage. WILROSE DRESS SHOP them sparingly. Five or six sweaters and novelty blouses when benefit of Manchester children: “Yes, sir,” said the witness. Hotel Sheridan Building should be en o u ^ in a living room it isn’t being worn with Its own Dental hygiene...... $ 664 “ That’s all,” said Simpson. 3 't while dining and bedrooms can do matching box Jacket Dental clinic ...... 68 dle When Pern and Colom- With the three men in the case with even less. Correctlce work ...... 160 ready for San (^entin, authorities Heavy tapestries and wall hang Summer fashions Chest clinic at hospital . . . 42.25 hia Reach Settlement. wero undecided what to do with Special Offer! ings must come down too. With call for shorter Milk in schools...... 476 two women who were arrested the windows open so much of the and curlier hair. Nutrition classes ...... ^60 when found in company of Kirk. time, thesr^l collect too much dust Make the ap- Urns, Peru, May 16.—(AP)— ’The women, Lauretta Woody, 28, and. in addition, they make a room Intment early $1984.25 alias Ann Williams, and Mona A. seem overcrowded and too warm for XOlor your cut and Encouraging reports were read by Fears of another war In South Galligan, 21, alias Joan Ward, are comfort. permanent a all the committees. America dwindled today with an- being held for suspicion of kidnap 'The Uly Beauty The officers for the ensiling year notmeement Colombia and Peru ing. \ Parlor. Dial 7484 were elected as follows: Take one peep In Hale’s front have reached an agreement over window. Aren’t they the most President, Mrs. Ldllian Bowers; SOUVEIOB HTNTEBS According to (leorge Bums, Gra vice-president. Miss Dorothy Cilhe- the disputed Leticia border area. Count cottons one up^c darling things you ever laid your Although refusing to disclose de Los Angeles, May 16.—(AP)— eyes on—those Hollywood two and de Allen, his wife and partner on ney; secretary, Miss Hannah Jensen; From the Hall of Justice, from the the radio and screen, has a bottle treasurer, Mrs. Francis Handley: tails, Foreign Minister Polo said on other Summer f ash-?S one suits—a dress and sim suit for after a meeting of the Foreign Af Beverly Hills mansion of William 11.00! They’re modeled by Shirley phobia. She never comes home chairman, child welfare, Mrs. James F. Gettle, from the Arcadia'estate ions! They"re certainf^} from a shopping tour without her Farr; chairman program, Miss Lola fairs advisory committee last night Temple, child screen star and are that only the signatures were lack where the oil millionaire was kid usual quota of perfume bottles. Jars Parker; chairman Christmas seals, naped a week ago, the crowds ly getting around the mo^ ideal summer outfits for or vases. The bottles are usually ing to make the agreement effec children I’ve seen In many a dog Mrs. John Jenncy; chairman press. tive. strayed today to the tiny, Spanish And these are amongif day. Sizes run from 2 to 6. I decorative, and sometimes useful, Miss Bernice Welant; chairman re type bouse in La Crescenta, where know you’ll want two or three of but Bums is getting worried be vision, Miss Mabel Keith; chairman 'The committee approved a report he was held captive. the smartest in townf them to take away for vacation cause Grade insists that her bottle membership. Miss Ella Washburn; from Rio de Janeiro on negotiations Souvenir seekers all, they Invad time. collection go wherever she goes and chairman finance. Miss Mary Taylor. there between representatives of ed the property, making away with that is between New York and Los A vote of thanks was extended to Peru and Colombia. whatever could be tom loose, most Broadcloths An^es most of the time. At the Mrs. Fred Carpenter for her faith Letida is a small village on the ly rose bushes. A new one on chocolate lovers— moment, they have one large trunk ful work during the past two years border land of Colombia and Peru. ’The vines that covered the kitch Piques Chocolate Waffles. ful of Grade’s pet botUes, and ac chairman of the Christmas seal Peru took over the region In the en windows came down before the One cup and 2 tablespoons Hour, (3eorge is trying to change her pho latter pari, of 1932, but a League of 2 squares chocolate, 1-2 cup sugar committee. A vote of appreciation bands of the curious. In the kitch Regular 25c Tubea Linens bia to writing paper or pillows or was given to those who have served Nations commission was told not en the crowds found evidence of the 1 teaspoon baking powder, 1-2 tea something that’s easy to pack. long ago that the nations appear in A.D.S. spoon salt, 1-8 teaspoon soda, 2 as officers during the past year and hand-to-mouth living of the kidnap Seersuckers to those who have consented to car agreement that Colombia has a ers—no board set for royalty, al eggs, 1 cup sour milk, 4 tablespoons I saw some cute little Watermelon light to tile district by treaty. Pe Milk of Magnesia melt^ butter. ry on the work of the club for the though $60,000 was sought There Voiles Slices in the Candy section of the ruvians argued, however, that the were slices of cold bam, half a head I Mix and sift Hour, salt, sugar Center Pharmacy this morning— ensuing year. natives are Peruvians and wish to Ginghams and baking powder. Add milk, the price? 49c a poimd. of lettuce, small tomatoes, a small remain so and that Colombia ig chunk of butter and two cartons of stirring to keep smooyi. Add yolks nores them. TOOTH PASTE Organdies of eggs well l^aten, melted short' The popular aluminum is avail eggs. On the drainboard were entog and chocolate melted over hot able In many brands and weights. FRENCH NAVAL PLANE empty whiskey bottles, apples, two water. Mix thoroughly and stir in Naturally, the heavier the metal the half-packages of sliced bread, And Other Novelty soda dissolved In a little cold water. longer it will last but all aluminum VANISHES IN TESTS MADISON WOMAN WINS empty milk bottles, cans and dish Fold In Whites of eggs beaten imtU wears well and is light to handle. A es of cigarette ashes. 2 fo r 2 5 ^ Cotton Fabrics. stiff. Bake on a hot waffle iron. good scouring powder easily dis Eyes peered into the windows solves stains. If you remember GOLF DRIVING CONTEST and fell upon the brown flannel that alkaU Is the darkening agent Seaplane With Crew of Four coat and brown tie Larry Kerrigan, Don’t wait another minute if for aluminum, you can care for it Disappears During Maneu one of the kidnap gang, left behind WELDON Sizes: 12-20; 36-52. you’re thinking about buying a new in his hasty flight as officers raided accordingly. The best equipment vers Over English Channel. Cracks Ball for Distance of stove! Right now is the time to iM a neutral sow for slashing, the house, saving (Settle and catch If. ’> k e action! Watkins are-having for scfajplhg (ndf a cYbthesp'in^or 493 Yards to Capture First ing Roy Williams, another partner ^a grand stove sale. All the stoves cleaning and a wooden spoon for Cherbourg, France, May 16 — Prize. In the crime. DRUG CO. have table tops, beat controls, and stirring during cooking) and very (AP)—Large scale naval maneuvers In the bedroom where Gettle lay 903 Main Street PRICED FROM $ 1 .9 5 to $ 7 .9 5 i are easily cleaned. ’They come in fine sandpaper or steel wool Jor of the French navy in the English for five days was found a wooden various finishes so you’re sure to Waterbury, May 16—(AP)—Mrs. scouring with thorough scalding Channel, devoted especially to a test R. S. Fenn, of Madison, today was find one to match your kitchen. And and wiping. of air power, were interrupted today best of all you’re allowed $15.00 on declared the winner of the driving UNITED TEXTILE by the disappearance of a seaplane contest yesterday at the Connecti any coal or gas range stove in trade Tour favorite magazine is on sale with a crew of four. WORKERS OF AMERICA for one of the new ones. cut Women’s Golf Association one at the Center Pharmacy as well as The plane belonged to a squadron day tournament at the Country club LOCAL 2125 daily and Sunday papers. of 17 seeking to impose a barrage of Waterbury. An error was made NOTICE! Much can be achieved in the way between Brest and Cherbourg, in annoimcing Mrs. Hazel Martelle The Officers and tho Executive of supplying a touch of relief to an Do tell them which theoretically is under attack of Hartford, the winner with a total Board want their fellow members ensemble with the detachable glove that you no by a cruiser squadron. of 487 yards. to know that they are in favor cuff. Shape, volume and fabric ticed it in the There was rough weather when Mrs. Fenn had 493 and was of an “open town”; i.e., a town can make an outfit look different Bargain the plane disappeared from sight awarded the prize. in which out-of-town peddlers with every change, accompanied or Hound and a and fears were expressed for the Mrs. Charles Bralnard of Hart may sell their merchandise with LAWN GARDEN NEEDS not by a matching scarf or hat trim happy “Woof” safety of the crew. ford, won low gross honors, her sec out first having to pay an out ming. to you. A second plane was forced to ond of the season, with a card of rageous fee for this purpose. ’The The idea of having harmonizing descend last night near Dunkirk. 43-44—87 to lead a field of 21. Mrs. Officers and the Board request Ml accessories should never be carried Its crew was rescued by a German G. L. Austin of Hartford, state members to vote for an "open Union Quality to extremes, however. It is in freighter. women’s champion, bad low net of town” if It should come up for a Coldwell clined to spell monotony, and the 92-4—88. vote at a town meeting. note of fantasy is completely lost. TOOLS CURB QUOTATIONS Lawn Steel Rakes-----49c up Park; Charles Oliver, Frank Vltt- MANCHESTER FOLKS GET ner, Dr. LaVeme Holmes, Dr. C. Y. Turf Edgers .... $1.25 Hauch, CSiarles Noveck and Donald Amer Sup Pow ...... 29^ Mowers Daigle, all of Manchester. Blue Ridge ...... 2H Garden Hoes... 69c up COUNH ‘T OFRCES Silver pins and certificates of Central States Elec ...... 114 KELVINATOR service for three years were given (^tles Service ...... 214 SPECIAL SALE PRICE Spading Forks, 95c up Clt Serv, pfd ...... 19 to: Paul Smith and C. Walter On a Coldwell 16” BaU Bearing, High Wlieel, Charles W. Holman Made Vice Smith, of Wapplng; David Hamilton Elec Bond and S h a re ...... 14 Handy Cultivators, President — Two Directors Ford Limited ...... 9H Goaranteed Mower. Regular 86.95. 4 0 75c up and Edward Wilson, of Memchester. THE FIRST NOW from This Town Named. Robert Sharp, of Wapplng, re Nlag Hud Pow ...... 5% ceived a gold pin and certificate of Penn Road ...... 294 electric refrigerator with a others From $4.95 to $19.50. (Charles W. Holman of Manchester service for five years. S tan d Oil Ind ...... 26 V5 was elected vice-president of the United Founders ...... 18-16 Hartford County Y. M. C. A., at the United Gas ...... 2% Boston seventeenth annual meeting of the There are practically no illiterates Util Pow and L t ...... 1 ^4 PLACE for EVERYTHING Compressed Air I organization held Monday in the in Germany and Switzerland. Canadian Marconi...... 2% Sprayers Garden Hose Wapplng Federated church. ------' Among the directors elected wero Tough, long lived ^ Charles S. Burr smd Attorney Charles S. House, both of this town, $3.89 rubber with heaw ^ while Principal Arthur E. filing of Heavy galvanlied tank, cord fabric. 8-8’. Manchester High school was named with extra braaa exteniiun 60-foot lengthe, aU coupled. a member of the county committee. rod. Mrs. Carl W. Noren was appointed Regular $4.96. N O W ...... a.* • e e • • $ 3 . 9 5 a member of the women’s camp Brass Tank ...... $6.95 committee. 2 Others From $2.98 to $6.76. Bronze pins and certificates of service were awarded to the follow ing from this vicinity: Ralph Kings Hand Sprayers ley, Highland Park; Allan Frelheit, special Wapplng; Charles Dougan, Highland 25c up ADVER'nSEMENT— Mixed — THE — Grass Seed fV'*‘ i*» Insecticides Mixed from only the 4 , pureet eeed right he:*e ; BOARD OF HEALTH We stock large quantities of all types of at our etore; not adui> ; pest controls; our prices are right. We torated with timothy ; calls attention to Regulation 128 of Eaiy Wear or flllere. the Santary C!ode, particularly sec have competent men who will give you the i tions (e) and (f), which applies moBt up-to-date spraying data without Git^en Gloves to stores, restaurants, taverns, soda charge. , 1 qt* *, >25c 1 fountains and reads as follows; Made from tough, oil e) All foodstuffs stored or ex treated goatekln. Jutt 2 Qts...... 45cI posed for sale must be protected the thing for garden from flies and dust by such screens, 4 qts...... 85cJ fans, covers or tight containers, as $ 1 .5 0 a may be approved by the local TUDY the plcturei above Cube Trays, the ice tray lifter, JSr ^ r . 7S c Pcfk .. hesdth officer. ’The term “food T’m Telling You— where we have shown how the automatic interior light stuffs” Includes both raw and cooked Don’t Miss Iti . . . S foods, candy and other food not sold Kelvinator provides the pliee Kelvinttof includes many in single service fly-tight contain and the proper refrigerating featurm to give you value>plus. e rs, except food in the process of temperature for each fo ^ prod Hose Nonles All exposed food shall Just DIAL 7100 See Kelvinator W ore you buy. Garden Wheelbarrow, $4^9 at least eighteen inches uct TKen add to these luch Extra heavy oak frame,• itMl welded wheel, the And the U. S. CLEANERS will send for them moet popular model for general gardening. 2 5 c 4 9 c ^ i le floor. unique convenience fMturea u 17 MODELS-A T p Mi Sta -yJVw Slagle service cups, dishes, right away. I knew you’d want to know about the fint identUically designed ■#1 _ and drinking straws shall b^ hrCwTK«iM*ji4,75 protected from flies and dust A ir the TWO Plain Garments for $1.50. You’ll Water Pitcher, the Pastry Set glasses, cups, knives, forks, spoons like the idea of the Free Moth Proof Bag for the with refrigerated rolling pin, EwyPvpOH... AadtTp or dishes that are subject to re di6 rearranging shelf, the Dry peated use, shall be thoroughly overcoats as much as I did. No—don’t thank waslted after each use by deiasing me—Thank the U. S. CLEANERS.” with bet water and soap and then rlnslBf hi olian hot water, or by other process approved by the local PHONB4121 healtbdimoer.. ~ ■VAUE TW BUVJB T .'I . . . . . Her Mite Goes To The Hospital fkm mmm Star In Tmiarhf 8 S h m SolMol BeoiaattoB Center OF RAILS IS SEEN Art BIoKay and Hbi 10 Fo. Ea*d. I f f i W S P U U raijS's Danolng 8:80 to lS:80. ATN.J. Admlsslen 88o (Inetodes tdieeUiif). director Eastman Says It Fire D detaltt Representing , Will Be Necessary in Fa- ABOUT TOWN ^ Rtaridku NaniMfia Hfllianl Workers Gone to for G o r e r s o i^ K K ika The finance comzmttee of the Bdu ~ tnre; Gives His Reasons. cational club, which is sponsoring Boston Conference. the \toton lectures tomorrow, in re Danocratk NoimBeo. ply to queries, announces that adults New York, May 16.— (AP)— The who desire to attend the mfttin«es fepinion that public ownership and Five delegatee representing the f ' tomorrow at 8:46 and ICL’46 a. m. Newarit, N. J., Mky 18.--.(AP)— operation of the railroads may prove in the Nathan Hale scholl, or the strikers at the E. E. Hilliard com ' necessary sometime In the future Hollister Street school at 2:80 p. m. pany's plant in HUllardville wUl Rolling up a plurality In 17 of the WM expressed today by Joseph B. state’s 21 counties, Harold Q. Hoff may do so. ’The evening tickets for leave Manchester at 6:50 tomorrow = Eastman, Federal coordinator of the lecture at the latter place will man, youthful state motor vehicle morning by automobile for Boston railroads. be good for,the “Pagoda I^ d ” plc- commissioner, won a e New Jersey "I have no desire to assume the turea where at 10 o’clock there win be a role of propagandist for public own bearing before the Regional Board Republican gubernatorial neminstion ership and operation,.or to have such All members of Eleanor Duse of New England concerning the yesterday by an unexpectedly de a policy adopted until the people of Lodge, Daughters of It^y, are re labor troubles at the mllla At the cisive margin over hie three oppoa- the United States either want it or quested to meet tonight at 9:30 n meeting E. B. Hilliard is also ex ents. believe it to be necessary. I have be front of the High schooL From pected to be present. W ia but 164 dlatrlcta mlMriny lieved that they should be thinking there they will proceed to the home The delegation is not the same of 3,418 in a e state, Hoffman’s vote ■ about It, for it may prove to be of Mrs. Josep^ Trivlgno, 33 Home that has been representing Textile waa 229,491. Former Judge Rpbert necessary, and in that event It Is stead street. Mrs. ’Trivlgno who Local 2127, as there has been a Carey, of Jersey City, carrying bis . highly desirable that the country died last night was a member of change of officers recently. Bernard own county, Hudson, and Cape May, the lodge. should be prepared to undertake It —Photo by Fallot Halpln, who was the president of was second w ia 94,118; State Sena ‘ in the best possible way and with all Janet Tracy, shown above in her hospital bed, is only thirteen years of the Local when men imd women left tor Joseph O. Wolber, leading only possible safeguards,” Eastman said. age, but in the few short years she has lived she has suffered greatly from Gibbons Assembly, Catholic La their work rix weeks ago last Mon in his nome county of Essex, was He spoke before the National Asso ill health and has been a patient in the hospital three times. This time dles of Columbus, will hold a social day, bas resigned and has been suc third w ia 73,916, and State Sena ciation of Mutual Savings Banks In a serious operation was performed and now she is happy because the meeting Friday evening at 8:80 at ceeded by Edward Strauss, yrho will tor Emerson Richards, of Atlantic, trailed w ia 48,384. aimual conference. doctor has told her she may go home. the home of Mra Lillian Mahoney, be one of the delegates to the Bos This morning when Superintendent Mrs. Jane J. Aldrich was 26 Hollister street. ton conference, ^ymond Walker, The victory of Hoffman placed Eastman Indicated, however, that who was the vice-president of the him in a e November election fight he was not urging acquisition by the her rounds, Janet called her to her bedside and banded her fifty cents Mrs. William F. Rlsley of Talcott- Local, has also resigned and his w ia William L. Dill, of Paterson, government at the present time im- and said, “I want to give this towards the Hospital drive” . The Superin tendent was deeply touched, as only a day or two ago she had been told vlUe who heui been a patient at the place has been taken by Henry La- now a lay judge of ae Court of der the financial conditions facing Manchester Memorial hospital for Chappell, who will be one of the Errors and Appeals and Hoffman’s the government. He seiid there are by Janet that she had seven dollars which friends had given her on their visits to her, with which she Intended to purchase a p ^ r of white shoes several weeks will be disoharged to delegates. Miss Mary Krieskl is the predecessor eis motor v^ cle com ■ distinct dangers in public ownership missioner. and a new white dress; she knew it was a sacrifice on Janet’s part to give morrow. new secretary and Edmund Dau- and operation against which safe fifty cents of her little hoard. plaiae and Frank Obrombskl, are Dill Atao Vlotorlons guards ought to be provided, but On being asked why she wished to give this money toward thv' Hospital the other delegates. Dill, a e choice of the State Dem M*the fact is that nobody has less to ocratic organization of Mayor drive, Janet said that the Hospital had done much for her and ihat she It was learned that a conference fear than the holders of railroad Frank Hague of Jersey City, was an loved everyone in the hospital and that she wanted to help. RIERSBAREY waa being held in WiUlmantlc this l»curlties,” since governments In- easy victor in his primary contest afternoon between representatives ' Vilriably pay “a fair price and usual w ia Assemblyman Theron McCamp- of the strikers and Mr. Hilliard rela ly more than the property is worth.” bell, of M onmoua county. CROSS SEA HIT tive to tbe labor troubles at the U. S. Senator Hamilton F. Kean R&te Catting CONRAN ELECTED HEAD plant If an adjustment of tbe dif was selected as ae co-standard In regard to talk of greater flexl- Miss Florence Plano, talented piano-accordionist, will be featured in the ferences is not made or a settlement bearer of a e Republican Party w ia , jhility In rate cutting to meet compe music^ play, "It Happened In A Garden”, to be presented in High School OBITUARY not reached this afternoon tbe mat Hoffman, defeattog James C. Bla-i- tition, the coordinator asserted that IRELAND’S RM ball this evening. OF CHURCH COMMITTEE ter will be carried to the Regional velt, of Ridgewood. W ia less ttan , tCr his judgment the railroads are Board tomorrow. 700 districts missing, a e vote for given “ too free a hand, for the ex- (Oenthraed 'rom Page One) DEATHS IVlichael Murphy, Secretary and a e veteran Senator waa 280,265; for jj^ e of truck or water competition a gun. X X X Tell a e officers to let Blauvelt, 82,993. hours of the flight we had a nerve- . Is being badly overworked sind the Robert Coleman Treasurer of LONG HME MEMBERS you alone.” W ia fewer districts reported, ap- real reason is often the pressure of wracking time. . Mrs. Joseidi Trivlgno St. Bridget’s Group. The Second Note paxently because of a e lack of in big shippers and the desire to filch “The engine coughed and smoked CHURCHMEN OPPOSE Mrs. Mary (Damasco) ’Trivlgno, while, adding to our trouble, we OF W. B. A. HONORED The second note extended ae terest in McCampbell’s futile opposi •Jaaffic from other railroads." wife of Joseph 'Trivlgno of 33 Home had no idea of our whereabouts. It route outside Tucson where a e fa- tion, the vote for Dill was 194,574, :.5iUeclaring that he was “no Moses” stead street, died at the Memorial A t a meeting held in St. Bridget’s a e r was to drive so it passed a e compareed w ia a e Assembl3mian’8 to lead the roads out of the wilder- was a welcome relief to see the hospital last night after a long ill hall last night by the men who have green fields of Ireland. MINIMUM SALARIES Pioneers of Mystic Review Are point 9 ^ miles souaeast of a e 26,426. McCampbell, however, waa .aess, Mr, Eastman sketched propos- ness. Mrs. Trivlgno who was 48 renominated for the Assembly in his been named to conduct the June “We lost a lot of gasoline on the city where a e girl waa found, but ■^d steps to bring about reductions yeeirs old leaves besides her husband Guests at Supper in Odd Fel home county. lawn festival under the auspices of trip across owing to trouble with no one ever came forward to con .In the cost of operation. He admlt- three sons and two daughters. They lows Hall. Thirteen Incumbent New Jersey the church, Thomas Conran was the fuel pipe, and this fact, coupled tact him during his dreary trips ?ted that “economies in railroad are Nicholas G., James G., John J., Congressmen sought renomination elected general chairman. Michael with a choking engine, led us to de Delegates at Episcopal Con- which he made from 9 p. m. to 4 a. operation are bound, in large part, Mrs. Antoinette Mastropletro and and were successful. The fourteena, Murphy was selected as Secretary cide to land immediately. Mystic Review, Woman’s Benefit m., each night. 't o be labor-saving economies.” Ho Miss Fannie Trivlgno, all of whom and Robert Coleman as treasurer of June’s torturous hideaway, where Oscar auf der Helde, Democrat, of live in Manchester. There aire four “It wsis a narrow squeak. We association, enjoyed a get-together iw ealed that the government is the committee. hit a mud ditch. yendon Vote Against Plan she spent 19 days beneath a blister a e 14th District, retired and Ed Btudying “ retirement annuities for grandchildren. She also leaves her supper and entertainment last night ward J. Hart of Jersey City wan These three men will meet with a “After leaving Newfoundland o\xr ing desert sim, was visited yester BDperannuated employes, unemploy- parents, Mr. and Mrs. James in Odd Fellows hall. The affair was named in hia place. committee composed of women of first trouble developed. The gaso given in honor o f the pioneers, wo day by her mother and faaer and jcent benefits and dismissal wages." Damaaco; a brother, Michael, and in State Diocese. Five of a e incumbents—Charles the parish Friday evening at 8 line was not flowing freely from the men who have been members for her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sympathies With Labor three sisters, all of whom live in o’clock in the church hall, when the Bemabe Robles. A Wolverton, First; Charles A. Castellomazzamo, Province of rear tank to the carburetor. This more than a quarter of a century. Eaton, FMfa, and George N. Seger, “ No one who knows the facts can date for the holding of the festival "Ehoa” murmured the grand- Potenza, Italy. The slaters are gradually got worse Md we lost all Several were present who have been E igha, all Republicans, and Wil avoid sympathy with railroad labor,” will be decided. Miss Eleanor Hartford, May 16.— (AP)—Dele m ia e r as she stepped about a e Mrs. Madeline Gondonl, Mrs. Rose hope of reacuing land. enrolled considerably over 35 years. liam H. Sutphin, Third, and Edward Eastman said. “ Since 1920 the num Dwyer is bead of the women’s com gates to the annual convention of shallow trench. Trivlgno and Mrs. Mildred Taddeo. Decide to Go Ahead Mrs. Thora Stoehr was chairman A. Kenney, Nina, Democrats—-had ber of employes on the payroll hsts mittee, the other members being: “It was either a case of going clergy and laymen of the Protestant of the supper which was served in “Let us go,” she said. “The heat, been cut in half, and those who re Mrs. Trivlgno had Ivied in Man Miss Mary McGuire. Mrs. Andrew no opposition. chester for a number of years and ahead or turning back to New Episcopal church, Diocese of Con the banquet hall at 6:30. The tables the people, a e loneliness I feel here main have suffered severely in the Healey, Mrs. James W. Foley, Miss The oaers who gained renomina was a member of Eleanor Duse foundland or New York. We decided necticut, today voted down a resolu were attractive in pink and white, makes ae heart fast. I want to tion were Isaac Bacharach, Second; depression. We hope to work out a Antoinette Jamroga, Mrs. William Lodge, Daughters of Italy. The fun to take the risk and go ahead. and in the center was a large pink go back to my June, so my arms D. Lane Powers, Foura; Donald H. program which will afford reason P. Qulsh, Mrs. Francis Handley, tion which would make mandatory eral will be held tomorrow morning “I made a last desperate bid to Maybasket filled with white lilacs. know she is safe.” McLean, S lx a ; Randolph Perkijuf, able protection to labor without Miss Mary Wakowskl and Mrs. that every parisn in tbe diocese pay at 0:30 at the home and at 10 a. m. put the gasoline trouble right. It The meal consisted of cold ham, Ghild Is Sick Sevena; Fred A. Hartley, Tenths »tlfllng progress.” George WHllams. a minimum annual salary of |2,100 a solemn requiem mass will be held was a dangerous Job but I was salads, baked beans, relishes, rolls, “June is so quiet,” she said sad Peter A. Cavicchia, Elevena; arid to married clergymen or widowers The coordinator said the attitude at St. Bridget’s church. Burial will ready to do anything. cake and coffee. About 7:30 a pro ly. “Weeks it will take for her to Frederick R. LeUlbacb, T w elfa, Re bf individual railroad managements be in St. Bridget’s cemetery. “I climbed out of the cockpit and with dependent children and 11,600 gram was given under the direction recover. Her body is simply roast publicans, and Mary T. Norton, Thir was an obstacle to future possibili nRST COMMUNION cautiously made my way to the rear minimum salary to unmarried of Mrs. Carrie Samlow. Miss Ada ed from being shut in aat awful teen a, Democrat. ties. “Their immediate duty, as they tank. The plane’s speed had dropped clergymen on the grounds that its Robinson, soprano, sang “Morning” box w ia the sun beating down, and Mrs. Norton polled 24,717 votes to ■ee it,” he said, “is to look after the to 80 miles an hour and we were passage would interfere with the and responded to an encore. Mrs. her forehead has sores, from eating defeating G. Driscoll, who received Interests of their own particular TO REPEAT POPULAR FOR CONnRMANDS then about 80 feet above the water. autonomy of parishes. Stoehr accompanied her at the mouldy food, a e doctors says. Her only 1,729. stockholders, without much regard “It was very difficult to hold onto A resolution which stated that no piano. Miss Frances DeVarney leg is so sore.” for the Interests of the industry as the plane while I effected the re parish shall call a rector to become played a piano solo, and a one-act June’s ankle was painfully ►.whole.” ILLUSTRATH) LECTURE Emanuel Lutheran Class to pairs but I worked like a demon. regularly settled therein on a stipend play entitled “A Lady to Call”, was bruised by a e chain which bound less than such minimums without presented by Mrs. S. J. Keames, Previous to Eastman’s address, Take Part in Service at Sun Lose Gasoline r to a stake in the trench. PETITION SEEKS CUT the efforts of the Federal coordina “It was a great relief to put the the written consent of the bishop Mrs. Herbert Alley and Mrs. Ste Tut the little girl didn’t cry while tor of railroads were upheld and bet Sumner R. Vinton to Deliver day Morning Gathering. trouble right, but in doing it a con was also defeated. phen Miller, all of whom are mem held In the grave-like hole. The kid ter times predicted for the roads by “The Beauty of the Common siderable quantity of gasoline was The two members of tbe laity hers of the Pythian Sisters. At napers said “they would put a knife IN COLLECTION COSTS lost. sub-committee which recommended the biislness meeting which followed the committee on railroad invest place” at Second Church. This year’s confirmation class at in her back if she cried,” a e grand- ments of the National Association “Then it became ai^arent that the resolutions to the executive they were accorded a vote of m oaer related. the Emanuel Lutheran church wlU council of the church spoke in favor thanks for furnishing the entertain of Mutual Savings Banks. receive Holy Communion for the our hopes of making a non-stop Excitement yesterday dimmed Surrender of Ninth District Sumner R. "Vinton, who bai been flight to Rome was doomed and the of their passage. They were WU- ment. for June some of a e suffering she first time at the Sunday morning IJam T, Severn of Bridgeport and Charter Also Desired to Re engaged to give a series of illus services at 10:46 o’clock. An invita most wo could do was to reach the A roll-call of members brought endured while held captive. From shore of Ireland. Orlgen Seymour of Litchfield, the duce Expense to Town. trated lectures In thli town and vi tion has been extended to all former out letters from members as far far-away London a newspaper in "We had about 20 gallons of latter diocesan chancellor for lay away as California. Those who terviewed her by telephone. She LARGEST FLYING BOAT cinity tomorrow and over the week confirmands lot the church to be men. end, will, by request, repeat Sunday present and participate. In the eve gasoline in our tanks when we were present arose and answered assured a e paper she was all right A petition was started to dreula- landed but, apart from the shortage Mr. Seymour declared that “we tbe r^-call. Tbe principal speaker and what she couldn’t tell, her fa TO TRY FOR RECORDS evening at 8 o’clock in the audi ning, at 7 o’clock, the children's get our religion pretty cheaply as it tinn this afternoon to be presented robed choir will present a concert of fuel, it was engine trouble that was Field Director Mrs. Grace Best a er, who held her on his knee, add torium of the Second Congregational sealed our fate. is,” and added that "clergymen are of Hartford, formerly of this town, to tbe Selectmen and a e town Board church, one of the most popular In at the serrioe. ed. Then aere were ae camera ot Education, also a e Nina School "As soon as I put the gasoline always tbs first to receive salary who talked chiefly about the June men, for whom she posed obliging S*42 to Attempt to Reach 20,* hii repertory, “The Beauty of the flow into proper order we were able cuts.” He urged tbe passage of the rally in WUlimantic when tbe loca:. Board, asking that a e charter of Commonplace” . There will be .no ly, and a e newspapermen, whose 000 Feet With Heavy Load to rise to 6,000 feet where tbe fly resolutlmis. u this he was strong W. B. A. guards will put on the floor many questions she answered read Tbe Nina District be surrendered admlailon but a lUver offering will ly supported by Mr. Severn, and that a e collection of such taacea —Test at Bridgeport. be received, and all beyond the PRESIDENT FOR STRICT ing condltlone were much better, but work in tbe afternoon. Mrs. Best lly. it wae etui a difficult Job. McCook Opposes annoimced that a cash prize would Outside her house, police bad necessary for a e upkeep of a e actual expensei of bringing Mr. Vin Speaking in opposition Anson T. library and the Recreation Centers, Bridgeport, May 16.— (AP)— ton here will be devoted to the fund '"piere was rain, fog, aad a it l« be given for tbe largest delegation roped off areas to keep back tbe Poised for the flight which is ex STOCK MARKET CONTROL wind which helped keep us back, McCook of Hartford, prominent from any visiting review and urger' scores who came for a look at tbe be placed In the hands of of a e for the Vacation Church school, layman, admitted that bU task was Board of Park Commissioners^ a # pected to carry her 20,000 feet up, which will be coxiducted by the “1 can’t praise the ekill of Pond Mystic to try to win as Williman- little girl or to add a e lr rejoicing more than three times as high as too highly. He never became flus a disagresable one but stated that tic was so near. at her return. Board of Education or some oa er North Main street churches for the (Oonttoned from Page One) tbe passage of such resolutions department of a e town, w ia the any plane has flown with a similar el^ th consecutive summer. tered la tbe face of tha worst But for June, her most exciting pay load, the 8-42, largest flying weather eondltlone." would endangsr the independence experience was to come. She eager taxes collected by a « town teac col* sirs. Sidney French, pianist, who tbe House banking committee that aad autonomy of the parishes of the lector. boat in the United States, stood on has played um McDowell composi be expected it to take an eariy vote FOLLOW UP CLUES ly awaited a e days when she tba ramp on the lower Housatonie Lahlncb where tbe filers landed is diocese. Maay parishes, Mr. Me might return to her playmates at The preamble of a e petition tions called for in this lecture when on the Administration bill to con Cook declared, could not possibly this afternoon, motor turning over given here before, will play SunOay tinue tbe Bank Deposit Insurance a West Coast summer resort village a e school she attends and who states that the object is to reduce and awaiting only the arrival oi'. of tbe Free State County of Clare, raise tbe money required. have not seen her since a e day she a e cost of collections and do away evening, aad the men's chorus of the Act on ite present basis with a George E. Bulkeley of Hartford, IN ROBLES CASE aeronautic officials to take wing. oburch will sing, “In ths Garden” maximum Insurance of |2,600. situated on tbe open Uecaanor Bay, "was seised while enroute home. But with a double duty, which would bo tvhere tbe Atlantic eurfe roll In. It treasurer of the dlooese, opposed tbe a saving for a e district and a e Officials of the Sikorsky Aviation and “Tba Old Rugged Cross”. Otbenriee insurance of deposlte up fbdnf of salary miwiirnnw^ the when she might return was indefl Corporation in Stratford, which to 110,000 would be allowed after bas one of the most famous golf (Oontliraed from Page One) nlte. town. Tbs lecture Trill be open to all grounds that such regulatloiis would built the monster aircraft, empha aad will furnish those who have not July 1. courses In Ireland. For a e present, her parents and sized that the flight, scheduled for Another oontroverslal leaue will be unenforceable. In this stand he structioni contained in a second ran doctors said, she must rest—and seen It with an opportunity to enjoy was supported by tbs Rev. Dr. this afternoon, is merely a routine an artiatloally patreot program. be taken up late today when the ROME PREPARES WELCOME lom note; and autborities believe tbe forget. teat for inspection by Department President confers with tbe silver Rome, May 16 — (AP) — Rome E. B e a sle y of New Haven. kidnapers sought to lead him to the of Commerce officials. The 8-41 legislation advooatee on a plan they nude ready a hero's welcome today Hie convention voted to h i . . girl biKause they wore afraid to W e d d i n g ! is expected to reach 20,000 feet al have been working out with Secre for Capt. George Pend aad lie u t each parish one and three-quaHsrs negotiate for the 116,000 ransom JIM REED SCORES mude with her 11,000-od pounds YOUNGSTER DROWNS tary Morgentbau. Cesare Sabelll, forced down la Ire per cent of the average eiDtoadi- they demanded. Si ('ll* already has been up Pending receipt of the plan tbe land last night on their New Tork- tures for 1882-88-84 for the support Tbe contact never was made. 18,000 feet), but that advance over President offered no comment. to-Rome flight. of tbe Epteoopate and a shnilar as- Chicago Letter IN POOL AT SAND PIT seeement for the luntort of diocesan WORLD COURT PLAN Lord-Preston the former record of 6,600 feet es- Anne Maunfsotiife Although dleappolated at tha fail The letter frpm Chicego aad Miss Alice A. PrMton of Woeo* Ublished bv the German Itelndorf He la considering an early mee- ure of tbe airmen to malM tbe noa- administration. An attempt to In another sent to Tucson authorities oreeee the Epleoopate support to (Oontlnoed from Page One) socket, R. I., sleter of H. L. Preetas fP April, 1027, will be merely ind (Ooatlaiiad from Pago One) sage to Congraee relating to muni MUm air Jaunt planned, ^ o la ls were from tb# New Mexico ponitentlary of Lllley street, wae married y«s- dental to the government test. tions makers, but tbs naturs of this determined that the greefing here two end one-quarter pereent, failed to muster the aeoeseary votes. remained important clues to a e terday to George M. Lord o f Bos , ^ y Quick, Inspector for the De- taking the trouble to remove ble proposal was carefully guarded at should be none the leas eatbuslestlo. gin’s kidnapers. Tbe New Mexico lerted, which “financed an interna- ton. Tbe cerem o^ was performed Mrtment of Commerce, who will fly sboei the father ruabed Into the the T^lte House. Air ministry ettaobes said they letter written by an unnamed con tlonal organization looking to by Rev. Wateon Woodruff at a « with Captain Boris Serglevsky, the end started to eeareb for ble Tbe President said be would send were happy enough to know that vict, was forwarded by Warden Ed bringing the U. S. into a sort of parsonage of the Center Congrega S-42 pilot, today, on the two bout to ConcresB next week bis long- tbe aviators met with no disaster Swope. It disclosed an asserted plot International government of a e la eon. A i be reaobed under the while over tbe Atiantlo. MOTHER AND DAUGHTER tional church, and was fOUowad by test bop, was to arrived at MoUlson mud colored water ble band oame awaited message on war debts. to kidnap Congresswoman Isabella peoples of a « world.” a luncheon for the immediate fhm- Airport this afternoon, in bis own la eoataot with the boy's lag, only There was no LidloaUon that new When tbe news of tbe landing la Greeaway, or Budget Director ’ Reed argued the court was a lUee at a # home of Mr. and Mrs. flans from Washington, John P a fsw fset in front of tbs so'ura bank legislation would be proposed either Ireland reaobed here many persons. BANQUFT THIS EVENING Lewis Douglas but authorities were “complete misnomer” and said a # PrMton. llt^mullcr, offioial obMrvtr of th« in this or tbe munltllions______message. Including offldali aad aawspaper- Mg p ^ ers went aelr own way de aad be at once took him from tbe Tbe White House repotted mea, wire on tbelr way to CUmptnl interested because it made reference '-lie bride and bridegroom left hr rrtdvration ~ ... ■ Acronautiqu* Zntonui- pond. today to a spot in a e desert, a e approal- spite It and a s League. a # aftertoon for an satteadad ma- iloflalt, will plaoa tbo Daromofrapb that the disputed labor bllle, Inoluid- Airfield, wblob bad been prepared “Tbe assault of Manchuria elands Tbe father had oalled to aelgbbon Ing tbe Wegner meeeure to estab- for tbe landing. Emsnutl Lutheran Church So- mate distance from Tucson Oat tor trip. They will travel the Ifi the B-42, Walter E, Stoddard and June was found. unchallenged and unstopped,’’ he Souaem route to William 8t. Jobs, alio official ripro- to get a doctor aad whUe be wee Ueb a labor board aad ^ Wagner- Franco 8abelll of Rome, a brother deiitf Sponaarhiff Affair at eeeerted In empbeeizlng hie point. worklBg upon tbe boy tbe fire de X^ewle BUI to provide unemploy of Lieutenant Sabelll, with another Authorities meanwhils studied aenoe up ae coast to AlaMMk uatatlvM of thi fidiratlon, wlU 6:80 TonlghL Tbe Missourian contended 108 or- turning via Canada. They wn| . . o l^ k thi w i ^ t ib i will carry. partment was notified. Tbe Inbalator ment Ineuranoe legislation, were brother aad a sister from N ules utensUs found in a e trench w ia ganiaation of various kinds were waa at the scene at 11:80 and re etui in ^ oonferenoe etaae, ■Mt a meisaffe of oongratulatloa to June for Anger prints. a «lr home in Boston, and iHflIir ^Tba hufi flyiBf boat wai takn teing financed to spread prraagan- In Florida. from tbi hangar at 10:40 thli suscitation work was started. Thsre Tbe Prealdent deoutfired for tbe filers, The second annual Mather end Instruotlons of the first ransom da for t court and said tf all their ^ f lin g and wai on tbi tnd of tbi was little hope of saving ths boy's tbe unemployment Ineuranoe meas “We feel," Franco said, “tbe same Daughter banquet win be held thla note, delivered to Fernando Robles money was available to tae oppo llp p at noon. Ilfs, but tbe flgbt wee kept up for ure, but Oongreaelonal leaders are wappolntmeat our brother must eveiUhg at tbe Eraaauel Lutheran two hours after June was kidnap^ nents a e latter could eatabllah 10,- an hour aad a half wban it was seen skeptloel of Its obengee at this ses feel, but we are proud that ba baa ohufflh, end will he apimsored by April 26, wers revealed W autborl- sion. 000 organisations against a e court. N0R& fliat tbara was ae longer any ebaaee sq u a red tbe AtUatie. We wlU the Ladles Aid aoetetar and tha Do^ t threatened •'J - PUBUC RECORDS of eavlBg hlna. Prealdent Roosevelt expeets to bare open arms for him when they oas society. The meal which will be - — - _____ Inetraettons PLACED ON PROBATION Was Oaa of Tsa aiake public today or tomorrow the arrive in Rome." served prompts at 8:80 win he pre were net oarriod out. Mrs. Rose Dean ot T6 r ^ r t of tbe Darrow oommlttee “You must follow this,’* a e fa- Ronald waa the youngest of a pared the Ladles Aid aedety, Boston, May 16.—(AP)—Rusaell School street waa aSinltmfl *rl /.. Karrtago btoalloo family of tea eblldrea, five boys and wblob Investigated moaopoUes un RRLDOr FUND DELATED end Doroea membeca have attefid^ed a e r wae told. “(Set a oar ea told, Lobdell of New Haven, Conn., der tbe NRA aad also a statement Aa applloatlon for a marrlagt U- flva gltU, No arrangements for tbe to tbe deooratlou. The Men’s so put a sack in a e seat, aad drive wae given flve*years pxobatloa to A daughtM was itom. ;t» M8M wai fllad today la tbi offloi funeral servloei bava yat been made. on thla report be baa received from Nsw H e v ^ May 16 — (AP) — ciety of the church will p i^ d e a e the route until you ooine to a white day after be pleaded guilty to four Hugh 8. Johnfobaeon. Industrial admin- Mayor Joha w . Murphy of tUi otty Mr. and Mi^. Ftod S th ftS S S . t t Town Clark 8aaual J, Turklag- 'waiters. oloa being dragged across Oe road oounts of embesslement before t9 RueaeU stoiet lea by ICUtoa P. Itoaa pt Poatfrat letretor. waa noLiflgd today \bnt a Feflgral An Intersetlag profrapi of enter- la front of yetir car. a ea you pitch ADVBMIlBiaDtT grant of soma 880,000 due the oity Federal Judge Ira L. Letts of Rhode u d . Mrs. OM|J3ia|la». DoBa„ aad Marlea I. Wataoo ^ taiamaat has b tn prepared. The the seek of money (|16,000 la |6, lelead. In V. B. Dlitriet Oourt here. avanua, B#hkll0s»' tklM tOWB. for direct relief djabursements dur^ fUeet speaker win be M a. Tbure $10 aad ISO bills) right ef a e eloa Just arrived oertlfled eed pota- A ban on danolng, in effeot sines lag the last three moBths o f ISIf Lobdell, former clerk and teller in Wamataa Daafl toes 11,80 Mr bushel. Fixtlilieri o f ‘Worcester, Maes., the beetde tlie road. he National Mahla#e,lMA, C ^ t '.^alai TamoMltla to Aatbeay To- tbe eebool was founded many years was being ddayed and would _ MlSf ^d«|^ Coiaell end atop, don’t speak, don’t 9.00 per bag. B a ^ ohlck feed ego, reeently wee lifted by the tnie- tinue to he beeauM New Haven wSe karrington, waa aocuitad oC en- son atmit; “ 0 « ifJ8 aer 100 Ibe. W. Marry Bag Iter'of ferver Rw ohsag > ot dim your llghte, don't beeaUng $7,800. He hah fluda reeU- \i% ytfoo( teee of Lfaelr-Rbyae oellege at net aieetliig Federal relief 'O.. ConeU of hwsr your hdrst don’t give aior eif- fdfl* Riflkofjij, K. Oi ardSi tutlQii. Aeelatant U. S. A t t n ^ .J . Gathsriito aal, hi iloae, doiTt have Ji( Bwley aaM in ooo^i^ I BAMOREtffiSR BVBNnro ITEHAtD, lUNQBBRIIR, OOMN. W8DMB9&AT, MAT i MA „ \ . M« H« S« Swamps Meriden In Track Tilt, 4 GIANTS DUMP CUBS Golf Ball Goes -Lively, Too Local Sport ’Way Doivn on the Farm OUT OF LOOP LEAD Chatter WITH10T03WIN Eight Seconds, 5 Thirds Meriden High Is making rapid progress toward the C. C. I. L. base ball title, having turned In four str^ght victories without a defeat. Triamph Leaves New York The Silvery City nine trounced Bast MAX BAER TALKS Sihrtr City Team Offers LitHn Hartford, 9-2; West Hartford, 16-8, But Half Game Ont of 3rd Bristol, 7-1; and Middletown, 28-6. SELF o u t OF JAM Opposition as Locals w As a result, Meriden is in first Place; Pirates Back On place In the League standing. Man FonrA Straight Dnal ^ chester Is second and has a chance to strengthen Its hold on that place Top; Dodgers Edge Cards. by whipping E ast Hartford today. Sospensioii Lifted and Then nmph; Rainy Weather B ar Bristol is in third place. He Nearly Gets in Bad to Good Performances, : By BTOH S. FI7LLEBTON, JR. ’The imofliclal standing is as AModated Pre^ Sports Writer. follows: W. L. Pet. Again. Manchester High’s track and-field In the course of a disastrous tour Meriden ...... 4 0 1.000 throug^b the western sector of the Manchester ...... 2 0 1.000 appregation was furnished little in 1 .667 National league the Giants have Bristol ...... 2 New York, May 16.—(AP) — the way of opposition by Meiidm West Hartford ... 2 3 .400 (A P )—^Max Baer him tsdked him' High In a dual League meet at & e managed to prove only that they Bast Hartford .... 0 2 .000 self out of one jam with the New West Side field yest^dajb aften i^ n still are dangerous when Carl Hub- Mlddletov^n ...... 0 4 .000 and the Red and White swept e v c ^ bell Is pitching. What started as York State Athletic commission and first place, eight seconds and ^Ve a Joyous jaunt for the league leaders Harry M. Burke of Nev Haven just missed touring >i AUTOMOBILES MOVING—TRUCKING- HOUSES FOR RENT 65 with vhom words were unneces opaiisd 0 « i Davltfi syss to Mads- FOR SALE 4 STORAGE 20 sary. Now; that be was at peace, line’s deceptltm. One of tbs wild FOR RB3NT—149 Porter street, six Bill’ seemed to have more leisure west riders had gone to the poet Eight More Americans PERRBTT & OLENNEY INC. local room bouse, with all Improvements and every possible waking moment offlee and brought the letter to FOR SALS—TRAILER. CaU S818. and long dlitanco moving. Dally Telephone 6922. onnahe spent with Donna. Madeline Just before her entrance Dc f ^ Minnie Jones, who was as profi cue. Madeline had opened it, read expreaa to Hartford. Overnight ro RENT— SEVERAL Deslrabte cient with a needle as she was with the signature, and, being in a Curtsy Before Royalty Borvlce to and from New York. Tel. five, six and seven room househ, 3063, 8860 or 8864. her tongue, came to help make the burry, had tonwd the letter on her FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 single and double; alto heated trousseau. It was a simple one, dressing taUe and left the room. apsjlm ent Apply Edward J. Hcul London, May 16.—(AP)— Eighty The Prince left late la«t a|flit qa MOVING—TRUCKINa and light B u g H o p suitable for a farmer's v^e, but A few minutes later Con entered more American women will thrill to FOR SALE— STURDY weather Phone 4642 and 8025. because marriage to Donna was a the room, looking for her. The a three-day trip to Wales where he hardened tomato plants 15c dos. hauling. Aahea removed weekly. S3. night to the brief moment of social will get a first-hand view of how the L. Moiin, telephone 6158. FOR RENT—SINGLE HOUSE, 7 b B e u l a h PoY?^IkK/ holy sacrament she wanted every ■beets of paper attracted his at g’ory in a hasty, breathless curtsy other end of the social scale —the Special price for larger guantitiea. A |B |j aten thing new. Fortunately, like many tention as he bent to take a last 504 Parker street rooms, 83 Wfdker street, all im 4/fiA OBVTCS.iWC before Great Britain’s King and unemployed—live. provements, garage, rent 'reason' troupers, she had never banked her glance at bis make-up in the mir Queen. Mrs. Selberiing is weailaff a TOMATO PLANTS, strong, hardy PUBLIC PASSENGER able. Call 6764 evenings. BEGIN mCRE TODAY money but bad carried it m a ror. The name “Donna” brought Today was an exciting round ot white gown of onduleuae aatdrial transplanted, 18 plants in a box for SERVICE 20A DONNA GABRIEL and MADE “grouch bag” around her waist and back all that the other girl had last minute fittings and flnad ar with plain lines, square-cut naek 25c. Stone, Earliana, Bonny Best FOR RENT—138 EAST CENTER LINE SIDDAL who emil them- she wae well supplied with funds. meimt to him, and quite shameless rangement for the excited elect; and puffed sleeves with a white eil« Champion, Oxheart. Anderson's IN ADDITION TO Silver Lane But street, first class house, latest Im ■elvea *The Gabriel Sisters'* are She and Bill made several crips ly he read the letter. Mrs. Paul Hyde Bonner ot New ver tratin. She will carry a pastel line, De Luxe Bus for lodge, party provements, steam heat, few min olroos performers. Years earlier to Lebimon where she purchased He crumpled the message Into a York City; Mrs. Edward B. Close of green ostrich fan. Greenhouse, 153 Eldridge street crepe de chine, soft cambric and little ball and thrust it In his Phone 8686. or team trips, we also offer 7 pas utes walk from Center. MadeUne ran away from her grand- New York City; Miss Helen Lee Mrs. Qose’e gown is of “off- senger sedan Uvory. Phono 8068, fatiier*s farm. lace. Later, sitting on the front p'jket Then he strode out of the Doherty of New York City; Mrs. white” luminous satin, the train 8860, 8864. When Donna is Injured by a fall porch, she tmd Minnie stitched and dressing room, black fury in his Pryns Hopkins of Santa Barbara, failling in Grecian folds from the LEGAL NOTICES 78 from the trapeze Madeline arranges cut and stitched Eind cut until the heart. Cal. shoulders. Her riippers aure of the brilliant siinllght drove them into Manchester for her to be taken to-GRANDFA Madeline, at the entrance, turn Mrs. Edward Miller-Mills of Chi saune materlati. She will weatr a SITUATIONS WANTED— AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD THER SIDAL'S farm to reonper- the house. ed to smile at him, and though his peaurl necklet and a pearl bandeau at Manchester, within and for the -As usual, Minnie's tongue kept cago; Miss Nancy Penoyer of Sam Evening Herald FEMALE 38 District of Manchester, on the 16th ate. To please her partner Donna scowl indicated something was Framcisco; Mrs. CecUe B. Selberllng amd carry a white ostrich fan. day of May, A. D., 1934. pretends to be Madeline. She falls pace with her needle but, since wrong she had ho idea that the of Akron, Ohio amd Miss Maude Mc The gown chosen by Mrs. Rownee* CLASSIFIED WANTED TO GO OUT dressmiddng Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., n love with BELL SIDDAL, Made most of her conversation consisted situation was so serious. hau a skirt amd tratin of ivory poult Judge. of singing Bill’s praises, Donna did During the act Con flayed the Rae Smith of Grand Rapids, Mich. a ADVERTISEMENTS by the day. For particulars call Estate of Harry C. Young late of line’s cousin, and though she is There were 13 Amerlcam debutam- de sole with bodice of Jlver amd 3406. Mrs. Harriet Skewes, 713 Manchester In said dlstr garafs tf daaltad; laauuv^ laWBk I.'. m 'i Daaaato, 14 Bbmeetiiid strati. Tat Raid The HtnHMra • 2 B IL ...... '9L€ •S; Si** MANCmESTBR EVENING HSSAI3) ,^ N i 0 HimHB, Toonerville Folks By'Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE By G en eA h m *^SNAKC TON#Ua"TOflPKIN8 8 0 l.vts THC PnOBtaM OI> A SllltMeLB PROFtiitON FOB THa WlPPigR WilUiOW% BOY I Pof every boy wbo grives a girl aat Paeelag the Bo Man — That box of cigars you gave me for my birthday, dear; made me feel like a boy again. Wife — How? Man — Why, the first one I smoked made -me sick. If you think you’re in fate’s "black books,” turn over a new leaf and start a fresh chapter. H A woman didn’t have any daugh C 1834 Th# A. P., All Right* Re*erv*i ter, so she taught all of her bojrs M 8 how to wash the ' dishes. They w a s h in (;to n t iib b s By Crane OUT OUR WAY don’t like to do it, but she’s noticed By Williams that the women who have girls have DiD THE BURfiLAR T THAT'S ANOTHW STRAN66 THINS. ff WE'LL so BACK, POONER, CtICA TAKE ANVTHING I NOTHIM6 ELSE WAS TOUCHED. WHY O O i'X 1 l e t BVGOSHfVOU OID ' as much or more trouble getting ANDEKAMiNE THE SAFE y o u h e a d EXCEPT WHAT WAS» rn V POR FINSBR PRINTS. G O ? — C U Z I use R , them to handle the dish rags as she Many a girl would rather be IN THE SAFE, has to make her boys do it. GOT N4V poor, PER ONCE, DIDN', president than write. ^BETTV? CAUGHT, AN' IF . YOU ? VOUR HEAP'S 9 0 ^ ' ' " 1 LET 60 W ITH . WHUT'S KEEPIN' YOU .j- MV HANDS, IT'LL FROM FLVIN' OVER THROW ME OV/ER THERE,NOW. TH' W R I G L « T ’S ON TOP OF TH ' CONCRETE IN HOUSE- CAN'T »T. GUM YOU SEE THATt The Standard E 1 . f * CODE of Quality 9URE JOB DIDNT MEAN 1 yeAH.-^ ' HEY! WHKT T m BUHKIN&} ANV HARM, EASY. POOR / DUMB , 81UE >ia z 8S<>l : \ PBIXOWl HE MEANS WELL, / UKE A FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser BUT H6!S FRIGHTFULLY FWC. DUMB. WE'LL HAVE A CIGAR, HOW, IF I C A N T . KEEPAH) MR.WRK-..HEH MEH? yes-AND THERE'S ANY EVE ON NAME rr...'^ THAT I ’M SORRY I HAD A RATHER THING I CAN BUT I CAN BIRD. YbU THROWN IN SEROUS DO TO MAKE. SING IT, JAIL...IT WAS MISTAKE/ UP FOR WHAT AND IT ALL A eiG I ’VE DONE, BEGINS WITH .YvC MISTAKE ! You JUST DOUGH AND NAME ENDS WITH IT DOUGH ' M sDiFlvv/iLLiAMc, HEROES ARE MADE-NOT BORN It' . {•!myramcwicawc. T. M. aca u. »■ e»T. on. _ SALESMAN SAM ______Ya Gotta Handle It To Sam! By Smalt ^ riev, Souse 1 w h a t '5 ) p o t t h e s e t w o 6 o y s f i n e WORIC, SAMMV ! GREMrl CUHADDA VA ^ 1 3EST HAD TH' DOORHANDLES THAT fiOlN' « N h e r e 2 yjUG,H€MWeSSY! THEY COPPED LUCKY VA HAP (A COOPLE OF MEAN. OUNS? I CAME OFFA THEIR TRUCK I OUZZEMiS SAFE AN' I TRACKED GUNS WID YAil T'M GOING TO SUE VOU FOR 'E M DOUJW) ^ C LIBEL,AND DEFAMATION OF a : ' CHARACTER— M ■rUI r / GAS BUGGIF.S Latin Is Greek To Hem By Frank Beck Oj S E T A SOOD ACUTi DISTENTION PENTICULOUS ^ REST TONIGHT. OF THB LENTICULAR I X r /e o t o FOUR EXPERTS NU-CLEANUM -A N D FOR THROWING THE DOCTOR ASK 'EM CiPESTIONS, EXAMINED ME.. ME INTO JA IL FOR SURE l U .. IT'S THAT KID'S ^>/lLL SEE YOU BUT EVERY TIME 1 ____ EVERYTHING TELL V 'T—. M E S ritU L A R NO GOOD MORROW OPENED MY..OUCH.. BUT MY NECK OF \^LENLUCUS5.. REASON f a u l t .' h e GOT ME GAIN. EA9Y ON THE BUh^PS.. COURSE. BUT ru. FOOL INTO THIS-.I NEVER WOULD ...MOUTH THEY 'EM ON THOSE GREEK W M fff DID ATI'V RisTlNCLOeS STUCK A WORDS—THE HAVE SUSPECTED Ybu, THERMOMETER DRUG STORE MAN IT! IF ME HADN'T MADE IN I T ... TWY WILL TELL ME WHAT ) I I 1 t ‘ r—-fjJ-.OiT’. KNE'i/ JD th in k Y&U WERE THEY MEAN''WHEN SNOW '£Nf HE FILLS MY m ^ CROOK / UP... PRESCRIPTION.^ 7F. ■ v:H '^SSSSSSS «> f>»4sywe*«CTwci.iwi)V t w wwLU.«.»T.o»r. - PINEHUHST D ial 4151 The mackerel fleet Is wm-Mny larg:e catches and brlnj^ng: them Closing Oat Spedabl direct to Boston via ttie Cane Cod Canal. Robertson’s Jams Apricot Jam, 38c crock. Fresh Mackerel Black Corrant 42c crock. " " lie 57c Major Grey’s Schut- Mackerel weigh 3 to 8 pounds. ney, 49c. Monarch Chicken Broth. We Picked Some Real Cotton Values For COTTON WEEK-Shop and S a ^ a t Calves’ Liver, ‘/t lb. 33c. 10c can. SUced Bacon, lb. 23c. 23c Blaeberries, 2 cans Scotch Ham, lb. 35c. 35c. Cool and Fairer In Lean, l^ort Shanked, 4 to. 6-lb. Green Beans Shoulder Hams 2 quart, 2 2 c ""16c Fancy Ripe Strawberries Something New! N e l l y D o n C o t t o n s Baked Fresh Ham Stone and Bonnie Best (Special price by the piece.) TOMATO PLANTS For Home For Sports ‘^C annon” 8 to 3EPA RT^N T-Second Floor. 2 lbs. 5 1 c A fine grade butter made ^ They Had To Pass Hale’s Rigid Test from sweet cream. Strictly Fresh As To Style, Quality and Fabric EGGS To Be Featured In Our Smoked They’ll W ear'3 to ' « 5 Years! 45 SHOULDERS ‘‘Cannon” Muslin Large, local, strictly fresh They’re New We’ve Sold Nejtrly eggs from nearby henneries. Annual Ib. l i e 1,000 Pairs So Far This Season! Pure They’re Smart SHEETS Best sbankless smoked shonl- L ard der»—lean! They’re Practical— CURTAINS A p r o n S a l e ^81x99 $ 1 . 1 5 3 lbs. 2 5 c 163x99 ^Ruffled W hite Loaf THURSDAY - FRTOAY - SATURDAY Because They’re Washable I Tailored Ctold Medal ►Cottage Sets FLOUR For COTTON WEEK we are featuring W heaties Fabric Gloves these flne muslin sheets by CiJannon at this for bargain price. Sheets made by the makers of the famous Cannon towels. Have we been selling these curtains! 8o far this season we have sold nearly 1,000 2 pkgs. 2 3 ^ 9 9 ^ bag ' ■-.Vr- PORK CHOPS U>. 1 5 c tern prints. S ^r^ swi’hsga G ay.ootW ^ts. Oak mun gavenpneat Inspeeted porheia. Every y ^ s u a a ^ t u l h f M t *1- ‘ CqMn< WASH floor, isit-