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AVKRAOB DAJLT OIBOULATION for tlie Moatk of Maroh, IMS 5 r 5 3 0 liM iber of Audit Bnreaa of (Xrculotloo. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) (UlMilfled AdvertIMag oa Pag* I**) SOOTH MANCHE8TBB, CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 2», 1932. VOL. U ., NO. 180. JURY DEADLOCKED When Inventors Are Left to Their Own Devices JAF LEADERS OMURED IN THE MASSIE CASE BY BOMB IN SHANGHAI Jnrors Oat Nearly 30 Hoars DR. DOLAN WINS Two Bay State Women Two Generals, As A M n i Withoat Reaching Deci LOCAL CAUCUS aid Two 1 ^ Raildig sion — Mrs. Forlescne Are Burned to Death Djpkmto Hvt Wide Ro* Seems To Be Cheerfnl. FOR ROOSEVELT Tiewigg MiGtanr Parade Mount Dora, Fla., April 29.— (A P )^ h en the fire started, but ran Into —Two felderly Massachusetts wo toe biiilding to save their personal Honolulu, April 29— (AP) — Ap Democrats Here Sapport men were fatally burned in a fire belongings. Trapped on the second In Honor of Japanese Em parently deadlocked the 12 men that destroyed two residences at floor. Miss Tillie Kelley stumbled striving for a verdict in the case of Tangerine, FIA, near here, yester and perished before aid could reach peror's BirAday—B ort four persons accused of the lynch Leader — Delegates Not day. her. ing of Joseph Kahahawal carried on Miss ’Tlllle Kelley, 70, of Otter The fire followed an explosion in today after having given watchers lostracted Bat All Are Fa River, Mass., was trapped In the an adjacent garage. Thrower, a Korean, Badly a few tantalizing glimpses of their flames and perished and her cousin. After destroying toe Kelley home, jury room drama. Miss May Kelley, 68, of Templeton, toe flames spread to toe dwelling of The first brief tableau came late vorable To N. Y. Goveraor Mass., died today. Mrs. 1. D. Crane and Mrs. Emma Beaten By Mob Before yesterday after the case had been Agnes Kelley, 68, sister of Streeter, of Baldwlnville, Mass. in the jurors hands nearly 24 hours. Miss Tillie Kelley, who received They escaped injury but they lost Resened By Police. The seven jurors of Anglo-Saxon Eleven uninstructed delegates bums about the face, neck and their personal effects, including sev blood lef*’ the deliberation room and eral hundred doUart. in cash and a headed by Dr. Edward G. Dolan, all right arm, is recovering. She also stood on a balcony while light rain sprained her back in jumping from quantity of jewelry. favorable to Governor Franklin D, was falling. The other five, three a second story window. W. R. Minor of BaldwinvUle, own Shanghai, China, April 29,— (AP) Chinese, a Portugese and a Ha Roosevelt as the Democratic presi The bodies will be sent to Otter er of toe houses, had arranged to —Five high ranking Japanese waiian, remained inside. dential nominee, were elected at the drive toe Misses Kelley to Massa For a few moments the seven River. Army, Navy and diplomatic offi The three were away frmn home chusetts soon. conversed but they could not be Manchester Democratic caucus held cials were critically wounded today overheard by the watchers. Elxcept 'last evening at the Manchester Fire when a bomb burst among them as for the racial aspect of the act, ob Department headquarters. The Al ^ ' i they sat to a reviewing stand servers foimd nothing significant in fred E; Smith faction which caused it Thereafter the jurors could be watching a military parade to hon a keen battle for control of the or of toe birthday of ESnperor Hiro- seen from a distance going to and caucus, was defeated 133 to 81. ECONOMIST, WAR HERO fro in the room and moving to and e :: : ® = : = r hito. from the balcony, but they exhibit Biggest Crowd The Hilliard street firehouse was It’s patent that patents will take the tricks again this year, and the necessity for making money is the All of '.hem were to serious con ed no signs in heated debate and dition tonight, but toe doetpeU generally leaned listlessly against taxed beyond >.t acity with about mother of new inventions. Here are some of the unusual devices that wiU be exhibited at the Intemation- SCORE SOLDIER BONUS 250 persons ______overflowing the — small I ai Patent Expositions in New York soon. No golfer minds stealing away his work on nice ^ternooM, thought they had a chance the balcony rail. cover. Late in the day Montgomery hall. It was the argest crowd to at- but he doesn’t like his sticks to be stolen; a plate locked over a golf-bag (upper Irft) prevehto theft of toe tend a Democratic caucus in thirty clubs. Just as a few people here and there are learning how to use toe p re^ t^ a l telep^nes, pother in- Japanese troops appeared In tbe Winn of defense counsel expressed Another “knobby” gadget, which streets of toe Hongkew district Im the belief the jurors were standing v^ars Joseph T. Moriarty, north yentor rings toe beU with A new type of stralght-sUde dial (upper center.) “knobby” gai’-^ end painter, was nominated for proves that one good tiun deserves another, is a combination lock (upper right) for door-knobs. Though Prof. Irviog Fisher Says It ROOSEVET BACKS mediately, resuming toe military either 11 to 1 or 10 to 2 for the de rI^IflTiflhIp b’ * Thom&S J __ - amnincr mlJM sApn hAinw AnnarPTitlv enlo patrol which was withdrawn elX jst fense and suggested to public pro Danna' iheer hosiery makes most girls afraid of “runners”, toe smiling miss seen below apparently enjoys toe nmr her. Christopher S. McHale nomi ners on a new combination sled-and-scooter, designed for year-round play. toe fighting in this area stopped secutor John C. Kelley that he Woold Be Blow To Bosi- two months ago. No one knew what nated Dr. Dolan. John F, Limerick, ag^ee to a verdict on that basis. STATE’S OFFICIAL toe effect of this Incident would be Kelley flatly rejected it. Democratic town chairman, ruled that toe vote be by ballot using toe oess Coofideoce — (FNeil on toe long-drawn-out peace par Subsequently it was understood leys between the Chinese and 1931 check list. Moriarty was de Japa Winn’s statement regarding the bal nese, but it appeared certain ttot loting was not based on definite in feated by 52 votes. DOOMED NEGRO BATTLES AL SMITH 41t, Says Veterans Want Jobs. Assmnes Partial Responsibil these negotiations wotild suffer. formation but on his belief a ma Two Attenq^ts Beaten Beat Bomb Thrower jority of the jurors favored the de Once Dr. Dolan’s forces had been A mob of spectators- swhrled fendants. vlctorions In the qpenin" rfiow&'onxi ity For Delay In Closmg R00SEVET61, Washington, April 29.— (AP) — about toe man someone spotted as The jury is balloting separately toe opposition fotmd itself power GUARDS TO FLEE CHAIR toe bomb thrower and beat Mm se on each defendant, Lieut. Thomas less to make any headway in Its ef•' An economist and a soldier joiued Bank of United States. verely before toe police brsk* H. Massie, N. S. N.; his mother-in- fort to name del^rates favorable to today in opposing cqsb redemption through and dragged him away. law, Mrs. Granville Fortescue; Al AT CAUCUSES Smith for President Two iwo ^eiflespecinc _ J T II *P--- of toe soldiers bonus now. Later toe militaiy authoritiss bert O. Jones and E. J. Lord, Navy attempts by Louis T. Breen, Dem^ fQfCed US€ 16Urx liaS Before toe House ways and [jKdd they had wnmg a confeaMon. enlisted men. Massie admitted fir GUIDED DY SPIRITS cratic leglstrar of voters, one of toe means committee, Professor Irying New York, April 29— (AP) -from a Korean that he was toe man ing the fatal shot after Kahahawal members of toe opposition, were Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt-to assertedly confessed participating a Command .Fiabe}Vr^hle DWvemi^-icaiQmii^ who threw toe boinb. Six other men, ruled out of order by Chairman Bombs Yo'Gctlilm Hit af and RieSard W. O’Neill, of New day, testifying as a.xlefense witness said to be CMnese,^ >dso were undkr in the attack ,lA«LfiA?teB3^)erli im Dv*an Who had previously orderto HEimWfUN] York, a former state chaimian of investigation.^ the naval officer’s w ife Mira. Tbaha a nominating committee consisting in toe trial of Joseph A. Borderick, Massie. The defense pleaded in CeB— Tben Wdks Cahdy Positioo As Resolt Bat toe Disabled American Veterans, The most seriously injured Jupw- of C. S. McHale. Mrs. Mary M. state superintendent of banks, as n ese >fficial was Mamoru ffiiigemit- sanity in behalf of Massie. assailed the Patman full payment 4 Brosdan, Mrs. Richard G. Rich, Mi sumed partial responsibility for de su, the Japanese minister to China, MoA^r Is Cheerful chael O’Ckmnell and .Tohn Spillane, Roosevelt Backers Relyj^^ lay in closing toe Bank of United Mrs. Fortescue was cheerful last New York Mao Says Eoemies Fisher said it would be a blow to who may lose one of his legs. A to retire and prepare a slate of del StAtSSi '^ minor operation was performed Im- night. At a hotel where she and business confidence. He joined in toe Broderick is on trial for elleged egates to toe state convention. views previously expressed by m ^ately after he reached the hos the other defendants were wMting The Delegates On Uamstmeted Delegates neglect of duty in falling to close Wke Koow of Fold Charge Secretary Mills and Eugene Meyer, pital, but he was expected to re with her sister, Mrs. Helen Ripley, The state delegates nominated EddyvlUe, Ky., April 29.— (AP)— toe bank earlier than he did. chairman of toe Federal Reserve cover, and her brother Robert Bell, for a and elected by acclamation are Dr. The grimmest drama ever, enacted Sitting In a chair beside Judge possible verdict, the accused society Board, that it was unsoun-^ eco Kuramatsu Mural, the Japanese Edward G. Dolan, Mrs. Rena Rylan- within the walla of Western State (B y . isoiflated Press) George L. Donnellan, with his folded consul-general, also was badly hurt, matron talked by telephone with der, Christopher S. McHale, Mrs nomically to inflate toe currency by Penitentiary here marked toe elec Revision of toe returns from his.left leg shattered by a fragment this correspondent. James Magnell, Mrs. Mary M. Bros- two billion dllars to pay toe bonus. (Continued on Page Four) Mrs. Fortescue expressed regret trocution early today of three ne Democratic primaries held through O’Neill, a holder of toe Congres of toe bomb. nan, Michael O’Connell, Mrs. Mar- Little Valley, N. Y., April 29 — General Struck when asked for an interview, saying groes. Only after a g;uard had been out toe state last night pointed at sional Medal of Honor, said needy Clarence Darrow, chief of defense (AP) —Faced with a charge of veterans should be helped but that Another piece struck General (Oonttnoed on Page Three) stabbed and tear gas bombs had n ^AGE FOUR M N C i^ S T E R EVENING HERALD, SOUTH kANOfl)8TBR, OONH' ^AT, XnHK M, The convention as a whole will will go to the conventioB askliif to 686,000. The succeu of the drive, he "WMh all deference to the witness elect the delegates-at-large to the be seated. The outcome in Torring- HOSPITAL DRIVE said, win depend on the whole in his position,” Steuer said, *1 sub ALMTH410, National convention at Chicago in ton which Smith men carried two to hearted cooperation of those who mit that the same rule should apply June and has the power to bind the one may come to the attention of are in a position to give, in ordelyto to him as to any other witness.” entire delegation with its ten dis the State convention. offset the loss of donations firam ’ ‘I t does,” said Judge Donnellan. H , trict delegates to tiie unit rule. From the primary returns as they PLANS PERFEaED those who are not now in a posi The governor went on to testify R00SEVET61, Each district convention to be held stand much depends apparently on tion to contribute. as to his appohitment of Broderick during a recess of the state conven control of the convention, and by it to succeed Frank J l. Warder. No See the tion ^ 1 select a delegate and an will be named the credentials com mention' was made of the circum AT CAUCUSES alternate and report these names to mittee which will ptws upon such Exeortnre Connittee Meets; ROOSEVELT BACKS stances surrounding the resignation the convention for ratification. On contests as are^carrled to it from of Warder, who was sentenced to Sing Sing prison for taking a bribe (OoBtlnaed from P»fe One) the basis of returns from the prima the towns. ries the district delegates from the STATE’S OFnCIAL In connection with the City Tnist Expect 200 Workers To Company case. BUMS, in their campaign to pledge Second, Fourth and Fifth districts NORGE Ootmecticut’s 16 delegatee to the may be either for Smith or for ECONOMIST, HEROOFWAR, Cannss For Food. (Continued fro^ E’age One) Democratic National convention to Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt de AS GUESSER, TRESCHUK him. pending upon the way the unin hands resting on the railing. Gov Although etill far from a ma structed delegates vote in their dis ASSAILS SOLDIER BONUS ernor Roosevelt testified that he a t jority in the state convention, May trict convention. The New Guard (Oonttnoed from Page One) Jay E. Rand, general chairman had conferred frequently with HITS THEM ON THE UD 16 and 17 when national convention leaders claim these districts. of the Memorial Hospital drive for Broderick from the autumn of 1929 delegates will be named, in last In First District represent the interests of the vet until Dec. 11, 1930, when the bank WATKINS In the First district, on the face 620,000, held a meeting with his night’s voting Smith pledged dele- erans.” Ebcecutlve Committee last night at closed, and mcule it plain that he Pidcs Exact Number of Eyelets ates outnumbered those pledged to of returns, the Smith pledged dele O’Neill talked from notes and which preliminary plans for the considered that he shared the re In Contest At Arthur L. Sdvemor F. D. Roosevelt seven to gates are 117 as against six for clipped his words In a military fash sponsibility of supervision of banks Roosevelt and ninety uninstructed. campaign were discussed. The Hnltman’s Store. one. ion. Executive Committee consists of ni the state. Complete unofficial returns show In this district, Manchester, home "I disagree with those who say The governor’s view of his re ed the 968 delegates to the state of Dr. E. G. Dolan, the foremost (Jharles W. Holman, C. Elmore Wat When it comes to guessing or ac cash payment would ruin the coun kins, R. LaMotte Russell, Dr. D. C. sponsibility was stated in answer tq curate counting, credit must be convention would be divided as fol leader in the Roosevelt canvass was try financially,” he said. "I disagree a question as to whether he knew lows: Smith 360; Roosevelt 49; un- sissigned to the u: Instructed column T. Moore and Dr. David M. Cald given eight years old John Tres- also with those who say it will cure well. j about thu efforts to merge the bank Inetructed 659. as it was not pledged to Roosevelt. with a stmoger institution. chuk of 91 Autumn street. Some Roosevelt backers, pinning their In other towns in the state the elec all our troubles.” Begins May 9 time ago 'the Arthur L. Hultman hopes on the uninstructed delegates, tions were of men and women iden O’Neill won the Congressional The drive open Monday, May " ~ Many Weak Banks clothing store started a Keds eye refused to concede defeat. tified with the New Guard but they Medal of Honor for bravery in 9, and will continue until Monday, “As I recall,” the governor re let guessing contest. A knotted France when he was 20 years old, May 16. An organization of nearly plied, "there were about 200 bsmk- chain of the eyelets was placed in CItlee for Smith were not bound either by pledge or ing institutions in the state of New 1 It was pointed out that many of the unit rule. but he opened his argument with 200 volunteer workers will canvass the display window and people ask fce uninstructed delegations were In the Second Congressional Dis the statement: a prospect list of 3,000 names. It York at that time under the juris ed to either guess or count them. ■ent from rural sections, regarded trict the pledged Smith delegates "There are no living heroes.” was decided that the usual letter diction of myself and the superin Exactly 350 persons, most of He paid tribute to Representative sent to past subscribers, announc tendent of banks which were in a as favorable to Roosevelt, while in are thirty, the Roosevelt two, and somewhat weakened condition, due them children, but many adults as the cities where much of the' 1928 uninstructed, 102. Patman (D., Tex.), and Rankin (D., ing the campedgn, be omitted this well, tried their luck. The contest nominee’s strength was centered, In the Third District the Smith Miss.), leading bonus advocates, for year for economy purposes, and it to the stock crash.” has closed. The correct number of pledged delegations have already pledged delegates nearly all bound their sincerity in forwarding veter was also decided that the drive will The governor testified he had fre eyelets was 161. Treschuk’s esti ^ e n named. by the unit rule, are 107, those for ans legislation. not be a house to ho se canvass, but quent conversations vrith Broderick mate was also 161. So he will re MORE MORE Roosevelt two, and uninstructed 36. "This committee could give seri that personal calls will be made by regarding the condition of the Bank ceive first prize of a sweater. Six Bridgeport deferred pledging its The Smith strength was augument- ous consideration to the relief of the workers on all former subscrib of United States, as well as other others came within one link of the delegation of 49, one of the Isu'gest ed by New Haven, Meriden and veterans in dire need,” O’Neill said. ers and those considered in a posi banks. correct^ total and they will gather $ "Of the total holding certificates to (jrovemor Roosevelt arrived at 139-50 M the state, imtil another conven- West Haven which gave a total of tion to give even as low as one dol at the store at 10 o’clock tomorrow Won May 13. A strenuous campaign day, two-thirds don’t really need 10:30 o’clock and was escorted to 93. lar. • the court room and to the witness morning to draw for second prise, during the next two weeks for this in the Fourth District (Fairfield the cash payment. The drive organization will cmi- a psdr of Keds. The remaining five group of convention votes was fore- county) the Old Guard have Dan "The real veteran wants a job chair by a state trooper. He shook 1. Delivered to your homo. slst of seven divisions, besides a hands with ^udge Donnellan. The will be given their choice of a tast by leaders of both factions. bury, Norwalk and Stamford. Its with a living wage, not a cash suburban division that will be sweatshirt or pair of Keds. 2. Actual storage space: 4.8 Gn. F t Virtually all of the other large pledged strength is 62, with six bonus. court room was crowded. created for the purpose of can Robert Adamson, former vice- The second place contestants are S. Only 8 moving parts. Cities pledged thq|r delegations to votes for Roosevelt and 105 un A Fool’s Paradise vassing outlying towns that are Henry Gryk, 14, of 76 Wells street; Smith. Among them were Hartford pledged. Bridgeport with 49 and "If the bonus is paid now the vet president and director of the Bank actually served by the hospital. of United States, was on the stand Albert Kurlowicz, 13, of 34 West 4. Exclusive Rollator compressor. ^ d New Haven, each with 61 dele Greenwich with 13, have almost erans will be living practically in a Each division will be headed oy a fool’s paradise for a couple of when the governor arrived and he Center street; Angelo Massolin, 16, 5. Fully guaranteed. gates; Waterbury, Torrington, New half of thfe last mentioned figures. major and will consist of five teams of Bolton; Anthony Kaminski, 16, of Britain,' Meriden, Danbury, Nor Archibald McNeil, Jr., national months; then he will realize he has was excused temporarily. spent his family’s only safeguard.” of five workers each, each team Hears of Broderick 251 Lydall street; Louis Naretto, 10, 6. Easy terms arranged if desired. walk, and Norwich and Stamford, committeeman claims the district. headed by a captain. of 23 Eldridge street and Thomas home town of Homer S. Cummings, In Fifth District O’Neill assailed veteran leaders Governor Roosevelt testified that Twenty Calls while he was connected with the Elliott, 10, of 132 Bissell street. The ^rmcr national chairman and a The fifth District was won by the for using the cash bonus as "a poli According to tentative plans, Roosevelt supporter. Old Guard, even without Waterbury tical football.” Federal government during the Wil first four ‘guessed 160 and the last each worker will make twenty calls. son administration he had heard two 162. An idea of the difficulty of ! Roosevelt received his chief sup- which is yet to hold its city conven "They were known in the service The Individual worker will also be jbort from rural towns. tion and elect 36 delegates. This as gold-brickers,” he said. "Some much about the work of Broderick, trying to count or estimate the eye , In the face of the commanding city is a Smith stronghold. Litch veteran leaders have'succeeded so given the oppor nlty of selectlpg who was then chief examiner of lets may be gleaned from the fact lead held by Smith, Archibald Mc well in selling this cash bonus idea his or her own prospect list as this the Federal Reserve system and that the guesses ranged all the way "WATKINS field county as reported gave Smith Neil, National committeeman and a 64, Roosevelt 26, and uninstructed that the real needy veteran thinks plan has been found to eliminate who later became secretary of the from 45 to 3,616. leader of Roosevelt group, predicted seven to which must be added from ■' is only a matter of weeks until duplication. It is planned to hold an Federal Reserve Board. the New York governor would get New Haven county, 15 for Smith, he gets his money. Some legislation opening dinner, to be served by As the governor continued to tes GIFTS FOR POPE the sup^iort of six of the ten district 10 for Roosevelt and 8 uninstructed. should be enacted if possible for the church societies. tify that although ho was not ac VaUcan Oty, April 29—(AP) — delegates and all of the delegates at On the face of returns as they needy veteran.” Mr. Rand this morning expressed quainted with Broderick at the Mrs, John L. Stoddard, of Bames- large. stood irrespective of claims on O’Neill charged the Workers Ex- his confidence that the quota of time, he was "very intimately” ac vllle, O., widow of the American Spellacy’s Prediction either side the Old Guard control Service Men’s League, one of the 620,000 will be raised, pointing out quainted with persons who knew of lecturer who died at Merano last Thomas J. Spellacy, former Na three of the five Congressional dis groups urging cash payment, was that the amount is one-third less Broderick’s work. Max D. Steuer, June, today gave Pope Pius some tional Committeeman, and a Smith tricts. a Communistic organization, "tak than was asked for last y%ar, when special prosecutor, interrupted with jewels, an inkwell and a seal which supporter, claimed 600 of the dele Today, the leaders on both sides ing advantage >f thi^ situation to the quota was 630,000, and nearly a series of objections based upon once were the property of Napoleon. ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD-IT PAYS gates, however, and said "there is were sifting the figures to determine spread their doctrine.” half of 1930, when the quota was rules of procedure. They were left her by her husband. absolutely no question but that just how many of the uninstructed Fisher’s Testimony Smith has carried the state.” delegates will go to Smith or to Professor Irving Fisher, Yale The contest for convention votes Roosevelt. T he complication is that University economist, next took the was complicated by a race between many Smith delegates have been stand. McNeil and Ex-Mayor David C. elected to aid McNeil in his effort "I am opposed to the Patman bill FitzGerald of New Haven, p Smith to be re-elected Natlonsd commit and I agree substar lally with all supporter, for the former’s post as teeman although such delegates that Secretary Mills and Governor National committeeman. Many themselves do not vote on the issue. delegates pledged for Smith were Meyer have said," Fisher said. "I There are delegations bound for see two chief objections to the Pat also Instructed for McNeil, but Smith and McNeil, and to less ex FitzGerMd received none of the man bill. tent for Smith and for Davlu E. "First that it would pay what is Roosevelt-pledged delegates. FitzGerald,, who is McNeil’s rival. Governor Wilbur L. Cross has not due, and secondly, that it might Sale Starts Saturday, April 30 New Guard Parley maintained a neutral stand during The New Guard—Roosevelt force further impair confidence, and by the weeks of campaigning and re leaders will meet in Hartford this impairing confidence be defiationsury cently suggested that Connecticut’s afternoon to formulate plans for its not inflationary. We are now suffer delegates be equally divided between participation in the State conven ing from deflation. Smith and Gov. Roosevelt in the in tion. The call for the meeting was “What we need is reflation .that terest of party harmony in the sent out lEist week and the county is inflation justified because coun state. and town leaders known to be sym teracting recent great and rapid de pathetic with the Roosevelt meeting flations and this can best be secured THE BALANCE OF POWER were asked to attend. Among those by what Secretary Mills advocates (By Associated Press) on the list were Angelo Paonessa, smd calls ‘controlled credit expan Uninstructed delegates to the New Britain; Frederick M. Mc sion,’ that is an increase not of Democratic state convention in Carthy, Ansonia; Senator Allen pocket currency but bank deposits H Hartford next month hold the bal Barton, Greenwich; Dr. Robert subject to check. ance of power so far as convention Wolfe, Norwalk; Leroy D. Downs, "What we need is reflation, that business is concerned which re Norwalk; Henry M. Ayers, West- posits back by restoring confidence quires the entire convention vote. port; Hanford Weed, New Canaan; hi banks and confidence of banks. The Old Guard organization William C. Fox, New London; Her This can be done by controlled which favor." the nomination of for man Koppleman, Hartford; Major credit expansion such as Federal mer Governor Alfred E. Smith for Harold Plnney, Stafford, John Reserve banks are now bringing the presidency is in control of the Walsh, Stamford; C. C. Middle- about.” First and Third Congressional dis brooks, Winsted; David Goldstein, Fisher, a leading advocate of tricts on the basis of • delegates Bridgeport; Prof. Charles Harring price stabilization legislation, pre rtected last night in town primaries ton, Kent; William Citron, and dicted a proper expansion of credit and city convention. In the other Mayor Bielfleld, Middletown. will “turn the tide.” three districts the uninstructed del The primaries last night were “We are suffering from two eco egations are overwhelmingly in the quiet as a rule. In the small towns nomic diseases,” he said. "A debt majority. the attendance was small. In the disease and a dollar disease.” Delegates elected by counties: larger towns and such cities as had Rcose- Unin- “In 1929 ouf debts reached 6200, gatherings the interest was keen. 000,000,000. Today, they are even County Smith velt structed In Wallingford in a contest be Hartford ...... 117 6 90 greater because of the enlargement New Haven ....122 14 44 tween two groups. Representative of the dollar. That is the dollar dis New London — 14 6 67 Edward C. Cox was left off and he ease. Windham ...... 9 2 48 announced an intention of contest "The very effort of the public to Fairfield ...... 62 6 105 ing the seating of the delegation. reduce debts has increased them. Litchfield...... 64 26 7 In Middletown the Smith group Though the debt in the number of Middlesex ...... — 2 48 led by Leonard O. Ryan was defeat dollars has been brought down to Tolland ...... 7 12 29 ed by Mayor Blelfield’s ticket. 6180,000,000,00(1, because of the en McNeil Has Advantage largement of the dollar it really has Totals 395 74 438 On the National committeeman increased 30 per cent. Primaries to Come issue, the advantage seemed to be "Today, Uncle Sam owes more on Towns not Included in above have with McNeil because of the number his bonds than he did In 1919 when // y. 61 delegates. Waterbury yet to hold of delegates pledged to aid him we were supposed to have reached town convention; Middlcfield and even though the delegates them a maximum of twenty-five billions.” Corwall held r primary; Nauga selves are for Smith. Fisher said the effort to pay off tuck primary tonight; Sb’atford will Stratford has a fractional fight debts bad wiped fifteen billions in send contesting delegations. on its hands and two delegations banks deposits. THE MANCHESTER THIE CO. Anniversary 103 Center Street Next To Patterson's Market MOTORISTS! ATTENTION! DUE TO THE FAILURE OF OUR COMPIiETB STOCK OP TIRES AND TUBES TO ARRIVE ON TIME WE ARE CONTINUING— The Greatest Tire Value In Town! ERE'S theALE oront of tfco ytar that will m«k« MOMy-aaviif H hifftory in OeniMctleut. Ov«r a minfon dollara worth of Mw NEW THE A Million Dollars . Spring and Snmmer Morchandiao of REGULAR FOX QUALITY TIRES la markod at the lowoat lalo priota in nany, Many y«tfa. FOR PRICE Worth of Merchandise Hvndiodf of anuuing valooi for bmii, womoat ehildron apd tbo TUBES OP homo are included in thie great atere-wide eelebvitlon. heio Saturday morning, April 80th, at 0 o’clock. TIRE OR TUBE OF ANY OTHER MAKE. In the Greatest Sale of the rolepkuiw Ord«M Taken fVMa* Nifbi. April leih, NEVER HAS A GUARANTEED TIRE BEgN SOLD SO LOW Until 11 o'aock and Batnidair Wleht, ApM lOllk Votil a o’Gtook. Year at Fox’s April 30 to May 7 Fox’e Free-ToU NuMber la 1181 NO RESTRICTIONS TO USED CAR DEALERS. THE MANCHESTER THIE CO. 108 Center Street Next To Patterson'i Market G. Fox & Co. INCHARTFORD ‘I f ’ IV, I ) ,4. FP k .. . • ' ■ I '^' • .* * • 1 < , 0 MANOHBflTBR BVININO HIRALD, •OUTHiMANOHESraR, OONN.TOli)AY, APRIL M, IM t. 1 Groton road is being ollsd for 6 In length. Gravel eurfaoe complete length are under oonetruotlon but Fsdsrol employes prepare them- m mllss. and ready for oil treatment. Opien open to traffic. LONERGAN ADVOCATES sslvss ti Ilfs work and during ths Routs No. 821. Oriswold. Paebaug to traffic. Wlnobcetcr. Bact road. About 1 period of tbs 4rar when others re PATEOUIAM TAKES Condition Of ceived materially Increased wages, road is being ollsd for 4 mllss. North Canaan. Clayton road li 1-2 mllci of gravel curfaec eoniplcte FREE FEDERAL SALARY CUTS their Increase was slight and at . a Routs No. 889. Watertown. and open to traffic. OrantvlUe road being oiled for 1 mile. time and during a later period when SATURDAY ONLY State Roads Watsrbury road. Shoulders ars bs- about 1 mile of grading and drain Old Saybrook. Ingham Hill road. the cost of necessities of Ilfs was 1,OOOT01CIUMCE ing oiled for 2 miles. A short aeotlon le being reiurfaoed. age under oonitruction. Paeiable Washington, April 39 — (AP) — but not advleahle. unusually high. A BUSTER BRQWN FMDAY. APRIL 39 Route No. 840. Pomfret. West No delay to traffic. No detours. Congressman Augustine Lonsrgon The Congressman said hs was KNIFE Road conditions and detours In road‘ Is being oiled for 6 miles. Orange. Bull Hill Lane. A short of ths First Cc eotlcut District to working with others to have econ Route No. 846. Middletown. New- section of bituminous macadam With ■very Pair of the State of Connecticut made THREE KILLED IN CRASH day said ha would vots to reduce omies Introduced by ths govern fleld road is being oiled for 1 mile. H tf U g Cit Off At Hip necessary by highway construction, road under construction. No de governmental salaries in excess of ment which will do away with use Route No. 862. Windsor. Poquo- repairs and oiling announced by the tours. No delay to traffic. Unlontown, Pa., April 29 — (AP) |2,000. This would Include every less bureaus and commissions and nock-Buffleld roac is being oiled for BOYS* SHOES So He Cm Go iM k To Connecticut highway department as Ridgefield. Barry avenue le being —Three men were killed when their body In tbs employ of the United the overlapping in various depart 2 miles. oiled for 4 miles. of April 27, 1982. automobile was struck by an inter- States government Including mem ments. Bin tf r Brown Triad SPECIAL NOTICE— Particular No Route Numbers Bcotland. A section of the Baltlc- urban car at Cardale, near here, to- bers of Congress and United States Scotland road, waterbound maca Sdralghti at now low prieoa. :Work. attention is drawn to the fact that Ashford. A section of the War- daj^ Senators. The proposal of the econ AUTHOR HONORED this department is establishing new renville-Westford road, waterbound dam, length about 2 miles is under The dead are William Grant, 80; omy committee Is for a cut of 11 i route numbers. The old route num macadam, length about 1 mile, is construction. Traffic can pass. Michael Broeben, 42 and bis son, per cent In salad‘>s whleb are In New Orleans, April 29— (AP) — Bomers. Hall Hill road. A water- ;New York, April 39—(AP)—Pa bers will bs in effect until May 1, under construction. TrEtfflo can pass. John, 19. They were milk dealers. excess of $1,000. Mrs. Laura Adams Armer, of San bound macadam road about 3 1-2 trolman Tack Kennedy of the Naa- 1982. Barkbamsted. West Hill Pond Fifteen passengers of the interur- Congressman Lonergan aaid he Francisco, an authority on Navajo road. Gravel surface abput 4 miles miles in length is under construc ban were transferred to other oars. was opposed to reduction 1> salaries Indian legends, was awarded the lau county police took a thousand Route No. U. 8. 1. Fidrfleld. Post tion but open to traffic. The wreck tied up traffic on the line in tbs lower brackets because be Road. Drainage work is under way. in length. Gravel surface and stone Newberry medal by the Amerloan to one chance In a gamble with Boutblngton. Weet Center street. for more than an hour. believed this plan would be eoonom< Library Aiiooiation here today for No delay to traffic. fill under construction. Passable and ^ a th today, and won. but not advisable. About 1 8-4 miles of gravel roa^ ioally unsound. In explanation of bis the most distinguished contribution Milford. Post rotul cut-off. About For four years Kennedy has been Bethany. Betbmore road. About 2 under construction but open to A New York peanut magnate said attitude, he said ths country Is In to children’s literature In 1981. $3.45 .75 paralysed from the waist down, the 8 miles reinforced concrete pave traffic. the elephant was his favorite ani need of more people with purchas Tbs award was given for "Water ment under construction. No delay miles waterbound macadam coqr ronilt of a bullet In "le spine re- structloq. Open to traffic. Boutblngton. Bouth End road. A mal. Just for spite, monkeys ought ing power that buslneii may bs less Mountain," her book dealing to traffic. No detours. o#lved when he entered a thicket Bethany. Valley road, About 1 7” waterbound macadam road about to go on a peanut strike. stimulated. He pointed out that with the life of a Navajo Indian boy. at Woodmere, Long Inland, to learn Route No. 8. Andover. WlUlman- mile waterbound macadam con 1 1-2 miles in length is under con why an automobile was parked tlc-Hartford road is being oiled for struction. Closed to traffic. No de struction but open to traffic. Btamford. Haight street. About ti^ere without lights. 2 miles. tours. t Recently he was Informed the Bolton-Andover. Hartford-Wllll- Canaan. Point of Rocks road is 1-2 mile of sheet asphalt Is being full pay be had been receiving mantle Turnpike. 6" gravel surface being oiled for 2 miles. laid. No detours. No dielay to traffic. would have to be reduced. He didn't road about 600 feet in length is un Canaan, Upper Barrack road. Stratford. Barnum avenue. About loys' think that he, his wife and their der construction but open to traffic. Gravel surface about 2 miles in 1 1-2 miles of F ’ concrete pavement under oonstruBl child could live on the smaller In Columbia. Willlmantlo-Hartford length. Impassable. A very con Brownbilt Shoes traffic. Real Roye* Oaforde— Mod* for come, road is being oiled for 8 miles. venient detour is available on a "I’ve got to get well and go back country road to the weet of con Westbrook. Horse Hill road. A wear and eorvlpe. ll lo l l Bouthbury. Newtown-Soutbbury waterbound macadam road About 1 11.00) I to 0,18,00. to work," he told the doctors. road is being oiled for S milee. struction. "What Is my chance In an opera Clinton. Commerce street is being mile in length Is under construction Woodbury. Boutbbury-Betblebem but open to traffic, tion." oiled for 1-2 mile, road is being oiled for 6 miles. Clinton, Beach Park road is being West Haven. Bull Hill Lane, "A thousand to one against you," About 1-4 mile of bituminous maoa they said. Route No, U, B. 6- Wallingford. oiled for I mils, Hartford Pike. Shoulders are being Cornwall. Cream Hill road, dam under construction. No delay 'TU take the chance," ho decld- to traffic, s4, "If I don't come througi my oiled for 2 miles. Waterbound macadam about I 1-2 Wethersfield. Griswold itrcct and wife and child can live on the small- Route No. U. B. T. Oanaan. Bo. miles in length. Constructing top course and oiling, A convenient de> Highland street. About 1*8 mile of Of pay," Canaan road Is hslng oiled for 6 waterbound macadam on Griswold 1*0 they operated today, taking miles, touf l0 street and about I milt, of rolled HmdqiiMlnn for tho Offlolai the right leg off a^ the hip, North Canaan, Road to Massa Durham, Wallingford road. About gravel on Highland street are un* chusetts state line Is being oiled for 1*8 mile of watei^ound macadam The Fineit Broadcloth Bor Scout Shoes ( “Ho Will Wve" under construction. No delay to der construction, but open to traffle, "'ih eer will power carried him 1 mile, Wtllingtim. 04 sections of loose Route No, N, Beacon Falls. Nauga traffic, No detours, Yet Offered Under $1.00 through," Dr, Henry Milch said aft- Haston, Center street about I hi gravel road, about 4 1*8 miles in OF ho had performed the operation, tuck road. Shoulders are being oiled le one of the bravest men J for 4 l-H miles, Naugatuck, Water* miles In length, Westport Turnpike bury road. Shoulders are being oiled about I mile in length, Completing ew r nvet^ft food soldier, He will gravel surface and oiling. Traffic life," fpf B miliRt I I X I X e i» e « fw » on the operating Route No, 17, Hast Hartford, should avoid these roads as much as iiw.TRr M 1 3 j Q f f tableltTiM a. m„ Uaitern Itand* Bridge over Hoekanum river. A posslbls as delays are unavoidable, airi time, a wraith of a man shrunk* triple box reinforced eonerete eul* Sosben, West Bid' road. Broken Keep Watch for the eil by illness from 140 pounds to vert and approaehes on Main street stone surface about i mile In f I are under construction but open to length. Complete and open to traf* SHIRTS ‘-$4.00 “ I have faith la you, Doetor," he traffic. he, Beaeb street, Construetion not "Pcveriih CeliT said to Dr. Mileh. ‘'i feet as though Route No, BH, Sroton, Norwich* started, if you u§ "rua down’* or out of 6ood Sturdy 1'H maks It." Qroton road li being oiled for 2 Haddam, Book landing road Is be* Hs came off the operating table fflllis, ydyard. Norwich* aroton Ing oiled for l mile, eoBditioB, U ilugidib bewoli luiyo Sohool Shoes at 0i05 and a little later regained road Is being oiled for B miles. Bartland, Boad beginning at lUowod peiieiioui bupurltioi to eenseleusness in his bed, (be doetor Route No. IBL Putnam, The Put* Boute No, 100 at Hast Bartiand, loeufflulitf iB your lyitoiB) you I W l f f at hii side. nam*Provldence road, concrete Loose gravel surface about 1 mile •TO ytry UiUo to luffor Irom 14Va-17 $1.95 '7'Doo, you're 'i good seeut," he pavement, length about B miles. Is In length, Bectlun No, S, beginning ooldii SlHoa 8 to I whispered, and hii smile was a under conslruction. Short section of at Boute No, 100 and ealendlng shadowy likeness of the grin hli one*way traffic, southeasterly toward the West 100% Liathff fellow effleers used to knew four Route No, 100, @llnton, 611nten* Woods seheolhouse, A small amount years ago when he was known to Klillngwerth road le being oiled for of grading has been done and mud Dr.Thie'fElixir u s eouHty force as "Handieme 0 miles, Killlngworth, Xiningworlh* hFles hlled, Open and 0 , K, for U iitlvo Worm Bipillir Soft) luxuflouB flnifih loldom found in brondclothii nt tbio prlool Porf«(!t*flUlnff Jaek." Clinton read Is being oiled for 0 travel, wUl word off Of ItH H lhN9 aHuki bp Fnnoy pi|ttom«d offooti and imart aolld oolorai bluO) tan and whito. S«e thlfi hand* miles, Mlddlefleld, Mack, Way and SMV ffilcl HOB MflltipiUffit 8omo group Saturday. You'll want a Moaiion'a aupptyl Route No. 101, Manobciter, Buck* Btrlekland roads. About 1 1*8 miles BrownB! M warn land«Love Lane road, An I " rein* of unrolled macadam are under eon* Mrii li Wi Itophia of II lon- forced cement concrete road about etruetlon but open to traffic, btiBui Iloidi Dorehoitofi Mm i.i 1*4 mile la length Is under con* •Route No, 000, Fairfield, Btrat* writoii — * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, APRIL M, IMS, PAGE SIX utes, 968, which provides: “A. vote since David C. FitzGerald, Smith BEHIND THE SCENES IN HlatuliFElFr to consolidate the school districts in co-leader with Tom Spellacy, has any town whail take effect on the been a rival of McNeil for the let \A/^SUIINGTON Eurttius V^raUi first Monday of July next succeeding ter’s national committee post, an yyiTU RODNEY DUTCHER such .ote.” That would certainly apparent landslide to Smith in the H.R*LWfe!S?F“G ? y a “s.. .NO town caucuses and city conventions, BY RODNEY DUTOHEB secho of Populism and Bryan in the II Utasell street seem to be the log^lcal date for a ^last century. llontb Manchester (^nn. accompanied by an apparently equal NEA Servloe Writer THOMAS rSHOUsON shift from the old to the new system "Our Socialist Job is to get the One of these three QanerAl Maoeger as it coincides with the beginning tidal wave in favor of McNeil, pre Washington—^The Socialist party, farmers, the band workers and be brain workers to realize that the rounded October i, UM______of the new year. It might be a good sents a phenomenon that calls for which represents your only escape more explaining than can easily be if you can’t get yourself to vote for old jig is up. We want a peaceful Publlsbed Uvery Bvenibg Uteept lawyer’s guess that, in the absence Republicans or- Democrats, believes change because this country is so popular Watkins, prices Sundara and Holidays, Entered at the of any other specification, the gen given. geared that if we have to copy Rus Post OIttce at South Manchester, it has a splendid opportunity in this OonnM as Second Class Mall Matter. eral law might apply in our own Candidate Roosevelt loses and bis election year because so many per sia we will have a far worse time 8UBSOKIPTION RATES consolidation case. Connecticut boosters lose, but Mr. sons are dissatisfied with the old than she did. One Year, by mall ...... f®-W MeNell doesn’t lose. On the other system and the old politicians. "With 20 corporations controlling Par Month, by mall ...... J ••« It ha* been suggested that the about 60 per cent of your wealth, will fit your - - - - Single oeptes ...... -Cs hand Candidate Smith wins and The Socialists do not expect to Oilivered, one year ...... la .u u date for the election of the new elect a president. They also realize we already have collectivism, but It Board of Education might be ad Tom Spellacy wins, but Dave FltZ' Isn’t intelligent or workable. MEMrCR OP THL ASSOCIATED that these times of stress scare vanced. It isn’t easy to see how Gerald doesn’t win. many voters into complete con "Socialists would socialize the PRESS key industries—public utilities smd The Aasociated I ress is esclusively that can be done in view of the very Any observer of the tricks and servatism, as in the last British living room budget! entitled to the use (or republicatlon election. transportation, principal natural re ot all nows dlapatohes credited to It definite provision in the special act devices of Democratic politics in this sources such as coed, oil, copper and or not otherwise credited In tlila But they hope for a peak Social paper and also the local news pub that the members shall be elected state over a long period of time may ist vote In November and expect, at iron and the banking system. ’These lished herein. at the annual town meeting. be excused for wondering how much their party convention in Milwaukee Industries should’be self-governed All rights of republicatlon ot of a surprise last night's primaries beginning May 20, to plan an or by groups of workers emd consum special dispatches herein are also re Possibly a way out might be ers, subject to the general strategy served. were, in their outcome, to either Mr. ganization campaign which will in found by resort to the ancient funda clude intensive efforts in certain of an economic planning board, pro Publisher's Rapreseotatlve: The mental Connecticut town govern McNeil or Mr. Spellacy—or to both congressional districts of Wisconsin, ducing for use Instead of profit. Julius Mathews Special Agency—New Socialization would make the gov Terk. Chicago, Detroit and Boston. ment principle expressed in Section of them put together. New York and Pennsylvania, whera Yesterday morning the New York there is reasonable hope of electing ernment bold them as a trustee for Pull service client of N B A Ser 303 of the General Statutes which society and get rid of private land Times, speaking editorially about Socialist Congressmen. vice. Inc. provides that the selectmen "shall Thomas Seeks New System lordism of leuid by Intelligent taxa Member Audit Bureau of CIrcula superintend the concerns of the Candidate Roosevelt, remarked that Norman Thomas, outstanding tion. It would make an equality of tiona classes, would save the farmer by town.’’ That authorization has "he must be aware that Connecticut leader of the party, who probably The Herald Printing Company, lno„ and Rhode Uland are lost to him. ” will be its presidential candidate government marketing agencies and served many an unspecified purpose export-import control and would assumes no (InanclaT responsibility It is a reasonable conclusion that the again this year, thinks the capi for typographical errors appearing In in these towns in the past. Possi talistic system is dying and that no wipe out the favored position of a advertisements In the Manchester Times did not get its Connecticut Evening Herald. bly it might be ruled as empowering satisfactory economic plan can be minority which hat so mismanaged the Manchester Board of Selectmen advance dope from Hartford. It is built upon the “wreckage." things that It now trembles In its FRIDAY, APRIL 29. also reasonable to conclude that it If a wide acceptance of that fact boots. We will have sociall- tkn to take over the whole management when we free ourselves from - .c may have gotten it from Bridge can be gained, he says, there will be WASHINGTON TREES of the schools until such time as the more chance for a peaceful, orderly hypnotic power of that minority. port, where Mr. McNeil lives. This is the year when Arbor Day, Board of Education can begin to transition to a new system. Compensate—Not Confiscate At all ■ events it is pretty clear "Socialists generally would rather so to speak, is months rather them function. "There never has been such a that the Democratic party in this complete sense of the futility of the compensate than confiscate. Con a mere twenty-four hours long. Otherwise it would appear proba state today is a Smith party and major parties," Thomas said In an fiscate Is an old capitalist trick—as Very wisely the George Washington ble that from now until next Oc Interview here. "And never such an in the 18th amendment and abolition that it has a new Joint leadership At this low price you have a selection Bicentennial Commission and the tober the schools will have to be obvious lack of a strong, popular of slavery. Moderate compensation consisting of Mr. McNeil and Mr. would be followed by high Income American Tree Association have run as they now are. That would leader—even of a popular stuffed of two excellent living room groups. Spellacy, in the order named or in shirt. Hoover will be renominated and inheritance taxation on wealth. Joined hands to promote, all over mean, in effect, a postponement of the opposite order, exactly which re to a chorus of faint damns—some "The first step is to get an or The first is like the sketch...... an the country, a vast popular move actual consolidation for another not so faint. The nearer Governor ganization of the workers. Nearly mains to be seen. ment for the planting of trees as year, since the old boards and com Roosevelt comes to nomination the all of us are workers. The present English lounge type— consisting of process squeezes do^n men who a peculiarly fitting tribute to the mittees would continue as of yore worse he looks. Nobody loves or sofa and chair, covered in jppe green friezette. Tho hates him; they are just taking him. thought they were In the middle memory of the nation’s First Presi during the entire period in which "I see no chance of a third party class. There is tremendous discon other, a three piece group, includes a sofa, arm chair dent during his 200th anniversary all contracts are made and all IN NEW YORK to make a last stand for the capi tent. Everyone, Everywhere is cus- year. courses laid for the school year. talistic system. Roosevelt has sing, ^ and high-back chair in figured green and rust on brown “But there Is no match for it in What monument could pos^bly be What the selectmen and the school The Great Unknown enough at the so-called progressives tapestry. convlnc^ that he is somewhat pro a spontaneous capacity to organize. fabricated liner than a noble tree? New York, April 29.—The "Only groups intend to do about the prob Her Husband Club", a small group gressive to avert that. So he will Standardization has deprived Ameri To realize the significance of the lem we do not know. ’They seem of married men banded together In have the two major parties fighting cans of the capacity to organize question imagine, if you can, every resolved to keep their plans locked happy- anonymity, happens to be without any gesture toward native locally. Nevertheless, Interest has one of New York’s more Informal American radicalism such as we Increased vastly; our meetings have tree in Manchester felled and in its within their secret souls—if they a surprisingly large attendance and place set up some shaft or statue have any plana. Perhaps in the full and highly exclusive oddities. had In 1912. It Is composed of gents whose Says Old Jig Is Up we hope to have a vigorous organi or totem wrought by the hand of ness of time they will let the public identities have become almost com "Even Alfalfa Bill’s program, ex zation campaign this year and man. Separately they would be, know how they propose to solve the pletely obliterated by famous wives. cept for standing on his head, is an through the four years to follow.” nine-tenths of them at least, ex puzzle. To be accepted in this fraternity of asperating to the artistic sense of the humble It is necessary that one be spoken of publicly in some such one who tolls In a factory or in the the beholder; in the mass the effect FORWARD—HUH! manner as this: "Oh yes, that's So- field. But I believe that many of would be very dreadful. It is an Now that Smedley Butler, spank and-So’s husband— "What’s his these handicaps can be largely unpleasant nightmare, not good to ed rosy red by the Republican voters name?’’ Health a^d Diet overcome If we have the desire and the willpower to do the things dwell upon. of his state of Pennsylvania, has which are good for us In our spare When, therefore, a hundred and had Impressed on him the hopeless To give you an Idea—quick now— Advice time. One of the drawbacks In who Is Mr. Helen Hayes? ---- or any civilized community is that it twenty million people become Im ness of getting onto any good Mr. Katherine Cornell---- Mr. Fan bued with the desire to set up some rostrum through their help, there • j DK. FRANK Mc4X>l encourages specialization. An in nie Hurst ... .Mr. Thyra Winslow dividual ..lUSt be able to do some concrete evidence that they cherish doesn’t seem to be much left for .. Mr. Dorothy Gish or Mr. Kath thing imcommonly well or he ls< the heroic megdory of the man him to do but to either get over erine Brush? liable to be dragged into the mire All right; then, take some easy whose steadfastness and dauntless his attack of Senatorial bugltis or WHAT’S WRONG WITH of failure. This specializing forces ones; Mr. Joan Crawford ---- Mr. YOUR SHAPE? us to use some special muscles will made their national existence move into some other state where a Norman Shearer, or Mr. Gloria During the course of my trav and some particular attitudes to possible, what possible form of suen bone dry military hero might, per Swanson? They’re too easy. They els In a recent trip through Europe the neglect of others. We are expression could be as admirable as haps, be given a chance to get probably would be blackballed. I took the opportunity of visiting compelled to occupy only a limited Which gives you the idea. the planting of countless beautiful along. some of the larger museums. number of positions during many I found of special Interest the hours and this Interferes with our trees? To be sure there are not very While there are no authoritative statues by the ancient Greek mas health and beauty unless we take During this year, It is the dream many states in which enthusiasm for records, credit for starting the ters because they had succeeded in special care to develop a hobby of the pronooters of the idea, ten the dry cause continues to possess a "Only Her Husband Club" is given carving into cold stone perfections which will correct one-sided work. Charles MacArthur, who is Mr. million trees will be added to the major part of the population. in of line and form which we rarely I am often astounded at the re Helen Hayes and quite a playwright^ see today. So per.'ect are the con markable changes many patients adornment of America—in tribute to fact, according to Literary Digest and Gregory Ratoff, the husband of tours of some of the statues which undergo while following the right the great leader who was, first and figures, there would seem to be only Eugenie Leontovich, who jumped to have survived these hundreds of diet, exercise and hygienic methods. last, a profound and worshipful two—Kansas and North Carolina. fame In the state version of "Grand years that It s* 2ms as though the Many of them blossom out into lover of nature and a devotee of for Hotel.” sculptors must have drawn their astounding beauties even in cases The choice Is narrow but the states models from a superhuman race. In that looked exceedingly hopeless In J E l B Three different groups are avail- estry. are both wide, with plenty of elbow I’m told that Ratoff may lose his these finer s atues I could discover the beginning. It is to be hoped that the efforts of room in either for the gallant Smed standing. He had a prominent role no trace of spinal curvature, knock- ■ ■ able at this low Watkins’ price! the Bicentennial Commission and the ley to shake his fist at the Demon in "Wonder Boy” last winter and knees. fiat chests, or any of the Only one man was killed In the One is like the sketch above..: .a his naune has appeared in the bill other deformities which are so American Tree Association, and of Rum. Chicago primaries, and his death ing of the movie, "Symphony of the common today. was an accident. How the old town Lawson group having attached* those numberless local groups all Of course It Is too late to get in Six Million.” If he happens to click LOOKING HEALTHY OR SICKLY over the country who are co-oper on the coming contest for the Sen and people get to know him, the From my experience as a physl has changed! pillow backs and including sofa and arm chair in rust ating with them in this 1932 tree ate seat of either George McGill in boys will have no choice but to toss clan I am thoroughly convinced that the chape of the figure has covering. Another is a Queen Anne (Jesign with cut planting movement, will meet with Kansas or Senator Morrison In him out Oh, Shaw! a very definite relation to the back roll arms and miniature wings, covered in rust comprehending response from young North Carolina, since the terms of Among the latest of George Ber condition of health in the body. and old in every walk of life. It is both these gentlemen expire next nard Shaw’s epigrams being quoted In describing the symptoms of pebble cloth. The third has carved wood bases with a beautiful idea and an immensely year and their successors must l>e hereabouts from "Too True to Be disease, one c cates a picture of cabriole legs and is covered in figured tapestry in rust useful one as well. Let us plant Good" are these: ugliness. . i d. in describing perfect elected next fall. No time for health, one is forced to draw from trees. "Those who cry, 'Safety First!’ and green colorings. Smedley to acquire citizenship. How seldom cross the street .... And the Imagin' t’en pictures which ever, Senator Capper will be 72 the empires which sacrifice life to are very much like the Grecian CONSOLIDATION—WHEN ? when he completes his present terms security find it in the g ra v e ---- statues of Av olio and Aphrodite. The alterations produced by disease The town of Manchester appears in 1937 and perhaps Kansas would "Make a statement so true that it has been staring us in the face are so pronounced that any com to have on its hands a considerable give Smedley a chance then; or all our Uvea, and the whole world petent diagnostician can dlstin problem in getting the machinery of since North Carolina’s BaUey wlU be will rise up and contradict you.... guish a healtty person from a sick its single consolidated school district 74 when his time Is up In the same "Home is a girl’s prison and a one simply by the general appear woman’s workhouse.... ance. In many cases It Is possi checked up, oiled and started year, General Butler might prefer ble to recognize the principal dis The special act consolidating the "One has so much more control to represent the Tar Heel state of a home as a servant than as a ease with Just a general Inspection. old school districts simply declares Southern though It is. North Caro mistress, nowadays....” The next time you go swimming that the various districts "are con Una is not inhospitable to strangers in a public beach or pool, glance At tile most recent Friar’s din about, and you will realize how Floor Samples solidated” and provides that the act politically; Bailey himself had only much easier on the eyes many of consolidation shall not become ner, they referred to the dart-toss lived In the state three years when ing gagsters as Vad ribbers.” And of your fellow swimmers would effective until approved by the it first sent him to Congress. It is George Jessel broke down and con be If they had received the ‘ best voters. It has been approved by the dietetic and cultural care when Below Cost! really, too, a much dryer state than fessed that whenever another vaude they were children, and. if there voters; and in default of any speci Kansas—Raleigh only buys its beer ville act is getting a big hand he were no disease among them, and 30 lb. Oak top icer; fied lapse time thereafter before the turns on the water In his dressing none of them showed evidence of bottle caps by the case whereas room so he can't hear it.” enameled interior, . .$9.75 act should become effective, it would Wichita buys them by the carload long-continued malnutrition, im Pun la Bad By All properly baltmced feeding or glut appear to be effective now. and they did once send a North Car The most recent Dutch Treat Club tony. If these swimmers had been 50 lb. Oak front icer; However, the act further provides olina sheriff to the rockplle for show featured an act In' which the properly raised with the right diet enameled interior. .$19.95 for the election of a Board of Edu Senate was assumed to have sold and exercises and according to the taking money from rum runners, and broadcasting rights to a commer cation "at the annual town meet health rules which are known, wo 50 lb. and 75 lb. Oak nobody ever heard of anything like cial program. A punster at my left would not see the great variation ing," which does not come until Oc that in Kansas—the rockplle, we commented that if the budget bal of shapes which are now so co."- front icer; porcelain lined, tober. The Board of Education mean. ance came up It would be too full mon. Instead we woidd see Apdu-»s cork insulation ...... $25. when it is elected would naturally Of course It Is rather tough to of statlc-stics. and Dianas on every hand. T • B b B Select from these four groups at this 100 lb. Oak front icer; under the general statutes, take over have to give up one’s native state We are beginning to hear a I ^ surprisingly low price: (1) Queen The Dutch Treat Club, by the great deal of controversy about enameled interior.. $29.50 the operation of the entire town in order to get into the one place way, is another of Manhattan's what constitutes the proper sire more unconventionaUy organized M Anne ensemble with rust sofa and school system. How it can do so In the world where one may make and shape of bathing suits. I 50 lb. Metal front icer; before next October it Isn’t eauiy to speeches whenever one chooses'and groups. Its membership is confined would like to say here that I be high, button-back ann chair in fig to a few hundred men prominent in lieve that the abbreviated bathing green exterior...... $29.50 see. at whatever length. But Smedley art, writing, music, law and public suit ooes a great deal of good, not ured rust and green tapestry. (2) Sofa in plain green Meantime the schools must go on has been breaking camping and life. It is said to have the world's only by permitting the healthi’ul 100 lb. Metal front icer; and down pillow-back lounge chair in rust and green and for the continuation of the hiking along all his life and he prob longest list of waiting applicants rays of the sun to rdach the skin, gray exterior...... $37.50 various district committees there for membership. At one time this .but b!eo by making us conscious tapestry. (3) Green jaspe covered sofa and lounge ably wouldn’t mind shifting to some numbered 1500. There is no chib-' of oui own shortcomings and would appear to be some justifica other commonwealth as much as house of any sort. The club Just more desirous of attaining oetter 75 lb. Metal front icer; chair in figured rust and green. (4) Queen Anne tion under Section 967 of the Gen' most folks. meets for lunch, and even the scene looking and healthier figures. Just cork insulation .... $37.50 lounge group with sofa and chair covered with figured eral Statutes which provides that Anyhow, he hasn’t a living show of this changes seasonally. take one ot the old prints o! a "any school district which heis been Once a year It puts on a show, woTiA.i ill Mid-Victorian bathing 100 lb. Metal front icer; tapestry in rust and green colorings. In Pennsylvania, so— to which many of the most promi su't where she wears long sleeves cork insulation .... $39.50 or shall be abolished by any town From the halls of Montazuma nent writers and ar^sts contribute. ud a skirt that comes half way may settle and close up its affairs To the shores of Tripoli— The latest edition included such between the knees and ankles, and and its committee last elected, or Hup! Hup; Hup! Hup! names as George Kaufman and compare that with one of our Marc Connelly, J. P. McAvoy, O. modem bathing suits and you will the selectmen of such town, may call see that there has been a vast Im A SMITH PARTY Soglow and Reinaid Werrenrath. WATHTIVS BROTHERS, INC. special meetings of the district.' GILBERT SWAN provement. . WATKINS E*08sibly this authorization might be From the bleacher seats It looks OCCASIONAL CAUSES very much as though something A new French liner being con I know that the conditions un stretched to cover the continuation der which we are forced to live funny had been going on in the structed in 8t. Nazalre will make a of the entire existing school machln trip across the Atlantic ocean in less are not conducive to the develop ^cm cAe^tet,, ery until Its succeeding machinery Democratc party In this state. Since than five days, it is said. It will be ment of beautiful bodies, although san be erected. National Committeeman Archibald 1,020 feet long and will be driven by our attitude seems to be improv McNeil has been at leart titular four propellers. It is said to be the ing in this respect. One who sits at On the other hand th m is an- largest ocean liner how under con a desk all day certainly has some bther section of the Oeqfral Stat- leader of the Roosevelt forces and struction. dliadvantages physically, as does ■1 !V" ««cV «-“•-• V .T -- : . ' ■■ ■ ^ • :>-' Sv->3 '■I a llANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.FRIDAY, APRIL;29, 1932, PAGE SEVEN released in $1,000 bond on charge of which the subsoil is full of abTOrp- advertisement ADVER’TISEMENT NEW PLANE ROUTE evading responsibility for an injury UNCLL SAKS/os tive humus. It may not be necessary to a person. HARTFORD-EAST GROUP to apply much water except in a Quirk was foun(i seated in a light few spots where it will soak in and r Montreal, April 29.-^(AP)—Pre- delivery truck .near his home early TO BE HERE ON MAY 4 fUDWEP permeate all the soil. cUction .that Boston and Montreal the morning of April 10, and died in In such a bed it may prove feas \^1 be linkea by air during the a hospital four days later. An autop ible to sub-irrigate by the simple sy revealed he had died from a rup means of Inserting a drain tile ver coming summer was made here 52d Annual Meeting of Con ^ For a different sandwich filling,, lu t night., by Major-Gener^ Sir tured liver, received, authorities be tically to reach from the surface of “Pontentment is a priceless gift. lieved, from a blow. gregational Assn. Will Be the bed to subsoil. Then, if the bed But discontent is helpful too— why not try watercress, which is so /ohn F. O’Ryan, vice president of Held At the Center Church. IF WATERED RIGHT, ONE has been cultivated recently and L.want the first for what I have. plentiful and refreshing at this American Airways, Inc., amd presi Those questioned. In addition to g o o d s o a k in g o f t h e g a r has a satisfactory dust mulch and The second, though, for what I do”. time, mixed with a little crisp chop dent of Colonial Airways, Inc. Heckler and Andersen, were Mrs, The sixty-second annual meeting of d e n SHOULD LAST A WEEK few weeds, the watering of the gar ped bacon and just enough mayon ..'lir John also said he ithught a Josephine Gabarino, pre^rietress of second service woulu be established the inn where Heckler is employed; the Hartford Eiast Association of den may consist only in permitting . On Monday, ’Tuesday, and Wed naise to hold the mixture together. This is the tenth of a series of a small stream of water to nm into nesday, you may have three services Of course toast the bread. with New York in the near future. Irene Heald of Milford, and Harold Congregational churches and minis articles on flower gardening written the tile imtil rapid absorption done at the Mary Elizabeth Beauty At present Canadian Colonial Air Trenchard and Lyman Gilbert of ters will be held at the Center Con- especially for NEA Service and The ceases. A soaking in this style may Shop (Rubinow Building) for $1.00. The color is a guarantee of the ways, Limited, operates a daily ser- Norwalk. They were released to egational church on Wednesday, Herald. suffice for a week, and it will not supremacy of “blue coal” over all ^ce isetween Montreal and Albany, day. even disturb the dust mulch. others. Not only is it better, but ^ t h the same planes continuing to The Norwalk men said their car Say 4, opening at 10:30 o’clock in BY DR. WM. A. TAYLOR It is false economy to keep crack the morning and closing at 4 o’clock Roots Go Deep for Moisture ed dishes in use, even for left-over more economical. Place your order Kiewark Airport with passengers struck Quirk, where he was lying Chief, Bureau of Plant Industry, When the principal supply of unconscious on the ground, as they In the afternoon. U. S. Department of Agriculture foods. Cracks in dishes collect with W. G. Glenney, 4149. and mails, the latter part of the Rev. Watson Woodruff, pastor of moisture is well below the surface, germs which may be drawn out by j.qumey being under control of left the inn. Coroner Corrigan re plants tend to send their roots deep. fused to comment on the results of the Center church, will deliver the In many .flower gardens a good hot foods put into the dish. It is Always buy ground cinnamon in, Colonial Airways. address of welcome at the morning Then they are well anchored and small quantities and keep in tightly The link with Boston would be his questioning. share of the water applied is wasted. have better connection with a more safer to discard the cracked dish at session. The devotional service at once. closed jars as it loses its flavor very, made. Sir John said, by means of a 10:30 o’clock will be led by Rev. If the soil is well prepared, flower liberal food supply. With the ex quickly. new service from Albany to Boston ception of a few plants that do bet SEEK LABOR ACCORD Dudley F. Snowman of East Hart ing plants, with only a few excep Hale’s have just received a new which wotald be inaugurated when ford. After the welcoming address, ter in scanty soil and do not require lO MULE TEAM tions, do not require daily soakings. much moisture, this system of wa shipment of Perstik, a new type of I saw a very wide variety of mer the American company was assured New Haven, April 29.—(AP) — organization and roll call will be cerized and rayon anklets at Mar that sufficient traffic could be de b o r a x held followed by reports of commit A flower bed should have enough tering by soaking is more satisfac deodorant applied like a lipstick, Harry A. Arthur, who recently ac of the qualities of a sponge so when tory than sprinkling, and also saves guaranteed not to soil clothing and low’s this morning. They have them veloped to justify its existence. quired a string of New England SOAPOIIPS, tees. At 11:15 o’clock. Rev. W. F. in all colors and color combinations English, Ph. D., of the Congrega it is well soaked it will remain time, energy, and water. tested and approved by the Good theaters from the Fox ’Theaters tional House of Hartford, will pre moist for from two or three days to Conserving the water supply also Housekeeping Institute. It sells for and si/es from 10c to 25c a pair. Corporation, and New England sent news of the churches and a week, or more. Even if the soil is helps. Breaking the crust and 50c. There is also a large and atcractive Stage Hand Union officials con Rev. George A. Tuttle of Wethers not properly conditioned and bakes mulching with fine soil checks selection of children’s short socks HOLD TWO SUSPECTS ferred here today relative to pro and cakes after each watering, a evaporation. Mulching with granu Rub the inside of a fowl with a in all shades. posed reduction in employment in field will deliver an address on “The SUDS r*sT' Christian’s Part in the Forgiveness daily sprinkling is not the best m ^ - lated peat, or with clippings from cut lemon before stuffing and you IN DEATH OF MAN the Arthur properties. that LAST/ of 3in.’’ agement. In this case it is better the lawn, helps to conserve mois will have a better flavor. ^ Always keep salads in the re At noon Bernard Hine, speaking Rev. Fletcher D. Parker of to concentrate the day’s sprinkling ture and to prevent the formation of frigerator imtil just before serving. for Mr. Arthur, said that although Hartford will speak on “How Shall on a single bed or part of a bed and a crust, and also helps to keep the If it is not convenient for you Its fresh and attractive appearance New Haven, April 29.—(AP) — negotiations were not ended he was We Solve Our Liquor Problem’’ at wet it thoroughly. ground cooler on hot days. during the day, the Mary Elizabeth makes a salad delicious. Be sure Two of the six suspects held in the confident an amicable settlement the session at 12:30 o’clock, which For most garden watering it is If the groimd has not been thor^ Beauty Shop will receive appoint that you do not serve any which death of Franklin L. Quirk, 31, of would be reached. vinll be followed by dinner at 1 more effective to arrange things so oughly prepared it is even more es ments every evening except Mon are the least bit wilted. Milford, were ordered held today by The conference was called after AT YOUR CROCRR’S o’clock. The committee in charge of it is possible to let the hose r ^ a sential that watering should be in day until eight o’clock. (Joroner J. J. Corrigan. Arthur annoimced elimination of the dinner will be: Mrs. Burt L. stream and devote the time other the form of thorough soakings as You haven’t forgotten it’s al Charles Heckler, cook at an inn "Excessive man-pow'r backstage” Knight, Mrs. George* Pinney. Mrs. wise used in holding the nozzle to often as required, and not daily near which Quirk, imconscious, was and asked the consent of the Union cultivation of the surface and the sprinklings on crusted earth that Substitute brown sugar for granu most May Basket time have you? Raymond St. Laurent. Mrs. Louis lated sugar in rice pudding for a Hales have a colorful assortment of foimd April 10, remained In custody to the dropping of stage hands in Weir, Mrs. James Johnston, Mrs. creation of a soil mulch that will reach only the upper inch or two of on Corrigan’s order. Harry Ander [Connection ^ t h the discontinuance check evaporation and let air into change. It gives it a very different May Baskets ranging in price from Read The Herald Advs. H. R. Rheel, Mrs. N. B. Richards, soil. and very delicious flavor. 10c to 50c. They will fill them for son, one of three Norwalk men, was of stage shows. Mrs. T. H. Bidwell. Mrs. Frank Cot the soil. , , trell, Mrs. James Irvine, Mrs. Lu Rain Not Always Ample NEXT: Specialty gardens, vou at a small additional cost if you GenUe rain falling from the Save time and money by sending wish. cius Foster, Mrs. Florence Snow and your washing to the New Model Mrs. Hiram Grant. heavens is not always the ideal The afternoon session will open at moisture supply. The flower gar Laundry, You can be sure because S o’clock with reports of commit dener, as well as the farmer, has MILUKAN INVITED of the excellent quality of the ser tees and election of officers. At reason to speak approvingly of- a vice that your clothes will be re 2:30 o’clock the committee on the “good, soaking rain,” The gar- turned with a whiteness and fresh proposed changes in constitution and dener Isn't, as a rule, trjdng to Washington, April 29.—(AP) — ness, Phone 8072. by-laws of Conference of Congrega follow nature in growing flowers. Dr. R. A. Millikan of Pasadena, tional churches of Connecticut, He is trying to improve conditions California, a Nobel prize winner h^CoHARTFORD headed by John Milton Phillips, and get finer blooms and more of and chairman of the executive coun the Treasury, and Mark Sullivan, HARTFORD miic Justice Stone of the Supreme Court them than would naturally grow D.D.. of Hartford, will report, fol sel of the California Institute of and Mrs, Stone, the Attorney GenJ writer, and Mrs, Sullivan. lowed by a discussion period. in his grounds. He can turn with Technology, was invited by Presi SATURDAY CHARGE PURCHASES WILL APPEAR ON JUNE 1ST BILLS. John Newton Lackey, D.D., of profit to the methods developed eal and Mrs. Mitchell, the Secretary dent Hoover today tc accompany An elevator in use in Carlsbad Hartford, will speak on “Courage to by farmers in irrigated districts his medicine ball cabinet on the of the Interior and Mrs, Wilbur, the Face Present Day Difficulties,’’ at who have demonstrated that in week-end trip to his Rapidan fishing assistant Secretary of the Navy and Caverns, New Mexico, moves pas t o’clock, and at 3:30 o’clock. Ion E, the driest regions Intelligent con camp. Mrs, Jahneke, the under secretary sengers up and down from ground The Best $28.00 Dwyer of Robe.ts College, Constan trol of the moisture supply will pro of the Treasury and Mrs. Ballan- level to the floor qf the cave, 760 duce crops superior to those in the Millikan is an old friend of the tinople, will speak on “The Mis prj.ddent. Others who will accom tine, Assistant Secretary Heath of feet underground. sionary Dollar at Work,” regions most favored in rainfall. The meeting will adjourn at- 4 Intelligent control of moisture pany the Chief Executive and Mrs, o’clock, Each church is entitled to does not necessarily mean construc Hoover on the trip to the Rapidan five delegates with voting power, tion of ditches and dams, and the retreat tomorrow all are Intimates who shall transact the official busi flooding of plots, though modifica of the White House who gather ness; but each church has been in tions of these methods may prove dally with the President for an early vited to send as many representa helpful in some instances. In a medicine ball game. One of Americans Finest tives as possible to this meeting. thdroughly prepared garden plot in The formal guest list Includes COATS POLICE in Hartford^Saturday at MiLellan's Make Themselves SHOES Useful Around the House Dependable Wares at Outstanding Savings A SENSATIONAL ^ Let Boys Play Rough in BARGAIN I Really Handsome Plaid k •m with A N Y ^SPORT OXFORDS 13,08 Qualityi ALL leather, Hire Ar« Three "Best Selling" Siyleet , .welted, RAG RUGS ^ Korry Krome The Cofli with t CAPE bordered with Blue Dyed Fox. Outsole, pr Sizes i S-IL The Coat with CUFFS of soft. Beige Squirrel. For The Coat with CUFFS of Natural Fitch. K Two color, all SunPorchds V leather shoes. Bodroomf NEW BLUES ^ Leather lined, Loet Saturday w« uS«r«d this fr«at ^ Composition sole Hallways AND BLACK value and the eelliog woe m rapid and ^ and heel. SIZES tremendous we sent tot a rush sbipmeot ^ Sizes 8 1-2 to 2. 16 to 20 of more. Here It is. Style rij^ t h o . Sises for Misses Parts imports, well tailored of line wool* 4 S Inches ens with selected peltries. Ses them. 38 to 42 Try them on. Buy and save, tomorrow. ^ SUPER VALUE h y for Women ^ Boys* Dull Black SO ifislie s STOP - LOOK - READ Save |8 On Your Coatl Another Shipmentl Ail k Loathor Brand New! Look At the Furs, Tailoring. Fabrics— ^ O xfo rd s These ora Importod rvqs*- ^ For 1201 the designs ore ettroctfee k N $ 1 . 0 0 ploids. You'll bo surprisod ^ 137 PADIS S80ES ■ Ail leather shoes, leather how much good looks end ^ Saturdar—A Tremendouf Selling ^ sole and rubber heel. Sizes solid volu# you got for k k 2 1-2 to 8, 1^15*00 Printed Sheer and Silk k ------h b Cement-On S e v e T im # With k k SOLES Men's Broadcloth .Chore Girl h Athletic Trunks 1.00 Three button yoke front, ONE DAY ONLY elaetic at sides, balloon seat, K>< ^ DRESSES M fr ^ 1 0 ^ assorted colors, A ribbomcopper ond yern ^ SATURDAY^ APRIL KHh — tiOO A. M. ^ A quick way to rapafr worn deoner (hot sceurs pets in o 25c flesh, ^ While the lot lasts. Come early and buy two or more ^ Old teiat. CosifHofo wHH pairs at this price. comont and Slfactton§. Men's Cotton Athletic Shirts S e rv b I timIi Patent, Black and Brown Calf. Bluchers. Straps. Step* Fine guage ribbed knit, in Pumps. Oxfords.* High and Low Heols. These shoes for Youihs/ fancy rnytm tubing at neck, 10c formerly sold as high as |4.9S. All si7.es. but not in all Mon and 9 inehes leng end eatre styles. 21/4 to 8-*A to E. SUPER Woman 25c No Exchangsf. No Refimdi. well mode/ VALUES{ utcher Knives Dunbor Glass Lamps b Among the Many Outstmiding Styles 1 Plenty of Printed m tk§ with PastM QrotuU»l 25 « I Plenty of Shm s in Artistie Pastel. Pfintsi 25 < Plenty of CAPESl JACKBTSl CAPELETSi BOWSi lots of poopio buy fhes# 7H 9 ^ Stoinleif steel swedped 6 Inch bmps boceusolhoy're so ^ VH§ as otutnporiaat event whm Mfb* SIZES protty b ^ thoy oro obsokdoly ^ er priced dreecee ore eellliv tor $9,79, ^ inch blode with cotolln (non- livery model rotrooMagly new end dlf> for women procticol Sllhouotto or cut ^ Growing Girls’ Bors’ Black ferent. every detail tailored to perfec k burnoble hondle). it keeps gb ss chbmoys. Wo'vo sold ^ tion. New stain erepee are ehown with for mfeoes Sports Oxford Calf Oxford a p r li^ Mouee and picket. Start a K its edge. dosons et for Mghof prfeos, ^ new wmrdrotM tomorrow at worth-wMle for young $ $1.49 eavtof#. matrons S' eyelet Oxforde1.98 popular A wlonerl Vottned lor cool fgr yocatiOD wear. Of emoke comtorti Ten weort' elk veal with brown trim, ftub* eompoiltloD sole., Ooedyeer HIGH SHADES, NAVY AND PRINTS her iolee and heele. welt eonetruotiOD. WzMu V/t to T. 1 le i. You save $5*25 on Every Dress! Just ^ AULELLANC Arrived—Never Shown Before! Paris b ■■■ to Al&e STORES M o ntg o m ery W ard & Co. Styling at a Low^ Wise SmiRi Price! AM'SSS MAIN m m T M U p n O U E M i THIRD FLOOR Mume 8269 Formerly Green'e 973 m n jT B /f tf. /, !%t u 't,! ' ' •t/t < ^‘ ^ '/ ji'’' ■/, ■ / ■ ' • f . ‘ 4 ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, 80DTH MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY; APRIL P A G E E IG H T boo tho AdoAstAfo of tho Mofo psrod to fio thAt tho oooyostioR oh- fWos hiBi ShM O M ^ ahtwlAf j ^ o i tho lAW. mm»($/ " > DtHOCUTS VAIOI eMf woolf. For tho cSiiw lup* SEVENGIRLSDe potion, It fs A dofpifAto hAttlA to RADIO nUXSAM ta fd r thoir oAsdldAto M iiM 000* auonoA’STVtEyoilloB yotof outFdo of Vouo. 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TltlVIAIOM Marie Epperson wars others undsr wean wdrc wnae weau wiaa Wfn»i wc*« waxAA-*wok« (waxA-«iAOfc«) 2 buflidl BBckf ...... ***** $2.50 wade whk wkrc wxyt w»pd isOO—Beau Oaehclor—a im woke wfAl Tj## to MjOA—VffU tr with AeitiiO Morris said he was < iformed four prlvats nursing homes were oper NEBRASKA TOWN ated here to care for girls upon Afl—Ju venile. SpedBl Prleffi on Gsrdfn TooIb. ^ ^ quality again 5 whom lllsfsl operations were per 4^ , 9A5 —UttJe Obhaa Asato. formed. 4 Tino D Htndlf Sirtp^ 0^1 A(\ 640—'Dme; Vmtb4r. COTS TAXES, HAS Spading F orks...... *...... W A i “ v r 6,02—fibtfry Mlcbaela, piaalct. WTIC 647—Sports Rsview. 5 Tine D Handle Strapped CA Tnvelerf BroadcMtfnf Serttee 6.15— Intenrlewlnf the Stars. WAPPING TREASDRY SURPLUS Hartford, Conn. 640—Royal Vagwonds, M Forks...... W a dU V 50,000 W., lOAO E, O,, 2924 IL 700—Time; Amo^'n' Andy. Mhnest Sharp son of Mr. and Mrs. « i 7.16— Elsie Jania, #Jarry Salter's Arthur E. Sharp of Mystic called ot O rchestra. his many friends in Wapping tt^“ Trenton, Neh. (AP)—From toU 14 Tooth Steel Garden Rake ...... 740—Stebbins Boya little Nebraska town comes a note 75c A . 4 v l f l O ^ Friday, Aprfl 29. 7A5—Btny Jones and Ernie Hare. ^ Mm. Edward Nevers is quite ill of cheer in toe midst of gloom over S.D.S.T.) 8.00— Leonard Joy's Orcheatra at the home of her son and family, mounting taxes. ,:00—Betty Moore, decorator. 840—B. A. Rolfe'a Orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Billings. Trenton, let It be known, is 7 Inch Socket Fidd H oe ...... 75c t;15—Program Summary. 8.45—Sisters of the Skfflet. George C. West formerij of Fos ■iiuihtng taxes right and left—and 1:18—Sunaet Hour—^Moahe Para- 9.00— Friendship Town. ter street, but who has been spend- there's still a surplus in Its treas- nov, director; George Jonea, 940—Roy Shield's Orchestra. some time with his daughter Mrs. Tenor. 10.00— Paul Whiteman. Pauline Rattray of Long Island, is '^^lo far this year Trenton’s not- }:00— "Travel” — W illiam H. 1040—Spiritual Singers.' ill at the home of Mr, and Mrs, qulte 900 citizens have made these Rhodea. 10.45— Orchestra. Ira Farnsworth of Avery street. He changes to lighten toe tax load: Manchester Plumbing i:15—"Skippy.” 11.00— Time; Weather; Sports Re- has an Infected arm. The village tax has been elimi >:30—Plano Mlniaturea. The Federated Sunday school win nated, Ught, heat apd power ratM 5:45—The Songatera, 11.15- ^Republican News bulletins. hold their April social at toe Parish have been cut, and villi^e officials 5; 00—Serenading Stringa—Moahe 11.45— Joe Rines* Show Boat Or Bouse this Friday evening. have reduced their own salarlM and Supply Company Paranov, director. chestra. The Sacrament of the Lord’s Sup and effected other economies to hold 5:15—Orcheatra. 11.25—Organ—Roland Pom erat. per will be observed at the Feder dov.-H expOT**' “If IPs Hardware We Have It.” 5:30—Bulletins. A. M. ated church next Sunday morning. aty Plant Pays Expenses 5:34—The L ittle Symphony. 12.15— Midnight Serenade — Louis May 1, in toe evening at 7:0, Day Revenue from the munldpsi Phone 4425 U»« Y* Service 5:55—Baseball Scores. Weir, orgaksL light Saving Time. The subject of Ught-water-and-Ice plant is expect 7:00—The Travelers Pilot w ith 1240—^Time. toe open forum will be “Wealth and ed to pay all toe town’s expenses. O rchestra. Poverty,” . ^ ^ ^ . The plant, valued at more than 7:30—Piano and vocal recital— Mrs. Henry Pitkin celebrated her 1150,000, a ^ supplies ice to sever Ruth Welles. COMPLIMENTARY VOTE seventy-eighth birthday last Satur al nearby towns. 7:45—The Goldbergs. day at toe' home of her daughter, In toe last few months Trenton 8:00—Jessica Dragonette and the Mrs. P. M. Johnson where Mr. and has paid $6,000 on Its bonded in Men About Town. IS GIVEN TO FRANCE Mrs. Pitkin live, in Hartford. Only debtedness — snd there's enough 9:00—Night Club. toe Immediate family was present. surplus In toe treasury to pay all 9:30—Christiaan Kriens, director; The executive committee of toe bonds yet due, except refunding with Royal Dadmun, baritone. Philadelphia, April 29^(AP) — Wednesday Afternoon Club will bonds. Pennsylvania’s Republican presi meet with tin president. Mrs. Olive Rents Cot, Too 0:30—National Oratorio society. dential primary produced an unde Clapp this week and plan out a pro Royal Ice Cream Abolishment of toe village tax 1:00—Tony Pestritto, director. termined complimentary vote for gram for the ensuing year. 1:30—Joe CanduUo and his Orches has been followed by reductions former U. S. Senator Joseph T. The Christian Endeavor of toe in rents, which has been snythlng “A ROYAL TREAT* tra . France, of Marylaad—and nothing First Congregational church will 2:00—Midn.—News; Weather; At but displeasing to renters. W else. serve a public supper at the church In spite of its economies, how Chtd'newwe lantic Cosist Marine Forecast. Election boards Joined with state this Friday evening. April 29. Fol ever, "h-enton boasts one of toe Aak for it at your local dealer or neighborhood 2:05—Silent. party leaders In viewing the one- lowing toe supper the committee on best street-lighting systems r any store or phime direct to us. edndidate race as an imimportant toe amendment of certain articles Nebraska town. It has 18 blocks incident to the main election battle. in toe church manual will give their report and the members will aci. of “white way,” and its streetit are Few of the 8,181 district boards of kept to tip-top condition. the state reported the vote, which, upon the same. like all preferential votes in Pennsyl Delivered in Iceless Containers WDRC vania, has no binding effect on tha delegates elected. 225 Hartford, CXtnn. ISM The voters, too, displayec lack of Fancy Forms and Cakes on Order. seriousness in their ballottlng and many took toe opportunity to write Friday, A pril 29, 1982 AT4 PUT PRICES! in names which occurred to them on Eastern Daylight Time Sage Allen & Co. toe spur of toe moment. The offi H artford The nmw 6eFLT RiYccaiAe P . M. cial count will reveal toe size and Hartford INC, 5.00— Dance Parade. variety of this vote as well as toe Mate is omr gtsatesel ^ 5.30— Aunt Molly and Midge. actual total for toe only name print Out of Town Customers CaU Enterprise 1000— Royal Ice Cream Co. waJtmewwwrl F o r h e r e a r c tn e 5.35—Harold B. Smith, pianist, ed on too ballot—that of Prance. Without Charge. Michael OrflteUi, Prop. 5.45— Piano Pictures. In Philadelphia, which cast a total lowest paces at which we 6.00— Current EJvents. TcL 8942, South Manchester 6.15— John Kelvin, Irish tenor. of 888,948 in toe RepubUcan Sena 27 Warren St., hymre e v e r s o ld a 6>'PtY 6.30— Snooks Friedman’s Orches- torial contest. Senator France re H tevy Doty RircffsideTife. Lth ceived 56,701 votes. 6.45^Madison Singers. Alfred E. Sm ith was given 33 Hiinlc of tUs$ 64Nies from 7.00— Myrt and Marge. votes in two Philadelphia wards Cheers ! B e a d to Bead at the Usual 7.15— Tune Blenders; Lanny Ross. while President Hoover, generally P rice o f O ther T ir e f I 7.30— Harmonica Symphony, endorsed by toe Republican state or 7.45— Morton Downey, Anthony ganization which dalms control of Here’s the New Wons, Jacques Renard's Orches- "practically all” of the delegates, re Riversides are of the high« tr& ceived 184 votes In six wards from MOTHER’S est quality it is possible to 8.00— Interview; Harold van Du- which imofficial figures were report- produce. They a n hmllt by zee, tenor; Rollickers Quartet. eid. 8.15— Singin’ Sam. K n o x DAY one of the world’s largest 8.30— “Today and Yesterday;” Europe’s total number of unem tire ccunpaiiies. We will Dramatic and Musical Highlights. ployed is estimated to be about 9,- SUNDAY, MAY 8TH 9.00— Paul Robeson, soloist. 370,000. Here you find toe finest selec match Rivermdes ou the 9.30— To the Ladies; Leon Belas tion of high grade quality choc toad against any tir^ and co’s Orchestra; Tito Guisar, Mex olates to appropriate boxes and ican tenor. “V agabond” wrappings for toe occasion. We beat it in price. So why he 9.45— Gus Van. will gladly mall purchases and satisfied w idi otiber 4*'Ply 10.00— Adventures of Beau Bache guarantee they wlU reach their tire s w h e n 6<*Ply RiYer* lor. destination in first class cOTdi- 10.15— Dr. Herman N. Bundesen, ^ o i T o i r ' In S tr a w tion to ti™® Mother’s Day. sides COST THE SAME Adventures in Health. 10.30—Music that Satisfies; Alex MONEY? Gray. e x c u r a i o n Make Your Selection Early 10.45—The Funnyboners. G o lag u y m m 11.00— Columbia Sympheay Orches SATURDAY, APRUi M MATI-^A*FiT tra. B etornlng « T.1 .30—Don Redmon’s Orchestra. SUNDAY, BIAY 1 Candy Special sspaj ■teiff.. sm . E xtreoa d y L a w * 7 C Special Lunch 29k4.40/n f fJIt S11A0 Bound Trip Fare .. Our Regular 90c44(VS1 UPS 1140 ^mtmrn S eterta y S8X4.7V1S MS 19.84 I,T. Meeclieetey- The “Vagabond” in felt was the sensation of the Served Daily 49c C hocolates rm5.oo/^9 SJ8 1840 8:Se A. M. 4»SS P. M. 7 JI WBZ-WBZA Dm ...... ' „ early season. Now comes its twin sister in straw . . . The finest quality food on 89x5-25/18 15.11 m UiSS A. M. TiOS P. M. another tremendous success if we ever saw one! THIS WEEK-END 3lx5J»/n M l Springfield — BoMm Dm Bmtem ...... _ „ wdl - balanced menus. 15^5.50/19 M l 17.1S U iie A. M. Tiie P. M. Your Choice O A t8xAOQ/80 MS 17JS motamiBS ■mday Choose the “Vagabond” In black. Brown, Guards Prompt service hi our I«Te ih. .. zs#c 80040/90 a u l tO.40 Friday, A ^ 29. 1982 SilB A. M. 4iis P. M. man Blue, Navy, Cornflower, Taxi Red, Pirate Green,^ booths. Eastern Daylight Ttane Lt.-Be * Bar ...... P. M. , Siss A. 4:M P. M. Bleached, Burnt. m m DM MOUNVMO At AM 4.00—Orchestra. Dm KamhMtm ...... __ U ie4 A. M. TiSe P. M. 4.16—"National Affairs” — David (Baatera StaadavS Tlaia) MILLINERY SHOP—Second Floor M o n t g o m e r y W a r d a. C o Lawrence. UaUt*4 aavhar af tlckats, m—0 TEA! 4.20—^Finapcial Review. aalr ta caaehca aa tvalm tadteat* 440—Stock Exchange jfuotattoos. ad, aaw .aa aala at Statlaa Vlakat I a l s o WEST HARTFORD BRANCH 8 8 $ l b i n S t . • V. 4-45—Juvenile. (Mfep. im NSW HAYiEN K* S. m. ICANCRBSnXR EVENING SERAID, 80DTH MANCHESTER, OONN^ FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 198X PAGE Trims Wesleyan Freshmen in Track Meef nis series with Canada wlthoutRuw tb e r ado, spurred on the PA G E T E H MANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, APRIL 99,1991L l i e mfln__ HEALWGHILCS BY Amabel A^cELLIOTT •/tea SK MU tn n u me. By HELEN WE15HIMER Olive Roberts Marlon. /CHILDREN’S leg* ihodd cany diem • BY N li kRVICE.INC. BEGIN incRK t o d a y . Susan flushed. "I see,” she mur- “Weil, sir, 1 think I have found Through gieen 6eUs bnghi wkb (UD, SUSAN CABEY, pretty and 19, miured. She stared through the big somethihg which will settle this bus li ■ thes nabval heritage CHILOBEN MUST FIND 'THEIB^ ’These older children should have Ib secretary for EBNEST HEATH, window. “What do you want me iness once and for all,” Waring in To (lop and dance and ran. PLACE IN l'HE s u n —f o b sun baths too, Ob, yes, they g et' Chicago architect. She lives vrith to do?” she asked. formed the older man. Thqr (hould go cfimboig tree*, far-swung, HEAL’TH’S SAKE. out a lot in tbe sun, but even on liOT AUNT JESSIE on the west side. "Nothing, at present,” the man “Let me see i t ” And warhsara^Big sbeams, hot summer days they are usually O y of her admirers is BEN LAMP- told her. “My lawyer is meeting “Not Just yet" Waring crossed lw }>^ (ace* high. By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON covered up with clothes of some m5 n , young musician, who asks her Mrs. Heath this morning and I hope the room and closed the door. Reqitendent mih 1^ dream*. Sometimes I wondei bow our sort or other, to marry him and is refused. JACK they may come to some sort of an "You won’t like this," he warned. bodies keep as well as they do, bid den away imder eternal dark layers WABING, a man about town who is agreement. I only wanted you to "It’s rather disagreeable." |H, He who gave dim eye* the stars. I think an excellent investment Avorced, takes her driving one night know in case the trouble broke “What is it?" snapped his supe of clothing. for a mother to make is a stm suit aad kisses her. She resoives never And let dull ears hear rain. It seems so stupid because na for every child in tbe family, one soon.” * rior, “Out with it," Whose touHi made twitted ho&et straight. to go with him again. BAY FLAN- Susan was very white. "I see,’’ » a » ture never intended it to be so. of those affairs >vitb two stra^ and NEBY, employed In a neighbor- she whispered again. Oh, it was Waring took a ’ letter from bis And strangely tnnidied paiiL We were made for sun. Its pro a band. On bathing beaches one sees office, ^ves her some ad>dce on all wild and absurd but knowing pocket and held it out Meant that each Ktde diU moiddIpow I tective and curative power on living children playing in them aU day popularity. Susan is in love with that did no particular good. The "Before you read this I want you Untouched ^ earthly H*. tiastie is too tremendous to be ig long. Why cannot they wear them BOB .DUNBAB, .handsome .young cloud bung over her Just as it bad. to know bow it came into my pos That sturdy M ffiim carry him nored, But we are slowly learning at home os well, at least part of millionaire she met at business She felt branded. session," be said. "When you were ‘ ■ Tupdiehill*. more about tbe chemistry and ac each day when the sun is out nice school but she believes he is engaged "Perhaps if I went to her myself, in England last year and Mrs. Heath tion of sunlight and appl^ng it to and warm? to DENISE ACKBOYD, a debu if I explained Just how it bapp^ied," was touring the south this thing was health. Some day , sterity will look Of course there are many days tante. Denise asks Susan, Ben and forwarded to the office. It came back on these ignorant years of that children need to be entirely she said, grasping at a straw. ours and over pills and doses, much some others to attend a house par- Heath shook bis bead. in a hotel envelope—one of those clothed f n ’T sandals and aockfi to ty. Dunbar appears. He drinks Florida places—and it was opened os we today regard the old-time sweaters—it is sll a question of tM much and accuses Susan of being "I’m sorry. It would only make along with the rest of the mw, 1 methods of doctoring, leeching, Judgment, And on tbs other hand a jiirt. She makes him stop his car matters worse. This," be contin don’t know quite how it happened. bleeding and all that. there are times .vbsn tbs sun ill too mtf gets out. Ernest Heath bap- ued, "this is very painful to me as Believe me, it was an accident The They’re going to let tbe sun do hot to keep them out in it long. pens along and drives her back to it is to you. I appreciate your po enclosure which had been forwarded it—or most of it, I am sura. On hot midsummer days between the Ackroyds’ home. His wife, who sition but I seem to be powerless. to Mrs, Heath was laid on my desk eleven *nd three tbs children should is Jealous, warns him against doing There’s only one thing I bad thought with all the others, I bad read Ws have mads a beginning, and not stay in tiM run continuously. ittf Several days later Heath tells of. If you don’t mind I should like fairly through it before I realized that is something. 'The babies are They ritould play in ths shads tiiso, Snban his wife intends to sue her for to ask Mr. Waring’s advice. He’s what it was." getting their sun baths now, either end if they are in tha sun at^Ml, had a great deal of experience. He indoors or out, on sunny days, and wear large, light, straw bats. Tbs al^nation of his affections. might be able to suggest some way Heath’s eyes were dark with im NOW GO ON WITH THE STOBY patience as Waring banded the letter th ^ are getting it right—with no tSD-esnt variety answers nicely. out of this." doming on. At least ths r^ m s n And I bavs seen tbsss susHniits for . CHAPTER XXVII Susan agreed hopelessly. Jack to him. k e read it once hastily and anti String Beans molded in Gela then once again. The slow color tin; Apple W hip.. for babies includes ths sun bath as low as fifty cents. The solid floor seemed to rock un Waring might as well know. He whether all au>tb*r§ are actudly der the girl’s feet. For a moment would know anyhow later. stained bis face. *SPRm a SALAD: Mix in a cold GLORIFYING Waring went on. "I bad a little bowl two chopped cucumbers, one putting it into practice or not. As Tbs back or rids yard or porebss s ^ thought she was going to faint Waring received the news with MENUS all things for babies should bs dons should bs play places, CbWran and put a hand out to steady her tin box of my own in the vault," be small baad of white celery cut into admirable calm, said. "I didn’t know what to do, thin pieces, three cooked artichoke YOURSELF under proper supervision, tbsss sun should ot play on tbs street ter self. Ernest Heath repeated what "You don’t seem surprised," Heath baths, thslr tims and duration many rsosoos. I wish ws bad parka he had said. with the thing and so I decided to For Good Health hearts cut in cubes. Blend'with commented dryly. put it there for safekeeping. Of little olive oil If desired, or tiae should bs rsgulats4 by a word from svsrywhara and children is sun- “Do you understand. Miss Carey?" The younger man shrugged his MEETINO BEAUTT FEET FIB0T ths doctor, suits playing in them—that ia in he asked. "My wife is going to course I might have destroyed it but cream cheese or peanut butter shoulders with an oblique glance at it hadn’t been mine to read in the dr«aaiog. Serve on shredded lettuce. Summer feet should bs as bsau- 'Tbs older cblMrsn are ths ones districts that boast no yards, ,A11 bring a suit naming you." Susan. "I know Jealous women," tiful os possibls. who are not, gsosrally speaking, children nssd outdoor play areas ^*But she can't do that!" Susan be said gravely, "and Miss Carey is first place, I was pretty well cut A WMk’t HuMlf, • up about the whole thing, anyway." B§eommmidtidfd ^ QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS You all know you must maai- getting thslr share of tbs sun. Ws that are NOT is strssL protested wildly. "I don't know too pretty to go unnoticed," curs your bands. Why don’t you do so many things for babies that One tiling to bs rsmsmbsrsd, Ths just what it means but it's all Susan refused to meet bis eyes. Heath squared bis shoulders "You Dr. Fnali B. HeOof were quite right," be said gruffly. (X-rsy and Flnoroaeopie Modilnc) givs your poor fast ths sams eon- ws drop audit'nly when they bsgin first sun-bath should bs short, tbs wrong.” "Perhaps if I talked to Mrs. sidsration? to walk and talk, A baW gets all second Just a bit longer. Tbs time !'I thought I should tell you," the Heath," Waring suggested, drum "I appreciate your discretion." Question: H. U, Y, oaka: "Wblcb 'The phone rang and Waring an has tbe most dangerous affect on If you’vs nsvsr had a psdicurs, tbs attention in tbs world imils bis should bs increased very gradually, man said doggedly. "This is all ming on the desk with bis carefully Dr. M cC^s menus suggestested for you bavs a rsal trsat in stors, three or six^sar-old brother is sup ter too much sun on tbs body all at most disagreeable. It’s horrible but manicured Angers, swered it, duping bis band over one's system—tbe use of tbe X-ray the mouthpiece be said to the other the week beginning Sunday, May or the fluoroscopic maebioe? Does Tbsrs is soinstblng about .having posed to bs beyond nssd. ones doss unhappy tilings to uf. there seems nothing I can do." Heath said, "My dear fellow { She 1st. your fast carsd for that ssts you ^usan drew her b&nd over her likes you, of course, but I’m afraid man, not tbe use of ^ fluoroscope give "It’s Granger,' Mrs. Heath’s attor Sunday more definite results Would tha up. And as for comfort, you’ll eyes. "But what have I to do with you’ll not get anywhere!" Breakfast—Crisp Bacon; Waffle wondsr why you bavs nsvsr givsn blocking cbMge resembling tiia act itf" she inquired bewildered. "I've "It isn't a divorce ,sbe wants, ney, Do you want to talk to him ?’’ use of either of tbe above methods Heath picked up the receiver. His browned through with a little Maple for examination and dlagnofls. if mors thought to your psdsl sx- of vomiting, or perhaps a suckling dc^ her no barm and I—I scarcely then?" Waring asked, Syrup; Applesauce, used on tbe same individual say tremitiss. Daily Health movement. know you." A caller presented himself in the mouth was very |^m . "Yes, I’ve been expeejUng you," L u n cb -^ (earned Sweet Potatoes about once every two or three years For ths minute you bsgin bsau- As an example of tiM way in bnie man shrugged hopelessly. "All outer office and Susan, scarcely ^Spring Salad. for a general check-up, bare uiy tifying your fast, you rsalizs that which Inco-ordination la associated tbkt doesn't seem to matter," he knowing what she was doing, with he said, "Is Mrs, Heath wltn you?" Service Good, Would you mind telling her iXnner—Baked Chicken; Aipara- bod effect?" any accusss or corns that you with stuttering, modem Invsftiga- sa^d. "What you and I must decide drew. s; steamed Carrots; sMad of raw Answer; X-ray picturea and tbe Hints on How to Keep Well by tors who attorn^ to modify natural is what we're to do about it." Heath answered the other's ques before you go any further with the havs must; bs dons away with, papers that I have in my bands a glery; baked Apple a la mode. fluoroscopic screen both make use slngls trip to a good chiropodist by World Famed Authority left-handedness Into righMumded- "Do? But there’s nothing I can tion, "No, that’s not it," be said of tbe same type of X-ray maebioe; can do wonders, nsss may set up stuttering as an al- do,’! Susan told him, "except to go slowly. "I think what’s happened document I think will Interest her?" Monday There was a brief wait during which Breakfast—Coddled Eggs; Melba consequently, one is not more dan Wbsn you go to pst your psdi- tomativa mscbanlsm. is that she's got'herself into a blind Toast; stowed Prunes, gerous than the other, 'The cMy curs, after tbs cnlrop^ist has STUDY OF NERVOUS SYSTEM <"Even that," Heath reminded her, rage at tfiiM p t l and wants to shame Waring entertained himself ^ imag MAY BRING STUTTERING CUBE ining the exchange of remarks at Lunch—Grapefruit as desired. danger comes from tbs length of flnishsd, 1st him givs you a J m o - '*would not solve matter. 'The pub- her publicly." Dinner—Broiled Steak; Squash time of exposure. Tbe time ordi His distate a t this open discussion the other end of the line. Bsss Mdicurs tbs first tims, Tliis By DB. MORRIS FISHBEIN Then Heath said rapidly and cooked C el^; salad of Lsttuco and narily used to conduct examinations somstimss costs a Ilttis mors but in gave a little gasp of hor of affairs so intimate woe plain. Tomatoes; Pineapple Whip, is Dci dangerous and has no bad ef< Editor, Jonmal of the American ror. She was remembering sudden cleariy, "Tell her it’s a letter post it is fun to sss your tos nails UOTATI "Not that we haven’t spoken of Tuesday feet even if used several times t twinkling a vivid red. Medical Asaedatioiif and of ly, headlines and pictures she had divorce before this," be said. "Ruth marked 'Nassau' lost February and year, Whila I thoroughly approve of signed 'Ernesto,'" He looked across Breakfast—French Omelet on re- If you bavs nsvsr psdlcursd Hygeta, tfw Health Magazine sejen in newspapers. None of them finds my way of living exceedingly the X-ray ? machine as a diagnostic "/Sh had seemed to mean much at the dull. In fact," and here be sighed at Waring, the room electric with toasted Shredded Wheat Biscuit your own fast, I advise you to bavs suspense, stewed Raisins, help, I seriously question its value them dons at least ones before It has been said by Smllsy Blan time but the thought of her name, wearily, "I’ve come myself to the de Lunch—Boiled Potatoes; cooked as a tbsrapsutic agent. X-rav pic ton that spsscb is an iodsx of tha b ff' photograph perhaps, in connec cision that a divorce would be best (To Be Continued) tures are clearer tMn tbs shadow you try. ’Tbsrs are tricks to trim Thera Is on# thing Mr, •tanlsy Greens; rips Olives, ming tbs nails and softening tbs mind, bscauss spsscb constitutss tbs Baldwin has in common withli a vol- tion with such an unsavory tale ap- for both of uf. A clean cut." He Dinner—Roost Mutton; String thrown on the fluoroscopic screen, mannsr in which tbs mind sxprsssss pdlled her. Young as she was Su- removed bis iweglosses and polished but tbs fluoroscope is very valuable cuticle that are slightly differsn cano, and that is tbsy both smoks Beans; buttered Beets; salad of from manicuring. Also, you wil itssif extsmallv. Incessanti. stdi knew that a girl’s innocence or them nervously. shredded raw Cabbage; cup Custard where one wishes to examine the Thsrsforo, tM child should nsvsr giiilt counted for little in affairs of "If that is the case," Waring said movement of sn intsmM organ. The sss you must bavs different impls- —David Uoyd Gaorga, war prims WedoMday ' msnts. You will need a goo< bs psrmlttsd to Isavs school or minlstor e t ■gfaMd. this sort. Once branded, she must with great deliberation, '1 think Breakfast—Wbolewheat Muffins motion would not show on tbs pic discontinus its sducatlon with a ds^ remain so. Such things were never perhaps I know a wag out." ture. pair of psdieur scissors. You wil Peanut Butter; Pear Sauce, need a good emery board, some fact of spsscb if it is possibls in foTfotten. "What do you mean?" Lunch—Raw Apples and Pecans, any way to remedy tbs dsfsct. Stut- Women are swell, Tha ones I Bbe would be "that girl who was "Trust me," said Waring. "Walt (Cense of Dfscluu’ge) cuticle softener, bleach, and foot mat in England wars swell. Tbe Dinner—Vegetable Soup, boiled cream, Yo" can use your finger tsring sspscially dsmands tbs at mixed up in an alienation suit." a bit and see what happens," lean Beef; baked grated Carrots; Question: Mr, Gregory E, writes: tention o f teochsrs becauss it rsp- ones 1 maks pictures with In Holly- It was all hideous! Her whole be • • » "A friend has a discharge on bis nail enamel perfectly, v/ood are swsll, Spinach; salad of chopped Cucum 'The one good thin:, about psdi ressnts a blocking or bssitation in ing revolted at the thought. Sud- 'The hours barely crawled. Susan OBEAT GERMAN ATTACK bers in Beef Jelly; dlsn of Berries, pillow each morning that is tinted spsscb and is associated with a dis -^kw ry Cooper, movie actor, de^y Susan realized her employer answered the telephone, wrote let Thursday with blood. He claims that it is cures is that they make your feet turbance of tbe emotions so ssrious was still speaking. She bad almost ters and went to lunch, all in a sort caused by his gums bleeding. He look so nice you are lncll|isd to George Wasklngton waa tite best On April 29,1918, huge German Breakfast—Poached Eggs on Met go about barefooted a bit after' that it Intsrfsrss with clsar tbink- forgotten him, so absorbed was she of daze. Surely this was a bad army was burled at the entire ha Toast; stewed Fl|rigs. alsd co u ^ s a great deal. Does it Ing. and Id numy ways tbs most suc in this new, terrific problem. He dream, she would tell herself, from not seem that it is mors serious wards, 'This helps your feet. cessful businsss man of his times, Fronco-Britisb front between Zille- Lunch—Stewid Corm ; 6-mluute Having a pedicure ones a week Dr, Blanton ftsls that tbsrs is wore the quiet, dogged air of a man which she would presently awaken. beck Lake and Meteran, with only Cabbage; Lettuce. trouble?" ' no dividing 11ns bstwssn ths psrson Hs lift a fortuns of 8800,000, Im who had gone over the ground many She would not let herself think of Dinner—Broiled Lamb Clmps; Answer: Blood on the pillow may takes care of shaping your nails mense for those times, minor advances being r^orted,. right and keeping the cuticle push who stutters and who shows block times before. Aunt Jessie, How could she make cooked Celery; Ejrgplapt; salad 0 1 ' come from variotis causes, such as —Professor Albert Boshnefl Hori* 'The day’s flgbting was tbe heav ed bock. It doesn’t take much ing and hesitation and ths psrson "What she especially trades on is her tmderstand? She longed, yet iest since the second German drive raw Spinach andad Lettuce; Jello or nose bleeding, bleeding from the who exhibits nsrvousnsss and tim Metorian. the night I drove you to the Ask- dreaded, for five o’clock to come. Jell-Well with Cream, gums, cou^ing up blood, etc. If time. And it is time well spent, idity wbsn called on to express him began on April 9. Always bs pollto to young no- royds,” he told her. "She was angry Waring stopped at her desk in Belgian troops near Yi •res were , Friday your friend coughs a n e a t deal, self in public. then and I knew it, but I thought mid-afternoon, also heavily attMked, bui managed Breakfast—Cottage Cheese; sliced would certainly urge him to go to a 'The psychiatrists emphasize tbs bodlss; you never know how tii^ it of no Importance.” "Cheer up," be whispered. "It’s Pineapple. physician for examination. fact that stuttering is a symptom will turn out. If you must kick to regain all of.their lost ground DID YOU KNOW THAT- somebody, kick tbe old. "Surely she can’t think," began not as bad as it seems," by a cotmter-attack before tbe end Lunch—Choice of any of the add of failure of the individual to ad Susan fiercely, "surely she must But Susan refused to be comfort fruits, as much os desired; glass of just himself to his daily life. It —George Bernard ffhaw. of tbe day’s fighting, Milk, BABY BIFINED TO DEATH Imow you were only doing me a ed. Her eyes when she raised them American troops took over a sec may be caused by tear, by timidity, kindness such as you might have to to bis were so shadowed and mourn Dinner—Baked Sea Bass; baked Raw sugar, before It Is whitened or by some sort of resentment to Youth Is the time for loving. Age tor of tbe Somme salient created New York, April 29,—(AP)— in refineries, is yellow. is tbe time for refiectlng. any neighbor!" ful that the man felt a new twinge by the great March offensive, re stuffed Tomatoes; String Bean ward people in general. * « » of pity. Salad; no dessert, When flames sent 80 families scur Over 42 yer cent of the sales of In order to get at tbe basis of —Geraldine Farrar, in m d opera leased tired British troops for ser rying in panic from three tenement farm products are made during the Star. In spite of himself Ernest Heath "Has anything been settled?" Su vice in the reserve until they had Saturday this disturbance it is necessary to smiled. She was so earnest in her san asked fearfully. Breakfast—Baked Eggs; toasted houses in West 114tb street today, three months of September, October make a most careful study of tha time to recover from more than a cecepf Biscuit; stjuwed Raisins, four-year-old child remained be and November. I don’t believe that in our country simplicity. He must make her see. "Not yet." month of steady flgbting. mental life of tbe person concerned. "That’s Just it,” he said. "You Lunch—Pint of Buttermilk; ten hind. 'The baby was found an hour Newfoundland gets more like One analyzes bis emotions and the there is great danger that men who His tone, she thought, held false Turkish forces in Mesopotamia or twelve Dates. later, burned to death, on the fourth South America every day. After have chosen tbe military profession weren’t ‘Just any neighbor.’ You’re cheerfulness as he passed into the were again defeated by tbe British, factors which arouse them. It is my secretary. That’s the rub." Dinner—Roast Pork; French Arti floor of one of the houses. tropical winter, it turns up with also necessary to study bis nervous will get into another war. private office. Heath looked up. and continued their retreat north choke; baked ground Beets; Vege Immediate identiflcatlon waa im revolution! —Dr. Raymond O. Knox, ^ u ^ o ln ward. and muscular system to find out table salad of green Peas, Celery possible. Most wives dispute the statement whether there is co-ordinated con of Coltmibia. Four other children and two hat a woman stops hunting for a trol. adults suffered minor mms. Mrs. husband when the engagement is an- In tbe treatment of stuttering It Tbs Soviet government does not MRS. DREAR AND MRS. CHEER Mary F, Clark, 72-year-old blind notmeed. it not possible to rely on any one intend to war with any nation. It's woman, was carried to safety by a A buck deer recently shot in Penn technic exactly as It ia not possible ara tired of war. Its leaders Evening Herald Pattern policeman who braved death to sylvanla had six legs. to rely on any one track system of K . eace. make the rescue. 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I a •ia-a PAGE EliSVEI^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1962. f ■■ * w L VffiC V,' J FOOD i) MARKET P M E try Sind explained that they wore it field with McCluskey are such capa BISHOP CANNON ASKS on a chsUn around their neck as an ble performers as Raney of Cornell, HOSPITAL NOTES HIGH SCHOOL amulet because they believed in the FLORIDA ATHLETE Deem of Pennsylvania, and Block- Celebrating Oar 1st tradition that it would ward off the smith of Indiana, A new record is Janet Ritchie of 20 Clarke Place DISMISSAL OF APPEAL considered likely. McOuskey won NEWS evil eye or the bad spirits and gfS>od was admitted today. Year In Business luck would be with them always. LEADS DECATHLON the event last year. He is reported A son was bom today to Mr, and The msumer in which the women to be in fine physical condition for Mrs. Harold Preston of 21 LlUey what he regards as one of his hard Waahingtoa, April 29.— (A P )— of India treat their children is some street. Bishop James Ceinnon, Jr., today NEW FEATURES times very harsh and cruel. As the est races. Mrs. Earl Chapmem and infant asked the dismissal of the appeal by CENTER CAKE AND women go every day to work in the Pepsylvania Entry Second son of 82 Scarborough Road was the government from a decision factory they are forced to take their ESCORTS GALORE discharged today. which invalid.''ed the indictment FOR GRADUATION children with them on their backs. Considerable work is being done against him, charging violation of To quiet the baby they put some In Penn Relays; McChs- Webster, Mass., April 29.— (AP)— in the flower garden in rear of the the election laws. PIE SHOPPE opium underneath their flnger-nsdl Webster g^lrls who were in dispair hospital. The fine rock garden con ’The dismissal plea, addressed to 4 5 5 1/2 Main Street and place it in the baby’s mouth. / because they did not have male es structed by a friend of the hospital the District of Columbia Court of Mrs. C ^rlotte Kittle and Mrs. LUUan Clough, proprletprs. He told of the 50 or 60 millibna key Runs At 4:30. corts to take them to the annual is being completed for the uce of Appeals, also asked the same action junior prom at Bartlett High School Program To Exemplify Work of people in India who were known convalescent patients during the with regard to the case of Miss Ida Monday, May 2, marks our 1st Anniversary. We thank you for as the “Untouchables.” They • arc tonight, entered an advertisement summer months. It would be of in your generoos patronage, and shall hope to merit a continuance. asking that fifteen gigilos come to L. Burroughs, of Richmond, Va., considered as outcasts and treated Franklin Field, Philadelphia, Pa., terest to Manchester people to Done By High School Stn- their rescue have received 150 appli treasurer of the Anti-Smith com ANNIVERSARY SPECIALS, Saturday and Monday: as such for they are forced to do all April 29— (AP) —Joseph C. Hall, spend an hour at the hospital on cants. mittee in Virginia during 1928. of the lowest kind of work and are University of Florida all-around Hospital Day May 12. The churchman, through his at All Two-Crust P ie s ...... 5c Off dents Here. prevented from associating with the star, took the lead today over the torneys, argued the appeal should educated people of the country. three rivals in the first five events have been taken directly to the Anniversary Cake— Different Sizes, With and Without The liquor problem is becoming of the decathlon, opening feature of United States Supreme Court and Whipped Cream. more and more difficult in the coun The graduation exercises of the Penn Relay carnival. that the Court of Appeals had no try because of the sap which is col Hall amassed 3785.1765 points. jurisifictlon. Tomorrow we will have Baked Beans, Home Made Bread, class of 1932 will offer several new lected from the cocoanut trees and (Jeorge Munger, of Pennsylvania in The original Indictments were Graham Nut Bread, Custard, Lemon Meringue and a features and will be in line with the after being allowed to ferment is second place had 3734.6805 points. BRUNNER'S MARKET held invalid by Justice James M. policy of the school to make the sold at very low prices to the men C. H. Saxe, of Colgate University Proctor in the District of Columbia Variety of Cream Pies. of the country who enjoy the ceremonies interesting to class and wao third at the half-way stage of Supreme Court; on the grounds toddy" as it is called, to the highest the all-day grind, with a total of they were not properly drawn. Customers Cordially Invited To Call Monday and relatives alike. This year the extent because it is cheap. Some speakers will be from the honor list 3337.524 points. Henry Pohl, of They charged that Bishop Cannon Share In Our Birthday Cake. one remarked that you get lots of the University of Delaware was and Mias Burroughs failed to report of the highest 15 per cent and while fun for a few cents in India! But all of the 27 students may not par fourth with 3014.9135 points. Only their expenditure of money given the speaker explained that a few four athletes, half the original en the churchman to use against Al ticipate, plans are being made for cents represented a day’s entire pay try, started the decathlon, with only fred E. Smith in Virginia in the last many of them to appear. Washington Trip a few hundred spectators looking presidential campaign. At a meeting today of the senior Fourteen seniors and one boy who ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS class advisors the following chair on. was formerly a member of the class, Each Wins 2 Events 'A' men were announced to prepare the Richard Smith, will go with the various psirts which will be put to Hall and Mimger each won two Rockville High school seniors on events outright. The husky Florida gether to make the graduation eve Monday morning for the Washing ning program: Open address (salu entry captured the shot put and ton excursion. The party will be high jump with good performances. tatory), Ruth Sonniksen; the char under the conductorship of Principal acter of George Washington, James Munger took the broad jump and Philip Howe of Rockville High O’Leary; the character of The Fu 400 meter nm besides tying with school. Mr. Quimby, who has been Ssuce for best time in the 1(K) meter ture, Barbara Badmington; The Epi making these trips annually to sode of Literature, Dorothy Hultman dash. Washing(ton for the past twelve Hall’s toss of 44 feet, 11 S-4 Saturday! and Ruth Hal^ with Miss Gertrude years, will not accompany the group Oberempt as coach; The Episode of inches, in the shot put, was the this year. The trip will take in the Drama, Gunnar Johnson with nearest of any perfoftaance to the about the same places which previ Miss Helen Page as coach; The Epi carnival decathlon record. ous Manchester groups have visited sode of Music, Phyllis Kratchmar with Miss Dorward as coach; The but while in Wtishington they will Franklin field, Philadelphia, Pa., The Day Oi Wonderhil Saving Values At Episode of Art, Eunice Brown fmd stop at the Cairo Hotel.. Classmates April 29— (AP) —Only four com Pearl Martin with Miss Harriet or friends who wish to communicate petitors, the smallest field in the with members of the party will be Condon as coach; The Episode of history of the event, began the pro .S bb'-N ^ "b Human Relations, George Marlowe able to reach them there imtil longed contest today for decathlon with Arthur N. Potter as coach; The Thursday noon when .they start back honors at the Penn Relay carnival •s; .i' Episode of Nature, Foster Leavitt home, via Annapolis, Baltimore, Vir Only Four Compete ginia (including .^amestown, York with Phillip imery as coach; Con The original entry list was cut iv' ' -Si _ cluding address, epilogue (valedic town, and Williamsburg), arriving in exacUy in half by the withdrawal, tory), Edwina Elliott with Miss Avis Manchester Saturday evening. The for various reasons, of Fred Klauer, W ^ h as coach. Miss Hielen Estes trip this year is made over the New of Colgate, J. Delaney, of Villa Everybody’s Market will direct the process of gathering Haven road to New York and the Nova, R. Moncus, of New Mexico the various parts into a theme B. & O. from there on. and H. Brownlee, of Westminster. Look these specials over, compare them, and you will quickly showing the impression which mod Golf The survivors were headed by em education makes on George Thanks to the good offices of Doc George Munger, University of TELEPHONE ORDERf come to the same conclusion as the rest of the town did, and say Washington. tor Moore, president of the Manches Pennsylvania, and Joseph C. Hall, PROMPTLY DSUVERED The program will tend to exempli ter Country Club, and the Board of of the University of Florida. C. H. quite enthusiastically fy the work of, the high school and Directors of the Club, the High Saxe, of Colgate and Henry Pohl, at thd same time recognize the school golf team will be permitted of Delaware, completed the quartet. Washington bi-centennial. The main to play a few matches on the local Munger got off in front by tying idea to be brought out will be that course this spring. The inter- Saxe for the best time in the 100 Dial 5 1 9 1 Everybody Saves At society now offers more leisure time scholastic season opens with metre dash, 11.6 seconds and then match on Saturday morning at West Winning the broad jump with a leap than.it did in Washington’s time and 10 lb. Cloth Ba^ that the schools have met the chal Hartford with the William Hall of 21 feet, 8 inches. Everybody's Market lenge by preparing students for the High school team of that place. The Civello brothers, Elmore Hultino, “worthy use of leisure time." Manchester has particular inter 84 SUGAR |S4 Mike Reardon and Hadden are the Such a program as this will also est in the Penn Relays because its Oakland five candidates from whom four will Oakland be in line with the economy program famous college track star, Joseph P. Street Ureet of the schools as there v^ll be no be chosen to represent the school 39c in this first meet. Other matches McClusky, Fordham captain, is en Land OXakes BUTTER 2 3 « n>. graduation speaker to pay for. The tered in the 3,000 meter steeple class will wear caps and gowns of will be as follows: West Hartford High in Manches chase. This event is scheduled for gray poplin as they have for the 4:35 this afternoon. Included in the NATIVE past four years. The poplin was ter, May 21. found by last year’s class to be Meriden High in Meriden, May 10. Dial 5 1 9 2 Lewis High in Southington, May DANDELION GREENS much cooler than the wool gowns H e peck worn in previous years. This outfit 19. Lewis High in Manchester, June 4. Columbia or COW SLIPS makes it unnecessary for any gradu A t 1 Royal Baking ates to buy new clothing for the ex Weaver High in Hartford, May 12. ercises and gives an appearamce of State Interscholastics in Bridge Powder, 1 Royal TOMATO BERRIES ! BERRIES ! uniformity. port, June 11. Class Day C. H. TRYON’S Chocolate Pudding STRAWBERRIES O c basket The class day exercises for 1932 SOUP will be held in Educational Square if CALIFORNIA QUAKE Both for 2 3 c Isn’t this ample proof of our “buying power” ? the weather is suitable on Friday Sanitary Market afternoon, June 19th, to be followed 4 cans 2 9 c 1 _____ ^ SOMETHING NEW ! in the evening by more exercises and DUI..M 3 U dancing. Committees for the day’s Brawley, Calif., April 29.— (AP) Dial 4800 Fresh activities were announced today as —An earthquake of sharp and Ass’t MarshmaDows follows: heavy intensity shook the city at BACON 25c"’ ASPARAGUS Class Song—Esther Tack, Ruth 8:50 a. m., today. Saturday one day only 200 do*- ASPARAGUS pound bunch or more. Johnson, Miss Dorward. The city was thrown into nervous en Strictly Fresh Eggs O O ^ The nearest tasting grass to “nattve” this excitement, recalling that two years Fresh, Large Class Poem—Anne Tivnan, Miss large size, dozen .. Dandelions year. pl$. (10 o z .)...... 10c A. Walsh. ago a series of qualies shook the CeUophane wrapped and half the regular sell Class Motto—Jane Wadach, Miss city, tumbling buildings and caus Try our own Peanut Butter. EGGS 25c doz. Spinach, Carrots ing price. Spafard. ing extensive damsige. HARD RIPE, SLICING However, the first strong shock * Class Baimer—Ambrose Pratt, We make it...... 25c SELECTED FULL SWEET Edward Fischer, Miss Condon. was not followed immediately as oc BEECHNUT Class History—Beatrice Perrett, curred in the previous disturbances, COFFEE 3 3 c TOMATOES.... 2lbs.25c which began with c mparatlvely Coffee Special! Ground to suit CHASE & SANBORN’S Freda Clegg, Leonard Bjorkman, Win yon please check up on this price else strong vibrations until they reach David Nelson, Miss McGuire. No. 2 Can where ? ______4 Qts. 29c Prophecy and Gifts—Florence ed a destructive force and then sub No. 2 Can sided...... 28c Donahue, Louise Jemssen, Anne Tiv Bon Ton Fancy POSITIVELY LAST TIME THIS YEAR! FLORIDA’S FINEST JUICE nan, Dixon Burdick, Ray Pratt, Had No damage was .reported here. APPLE den, Miss Burke. 10 lbs. Sugar .... 42c Class Will—Ida Anderson, Irma 3 Cans Tomato PEAS ORANGES peek Anderson, Edward Fischer, Mr. Hlg- SAUCE g^ns. J u ice...... 25c Regular 8»c and 49c dozen sIim ! What a saving! Ask somebody who had them! Address of Welcome and Presiding lESUICH REIIEtlS 2 lbs. Large Officer—James O’Leary. P ru n es...... 2 for 2 9 c lOc Orator—.^ohn Lloyd. 19c One Quart Peanuts Free with Decorations—Mary Sommerville, tllBM N RICH M Ammonia, quart size, each purchase of One Quart Ice Ruth Stavnitsky, Helen Topping, 2 bottles fo r ----- 25c Evelyfi West, Julius Radding, Domi Ass’t COOKIES.... 15c lb. Cream at 25c. nic Squalrlto, Sheridan, Miss E. HHIIMUMENTS Rib Roast Beef ROAST PORK - POT ROAST Walsh. lb...... 23c f i r s t ’TIME THIS YEAR AND LAST ! WASHINGTON’S SELECTEDICTED Business Details— Albert Madden, Pot Roast Beef Mr. Quimby. Helpa^ Correct Constipatioii The number of tickets for gradu with *‘Bulk” and Vitamin B ; lb...... 23c LAMB 5 iiM. 2 5 * ation and class day will be very lim Also Has Iron Legs of Lamb APPLES ited this year owing to the size of lb...... ROME BEAUTY the class. There will be ubout 180 25,c who will receive diplomas which Recent scientific research shows Native Roasting SCOTCH HAM - HAMBURG means that they "Vill receive only that Kellogg’s A ll-Bran contains Chickens, lb...... 3 ^ three tickets each for the gradua two things needed to overcome tem- DIAL New Texas Onkms 4 lbs. 29c tion evening prog^ram with the pos lorary and recurring constipation, Daisy Ham DIAL {t has “ bulk” to exercise the intes lb...... How much are you paying a ponndt EGGS...... 19c dozen sibility of applying for a fourth tick 28c All from Coventry—and large, tool et after reservations have been made tines, and Vitamin B to tone the Pork to Roast for the school authorities who usual intestinal tract. ly attend. On Class Day the seniors These two important food-ele lb...... I5c LibbyNj Red Tall ARMOUR’S COOKED \^1 probably have four tickets each. ments promote reralar habits, and Home Made Sausage This means that in the case of large help do away with the headaches, lb...... SALMON Radishes or Rareripes families they will have to divide loss of appetite and energy, so often 2 0 c LundiTongue, their attendance between the two the result of constipation. Fancy Slice programs. The ‘TDulk” in AU/-BRAN is mild Bacon, lb. 19c)29c 26c 2bunches...... 5c Assembly in action— much like that of let The Finest This Yeprl Frank S. Coan who did religious tuce. Inside the body, it forms a Baked Ham 2 6-oz. cans work in India for ten years, was the soft mass, which gently clears the sliced, lb...... 45c speaker at both the Freshmen and intestines o f wastes. Special cook Boiled Ham, sliced ORANGE PEKOE upper-class assemblies yesterday ing processes make AU j-B ban finer, lb...... ^ G - F O O O - ^ afternoon. Mr. Coan told of the softer, more palatable. 25c 5192 ...... 2for25c Tomatoes 5191 customs and costumes of the natives Isn’t this pleasant “ cereal wav” Regular 9-Inoh Diameter— ly . Pounds or More! TEA,l-2liiiliii...... 17t of India and in order that he might far more healthful than using pills lb...... 19c Turnips SATURDAY ONLY Tomatoes Baked in Hartford by the best pie concern better Illustrate his talk two boys and drugs—so often habit-forming? 2 1-2 lb. bunch N. B. C. there! We cahnot divulge their name—but! and two g;irls were selected from Just eat two tablespoonfuls of Asparagus .... Bananas Celery the audience in order that he might 29 c Pineapple Fluff Kellogg’s daily — enough for most Carrots KErCHlgJ4iB.bollltll)c demonstrate. Gunnar Johnson act types of constipation. If your in Apples Lettuce B u n ch ...... ed as model while a long piece of testinal trouble is not relieved this 10c COOKIES Heilman’s Salad Dressng LARGE, FANOt* white cloth was wound around him way, see your doctor. Spinach DIAL uhtil it resembled a pair of trou DIAL Besides, A ll-B ran brings your P e c k ...... sers and Dickson Burdick showed 25c body twice as much blood-building Lettuce 22c lb. p h a p h e s ,,,.. the audience at what angle, etc., the iron as an equal amount by weight 5192 Pint jar...... ,— 15c turban should be wound about one’s of beef liver. , Head 5191 head. Two sophomore girls dis- 8c, 12Ac pttO^ed somv very beautiful wo Equally tasiy as a cereal with Celery Libby’s California Prunes ...... • s S S • K • 5 ibs.25c man’s clothing that Mr. Coan : bad milk or cream, or used in cooking. B u n ch ...... Recipes on the red-and-green pacK> ... 15c brought from India. Parsnips BRUNNER'S MARKET (Hr. Coan told of the Bible or age. Sold by all grocers. Made by K^ogg in ^ttle Cxed(« 1 lb* • t r • > » »»•*•••! 6 c ■•X’-r -i' ■ v-‘i ' f ' " ■.-/-■■■■■ Vi" ' it ■■ \S." MANC3HBSTBR HVWfnfG HBRALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, OONN.FRIDAT, APRIL 99, im . PAGE TWBLVB : : 0 k f OOD {> M ARKEmGE *5l - spent ^ eral days with her broth winter, abolished Prohibition after Rhode Island, and attended Rev. Darby’s church. er also. trying it for twelve years.” ANDOVER Mr. and Mrs. Walter De Mott and A total of 722,901 votes were TOLLAND Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Itockwell three children spent the week-end TWO STATES VOTE DRY, polled in the Finnish election of with their two children and Mrs. with Mrs. De Mott’s father, Frank which 28.10 per cent voted in favor Miss Loretta McGuire the teacher Griswold of Hartford, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Herbert Thompson did not of retention of Prohibition, 1.40 per at the White School and Miss Anna Cooper and Mrs. M. Cooper of Man leave for Chancellor, Va., Monday Schatz. A man after Us own cent favored modification and 70:50 L. Smith the teacher at Snlpsic chester were recent guests at the as reported. Her ausbsnd and son Samoel 18:14. 46 WET, IN FINAL POLL Lake School have been spending home of Mrs. Laura Judson. TRY TO WRECK TRAIN per cent favored repeal of their Pro Malcomb were taken with grip hibition laws, while the current Lit this past week on a cruise Harold and Robert West of Snip- Nelson, B. C., April 29—(AP) — Men are aometimas accused of to the West Indies on the S. S. sic Lake, are guests at the heme '^f colds so Mrs. Thompson postponed Police sought today for dynamiters erary Digest poll shows 26.49 per her visit for the time being. pride, merely because their accusers cent of the ballots returned favor Transylvania ocean liner. their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. who attempted to wreck an east- would be proud themselves were OF THE LITERARY DIGEST Rupert West, A. Esten Clough Ivan Wilcox of Merrow, Conn. Edward H. Frink of Rutland, "V't., bound Canadian Pacific railway pas ing the continuance and 73.51 per spent Monday night with his par they in their places.—Shenstone. cent favoring the repeal of Prohibi- and Henry Seigel attended the Tolland was well represented at senger train at Thrums, 16 miles the Rockville Community Garden ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Frink. He tiem. meeting of the Connecticut Rured east of here, lEist night setts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Road Improvement Association held club card party held at the Elks also called on his sifter, Mrs. E. W. The train had just passed over a The man who says the right Thirty-Three Stales Return Mexico, North Dakota, Washington, at the Hotel Garde in Hartford, home last Wednesday evening. It Platt, in Wappln?-. switdh when a terrific explosion thing at the right time is rare. and Wyoming, Wednesday of this week. was reported a most pleasant Mrs. Myrtice Mathewson and shattered the switch. The train was But not half so rare as the man The fifteen States returning a 2 OPPOSES CHURCH COURT Mr. and Mrs. George Palmer gathering as well as a finEmcial suc daughter, Annie, and Mrs. Harold not damageu and none of the pas who sayi nothing at the right' Over 3 To 1 Final Major to 1 majority for Prohibition are Charter received the sad news Wed cess. Wilson were callers In Wllllmantic sengers was injured. time. Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Kentucky, nesday of the death from an opera Wednesday. Maine, New Hampshire, Ohio, Ore tion of appendicitis of their nephew Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bigelow of Hartford, Conn., April 29.— (AP) ity For Repeal; Compari gon, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Earl Kenuar of Auburn, Mass. DEATHS LAST NIGHT Northboro, >^ass., and Miss Alberta Utah, "Vermont, Indiana, Missouri —Establishment of a final court of There will be a celebration for Chase of Framingham, Mass., spent son With 1930 Poll Vole and Arizona. appeals in the Episcopal church was Arbor Day tree planting when the Whitewater, Wis.—Capt. J. J. Wednesday night with the former's Nevada heads the wet column Silver Maple presented to the town Downey, 84, known as the “Drum daughter, Mrs. Emery Fellows, on opposed today by the Rev. George mer B ^ of Shiloh” to his friends. FLORENCE’S DELICATESSEN with 88.20 per cent of Its final vote C. Foley of, Philadelphia Divinity by the Rockville Community Garden their way home from ” lorlda where He enlisted in the Civil War at the Shows a Shift Toward for repeal while Kansas,' for some School, speaking at the denomina Club will be planted on the Hicks they spent the winter. age of 14 and first served as a F. KELLEY, Prop. weeks during the poll the only dry tion’s National Congress. Memorial School grounds. Mrs. Thomas Blrmlnghan enter State, heads the column for Prohibi '"The functions of the court would Mrs. Martha Peters, aged 50 drummer boy. tained with three tables of bridge Indianapolis— ) Frederick E. STATE THEATER BUILDING Wetter Sentiment. tion in the final vote. be to decide questions of faith and years, wife of Artliur Peters, passed Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. George Taylor, 65, prominent Baptist lead 751 Main Street The drys showed a continuous doctrine,” Dr. Foley said. away at her home in the south part Stanley had the highest score and er. gain during the progress of the Poll, “An Appellate Court could do of the town Wednesday morning Mrs. Alfrc . Keller the lowest. Re Seventy-three voters out of every the ratio for Prohibition continu only one of two things. It could re after several months’" illness. She freshments were served by the Finest Home Prepared hundred tavor a repeal of the Eigh ance increasing from 15.85 per cent assert the language of the faith, leaves beside her husband a small After all, bandits are crude fel hostess. daughter 11 years of age, a tou lows. Otherwise they would settle Miss Edna Schatz Is spending the teenth Amendment as evidenced by of the total vote of the first week’s which would add nothing to the Pastries, Salads, Cold Meats, etc. returns to 26.49 per cent of the judgment of tl lower court or Its Ernest Peters, several brothers, down In some rich community and week with her brother and family, the final figures in The Literary Charles Andi'uws of Palmer, Mass., elect one of their number to county Mr. and Mrs. George Schatz in final vote. value. Digest’s nation-wide Prohibition The .District of Columbla'-vote is “But it would do something much William Andrews and Herbert An office. East Hartford. Miss Murlal Schatz drews of Manchester and two sis Poll, which will be published in the over 3 to 1 wet. more ominous; It would attempt to magazine tomorrow. give an Interpretation of that lan ters, Mrs. Emma Stuart and Mrs. Then tenth and final tabulation Ella Cross of Manchester. The fun A total of 4,668,537 ballots were in the 1930 Literary Digest Prohi guage. It would try to determine returned and counted In this what opinions are legitimate with eral was held this afternoon at bition Poll giving three options on 2:30 o’cleok at White’s funeral par “ straw" referendum. The division the ballot instead of two showed a in the church." of the final figures shows 1,236,660, The morning session was devoted lors in Rockville and interment in total tabulation of 4,806,404 votes of the Vemon Center family plot Rev. or 26.49 per cent, voting for con which 1,464,098, or 30.46 per cent to a debate on the court of appeals tinuance of the Prohibition Amend questions. The Congress closes this Walker, pastor of tlie African were for strict enforcement while Baptist church officiated. ment and 3,431,877, or 73.51 per 1,399,314, or 29.11 per cent, were afternoon with an address by Bish cent, favoring repeal. op Samuel B. "^ootb o f Vermont on Mrs. Zoe Beckley who has been for modification to admit light spending some time in New York Kansas and North Carolina are wines and beers and 1,948,052, or “Is religion necessary for a high POPULAR MARKET the only two States giving a clear morality?” City has opened her summer home 40.43 per cent were registered in here and has as guests Leete Stone majority for Prohibition, Kansas favor of an outright repeal of the 855 Main Street South Manchester voting dry by a majority of 897 and his father of Freeport, Maine, Eighteenth Amendment. BfEADS PEN WOMEN for a few days. ______MANCHESTER'S ORIGINAL CUT PRICE MARKET______votes out of a total of 84,121 ballots In the Poll of two years ago, five received and North Carolina voting The Tolland Library Association States voted majorities for the Washington, April 29—(AP) — will hold their regular meeting next dry by a majority of 68 votes out of Eighteenth Amendment while in the Mrs. Clara Keck Heficbower of Monday afternoon at 8:30 o’clock a total of 64,790 ballots returned. current poll only two States are The wettest section of the United Clnclimati today was elected presi D. S. T. in the Librairy rooms. reported dry. dent of the National League of Mr. and Mrs. Hoyt Hayden with States as evidenced by the returns In the 1930 Poll, Kansas had a In this Poll is the group of States American Pen Women. Mrs. Hefie their son Henry and daughter Emily We Have The dry percentage of 57.67 while in the bower succeeds Mrs. Grace Seton were Sunday guests of Rev. and from the Mississippi River east to present referendum her Prohibition Thompson. Mrs. William C. Darby at Bristol, the Atlantic Ocean and approxi majority is 50.23 per cent. mately north of the Mason-Dixon North Carolina voted 60.66 per Line, with the dampest concentra cent dry in the poll of two years tion in the seaboard States of New ago and 50.05 per cent in the cur York. New Jersey, Connecticut, and rent returns. VALUES Rhode Island. Arkansas voted 52.19 per cent dry The dryest section of the country in 1930 as agednst 47.76 per cent Includes the belt of States extend this year. Oklahoma’s dry vote of Q e/of> hone^ ing from Kansas,' Oklahoma and 50.94 per cent two years ago is re Texas to the Atlantic with the ex duced to 45.47 per cent dry in 1932. ception of Missouri, L,ouisi«ma, and Tennessee, voting 60.87 per cent for Buy Here and Save Florida, which three States register enforcement in 1930 now shows a higher wc, majorities. final dry percentage of 48.54. The balance of the Middle West •Tn an unforgettable year of It Is Health Fact ern States show a sentiment wetter public anxiety, controversy and than the Southern group but con political ferment but also of cour Our milk is under absolute siderably dryer than the Northeast RIB age and hope,” the magazine will scientific control. No “hit or ern section of the country. The Rocky Mountain States show state editorially tomorrow, “The miss” system here. Our lab Literary Digest offers this Prohibi a collective vote slightly less wet oratory tests prove its high ROAST tion Poll to the nation as a rounded PORK than the country at large while the contribution to the sum of public finality. Pacific Coast States gives a ma knowledge concerning the under jority for repeal higher than the na currents of national opinion and •Quatihj • tional ratio. •CourtsMj* Thirty-three States and the Dis sentiment on this vital issue. FORES of VEAL *^ rvic« • trict of Columbia return wet ma “The poll now becomes history, a jorities in the final tabulation rang symmetrical edifice of statistical ing from 2 to 1 to over 7 to 1 for data built for the whole nation and not for any party or cause, we repeal. SPRING Six States, giving a return of be dedicate it simply and sincerely to tween 40 to 50 per cent of their service in the search for wisdom by total votes for the continuance of public men in their councils and Prohibition, include Tennessee, Ark conventions, their legislatures and LAMB executive mansions, at this crisis of LEGS % ansas, Oklahoma, Alabama, Miss issippi, and South Carolina, ranked the nation’s life. in the order of their greater dry "If our offering is nothing else, it JIliilnliiiiiimuuiiiliiiiu'iiiiimimiiiiiQinni sentiment. is a refiectlon of one special aspect BONELESS Nine States, fianally voting more of truth, as faithfully garnered as than 4 to 1 wet, are Connecticut, we, with much experience and good Illinois, Louisiana, Montana, Neva will, could do the job.” da, New Jersey, New York, Rhode The Literary Digest points out a OVEN ROASTS Island and Wisconsin. close parallel between the returns U The nine States voting over 3 to of this unofficial referendum and 1 wet in the final returns include the national plebicite taken in Fin SERVI< California, Maryland, Massachu land “whereby that country, last STOP FANCY FOWL FINAL REPORT OF THE LITERARY DIGEST’S rnimiiuMimmiiinit THRIFT QUALITY 1932 PROHIBITION POLL RUMPS or LEGS WEEK-END ALL WEEK SPECIALS (From The Literary Digest of April 80, 1982.) SPECIALS APRIL 29 to MAY 5th State For CX>ntinaanoe For Repeal Total 3 MINUTE OAT FLAKES MILK-FED Alabama ...... 16,394 20,438 36,832 BUTTER Arizona ...... 2,552 7,027 9,579 Pkg. 9c 3 Pkgs. 25c Arkansas ...... 14,817 16,202 31,019 2 5 c Free! Send In one trade-mark to the 8 California ...... 50,648 166,919 217,567 minute men, Station. WDRC, Hartford Colorado ...... 14,870 22,887 37,757 and reorive a gennine Scripto Pencil VEAL Connecticut ...... 11,383 60,959 72,342 free. Tone In ’Tuesday, Thursday, Sat Delaware ...... 2,442 6,425 8,867 EGGS urday 5:80 p. m. District of Columbia .... 3,009 10,509 13,518 Florida ...... 11,742 34,648. 46,390 Western 1 O ^ SMOKED D ozen ...... Kirkman’s SOAP CHIPS ‘i Q Georgia ...... 14,038 25,479 39,517 isIC 16,023 large pkg...... 1 9 C Idaho ...... 5,313 10,710 Save the labels for 'valuable premiums. Ulinois ...... 63,748 228,972 282,720 Indiana ...... 66,126 140,100 206,226 Frankforts or FRESH 90,354 BRILLO, 1 e ^ SHOULDERS Iowa ...... 32,480 57,874 Kansas ...... 42,259 41,862 84,121 Macke’s O C 2 pkgs...... IOC Kentucky ...... 26,143 53,662 79,805 2 n>s...... a OC Louisiana ...... 7,510 33,236 40,796 Rumford BAKING ^ ^ Maine ...... 10,877 24,794 35,671 POWDER, 1-2 lb. can . .. i / C SIRLOIN Maryland ...... 14,318 46,964 61,282 ORANGES 183,184 Massachusetts ...... 39,184 143,960 Son-Kist PALMOLIVE SOAP 141,553 181,368 Michigan ...... 39,815 D o w n ...... Minnesota ...... 31,475 101.694 133,169 isOC 3 bars...... Mississippi ...... 12,047 15,305 • 27,852 or ROUND STEAKS Missouri ...... 43,890 106,519 150,409 Mueller’s Cooked I Q . - , Montana ...... 4,859 19,995 24,854 Grapefruit SPAGHETTI, 2 cans .... I 9 C Nebraska ...... 19,790 33,222 53,012 Nevada ...... 395 2,952 3,847 ’ S '” 2 2 c ZA-Rex Cane and New Hampshire ...... 6,620 14,529 21,149 1 Q Roll Butter Selected Eggs I Pure Lard New Jersey ...... 29,953 174,806 204,759 Maple Syrup, 12 oz. jar . . X O C New Mexico ...... 1,587 4,781 6,368 New York ...... 76,922 426.694 503,616 Bananas Libby’s Red SALMON A ^ North Carolina ...... 32,429 32.361 64,790 fancy 1 lb. can...... 2 0 V2« lb. 1 C e dos. lb. North Dakota ...... 6,810 21,205 28,015 4 "’" 2 3 c Ohio ...... 106,367 280,196 386,503 Worcester 1 C Oklahoma ...... 25,026 30,004 55,030 FRESH BAKERY PRODUCTS IVORY SALT, 2 pkgs. .. 1 D C Oregon ...... 11,446 26,271 37,717 Newton Roberteon’s Butter Roll Home Made Hettetooe Pennsylvania ...... 133,317 894,225 527,542 Rhode Island ...... 3,431 18,895 21,826 Walnut Coffee Jack Frost 1 C..* COFFEE RINGS AND BREAD BUTOER LAYER CAKES South Carolina ...... 12,282 18.361 80,643 Ring 4X SUGAR, 2 pkgs...... I D C CRUMB CAKES South Dakota ...... 7,110 15,159 22,269 Each Tennessee ...... 27,479 29,122 56,601 Uneeda Bakers Assorted 1 Q ^ ' 6 Loaves 25c Texas ...... 48,832 74,527 123,359 FRUIT FLUFFS, lb...... 19c Utah ...... 4,650 10,281 14,931 1 9 c lUC 2'” 25c Vermont ...... 4,937 11,829 16,266 Virginia ...... 27,721 47,617 75,338 SEVEN DAY COFFEE...... lb. 25c FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Washington ...... 15,358 48,973 64,331 COFFEE, EMPIRE SERVICE...... lb. 31c Fresh Native Sankist West Virginia ...... 23,662 44,741 68,403 RADISHES GRAraFRIJIT Wisconsin ...... 20,702 110,528 181,230 TEA— Empire Service Orange Pdcoe, 1-2 lb...... 30c DANDELIONS ORANGES Wyoming ...... 1,832 6,420 8,252 BREAD—Em'pire Service, large loaf . ^...... 7c State "Unknown . . . . ; . . r. 16i06S 16i445 83,508 Peck for [t will pay y«a || patroniae Empire Service Stores. 2 5 c “ ^ U. 8. Total...... 1,286,660 8,481.877 4,668,587 13c % MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1982. PAGE THIRTEEN Allison conquers Rainvllle in Davis wsek-ssd bill at the State today the CSrcle an opportunity of seeing ance,” Bishop Lm said, “that the cup singles. and Saturday. the complete serial. American government should con-, Overnight Dracut, Mass.—Merrimack Wo **THE HOME OF FOOD VALUES'* pint i First Strawberries Freik I baskets COUNTRY ROLL PURE Ma t i o s a i BPITER ...... 19 l-2c Ib. LARD, 1 lb. prints 5 3-4c Ib. Markets Sponge Layer Cake FRESH KILLED / FRESH DAILY - ' , 'A F O M ^ L 2 MILK at All Our Stem 1 0 ^ MTI.K f e d FRESH OR SMOKED VEAL...... 14cib. SHOULDERS Bmnp. Leg or BhenMir. Go to yoor Pint Nitiom l mtt man (or d ik Soti doy^i BACON EGGS FEESB BMOKBD PURE GRANULATED Reoft. Above all eiw/ FlraC NatlofMl M orktii ore SLICED H t n f f g l d noScd for tbeir good beef. Buy your woek-ond SUGAR CURED t Guaranteed 9c 7c bocf ro«9t korC/ and you can bo lore of goMfif RINDLESS SUGAR...... lO kiO c Selected Foundc to'ft oaatomer. carefully lelectcd/ tender meat/ at a price muck 2 ’ “ 2 9 SLICED ^ ^ LEAN lower tkan you would ordinarily pay for moat of O R D E R TH E PURITAN BACON % K ^ ib 1 lb FINAST BACON equal quality. COMBINATION 1 dez HBNFIELD EGGS POT ROAST...... 10c lb. PURITAN HAMS . * ^ 1 2 9 ^ Ddleleus■rwiwivitv bentictfvwnmimvv «v*nevtn vror pet rvMroast c SEiUlOTED GENUINE SPRING O n t CHUCK ROAST '25^ LAND O’LAKES 0 Ib ^ G S ...... 14c dozen lift euH of eem.fed beef l l o l l f iq itn Large LAMB...... 2 0 cl. Bib Ohopn and Leg of Lamb. R U T T E D Sw e^ tCrom JL U.S. Gov’t Certified HEAVY STEER BEEF RIB ROAST Owr lamoM bondcM even roast BROCKtlPE CREAMIRY BUTTER FACE RUMP ^ Jick Frost St s t e a k s 1 6 « »>• Popular eul of pet roast SUGAR Granulitod FRESHLY GROUND FLORIDA ' CROSS RIBS ' Feney MIlk.fed MIRABIL IRVIS HAMBURG..... 3 ls.2 5c ORANGES..... 15c dozen LARD A PURE FRESH PRESERVE 2 dozen S5o. Raspberry. Strawberry VEAL LEGS ^ Plne»Hf. Apricot/ , Blackberry 1 1b pkg rsr weiRiRff hr* manss The Puritan Market CORNED BEEF Palmolive Beads 2 9^ MAIN AT ELDRID6E STREET Tkii Is not ordinary Corned Beef. ' K If mildly Scratch Peed rrasb'.Al all np Mercs m cured and free from tket felly toftc In Mclii Frankfurt! 2 25^ ib !5 LBS 100 LBS Fancy Briskets iitsful Plaait btaadiNcddc ic«> to «eW saw 39^ S1.SS Prepared Muiterd 23."25« L e a n E nds RMieead brand i grcci lad padied in Main# ^ ^ _ SMITWS GROCERY CHATKA TELEPHONE 5114 Delkieur lb Bantam Corn 3 2B* 2 NORTH SCHOOL STREET M iddle Ribs liver A mnl u b lypvF — _ _ Native Broileri ^RABMIAT Frcih-44 Ib cvcrcgc miiw m irm n 3%1-M lb...... Com Flakes Pensy Ifnpcrtc4 Idani far pumkot ar cnfflcc ^ _ Fancy Large Fowl SHOULDERS .11^ TImbar Lake Syrup IB* lb# N. H Tl. 8 5 ® I, ,,,,,, 8c Sen WMic Mealy VaildiNtar bnnd—|«il immi; hml ind inrvn Boneless Roast of Chicken A La King Veal...... I* LAMB LEGS SflMlw a fradi dimHc ^ ^ » Beiiad and Rallad If dailrad PIACHIS Legs of Lamb riNAIT SLICES OR Camel CiBarettei 2^'’<’25* LAMB FORES ‘ 13^ CAMPFIRE AND Fawy^jjad J 4 to 8 Iba. ev. QUALITY Lamb to Stew__ (H ilvti) M BAKIRY SPICIALS « Prime Ribs of U A ,, r W l R I L Roast Beef A J C jO U C 2 Lf. Tim 3 t e Mildly aurad-Yaur akdaa h waifM »2S* BILMONT BREAD 'iiy Ic Whf fa ar allhar and ^ P R IZI BREAD 'ii:.'!; 7c '’Berf” *®'. 20c,25c TOMATO Rib Corned Beef DORACO HAM' 17^ PAN Biscuits 0..7 c lb...... lOc CATSUP DOUGHNUTS Plain ar Sugared Dei ISC Smoked Shoulders • l O c Sauer Kraut Fresh Fruits and Vegetables FINAST IRAND PRUIT HIRMifS t u. tsc Ahietutcly Purt Peanut lb s •••••• I,,,,,, ,1 el aH Combination and Grocery Stores STRAWBERRY BAR <•>••• ^..‘IVc Fresh Shoulders f.'» 5Ibs.25c Butter lb ...... V.. |ia#t Beta I Rib Roast Pork O r a n g e i 39d Kirkmon’s Soop f “ W fSC lljs S. O . S. t f Sc B a n a n a s ^mey n.. PRUNNCE Hamburg Steak ... .. 1 lb. / coame aur Bdb-O 1 TOM B S C 3 for 50c. IO C StraWbCrrICB Fmeat Loulalana S£lS!..23c HASH Gimoy Soop, 1 •*** Wc Sausage Meat Sunbrite Cleanser UN f g lb...... 19c L e t t u c e Fancy leebtrf 2 ‘“ *15d 20 ec Tin Quick Arrow Soop Chips LHMe 1V^ P e e s Finest Cdlfemic 3 *• 29g 1M% KNN$yLVANIA Cream of Dandelions qto Penn-Rad M OTOR O IL Wheat 23c Peck 15c rm sr lyxrioNAf S i o ar. || F i X i /V/U rt O ^ 5 #.I f % - /i .' ^ y ) f » • ‘''''' '' ■ ' 1 ■ . W • . .9, PAGE FOURTEEN BBLAAGHETTBR ETBmM« HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONNJRTDAY, APRIL 29,: IMUL' |.rf> ■ ;’ij ■ -tii FOOD {;MARKET PAGE r '' 22 ^ ' spaakara' stand and using noisalass In Chicago for several weeks mak Stafford Turnpike road and Grant’s equipment that Hr "has the naws all ing arrangements for the Republic Hill road. These roads are ' used HISTORIC EVENTS ovar tha world as fast as It Is dic an convention which starts June conMderably. tated. 14. ’The Democrats, starting their ROCKVILLE Will Not aose naat A rumor that the ORorton Manu lerever you^o, you By maasangar and chute, other convention June 27, expect to fol low in almost every detail the Re facturing Factory was to close its AT P A R H PARLEYS dispatches by wire service writers doors was denied. Thursday in a and Individual newspaper corre- publican setup. ’The “ talkies,” Williams said, statement made at headquarters at malt with millions o f frie».nqs spondens will be rushed to work Bristol on Thursday. The locEd rooms just outside and below the want a suspended platform 50 feet In front of the speakers’ stand. It M K X SIMPSON HEARS plant which makes fish lines is not News Associations Already convention hall to be transmitted operating full time, but there is no In Absence of Boy State Got- It was no accident, but on 400 special wires. la the boast of &e stadium man a thoroysh apprtfdaDeS agement that every seat in the truth to the rumor that the plant WILUAM (M )Y CASE would be moved to Bristol. by America’i milliohf bt Broadcasts of the principal fea house has a clear view of the stage Preparing For Big June Washington Trip ernor, His Lieutenant Fails its unbeatable' cfudlity tures of the conventions will be and Williams said he was deter The Junior Class of the Rockville * that made Blue^ Ribboif available to almost every radio set mined that no obstruction be placed Reserves Decision On Bridge the leading malt of the in the nation. Nearly all of the 185 High school will give the Seniors a To Gain Success. Conventions. In the center of the hall. Accident Suit— Several W it farewell party this evening, which * ‘fi ’ nation. There is onlv'one stations affiliated with the two big "It would gum up the whole Blue Ribbon Malt Quab' networks are planning to revise nesses Are Heard. wiir include the presentation of a ity— to get it, buy Blue works,” he said. play, games and dancing to be held their programs for the last two Boston, April 29.—(AP) — An Ribbon Malt, CSiicago, April 29.— (A P )— The weeks in June so as to carry the in the Sykes Gymnasium. ma^etism of history In the mak principal .'q>eeches and the ballot ’The 110,000 caae of William Grady The Senior class of the school will attempt by Massachusetts' Repub leave Monday on the Washington ing will turn the eyes and ears of ing of the two conventions. BROKERS SUSPENDED against the City of Rockville came lican lieutenant governor, William trip the train starting direct from S. Youngman, to pass legislation In Each chain is working on special to a close late Thursday afternoon, the world toward the Chicago Sta the Rockville railroad station. Sev the absence of bis Democratic chief dium next June. mechanical equipment for the con after witnesses had neen heard for eral pupUs of the Manchester High executive, Joseph B. Ely, has failed vention. Columbia engineers , are New York, April 29— (AP)—The three days. Judge Ernest Simpson Locale of bpth the Republican school will accompany the group, and the House of Representatives perfecting a magnetic microphone New York Stock Exchange today of New Haven who was on the together with three teachers from has deferred until Tuesday action on and Democratic National conven to ellmincte echo and crowd noises. bench of the Tolland Superior Court the Ansonia High school. state contracts with the Boston, The National engineers expect to be announced the suspension of Mark reserved his decision. tions, the huge structure of Chica C. Steinberg & Company for in Special Town Meeting Worcester and New York Street able to pick up a voice from any The case was the result of an go’s near west side will become the solvency. Ellington has called a special Railway. , ©1932 nerve center of the nation. It will point in the convention hall and accident at the so-called Wetstone town meeting for Tuesday evening Lieutenant Governor Ypungman PILP.Oo. broadcast it, as if the person were ’The company is a St. Louis firm bridge at Dobsonville on March 21, at 7:30 to consider ways and means be newspaper workroom, broad for which receivers have been ap yesterday sent a.apecial message to casting Ltudio and movie lot. standing on the speakers’ platform. 1931, in which Mr. Grady was in to reduce expenses. First will be the Legislature seeking legislation pointed, although the receivership jured. Attorneys Kenneth Wicks the action to determine the matter The largest crowd ever to witness Glass Booths petition filed in St. Louis said the to revoke contracts under which the a National convention can sit Inside and William S. Locks of Hartford of elimination of street lighting or state obtained cancellation of the Arrangements for press and radio firm was solvent, with assets sub represented Mr. Grady and the electric lights as previously dis Its four walls, but these thousands stantially larger than liabilities. franchises of the railway by the rail become almost Infinitesimal when have been made thus far without town Is represented by Attorneys cussed. The second article In the way. He sent the message while act serious difficulty. Glass enclosed Shortly after the opening of the John E. Fisk and Thomas F. Noone warning calls for an informal dis WHEREVER YOU G O . YO U FIND compared with the outside reading market, the stock ticker announced, ing as governor in the absence of and listening public. booths behind the speakers’ stand of this city. The case attracted un cussion of the questions of salaries Governor Ely, who has been at log have been provided for the radio “Notice— suspended for insolvency usual interest and the courtroom and reduction of current expenses Telegraph companies estimate —Mark C, Steinberg & Co.” gerheads with Youngman on the that 12,000,000 words will be sent chains and three Chicago stations. was full of spectators each day. pertaining to all departments of the matter. Governor Ely i.s attending out on the two conventions—more Newspapers and press associations It has been Mr. Grady’s conten town. the governors’ conference at Rich BLUE RIBBON MALT tlon that the road leading to the To Celebrate Anniversaries if the Democratic meeting should were allotted 722 seats on the con RECEIVED BY POPE mond, Va. AMERICA'S BIGGEST SELLER " bridge, the railing of the bridge, become deadlocked. vention floor and Urge work rooms Rising Star Lodge I. O. O. F. will Ely’s secretary, Dewitt C. Dewolf, V'lro Service outside. Three strategic locations and the bridge itself was defective. celebrate jointly their anniversaries characterized Youngman’s adniitted- Vatican City, April 29.— (AP) The city on the other hand had at Every dally newspaper office in were set aside for news photogra Pope Pius today received the Rev. tonight in I. O. O. F. Hall, also the ly unusual procedure in sending the tempted to prove that the truck had 113th anniversary of the founding the country will have almost in phers. Daniel R. Bums, of Fort Ann, N. message as “contemptible” and he defective brakes, worn out parts of the Order. There will be an en stantaneous wire service from the But the problem of talking pic phoned Ely at Richmond to give him Y., and the Rev. Joseph P. Hanlon, and was in a general rundown con tertainment program, cards and convention floor. The vast networks tures has been a stumbling block of Palmer, N. Y. They were accom the substance of the message, ’^he dition. dancing. governor, “Dewolf said, wasn’t of the press i jsociations will be ex and is still unsettled. Ralph Wil panied by Monsignor Breslin, vice Henry L. Griswold, civil • engineer tended, with “ trunk” wire opera Tonight Kiowa Council, D. of P. alarmed in a particle. liams, vice-chalrmsin of the Repub rector of the American College in for Cheney Brothers testified to the will celebrate its 21st anniversary in tors sitting but a few feet from the lican National committee, has been Rome. Youngman’s Message length and width of the bridge, and Red Men’s Hall. 'There will be a Youngman asked in his message John T. Henderson, chief engineer play entitled “Henpeck Holler Gos for the revocation of the franchises, of the Connecticut River Bridge sip” and comet duets by Billie Her enactment of legislation to defeat I f M l l l t Company testified that the bridge zog of this city and Keith Schon- the collection of $363,000 from the was in good condition, but the rail rock of East Hartford. Both boys state under a new contract, and to construction poor. Dr. Louis An- are 13 years of age and are pupils provide for the recovery, if it Is tupit of Hartford told of treating of Keith’s father, Henry Martin possible., of $200,000 already paid in Is Advocated Grady for injuries to his back and Schonrock, well known in musical the transaction. by ankle 20 times. circles throughout the state. The The franchise cancellations, con KCIALS- Cautious Spendiug PINEHURST William Grady told the court the program will be followed by danc tracted for in Jie projected con accident occurred on March 21,1931, ing and a social hour. struction of a new state .highway when he hired a truck from Irving Notes between Worcester and Boston, P&GSoapS9L;rb... 25< Tourtellette of Vernon to take the The American Legion Auxiliary have been condemned by Youngman Dial 4151 Tonight The Careful Dollar Will Buy Pinehurst Values. load of wood to Manchester. Her will entertain members of the Bris in recent executive council sessions. Golo Dust package 20« bert Chapman drove the truck. As tol unit on .Wednesday evening. The coimcil has withheld payment Mr. Chapman had no license to Until 8:30 May 11. under the $363,000 contracts. Gov Oakite 2 packages 23« SUGAR Best Butter drive Mr. Grady went along and The All-Rockville baseball team ernor Ely held that the contracts For Special Early took the responsibility. He claimed were made prior to his administra will play the Falcons of New Brit B | * | J | 0 2 packages 1 5 c that half way across the bridge the ain Sunday at 3 p. m., at the Henry tion and that to seek nullification Saturday Delivery 10"” 43c 2'^ 49c truck slid to one side and went over grounds. would result in costly litigation that the east side of the bridge, while Miss Marion Clark of Verpon Cen would retard work on the highway, Clorox 15 ounce bottle ISc going at only 14 miles an hour. ter will represent the C. E. Society Others who testified for the plain Freshly Roasted SUced Freshly of that place at the convention to Liquid Blue 2 bottles 1S« Jellied tiff were Dr. T.» F. O’Loughlin, be held in Willimantic this week CURB QUOTATIONS Bacon Joseph Fay of Newington, Earl Mc end. Tongue 3 Z ounce bottle NATIVE GROUND Guire, Waldo Tillinghast, Herbert The Junior Baseball teams, spon A& P Ammonia 19« Chapman and William Tansey. sored by the American Legion, will (By Associated Press.) 25c Those who testified for the defense practice tonight at Henry park. Amer CIt Pow and Lt B .... P. & G. WHITE NAPTHA SOAP, BROILERS BEEF 44c were Sergeant Richard Shea, First Amer Super Pow ...... 1% Case of 100 9-oz. B a r s ...... $2.75 Cold Cuts Selectman Francis Prichard, John J. Assd Gas aad Elec ...... 21/3 Dwyer, collector of the Manchester ANSWER SPRING’S Central States Elec ...... % '/2 lb. 2"^ 39c Credit and Collecting Agency, CURTAIN CALL Cities Service ...... 3% 69c Fresh Charles Nord, bridge engineer for Elec Bond and Share ...... 12% BROOMS 2 for $1.33 22c lb. Liverwurst the State Highway Department, Curtains take on a new import Ford Umited ...... 3% 25c Fred Romeo, who constructed the ance in the spring. If you can pos Goldhsan Sachs ...... 1% Sterling No. 6 ««cn 3 9 c No. 7 49 c present new concrete bridge, Louis sibly afford new ones do get some; Inter Swer;Pow ...... 4% Fresh Fowl, Roasting Chickens I Ducks 22c lb. | Brazof of Middletown, John L. Fitz if not, see that the old ones are Midwest Utils ...... % Little Jewel No. 7 « MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1982, pAGBFintm /V Trans-Amerlea ...... 8% Union Carbide ...... 18% Unit Aircraft ...... 10% Local Stocks N. Y . Stocks Unit Corp ...... 6% HIE SEIF-SERVE unit Gas Imp ...... 16Vi u s Ind Alco ...... 80% GROCERY (ninlshed by PataMn * Oo.) U S R u b b er...... 8% OMtrftl Row, B tftford, Oonn. Adams E x p ...... 8 U S Steel ...... 88 1 P. M. Stooki Air Reduction ...... 86 Vi Util Raw and Lt ...... 3% Alaska Jun ...... ; Warner P iet ...... 1% IT P A Y S Bank Stooks Allegheny ...... IVi West UBlon ...... 35% Bid Asked Allied Chem ...... West El and Mfg ...... 31% Cto Nat B and T .... — 300 Am C a n ...... 89% Woolworte ...... 36% TO WAIT QN OOBB. River ...... dSO Am For Pow ...... 8% iHtfd Conn T ru a t...... 60 70 Am Rad Stand ...... 4% CROSS IN NEW TORK Pint National ...... 1^0 Am Smelt ...... Why do over 3,000 customers shop Hale’s Self-Serve and Health Market each Saturday? Land Mtg and Title . . — 20 Am Tel and T e l ...... 86% Hartford, April 29—(AP)—Gov YOURSELF New Brit Truet ...... — 180 Am Tob B ...... «7V4 ernor Crosa who has been attending Why are Hale’s values the talk of Manchester? BECAUSE quality considered our PRICES Wait Hartford Trust.. — 200 Am Wat Wks ...... 18% tee conference of governors in Vir Anaconda ...... ginia this week," is expected to ar ARIE LOWEST! Meet your friends at Haleys Tomorrow! These are just a few of the Insnranoe Btooke Atchison ...... rive in New York late today and to Aetna Casualty ...... 28 Auburn ...... 32^ morrow will attend tee George values for Saturday! / Aetna Life ...... 18 Balt and Ohio ...... Washington bicentennial celebration j^etna Pire 16 Bendix ...... in that city. Major James J. Tun- Automobile ...... IS Vi Beth Steel ...... 12% ney will be tee governor's mllitery THE BEST BUTTER “BUY” IN TOWN! ' A SPECIAL LOW PRICE FOB SATURDAY! Conn. General ...... 32 Borden ...... 27% aide in New York. Hartford Fire ...... 30 Can Pao ...... The governor is expected to re ARMOUR’S CLOVERBLOOM ARMOUR’S “FIXED FLAVOR” FRESH FRUITS aud National F ire ...... 27i,i Case (J. !•) ...... turn to Connecticut on Sunday ax^d Hartford Steam Boiler 33 Cerro De P a s c o ...... 8 will attend tee meeting of tee State Phoenix Fire ...... 36 Ches and O h io ...... 18% Board of Pardons on Monday, and B U T tE R STAR HAM VEGETABLES Travelers ...... 875 Tuesday will be at tee executive of Coca Cola ...... 83% fices at tee State Capitol. LONG GREEN Pid>Uo Utilities Stocks Col Gas ...... 2 2 ^ pound pounil (whole) Conn, m ec Serv ...... 41 Coml Solv ...... 6% Ousrmnteed rich creamery table butter of high score. Delicious sugar cured, sklniied baek ham. Cut any Conn. Pow ...... 36 Cons G a s ...... "80% You’U love the flavor and quality—typical of Armour’s way you wish with several slices if you desire. A flne ASPARAGUS Greenwich, WAG, pfd. — Cont Can ...... 25% tasting ham with that “fixed flavor.” Hartford Elec ...... 46 Corn P r o d ...... 32 HOLLYWOOD Hartford Gas ...... 40 Drug ...... 87% AGAIN SATURDAY WE OFFER OUR REGULAR 6c do, p f d ...... 41 Du P o n t ...... 27/s MARIkET 2 >i-‘ 1 5 * S N E T Co ...... 102 106 Eastman Kodak ...... 80 FrU weight, large stalks of South OmuHRr MaBUfactaring Stocks Elec and Mus ...... 1% 381 East Center St. asparagus. Elec Auto U te ...... 12 (Hale’s Famous Milk Loaf) 19-ounce loaf C 16 Corner Parker. Dial 4233 Am Hardware ...... 14 Elec Pow and Lt ...... •% FRESH ICEBERG Am Hosiery ...... 20 Fox Film A ...... 2% The heaviest and largest 6c loaf in ihe United States. Made from 100% pure ingredlento including Occident Flour Arrow H and H, coifa. 8 Gen Elec ...... 13 NATIVE POTATOES do, pfd ...... — Gen Foods ...... 31 Medium Size LETTUCE Btlllnfs and Spencer... — Gen M otors...... 1® f r o m n e a r b y p o u l t r y f a r m s _ Bristol Brass ...... — Gillette ...... 1*J» do, pfd ...... — Gold Dust ...... 12 Vi 2 Iw a d . Case, Lockwood and B — Grigsby Grunow ...... 8 c p eck OoUins Co...... — Hershey ...... ^ (Strictly Fresh) -dozen Large, Arm heads -crtop! ’ Colt’s Firearms ...... 8 Large p-9 Ibe. Fowl, A e q Eagle L o c k ...... 16 Int Nick ...... 5% TENDER, FRESH Fafnir Bearings — each ...... V ^ * 0 9 Local, No. 1 strictly fresh eggs—and we mean strictly fresh! _ _ _ _ _ Int Tel and Tel ...... 8% Tender Rib Roast Beef, Fuller Brush, Class A — Johns Manvllle ...... 12 V4 GROTE a n d WEIGEL’S .. _* Gray Tel Pay Station. 26 Kelvinator ...... 8% lb...... 19c SW EET PEAS Hart and C ooley ...... — Kennecott ...... Native Fowl, Hartmann Tob, com... — Kreug and Toll ...... % each ...... 79c do, pfd ...... — Ligg and Myers B ...... 47% Rib Poik Roasta, J ql5. * Inter Silver ...... 16 FRANKFURTERS 23*^ 2 3 Loew’s ...... 21% lb...... 1 2 c do, pfd ...... 37 Lorillard ...... 13% Fore Legs Lamb. The purest frankfurters you can buy! , Landers, Frary A Clk. 26 McKeesp Tin ...... 37% lb...... 15c HARD, RED RIPE Mann A Bow, Class A — Mont W a r d ...... 7V4 NEWTON ROBERTSON’S _ do. Class B ...... — Tender Stenk, Nat Biscuit...... 32% Ib...... Now Brit. Mch. com .. — Nat Cash Reg ...... 8% 19c TOMATOES do, irfd ...... — Nat Dairy ...... 22% Loin Native Pork Roast, Norte and Judd ...... 6 Nat Pow and L t ...... Ib...... s 18c D oughniits«*C piill6i^s 1 S® Niles Bern Pond ...... 6 N Y Central ...... 17 V4 Shoulder Pot * Peck, Stow and Wilcox 1 NY NH and H t fd ...... 12% Roast, Ib. . . . 15c 20c Plain or twisted crullers and Jelly doughnuts on sale in the center of the “ Self-Serve.” Also Individual Coffee Cakes, 2 2 5 Russell M fg ...... — North Am ...... 23% Daisy Hams, 8 for 10c. EXTRA FANCY Scovill ...... 15 Noranda ...... 13 lb...... 2 0 c Stanley W orks...... — Packard ...... 2% FRESH LOUISIANA FRESH NATIVE Standard Screw ...... 25 Param Pub ...... 3% Extra Special MUSHROOMS do., pfd., guar., A .. 101 Penn ...... 12 Tender Spring Legs Lamb. Smytee Mfg Co ...... — DANDELION GREENS Phila Rdg C and I ...... 2% Our Large Loaf STRAWBERRIES Taylor and F e n n ...... — Phillips Pete ...... 4 Torrington ...... 29 Bread ...... O C . 2 7 « ■!>• Pub Serv N J ...... 43 Maxwell House Coffee, underwood Mfg Co ... 10 Radio ...... 4% 9 « p eck Ib...... 2 pints union Mfg Co ...... — Radio Keith ...... 3 33c FANCY, NATIVE U S Envelope, com .... — Rem R a n d ...... '...... 2 Florida Oranges, Delicious red ripe strawberries—how about shortcake Solid S-pound peck. Fresh picked natives. An excel do. pfd...... 70 Rey Tob B ...... 32 doaen ...... 29c Sunday ? lent spring tonic! Veeder Root ...... — Sears Roebuck ...... 18% Extra Large Native Eggs, O C ^ RADISHES Whitlock Coil Pipe . . . — Socony Vac ...... 8% doaen ...... 4 L U C REGUI.AR LARGE SIZE OHIO J.B.Wil’ms Co.. $10 par 58 South Pac ...... 12% Fresh Strawberries, 17c R inso 2 Ig. pkgs. y jc Stand B ran d s...... HVi M atches 0 boxes 1 9 c 2 bunches St Gm and El ...... 16% Asparagus, 13c SANTA CLARA The Senate investigation of the St Oil Cal ...... 17% HAND SORTED SWEET, JUICY stock exchange was at least a St Oil N J ...... 22% novelty. Its seldom that tee em Tex Corp ...... H Canadian Bacon, 39c Prunes 2 pounds 1 3 c Timken Roll Bear ...... 13% Pea Beans 2 pounds 7 c ployes Investigate the bosses. (40-50 size.) GRAPEFRUIT SOCIAI. CLUB t;KECHNUT Sweet Corn 3 Mo* 2 cans 1 9 c Catsup large bottle 1 9 c 10 for 2 5 « S.M.ADA RED LABEL A fresh supply for Uie week-end. ( OLITMBIA Tea Vz pound 43*6 LARGE OREGON The Manchester Public Market A m m onia quart 1 0 c (Orange Pekoe tea.) itKD BAG PEARS HAPPY VALE C offee pound 1 7 c Special At Our Bakery Counter Fresh ground or in bean Women are talking about the Sweet Peas 2 No. 2 cans 2 5 c quality and flavor for so little money! SWEET FLORIDA One pound of nice lean Boiled Ham and one pound of our Home SUNSHINE FRESH CRISP Made Potato Salad. ORANGES FIG BARS GINGER SNAPS 2 doz. 2 9 ^ Both Items for pounds 2 pounds 2 19® LARGE SUNKIST Fresh, clean fig barsi Good for kiddles and grown Like the kind grandma made. Fresh shipmentp—crisp and tasy! IN SMALLER QUANTITY WILL BE CHARGED AT THE REGULAR PRICE. ups! ORANGES Home Made, Delicious, Sugar Home Made Corned Beef Hash, “ SELF-SERVE’* Frosted Coffee Cakes, 2 for ib. ...:...... 19c Gold Modal Products Washburn 4 5 ® Home Made Danish Pastry— Home Made Pumpemickle Bread, POPULAR ITEMS (190 atze.) Special— dozen ...... loaf ...... 10c PEANUTS ...... quart 4c EXTR.% f a n c y Home Baked Beans, Pancake Flour Milk Chocolate NUT B A R S ...... 2 for 19c ( 1/ 2-pound size.) quart ...... 3 pkgs. Lighthouse or Sunbrite CLEANSER ...... 4 for 15c PINEAPPLES Assorted Sunbeam PRESERVES...... tall jar 18c Carnation M IL K ...... tall can 7c Sunbeam SALT ...... 2-lb. carton 5c 2 I S * QUALITY MEATS (Free running.) FANCY BALDWIN PORK and B E A N S ...... 6 cans 25c Boneless Rolled Pot Roast Beef, o f Bottom Round Hamburg, Makes delicious, tasty Sunbeam Red C H E R R IE S...... 2 bottles 25c APPLES juicy and tender, lb...... m OC lb...... 25c brown pancakes — so Sunbeam PEANUT BUTTER ...... 2-Ib. pail 25c Fresh Ground Hamburg for a Loaf, with a SPECIAL ! easy to use. Franco-American SPAGHETTI...... 3 cans 23c little Pork if you wish, GOLD MEbAL (No. 3 size can.) A Tender, Bcmeless Rolled Roast qf Lamb Baker’s COCOA ...... pound 15c 5 3^5 ® 15c pound. 2 pounds 25c and a Glass of R. S. Mint Jelly, Q Q . FLOUR 24V^ lb. bag^ S * English WALNUT M E A T S ...... '/j lb. 33c GREEN MOUNTAIN BOTH F O R ...... 9 0 C GOLD MEbXL Rockwood’s CO COA...... 2 lbs. 25c Home Made Sausage Meat, S e e d p o t a t o e s Nice Lamb for Stewing, O C 5 lb. bag Burt Olney’s SAU ERK RAU T...... No. 2 V2 can 10c 15c pound. 2 pounds 25c 2 lbs. for ...... FLOUR Republic LIMA BEANS ...... No. 2 can 10c GOLD MEDAL Sunbeam Sliced PINEAPP|jB ...... 3 cans 47c lbs. Small Legs of Spring Lamb. Shank Ends of Ham for Boil- ^ O X.#* (No. 31/2 can.) $ 1 3 9 100 ^ ing, 4 to 5 lbs. each, lb...... X m z C Small Forequarters of Lamb, 1 y| ^ BISQUICK lg.pkg.3 i c Burt Olney SUCCOTASH...... 2 cans 31c (whole), lb...... l ^ C Small Butt-End of Ham, 1 Q Boneless Rolled Roast Beef O Q ^ 3 to 4 pounds each, lb...... a O C for the Oven, lb...... CVC Home Dressed Fowl for Cutting Q Q _ a r k e t pecials Up, lb...... HEALTH M S Tender Rib Roast Beef, Standing or Boned OOC and Rolled if you wish, 0 .... Tender Boneless Rolled Roast FANCY MILK FED FRESH FOREQUARTER FANCY MILK FED lb...... Veal,, lb...... 29c RROILERS SPECIAL ! Fresh Milk— A Fine Grade,^ LAMR ROAST. Frenh Buck Shad, 2 to 3 lbs. quart ...... lb. each, Ib...... 12ic Fancy, Tender Asparagus, 11 2 8 « v>- Fresh, tender lamb roast—the. forequarter out. From F%ncy, fresh, ralUi fed broUen. About S Another big lot for Saturday! Those who were dis- 2 pounds ...... the beet quality lamb. Yon can’t buy better qnal- pounds each. Give the family a real treat. 81 SPECIAL ! (^ipointed last week can buy one tomorrow. Fresh, large, tender fowl—^11 milk fed-______I______ity lamb roast at thlsjrlog^nyw^rej______fresh broilers from HsIe^gr^giMyRiit^ te_M jl Land O’ Lakes Butter, FRE^H STRAWBERRIES. FRESH ROASTING FRESH, TENDER LEAN. JUICY I , pound. 2 pounds' 49c FRESH HOTHOUSE CUCUMBERS. 4 Pounds of Finest Baldwin Legs of Lamb » 2 l< Pot Roast 10-Pound Sacks of Granulated Chicken » 42c Apples ...... Milk fed chicken. to pounds. From beet quality prime beef. 6 6 MANCHESTER ^ E N IN O HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., PRIDAX, APRIL Si, II PAGE SIXTEEN TH E CL2VSSIFIEDSECTI <|N »tf,* KHH ♦ ' ^ $ BUY AMD »EU. BEDE IBIflii a p a r t m e n t s APARTMENTS—F L A T »- that the United States will wis iNiefc LOST AND FOUND SITUATIONS WANTED— —FLA TS- the Davis Cup trott. Fraaee tlue FEMALE 83 TENBMENT8 68 TENEMENTS 33 ear, 'That remlode me that eonata FOUND—A SUM ot rooody. Own- HOLLYWOOD irge flsbee in the tropics dimh SWEDISH WOMAN wlgbao w GAS BUGGIE^WhMi Sodetj w Not Sodety? By FRANK BECK (BEAD THB STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) , 'The boat begM to look real flne. new.. 'The boat will sail until MRS. BOUR6AIZE W', THE- MANLEYS A ^ LONG A S HAVE YOU GONE "Tbe task of steering will be mine," you iM d upon m isle. HAS INVITED US TO K W a n t u s f o r a W E'VE HAD SO SOC/ETY CRAZY f, FEED said Duncy. "I am pretty good at "Then pull tbe boat tbe DINNER n e x t week ^ PICNIC AT THE M A N Y BIOS I THINK THAT MOB!! ITS Aa RIGHT doing tblngs like th a t sand M d shortly you’lLsee some AND THE EATONS OF LAKE NEXT SUNDAY. WE OUGHT TO TO BE SOCfABLE BUT I "If we’re to sail across tbe sea, thing grand. I’d uke to be along WANT -US TO BE COURSE MRS.. SPOONER RECIPROCATE AND ,CANT SEE THESE you all will be real egfe with me. with you so I could' watch you THEIR 6UBSTS AT NOT! INVITED US FOR HAVE THEM ALL WHAT! BIG DINNERS. ONC^ I wish, for this occasion, tbat I bad smile. FOR DINNER A FELLOW GETS a sailor's bat" "Now, if you'll do just M I say, A SHOW. ARE FINE.. A RIDE IN Then Scouty said, "If you’re to we’ll have this boat ttooa tt’e WM. PT7-> YOU MAO OKEY. M l THEIR NEW SOME NIGHT.. INTO THAT WHIRL HE ISN'T steer, you’ll shortly All ue all witb All shove real bard. The fxMt wul I l/IV BECAUSE I CAR. fear. Let Windy do tbat task be slip M d fall into tbe sea," '■ < ,LACCEPTED.^. I F IT FOR ,BU6tNE9Si cause, he’s tried ii in tbe air. TOe 'Tinies did aa tlwy were told "We’ll let you hold the sail in and off the big boat shortly rolled. tow, it you are sure you won’t let Just one more shore and then it go. At least we all will have a floated, illcK as slick ooidd be. share to do that will be fair." "Get in, you TlByiiiltee! Get in!** cm wooden horses, stood the boat exclaimed a eldnny, with a grim M d (toppy said, "How will it float? And when the ’Tlnlee bbjpped a b w ± I don’t odnk we are strong enough the ekinnles gstlwired ’round, to lift it to tbe ground. shoved and riioved a i beet "And, also, when we start away could and Shortly Seouty upon a merry trip today, I’d like to "Good! We’re floating on the have a skinny tell ue just where we now oxKl off to sea w r e are botmd." "Don’t worry," said a Skinny. (The 'ffsi a "You nW soon dUMover eoiaething ...... > ... t .. i--,f., Hi,:- ) i .hi, MAKOHBSTER KTENINC HERALD, 80DTH MANCHESTER, GONN^ FRIDAT, APRIL 29, 1992. PAGE BE7ENTB1N OUR BOARDING HOUSE T 1 i € Toonerville Trolley Thmt M eets All the Trains By Fontaine Fox SENSE AND NONSENSE By Gene A hem H« tfostli wdl She—Where will you be stopping ;THC s k i p p e r h a s g o t a RtAL GOOP FISH STORY THI$ YgAR Who doeth good when you get to Paris? To thoM of his He—Lady, when I get to Paris, Own brotherhood. n i stop at nothing. mu, ^ MV USCRPx^ Rsft-lHdrf, p irr He doeth better Our Secret Longhigs: We often rfHA-r-TH’ BesrT CArtM FAtHeR OU9IUK8 ^ h o doth bless wish that we could find aomethlng KX/ilfilitROaS XUV/fir ® -tb SPRBXP UerrwR-TH’oMej ABGUrf The atrenger that tasted as good as the 10-cents- MASW AROOMP -IffeiR 2 oaS Hi m • In bis wretchedness. a-poimd candy we used to get off AltSm^AUAti TIBCPiAlfii VLAceS -LW fM AT t4 AS F C iA P f I F the Sunday School Christmas tree. n s H uirtH Tet best, oh best AdS/ SCCRfirT f C K U aSA -tHAfis -sus-r Of sH doth he Mistress—Did you water the -t«’ BAmtp Who helps ferns in the drawing room, Norah? m a s h dl^S kXAl^AROft A ilaaK CM rrs PCCKBrrMCAiey, A fallen enemy. Norah, the Maid—Yes. mum. XrA<3 , AIS^ rr*DDMP w HoUl MUCH Don’t you hear the water drippin’ MOASeV HAS on the carpet? BAC»a(5ARPS I Vte -THiAlKS llc Young Wife—Oh, I feel so miser otfleR FISH/ able. My hiuband has been out all \is eerfftfio AvOAV t r c m Msiie avening and I haven’t the faintest One way to hasten the return of IAS8 1 fSAP,He 19 ^M PtASd prosperity would be for everyone Idea where he :s. XACI^UIARPS, tR A ie f(-r Old Wlfe-7-My dear, don’t worry. who'can to ;iay bills promptly. 9 You’d probably be twice as miser A fN b li AM’ Irt1b -T H ’ able if you did know. Fond Mother (to father as she pinched the baby’s cheek)—Isn’t Mc*r; TvAE ouifiiFr Housewife—Mary, don't let me she the prettiest thing you ever Hu m p r &c g c s r eateh you kissing the grocer’s boy 8&W ? again. The Father—All young babies are -tflAT UlAV/ Maid—i^rd, ma'am, I don’t mean like that brat—like monkeys. to, but you bob around so. Neighbor (Just coming In)— Mercy on me! I never saw a baby Interested Mother—What’s your more like its father than this child sen’s income? is. The Neighbor's Wife—Oh, usual ly some time after midnight. Timid Householder (resourceful ly, after discovering two burglars Hash! at work)—D-d-don’t mind m-m-me. I’m only w-w-walking in m-m-my A In most Instances the most we 8-s-sIeep. get out of butting into the affairs of others is a spre bead---- What we need is more confidence and JOCKEY INJURED fewer confidence men?. .Some busi ness men dispose of a disagreeable matter by stuffing the papers in Baltimore, April 29 — (AP)— '\ \ \ ^ the drawer of a desk....If you Minot Howard, 21-year-old gentle haven’t noticed it yet, you will lat man Jockey sustained a fractured % s PA P er, that the harder the times collarbone and interna) Inju-ies to the bigger the taxes.... One reason day when he was thrown from a it peeves us to consult Webster about spelling, a word is we always horse he was exercising over the feel It our duty to let him have his steeplechase course at Pimlico for way___The real test of patriotism the Maryland Hunt Cup race next Is to be a Democrat and pray for Saturday. the return of good times before November... .Asked when pros Howard was taking Mrs. T. W. Durant’s MacCarthy More, which perity would return a man replied; SCORCHY SMITH Sudden Storm By John C. Terry “Oh, about six months before any he was to ride in the Hunt Cup, body finds it out.’’. .. .The faith you over a Jump when the horse feU. have lost in your fe ow man may His injuries were not considered be diie to the number of notes you serious. The horse was unhurt TNOPE ! IT^AN't B E D O H t ! have signed... .What good is ali w h e r e 's TiJfi FIRST BI& _ , mony on a cold night?---- Speaking LAKE SOOTN OF US, JAKE ? ^ of unemployment, the average man Flapper Fanny Says Wfe V t COT TO l a n d AHO ' haa 13,000,000,000 brain cells.... ______ssaM.a^T.cw, LAND ^ICK ! Yvery man succeeds in finding a Mtlsfactory reason for his fbllies. s A BAD STORM, JAKE, ....Being in the pink is dangerous, Birr MAVBE WE CAN CIRCLE IT 7 tf we can believe the toothpaste ad AND AAAKC CANVDN CA/WP ' -TMffrifr ABOUT vertisements. .. .Mother read up everything they can find on “Child TNiRTVMlLE BELOW Health’’ so the sons can grow up CAAIVOM C A M P and ruin it....It is now admitted X that war doesn’t pay. But, gosh, ) how it does collect....In the old 'y days women and girls may have worn cotton stockings but who could tell. It is different nowadays. r ... .Alimony is a shorter name for matrimonial reparations.... "Cheer I up,’’ said a man. "This depression may remain with us quite awhile— ‘^and then get worse.”. .. .Give me a man with a glint of enthusiasm in his eyes—he can do th in g s.... Change never ceases. We simply can’t get things nailed down so theyll remain fixed....So many W A8HINGTON TUBBS 11 B y C r a n e OUT OUR WAY B y people seem to talk so much they Wimarns have no energy left for working. She said: “I want some powder,” “What kind?” asked Salesman Huff, “The kind that goes off with a E f tf AA€ OP, bang. The milk of human ORArr v o u l v o u ^VYEUL^6000 W IEKri)/HAK-HA...*rKt. always Grade A. TOO READT TO 8E SOtm opil IlL Or goes OB with a puff?” TieP TO TME STAKE Fi^wr THAT ELIMK- kk4e w -mEw!o 0 0 HOU'VI. LEARMEO FAOGr'LSCiS HX AN9 DROMINEP? 1N9 CHINAMAN t h a t — IHAT* vwhV s o m c t m i m * m o w ** BAOUfirHfT W-M-HOMS- *nLL I CROAKS. WOU STUCK'AROUWO WHV SHT MAO MA HAAK -OLlEV J o m P FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS SO CLOE€.,Tb SC.X A S O o r IT ? AMO kiCK VYHEM VOU B y B l o s s e r THE FUM \ iL U COOKTREM AMO FUK4 *VOO , SCARlWOr OlO SHE. SH RlEl^i JUST WATCH M6!.' tvhe. v y it s o u t o f 6 ’VAKl'. >bU p ic s t 1 h av e Po o d le MU. CAUTTCAdH POODI.E IS Wa t c h m e t o o n t h e A OOdlD SMAST EHOUOH o o o o KNOB-T h e n OPBM A « Tb know WHAT i 'l l h o l d m c q m o u th DOOa B Y X WAMT her. UP TO T h e w: n o 0 TUSiJtKJd Do..- AMO TURN THE ‘m s DOOR. KNOB SOME kM08/.' MORE~AMO PPEM *mER6 (oevei^viiAS C'MON. i KNOWTOUj 90T ONE FELLA C00L9 OFF WITH ’per m a s k , VBWr fI4HT LIKE HIM — AN’ SAP, AN* KINDLY EKflAlN )>WT I TH HECK'S TH’ b ig X 7 : She p i n a l l v . Ttou JUST T o o k m o l d o P' ' wait...WE LL IT ALL ALONE, BCHH 60 IN OiON'T 5h E f THE OTUEB t h a t w a s Room and I^ L o SWELL I'LL Call / To HEP . W 'l V ^ ''A- NEVER TOO QLQ TD LEARN ' I eiMeerMUi ■ »"c.wM.u.a,far.crrX e UMevum SALESMAN SAM A nd Last, Perhaps! B y S m a l l WHAT DID 1 te l l J 3oy.^ i WOMDSR fVESSUn, t seu. ALL KIMMA SISMeLRY! |VMU.,(M| OH, r e a l l y , m a d a m *. “tHlS IS YRl iS WILLIES I GCMUlUe FPiKe OI'MONDS, MICE <5R&e.M . J about A LBApTSAR PROPOSAL iWS HAD I 'ftxjH MOST ooas IF WILLISS WATCH DOe WOULD T>kS ABOUT ENveftALDS OR AMYT5HMG.VA tAlGKTCRFMC.! J VIEDDIMG. n e w WATCH RIM G^ TWO wbhks to DOS COULD SAAA8T ISHS! WH)i FRESH! LIASH THAT, BUT lEabn Auy •? SAY.'? IF YOU POODUES IBlCkS MEN* A PUMNy DIPFEA8HT I! A ? NOIES at MWHT, AM* VFK8 HWi UP. MST4. 2 2 2 a . IHlDAt,lPR!L ^AGE EIGHTEEN liUmdtraUr Cttrttind will be discussed at a meeting of ,gary of' Bcandia Lodge, No. 28, O. Washington Loyal Orange Lodge, The Epworth League of the South of V., at Orange hall. REHEARSE MRSTREL Miss Ruth Tivnan. daughter o< Methodist church will broadcast a the Board of D irect^ -of the Em- Mr. and Mrs. John J. Tivnan of 100! No. 117, will take part in the May GARDEN PLOWING plosrment Assbeiatibn and the Friday, May 6.—^Minstrel and day jubilee at the South Methodist variety program at the church to dance, sponisored by Married Cou ANDOVER-DANCE Porter street and a student at night at 8 o’clock. The proceeds Legion committee at the high school SHOW THIS EVENIHG T,a-seU Jimior College, Aubumdale, church Sunday. The members will at 6 o’clock thia afternoon. ples’ Club of Second Cong^egatloiial Saturday, April 30, 8:30 march in a body from Onmge hall, will be used in sending delegates to church, at Hollister street schooL Mass., Is a member of the Orphean the Epworth League Institute at the AH) IS SOUGHT At a meeting of the Board of At Andover Lake Hall dub which gave a concert In that and will be escorted by the Salva Selectman last Tuesday the Board Sunday, May 8.—Dedication pro The Young Married OOimlaa dnh tion band- Th« nien are re Willimantlc campgrounds-this sum gram of Polish National chnrch on Everybody Welcome I town Wednesday evening. The mer. voted to donate $300 to defray tbe will have a rehearsal toifignt of tha Taylor, I*rompter. Lasell Orphean Club expects to sing quested to assemble at Orange h ^ expense of plowing, fertilizer and Golway street, at 10 a. m. minstrel the club is gfiving as Iti at the Boston Smyphony Pop Con not later than 2 o’clock in tbe af seed, and the Association has donat Monday, May 9.—Opening of Me first public entertainment Friday cert during the lt«t week in May. ternoon. Office of Emergency Associ> ed an equal amount morial Hospital campaign for |20.- evening. May 8 at the HolHstsr Mias Tivnan who is a ji^ o r is also TEACHERS TD GET OOO'. % street school. KU Dillon Is coach a member of the publishing staff for The meeting of the Hart ’Tuesday, May 10.—Dedication of ing, and he and Andy Anderson will PUBLIC WHIST ford East associavion of Congrega adon Wants Names of Whiton Memorial Libraiy at North be end men. ’This of itself Insurei JLT OITY v ie w d a n c e HAfiTi the magazine, "Lasell Leaves.” tional churches will hold an all day CONTRACTS MAY 9 EMd. a worth while show. Meredith Stevenson will be Interlocutor and Keeney Street John Larrabee, who has conduct session at the Center Congregation Those Who Have Tools. Thursday, May 12.—Lecture by to -n ig h t 1 al church. At the morning service at Manchester’s Kev. Laurence Barber at new the other two end men Roger Win- ed the Manchester Green Barber ton an ' Wadter Henry. Dancing and Refreshmenta. Shop foi.’ the past six months, will 10:30 the speakers will be Dr. W. Will Be Distributed Following Whiton Memorial Library, auspices F. English; Dr. George A. Tuttle of Spring Vacation — One To Date Book Ever Ready Circle, long’s Daugh 'The whole chorus is enthusiastic »5.00 Gold Piece Door Prtee. be pleased to meet his old and new A request was made today by over the minstrel and putting in customers at his new place of busi Wethersfield and Rev. Fletcher D. ters. Parker of Hratford. Luncheon will Be Married This Sununer. the American Legion committee in some good bard work at rehearsala ness, the former Antique Shop at Annual Poppy sale, concert under The othej singers include Rev. F. be served at noon by ladies of the charge of the home garden project Tonight the auspices of American Legion 25 Pitkin street on May 2. church under the chsdrmanship of C. Allen, William Spencer, Corwin Contracts for the year 1932-33 for the unemployed that all local Sixth District Night of Masonic and V. F. W. at High schooL brant, Ralph Rockwell, Kingsley ABOUT TOWN Mrs. Elsie Knight. The afternoon will be distributed to teachers in Coming Events Carl E. Bolin of 91 Cooper street session will begin at 2 o’clock and inen who are equipped to plow gar Order at Masonic Temple at 7:30 Kuhney, William Wilson, WUlianB was sued for divorce in Superior the Ninth School District when o’clock. ‘ Tuesday, June 21.—M. H. S. grad Shaw, Howard Grant, Clarence the speakers will be Dr. John M. schools re-open after a week’s vaca dens notify Herbert McCann at the Mrs. E. S. Edgerton heads the Court yesterday by Mrs. Violet Phillips and Dr. J. N. Lackey of office of the Manchester Emergency Next Month uation. Sadrosinski, George Gibson, Kari Dauplaise Bolin of Enfield, who tion on May 9. At least one vacancy Friday, June 24.—Opening of Keller, Frank Vittner, John Stout- committee in charge of the "Pot Hartford. Miss I. E. Dwyer, re will occur in the teaching force next Employment Association, Inc., at Sunday, May 1.—May Day Jubi Luck” supper Second Congregation claimed that her husband had mis turned missionary from India, will the Municipal Building, submitting two-day sta.:e convention and field nair, Lester Wolcott. Clarence treated her and had concealed from year, as Miss Doris Appleby of 220 lee at South Methodist church, day of Loyal Order of Moose here. Wood will be the pianist. al women will serve Monday eve speak on “The Missionary Dollar at East Center street, a graduate of their price per acre, the sunoimt of sx>onshred by Salvation Army. ning at 6:30 at the church and her before their marriage that he Work.” plowing possible each day and other Saturday, June 25.—State Ma Union CoUege at Albany, N. Y., is Wednesday, May 4.—First annual A very choice assortment of May which it is hoped whole families was a victim of epilepsy. Mre. details as to equipment. sonic Veterans Reimion at Temple. will patronize. The admission is Bolin asked for a divorce on the to be msOTied this summer and wiU banquet, Anderson-Shea Auxiliary, Opening of two-day sessions of Baskets—some very cute and some grounds of Intolerable cruelty and The Memorial Hospital *Llnen not return here. Miss Appleby It is expected that the plowing very select ones. All good values any cooked dish provided by each Auxiliary will be in charge of the of the private and cooperative gar at Hotel Sheridan. 16th ftTiTiiiRl convention of the New family and a nominal fee for other fraudulent contract. Mr. and Mrs. taught junior High school in New England Conierence Luther League 5c, 10c and 25c each, at Nichols Bolin were married November 30, Kiwanis club luncheon Monday York State before coming here as den plots will begin early next Postoffice Bldg., Depot Square. expenses. The speaker will be Miss noon, and the place will be the Y week. Further details of the plan at Swedish Lutheran church. Lucile Day of the Hartford Semin 1922 and separated June 29, 1931, a teawiher in the seventh grade. after, Mrs. Bolin claimed, her hus M. C. A. banquet hall. The guest ary Foundation who hsis made a speaker will be Major Henry Per favorable Impression on former band had beat her. They have m kins whose topic will be “War visits to Manchester. eight year old son, who lives with Against Depression.” Arvid Gus the mother in Enfield. tafson v/lU donate the attendance ADVERTISEMENT. prize end a 100 per cent turnout of The Junior Mission Band of the the Kiwanians is confidently expect Swedish Lutheran church will not Week-end special! Berkshire ed. Chocolates reduced to 19c per lb meet tomorrow afternoon. The next Nichols, Postoffice Building, Depot regular meeting wlM be held on Sat Members of the Manchester urday, May 7, at the church. Balancing Your Budget Square. Camp Woodstock Alumni Club re cently decided to hold a large get- together at the Manchester Y. M. C. A., with as many as possible of Is An Easy Task If You Shop Hale’s! Newest former campers and leaders, for M evening of games and fellowship. The Y. M. C. A. has made its many Fashions At Low Cost. Shop Tomorrow Until 9 facilities available to this group, for the evening of May 7. The program will be open to any boys Interested (Charge Purchases Made Saturday Billed as of June 1) 'K r m D n . _ In camping. James O. McCaw, Jr., of Manchester is in charge, assisted by the directors of the camp. It will be possible for boys to get in their Save On New Height-oi-the registrations for the camp at this We Simply Can’t time. Have Too Many of These Michael Kalukenski of Spruce Fashion Dress and Sports Every detail tells a tale street, who conducts a barber shop Silk Scarfs in New Britain, was arrested in V, Berlin yesterday on a charge of reckless driving, following a four- 59c of quality and more car accident in that town. Kalu They’re the “hit” of the depart kenski and two others were Injured ment! Girls and women are going but not seriously. mad over them! They’re equal to many $1.00 models. Prints! Carl Gustafson has returned to COATS value in these Stripes! Polka dots! No spring Manchester after spending the past costume is complete without oue. year in Sweden, and is staying at the home of John I. Olson of 12 Main Floor, front Jackson street. The Manchester Emergency Em Gay Paper ployment Association, Inc., will hold $ $ - ! its weekly meeting at 5 o’clock this 12-95 197 afternoon at the office of F. A. May Baskets Verplanck at the High school. The monthly meeting of the Man 10c to 50c chester Improvement Association Loveliest pastel May Baskets in Today^s Regular Today^s Regular G>ats will be held at the Hose House, comer of HiUiard and Main streets, a variety of smarts styles. Don’t Monday, May 2. AU members are forget to send your friend a $16.75 and $19.75 Grades $29.75 Grades requested to attend; also all those May Basket foY misses and women wishing to become members. Joel Main Floor, Front Nichols will provide a lunch for all Regular $29.50 grades now at a ridicu present. We have sold many of these coats at ihia price and there are still a few left. lously low price at the beginning of the Setback and whist will be pl?.yed Embroidered These are all new, accepted styles. Coats season. Just think of these furs at 5 1 9 .7 5 —broadtail, mole, fox, fitch, wOif at St. Bridget’s hall on Tuesday, made by high grade manufacturers and May 3 under the auspices of the In Linen Hankies expertly tailored. Full lined. Dress and galyac. Dress and sports models dustrial League whose committee coats with lovely fur cuffs; tai'ored scarf in newest, most accepted styles. Every members are: M. D. Sullivan, An styles; novelty tweeds, and the Lyolene coat personally selected by our bikers drew Healey, Henry Valllant, models, too. Black, corsair blue and for style, quality and tailoring. Blue, 10c black, beige. For miss and madam. Mathew Merz, John Hartlgan, beige. James Mack and William Griffin. Heavy linen hsinkies with lovely Everyone is Invited. Four prizes one to four comer embroideries. will be given—two two-dollar and a White and pastels. You’d expect Hale’s Cnafs—Main Floor, rear. half gold pieces and two one-dollar to pay double this price! prizes. As an added attraction Far- rand’s Shavers have challenged Main Floor, front. Merz Barbers, present champions, In Women and a private sitting for the champion If you want to be '‘Kind to your budget and ship of the town. SALE! Dozens of New Girls Will Go figure" then by all means see these coats Place Your Orders Wild Over With Us for These. of unusual style distinction, superbly tail Prompt Delivery On STRAW HATS ored of wool crepe and diagonals... furred RANGE g Many $1.39 to ^ ( ) C K 8 or untrimmed models, correct in detail and FURNACE and silk lined. You must see these coats to $2.95Models Colov® appreciate them ... .black, corsair blue, FUEL OIL P r i n t s Hurry to Hale’s tomorrow for a new straw brown, beige. Center Auto Supply hat! We have dozens and dozens of new, up crochet weaves to-the-mlnute styles at 94. Many hats for Phone 5isi)3 merly $1.39 to $2.95. Here are the tailored V . r^plit peanut brims. The modified sailors. Swanky berets At Hale’s novelty braids Neat turbans. Included in this lot are some Budget Misses' and Women's Sizes real good "buys” our buyer picked up In New milanese York this week. Large and small head sizes. C - Price Black, navy, brown, beige, green, light blue. B. T. Inc., Second Floor wool and straw We don’t blame them] We’re proud • • A* One Cent Hale's Miilinery—Main Floor, center. of this assortment. The best our buyers could find in Now York for style and quality. Colorful prints on Aleneon llzht and dark grounds. Also neat Sale Lace A ''Real" solid colors. Newest styles featuring Trimmed capelets, boleros, lace trimmi^s, Buy One Quart Hosierti Vol-K' P u r e novel sleeves and other wanted style Two years old««- details. For miss and madam. Of Oil and Get Hale’s Frocks—Main Floor, rear. V'U'' and still like NEW! Another Quart Silk Hose Still the “Best Girls’ $5.95 Frequent HYGEONIC For Ic Seller’’ in Our Baby Shop cleansing keeps men's suits fresh, This oil is 100% PennsyU Lost Day COATS vania. I had this same oil Saturday at Now Only clean and smartly pressied. This sale last week and it was such scientific method puts new life into a success I am running it again this week. Sold 240 A fresh shipment Ws sold hundreds of pairs last of those lovely Thursday. Be sure to get sev the fabric, sterilizing as it cleans. quarts in 4 days. Why buy heavy silk slips. cheap chain store oil? eral pairs tomorrow at this And tbe Aleneon price. Finest quality, pure silk HYGEONIC "" lace trim Is gor hose. Regular $1.00 grades of moderate. geous. Full cut, today. Made by a foremost GAS full length mod hosiery manufacturer whose els. White, tea- Men’s SUITS rose and peach. name wa are not allowed to use $1.65 S Gallons 7 3 ^ because of this very low price. Grade Men’s COATS 84 to 60. The ..chiffons with neat plcot tops. Buy Tydol products and equal of many of $ 2 ‘ 9 8 $ 1 b ., $2.68 models. ..service weight with lisle hem Plain DRESSES keep American workmen em and feet. 1929 ployed. When you buy im Main Floor, Plain COATS rear Hosiery—Main Floor, right 2 to 6 The smartest modeli for girls 7 ported gas you are throwing years to 14. Tailored tweeds and wool Men’s Felt HATS 75c, Women’s 50e thousands of Americans out ens. Also enappy wool drees coats of work. Buy American StUl t b s wltb Lyolene doling. Green, Restored Ready to Wear “best ssU- bright blue, navy, gray and tan. Products. er“l Smart Let HYGEONIC keep yon well dressed, Bring yonr garments little coat $1.95 and $2.95 (|i‘| Q Q to our dry cleansing department. and...... beret... eeST at 12.98. Navy Wash VAN’S SERVICE ebsvlots with emblem and braes A limited number. Crisp, oeM outtoo trim. Neat todered printed «|rMb frocks In sices 7 to tweeds, too. For boys and 14. Oolorfut. Umited oumbif STATION flrlf, 2 to S. -Hibop early. 4M Hartford Rood ToL S8S6 Bfain Floor, rear Van Always falls for Less. bIbAD HALE’S SPBCTAL LOFT CANDY ADVT. ON PAGE 8. ■‘ ito Floor. Center • i * A ■A..