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ONE YEAR AGO AMERICANS IN LINDY HIT PARIS G. A. R. Vets Keep in Trim GERMAN REDS New York, May 21.— Just 4>- one. year ’ago today Col. Char­ les A. Lindbergh stepped out of CHINA GUARDED the cabin of the famous Spirit W IN E E C nO N of St. Louis amid a shouting and cheering crowd at Le Bour- BY D. HROOPS get Airdrome near P^ris. He had accomplished the BY LANDSLDE seemingly impossible and the f ' whole world was literally at the feet of the conqueror by Situabon in the North is air of the Atlantic ocean. Socialist-Communist Factions 59 Bodies So Far Recover* On this anniversary when Acute— Chinese Warned friends and enthusiasts in gen­ eral wanted to again congratu­ Gain Many Seats— Marx ed, AD FrightfnDy Barn­ late him he could not be found. That Foreigners WiO Be He was in hiding, purposely Cabinet Expected to Re­ 11 Killed, 90 Injured shunning publicity, it was said. e t Resellers Reach Shall He has been staying at the Well Protected in Peking. home of Harry F. Guggenhqim sign Tomorrow. Where 152 Miners Are at Port Washington, N. Y., but Hamburg, Germany, May 21.— < Berlin rushed experts and gas could not be found there to­ Scenes resembling actual warfare masks to fight the fumes. Berlin, May 21.— The next gov­ Shangljai, May 21.— A guardian day. And at the New York of­ accompanied the explosion of a The tank, which was in Dr. Hugo Trapped— May Take An- ernment of Germany will be con­ Stolzenberg’s chemical factory, was ■wall of 'United States troops will be fice of Guggenheim it was said tank of wartime poison gas here that his whereabouts was not trolled by the Socialists and their filled with phosgene fluid. The thrown around American residents when 11 persons were killed and 90 firm explained it was the last of . other Day to Clear Away known. political allies as a result of Sun­ of North China if fighting breaks injured. the war gas which Is now being us­ out between Nationalists and day’s general election when the The explosion took place yester­ ed for the manufacture of dyes, Marx Cabinet was voted out of day, but it was not until today that which are mainly exported to Debris Caused byEx|do- Northerners in the Pek}ng-Tien- power. the ca.sualtles were definitely America. Tsln area. John Van A. MacMurray, E. 1 HOLL BUYS known. Aipong the dead were four A rigid Investigation has been sion. The Marx Cabinet decided, how­ firemen and five policemen. , ordered. United States minister at Peking, ever, to remain In ofldce until the through the American consul here, newly elected Reichstag meets the /' has advised the Nationalist admin­ NORTH END HOME second week in June. Mather, Pa., May 21 — With 59 istration at Nanking that American Premier Braun, of Prussia, a lives will be protected, although Socialist, may be the next chancel­ bodies .removed from the Mather the note is emphatic in pointing lor of Germany. MARRIAGE AS A GAMBLE colliery, which was rocked by an out that the United States does not Purchases Beautiful Main Despite the fact he Is not a So­ explosion Saturday, weary rescue intend to interfere in any way in cialist, Foreign Secretary Strese- crews this afternobn dug their way Chinese affairs. mann probably will retain his pres­ A similar note has been handed Street Residence as An ent post in the new government, GETTING TO BE A FACT deeper into the debris-strewn mine to the Peking government, warn­ % owing to the support of his policies In the hope of recovering the 158 ing that American lives will be by the Socialists. You won’t find these San Francisco G. A. R. vets limping along in the bodies believed still to be l i the protected. Investment. 'A tabulation of the vote late to­ workings. The situation in the north is al­ Memorial Day parade— no sir, they believe in being athletic and keeping day apportioned 490 of the 493 Chances Are 15 to 100 That ready acute, but if the crisis reach­ fit. Here they are as a photographer snapped them while they were Reichstag seats as follows: TOO MANY BABIES, Virtually all hope that any of the going about their daily dozen. From left to right are H. E. Cohen, men will be found alive has been es a climax the Am,erlcans will be Edward J. Holl, local developer Socialists— 152 seats; gained 21. concentrated in one area so that past adjutant-general; Sam Yoho, color bearer and C. C. Shadduck, past Communists— 54 seats; gained It Will End in Divorce abandoned Fourteen men were res­ protection will be made easier. of real estate, today announced commander, with John C. Chapman, present commander of the George H. 11. MOTHER COMPLAINS ued from the mine, hut one of these IJ. S. Warships Ready that he had purchased the former Thomas Post, No. 2, San Francisco, at the rowing machine. Nationalists— 73 seats; lost 34. died today in Waynesburg hosplts^, Admiral Mark Bristol, command­ Clarence M. Ely home, at 118 Main German Peoples’ Party— 45 Court— 180,000 Divorces brln£ the toll known and be­ lieved dead to 198 men. Officials er of the United States naval units street In the north end. 'The sale, seats; lost 6. in Asiatic waters, is understood to Catholic Center Party— 62 seats; Against Million Marriages believe 211 men were in the mine be at Tien-Tsin where a small was completed .Saturday afternoon YOUTH BADLY HURT I “ RUM ROW” PAYS lost 7. Has Husband Arrested; Had when the explosion, apparently United States fleet is being assem­ Mr. Holl buying the property Fascists— 12 seats; lost 1. caused by gas, shook the mine. bled. through S. I. Ward, Hartford real . Democrats— 35 seats; lost 7. Washington, May 21.— When a Had 13 and Tliinks That The United States marines will estate dealer, from the owner, BY HIT-AND-RUNNER NEAR $ 50 0 IN FINES Bavarian Peoples’ Party— 16 Mather, Pa., May 21.— ^Labori­ ■be under command of Gen. Smedley Thomas Trant, of Hartford. seats; lost 3. man or woman marries It’s a 15 to ously digging their way through Butler. , The house was originally the • Economic Party— 23 seats; gain­ 100 shot that it won’t last long. That’s Enough. debris-choked mine entries, rescue Infantry will co-operate with the home of the late Dr. Frank B. ed 6. And the odds, the Census Bureau crews today reached the nine butts marines. If the necessity arises Adams, and was one of the show Various Peasant Parties— 26 Delois Brasso Found by Side revealed today, are getting higher where the bodies of 152 men bluejackets will, be landed from the places of Manchester. Clarence M. Four North Enders Tapped seats. Bridgeport, Conn., May 21.— Too killed in Saturday’s explosion in the warships at Peking and rushed to Popular Rights Party— 29 seats. that the marriage will go on the Ely, a wholesale lumberman, many babies is the issue in the Mather colliery are believed to lie. my point where American lives are bought the place and upon leaving rocks of Infidelity, poverty, innate Five more bodies were recovered threatened. of Road Near Green Late For Keeping Liquor With home of Mr. and Mrs. John Crom­ Manchester sold it to Nathan G. Berlin, May 21— Germany’s gen­ meanness or just natural incom­ today bringing the total taken from Taking Precautions eral election resulted in a virtual well. R ^d, superintendent of the Burn­ patibility. the mine to 45. It Is believed that Taking a lesson from the inci­ side Tissue Paper Company. Mr. at Nigbt. Intent to Sell. landslide for the Socialist-Commun­ After ten years of married life, 211 men in all were in the mine dent at Tsinanfu, Shantung, where Trant acquired the property ist factions, and in the defeat of Final figures for 1926— the last at the time of the blast and all but, two Americans were killed by Chi­ •1-- during which time Mrs. Cromwell, through the mortgages he held, and the Marx government, according to available— showed that there were fourteen probably have perished. nese and where a pitched battle the latest compilations at noon to­ who is 29, became the mother of several Hartford real estate' dealers Manchester police today are Nearly $500 was extracted from 180,853 divorces against 1,202,574 The work of opening up the nine raged for two days between Japan­ day. thirteen children, they have come mine butts sealed by the blast more ese and Chinese Nationalist troops, have attempted to sell it. searching for another hit-and-run marriages. The divorce ratio was “ Rum Row” operatives in Man­ ’The Marx Cabinet Is expected to to the parting of the ways of the than a mile and a half from the the foreign governments are taking Mr. Holl has thoroughly inspect­ motorist, the driver of an automo­ 1.54 and marriage 10.27 per 1,000 ed the property and intends to put chester Police Court this morning resign tomorrow. population. baby question which became quite a shaft, will probably take another precautions to prevent attacks up­ bile which struck and badly injur­ The election results is considered on their nationals in the north. it in first class condition. This will, when four north end residents were “ Most marriages dissolved by problem in their family, what ■with day, officials directing the rescue ed Delots Brasso, 19, of ?35 Vern,on a deathblow to -Monarchist hopes, workAaid. ' Japan is continuing to mass cost him a considerable amount of Tonvitted 'by. Deputy Judge Thomas divorce in any one year were, con­ John making only thirty dollars a money, but he bfelieves the property street, shortly before midnight and is causing fears in some quar­ tracted natnrally in earlier years,” The rescue crews are digging troops In the north. It is reported Ferguson of keeping liquor with In- ters that there will be further week— the weeks he worked. that reinforcements are either on will be more easily sold if it is put Saturday night at Manchester the bureau said. through each room in each of the their way or soon will be enroute in good repair. Asked if he did not tent to sell. Three were given radical legislation by the new “ If the divorce rate continues “ We can’t afford any more chil­ butts between Nos. 15 to 25, in Green. The young man is in Memo­ Reichstag. dren,” she told her husband. which the bodies are believed to be for Tsingtao, Shantupg; Tlen-TsIn, intend to make his home in the rial Hospital where he was taken thirty day suspended jail sentences. to increase the ratio between di­ the port of Peking, and Manchuria. newly acquired house Mr. Holl in­ All were first offenders. They paid Although the German Peoples’ vorces and marriages of a given But John is a religious man, be­ buried. after being found unconscious be­ Party, of which Foreign Secretary lieving that “ the Lord will pro- Any faint hope that any of the So far as known the Nationalist timated he might if a purchaser side the road by passing motorists. $469.48. One case was continued year will somewhat understate the government has made no reply to were not found soon. through the illness of the defense Stresemann is a leader, lost six probability of divorce for the mar­ ■vide,” and he took issue with his miners would be found alive in the His condition is not regarded as se­ wife. the Japanese note (virtually an ul­ rious. counsel. Reichstag seats, according to the riages of that year.” mine was dispelled by the condition timatum) that Japan will not tol­ All the alleged liquor violators noon compilation. Dr. Stresemann is Causes of Rivorce The upshot of It was that Mrs. of the five bodies removed today. The police are greatly handicap­ Cromwell appeared in police head­ erate the invasion of Manchuria. ped by lack of clues. All that i^ live on North street in what Is expected to retain his post in any The principal causes of divorce They were burned! almost beyond The note is still under considera­ known as Union Village, but des­ Cabinet that is formed, owing to in 1926 were cruelty 69,005, de­ quarters, two young children cling­ recognition.' ' ' •' SLEUTHS ARE SILENT known is that a car struck the ing at her skirts. tion by the members of the~ Nan­ young man as he was walking along cribed as “ Rum Row” by Prosecut­ his international prestige and to sertion 57,003, infidelity 16,710 king administration. the left side of the highway bound ing Attorney Charles R. Hathaway. the further fact that the Socialists and drunkenness 2,774. Wants Him Arrested WORK OF RESCUE ON E LU O n BOMBING for home. The automobile was They were arrested a week ago yes­ in the old Reichstag were the chief More than 90 per cent of the “ I want my husband arrested.” Mather, Pa.,. May, 21— Gas! ‘ CHINESE ENVOY HERE. traveling in a westerly direction terday when a raid was executed by supporters of his foreign policies. drunkenness divorces went to wom­ she said. “ I am the mother of 13 One short word, today sealed the en. The percentages of separations New York, May 21.— The and probably fled down the old ten members of the police depart- Incomplete Returns children, eight of whom died from fate of 157 men trapped in the Leviathan flagship of the U. S. Only Witness Taken to Rosfues Green road or over Middle Turn­ ment armed with search warrants, Incomplete returns gave the for this cause has increased stead­ malnutrition and other ills because ily since 1922. Mather mine of che Mather collier­ Lines and the largest vessel afloat, pike after the accident, instead of j The five c;-ses were continued until Socialists 155 Reichstag seats. we are poor. John wants more chil­ ies here by an explosion late Sat­ Gallery But Will* Not Talk In the period from 1887 to dren. He cannot properly take care ran into a heavy fog as she ap­ taking the main road to the Center ' this morning. urday...... proached New York today and was About It. , ' via East Center street. Police are (Continued on page 2) 1906, 3.9 per cent of the divorces of the five we have. Please arrest Those convicted are as follows: were granted because of drunken­ While rescue teams from all delayed an hour getting into port. inclined to believe that the hit-and- Mrs. Katie Hurula, 35, 95 North him.” New York, May 21.^—Secrecy to­ ness, and in 1916 3.4 per cent. John came into headquarters a parts of Western Pennsylvania Among the Leviathan’s pas­ runner lives in Manchester. Street, $150 and costs; Waclaw worked frantically to reach the day surrounds the investigatibn in­ No Witness Of the total divorces 126,563 few minutes later, demanding that sengers was Dr. Wu Choo Chu, son Rubacka, 33, 96 North street, $100 | THREE GIRLS KILLED mfeiers in the forlorn hope that of Dr. Wu Ting Feng, former to the bombing of the home of As far as can be learned, no one were granted to women and 52,287 she return home. She declined and Robert G. Elliott, official execu­ and costs, thirty days suspended to men. A few were unclassified. continued to demand his arrest. some of them may have been able Chinese minister to the United saw the accident. The first that jail sentence; Frank Yankawski, tioner for four states whose home was known of the matter was when WHEN HOME BURNS The chief complaints against wives The authorities held the Hus­ to brattice themselves in from the States. Dr. Wu is here, he said, to 40, 93 North street, $100 and costs, working face of the mine and so seek the moral support of this at Richmond Hill was almost young Brasso was found lying in were that they were unfaithful, or band on a technical charge of wrecked by an explosion early last the gutter. His cap lay several feet thirty days suspended jail sentence were guilty of cruelty or desertion. breaking the peace. He will be held escape the deadly gas, the grim country if the Chinese Nationalists Friday morning. and Stephen Grzyb, 33, 94 North Narrow Escape veterans of the crews and federal protest against Japanese interven­ up the road, indicating that he had Parents Have Husbands were guilty of all these until May 24 when he will be ex­ Witfield r^oysen, a milkman, who been knocked some distance. Bras­ street, $100 and costs, thirty days In Trying to Save Their things and in addition they imbibed amined in Police Court as to nis and company officials alike saw no tion in China. suspended jail sentence. hope for the entombed men. Dead­ Dr. Wu will not beseech military says he was warned to silence by so was taken to tlfg hospital by Daughters. too freely or had a failure-to-pro- mental condition. four men in a red touring car, four Manchester men who came Mrs. Mary Rubacka, 36, 95 North vide complex. Meanwhile, Bridgeport charity ly gas,— “ black damp” — which support, he said, but will go before street, had her case continued until organizations are looking after the swept the workings in the wake ot Secretary of State Kellogg and ask which he encountered about four along shortly afterward from Bol­ New Albany, Miss., May 21.— Husbands to Blame miles from the Elliott home short­ ton, Alfred Steele of Delmont Wednesday morning at the request “ It may be that husbands, more family. the terrific explosion, was feared that the United States throw its of Attorn'ey Raymond L. Carmody, Three daughters of J. S. Owens, ly after the bombing, has Inspected street. George D. Crockett of Bige­ editor of the New Albany Gazette, often than wives, give occasion for Those who have employed Crom­ to have taken its toll. . % diplomatic, strength to the side of the Rogue’s Gallery in an attempt low street, George Truman of Mc­ who stated that his partner, Attor­ well say that he is industrious and China in the rapidly expanding dis­ were burned to death early today divorce, but the much larger pro­ First Victims to Identfy the four. But detective Kee street and John Hassett of Cen­ ney William J. Shea, who is Mrs. while Mr. and Mrs. Owens narrowly portion of divorces granted to the of good character. Mrs. Cromwell Meanwhile, in the vine covered pute with Japan over the occupa­ William Toomey says that In order ter street. Rubacka’s counsel, is confined to his wife, is, in general, due to the hasn’t anything against her hus­ tion of Manchuria. escaped with their lives as their recreation hall of this model min­ to protect Boysen the results of this Supernumerary Policemen Har­ home with illness. All of the four home was swept by fire. fact that for her there are more band excepting his insistence of a ing village lay forty mangled bodies, , “ The Japanese government will inspection will not be made public. old Heffron and Percival Maxwell persons convicted were represented legal grounds for separation,” the big family oA $30 a week. stop at nothing to establish its hand Elizabeth Owens, 18, one of the first of the 211 victims to be taken Elliott has made no effort to re­ were summoned as soon as Brasso by lawyers. Attorney William S. victims, was to have graduated from bureau said; Zrom the blast wrecked mine. in Manchuria,” Dr. Wu said. "I pair his home and crowds of curi­ was found. They notified police Hyde appeared for Mrs. Hurula; “ When each party wants the di­ know that the Chinese Nationalists New Albany High school next week. Fourteen other men escaped ous visit the scene daily. The grim, headquarters and Sargent John Attorney William Harney for Wac- Her two sisters, Blake ,16; and vorce it is probable that the wife, death— eight of whom are in are just as determined that they lank executioner rebuffs the few Crockett took charge of the inves­ more often than, the husband, shall not obtain even the slightest Helen, 10, also perished in the ELK HILLS RESERVE Waynesburg and Brownsville hospi­ would-be interviewers who get past tigation. He went to the hospital (Contipned on page 3) flames. The three bodies were re­ makes the application.” tals. > semblance of a protectorate foot­ the police guard. He says he has but found Brasso too much dazed Men’s moral apparently are im­ hold and will fight to the end covered. Crews are digging around , one no plans for the future, has not to talk coherently. He did, how­ One month ago today, Owen’s proving slightly, the bureau 'oh- LEFT UNPROTECTED debris-choked working face of the^' against it. considered giving up his work as ever manage to state the direction son, 'William Owens, 28, died sud­ “ The Japanese are seekinf- to which the automobile took after the mine in the hope that If the rescue executioner or moving into another denly from acute indigestion. (Continued on Page 3) crews can get behind the spot wher^ dissolve the Chinese Republic and home. accident. CONGRESS SPEEDS UP replace the boy emperor on the Brasso is employed as a farming Largest Oil Field in World May fuH force of the blast struck they throne. His counsellors always helper for Edward D. Lynch of Ly- B p nrninpd hv Privatebratticed away in were friendly to Japan and the MAY EXHUME BODY dalville. He Is an ofphan and was FOR AN ADJOURNMENT Mikado sees an opportunity to put taken into the Lynch home nearly Lessees ^earpy. checked the spread of the gas. China under Japanese domination six years ago. Mrs. Lynch said yes­ Candidates for “First Lady” Hoge Abandoned terday that he was an honest, Senate Meets Two Hours Earl­ WashingtoS^ May 21.— Congress Experts who hurried here at first*^ that way. If the United States OF HARTFORD WOMAN Described in New Series will adjourn without enacting government does not protest, I faithful worker. Brasso had been to ier Today to Rush Buisness news of the explosion, however, the motion picture show at the legislation designed to protect the have Vabandoned hope, because o f . fear there will be a serious convul­ Along, great Elk Hills, Calif., naval oil sion in the east.” Died Suddenly May 11— Com­ State Theater, as had been his cus­ the way in which gas has spread to tom almost every Saturday night. reserve, it was indicated today. every crevice in the mine so far mon Law Husband Beinji: Washington, May 21.— Facing a WHEN elections are over and Mr. The legislation was sought by He rode to the Green on the trolley stiff fight against their plan to ad­ explored. Held by Police. car due there at 11:45 and was and Mrs. Next President move in­ the Navy Department to prevent While the majority of the, ex- ’ NEW PASSENGER PLANES journ Congress next Saturday, ad­ drainage of the vast oil supply and walking home. The accident occur- ministration leaders ’ settled down to the White House, will Mrs. Pres­ nmsst, perts assign gas as the reason' for' Hartford, Conn., May 21.— ]^o- ed at a point between the trolley to prevent naval oil from going in­ the blast, there were some who llce today were marking time in the today to break the dilatory tactics ident be dignified or neighborly, Los Angeles, Calif., May 21.— terminus and fhe Manchester Green to the hands of foreign-owned com- claimed that dust, possibly ignited Completing a new fleet of passen­ case of Mrs. Mary Opie, who died which have blocked final action on beautiful.or plain, a woman of tho j)anies. the tax reduction bill for the past by a spark from a mine car trolley, ger aircraft, a Fokker monoplane Is on May 11, apparently suddenly, (Continued on Page 3) world or a home-maker? Rep. Hale (R) of New Hamp­ and was buried in Zion Hill ceme­ two weeks. caused the explosion. expected to arrive here from Texas, A great deal has been written shire, chairman of a House naval Overlooking no chances to save today. tery on May 14. Coroner J. Gilbert The Senate met at ten o’clock, Calhoun had before him a formal two hours earlier than usual, and lately about what kind of persons affairs sub-committee in charge of any. men who may have been able . The plane is a sister ship to the'' the bill, said that action had been to brattice, themselves in from the request^ that the grave be opened it was to be held in session contin­ the various candidates are, but three Fokkers that successfully delayed by the illness of Rep. But­ gas, mine workers forced thousanda so that the body might be examin­ uously until the tax bill Is enacted. their wives have been pretty much negotiated a transcontinental good ed, and police were waiting a for­ If this, program Is successful, the ler (R) of Penna., chairman of the of cubic feet of pure air into the will tour from New York, each mal order from him. administration may be able to ad­ neglected. committee. < workings today. • plane using a different route. Meanwhile William Perkins, of it doesn’t rain in New journ next Saturday, but any .Tomorrow The Herald will begin Not only do several prl-vate oil Meanwhile, on the green hill­ A crowd of 10,00d spectators 193 Farmington avenue, who lived York tonight the further delay in passing the tax bill a series of articles by Allene Sum­ companies have leases on the’^edge sides which slope do'wn to, the col- ; gathered at Vail Field here yester­ w;Ith Mrs, Opie as her husband, undoubtedly would keep Congress ner, a leading writer on 'Women’s — and in one case in the center— liery tipple, a small army wilted—r day to greet the three good will was being held on a statuatory McLARNIN-MANDELL another week. topics, who writes for The Herald of the reserve, but, in an adjourn­ silently sharin,?'" a hope which cold planes. Charge in default of *25,000 ball FIGHT The actual fight over tax rates and NEA Service, describing In ing, reserve oil is being sold by a scientific calculation failed to dim^ The four planes will be placed in pending a police court hearing. His WILL BE BROADCAST has been settled with the adoption chatty, - gossipy style these possible private lessee to British oil inter­ — relatives of the victimsi, ^ passenger service between Los case today was set for next Satur­ AT THE HERALD’S \ of almost all of the administra­ First Ladies',of the Land. Miss ests for, export. Secretary of Na'vy From the hour late Saturday Angeles and San Francisco next day morning. SOUTH OFFICE tion’s tax reduction program. Sumner is visiting the wives of the Wilbur said. The Nayy he said, is when word spread through the neat Saturday. ‘ Investigators declared that while The pending question this morn­ leading candidates in both parties, anxious to preserve the Elk Hills little mining vllfage that an ex­ Mrs. Opie had carried a *500 In­ No promises are made, ing was a “ rider” proposal by Sena­ in 'their homes to get the material field, one of the largest in the plosion had sealed the mih.e, they^j surance policy the payment was there will be a fight tor Reed (D) of Mo,, to,slash tariff for this series. ;., world., ■ V ' have kept vigil— matrons, cMldrer^A due a daughter and not the man TREASURY BALANCE. rates on certain manufactured ■ ar­ The articles will be full of in­ , The Navy Department had sug­ babies in arms — .while kindly ^ with whom she lived. Two sons of ticles. He offered the amendment teresting,, human side-glances at gested exchanging government oil strangers organized into resdui Mrs. Opie by a former manrlage and Washington, May 21.— Treasury after the Senate rejected by a vote the women they describe. In many all cases they are interesting. lands In re.serve already “ enp up” teams td" brove the deatli tnost ol her son-in-law were Instigators pf of 13 to 44, a proposal to increase cases they xafit a new light on the > Watch for the first story tomor- balance May 18: *85.141.168.28. the present police Investigation, j by ^private leases tor the few private the tariff on farm products. achievements of their husbands. In •• M ik Alfred E. Smitiu leases In tbe'Elk Hill* resei^e. ^(Coatinued on p e so • ' - V’’.- ■ ' I it- ■m ■*V i ^ ^ k'.W A -''OS' •••A ^ ' v ' . .U'.'M.

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ONE TEAR AGO ] AMERICANS IN LINDT HIT Pa r i s ! G. A. R. Vets Keep in Trim GERMAN REDS New York, May 21.— Just one. year ago today Col. Char­ FEAR OVER 200 KILLED les A. Lindbergh stepped out of d N A GUARDED the cabin of the famous Spirit WIN ELECTION of St. Louis amid a shouting and cheering crowd at Le Bour- BY 0. HROOPS get Airdrome near P^ris. He bad accomplished the BY LANDSLIDE IN COAL MINE BLAST seemingly impossible and the whole world was literally at the feet of the conqueror by SitoadoD in the North is air of the Atlantic ocean. Sodalist-Communist Factions 59 Bodies So Far Recover­ On this anniversary when Wartime Gtis Explodes Acute— Chinese Warned friends and enthusiasts in gen­ Gain Many Seats— Marx eral wanted to again congratu­ ed, AD FrightfuBy Burn­ late him he could not be found. I V That Foreigners WiO Be He was in hiding, purposely Cabinet Expected to Re­ 11 Killed, 90 Injured ed; Rescuers R ea d Shall shunning publicity, it was said. •i He has been staying at the Well Protected in Peking. home of Harry F. Guggenhqim sign Tomorrow. Where 152 Miners Are at Port Washington, N. Y., but Hamburg, Germany, May 21.— ( Berlin rushed experts and gas could not be found there to­ Scenes resembling actual warfare masks to fight the fumes. Berlin, May 21.— The next gov­ The tank, which was In Dr. Hugo Shang);iai, May 21.— A guardian day. And at the New York of­ accompanied the explosion of a Trapped— May Take An- ernment of Germany will be con­ Stolzenberg’s chemical factory, was wall of United States troops will be fice of Guggenheim it was said tank of wartime poison gas here that his whereabouts was not trolled by the Socialists and their filled with phosgene fluid. The thrown around American residents when 11 persons were killed and 90 firm explained it was the last of . other Day to Clear Away known. political allies as a result of Sun­ of North China if fighting breaks 4>. injured. the war gas which is now being us­ day’s general election when the The explosion took place yester­ ed for the manufacture of dyes, out between Nationalists and Marx Cabinet was voted out of day, but it was not until today that which are mainly exported to Debris Caused by Explo­ Northerners in the Pektng-Tlen- power. the casualties were definitely America. Tsin area. John Van A. MacMurray, E. 1 HOLL BUYS known. Among the dead were four A rigid investigation has been sion. The Marx Cabinet decided, how­ firemen and five policemen. ordered. United States minister at Peking, ever, to remain in ofllce until the through the American consul here, newly elected Reichstag meets the /■ : % ■; has advised the Nationalist admin­ NORTH END HOME second week in June. Matter, Pa.. May 21 — W itt Bf istration at Nanking that American Premier Braun, of Prussia, a bodies .removed from the Matter lives will he protected, although Socialist, may be the next chancel­ MARRIAGE AS A GAMBLE colliery, which was rocked by an the note is emphatic In pointing lor of Germany. out that the United States does not Purchases Beautiful Main Despite the fact he is not a So­ explosion Saturday, weary yesene intend to interfere in any way in cialist, Foreign Secretary Strese- crews this aftemodn dug tbelr way mann probably will retain his pres­ Chinese affairs. deeper Into the debris-strewn mine A similar note has been handed Street Residence as An ent post In the new government, GEHING TO BE A FACT to the Peking government, warn­ owing to the support of his policies in the hope of recovering the 128 ing that American lives will be by the Socialists. bodies believed still to be l i the You won’t find these San Francisco G. A. R. vets limping along in the protected. Investment. 'A tabulation of the vote late to­ workings. The situation in the north is at-1 Memorial Day parade— no sir, they believe in being athletic and keeping day apportioned 490 of the 493 Chances Are 15 to 100 That TOO MANY BABIES, ready acute, but if the crisis reach-! fit. Here they are as a photographer snapped them while they were Reichstag seats as follows: Virtually all hope that any of the going about their daily dozen. From left to right are H. E. Cohen, men will be found alive has been es a climax the Am,erlcans will be Edward J. Holl, local developer Socialists— 152 seats; gained 21. concentrated in one area so that past adjutant-general; Sam Yoho, color bearer and C. C. Shadduck, past Communists— 54 seats; gained It Will End in Divorce abandoned Fourteen men were ree- protection will be made easier. of real estate, today announced commander, with John C. Chapman, present commander of the George H. 11. MOTHER COMPLAINS ued from the mine, but one of these IT. 8. AVarships Ready that he had purchased the former Thomas Post, No. 2, San Francisco, at the rowing machine. Nationalists— 73 sW s; lost 34. Court— 180,000 Divorces died today in Waynesburg hospital, Admiral Mark Bristol, command­ Clarence M. Ely home, at 118 Main German Peoples’ Party— 45 brln« the toll known and be­ lieved dead to 19 S men. Officials er of the United States naval units street in the north end. ""he sale seats; lost 6. in Asiatic waters, is understood to Catholic Center Party— 62 seats; Against Million Marriages Has Husband Arrested; Had believe 211 men were in the mine be at Tien-Tsin where a small was completed Saturday afternoon YOUTH BADLY HURT I “ RUM ROW " PAYS lost 7. when the explosion, apparently United States fleet is being assem­ Mr. Holl buying the property Fascists— 12 seats; lost 1. caused by gas, shook the mine. bled. through S. I. Ward, Hartford real Democrats— 25 seats; lost 7. Had 13 and Thinks That The United States marines will estate dealer, from the owner, BY HIT-AND-RUNNER NEAR $ 50 0 IN FINES Bavarian Peoples’ Party— 16 Washington, May 21.— When Mather, Pa., May 21.— ^Labori­ •be under command of Gen. Smedley Thomas Trant, of Hartford. seats; lost 3. man or woman marries lt*s a 15 to ously digging their way through Butler. , The house was originally the • Economic Party— 23 seats; gain­ 100 shot that it won’t last long. That’s Enough. debris-choked mine entries, rescue Infantry will co-operate with the home of the late Dr. Frank B. ed 6. And the odds, the Census Bureau crews today reached the nine butts marines. If the necessity arises Various Peasant Parties— 26 where the bodies of 152 men A'dams, and was one of the show revealed today, are getting higher bluejackets will he landed from the places of Manchester. Clarence M. DeloisBrasso Found by Side I Four North Enders Tapped seats. Bridgeport, Conn., May 21.— Too killed in Saturday’s explosion in the Popular Rights Party— 29 seats. that the marriage will go on the warships at Peking and rushed to Ely, a wholesale lumberman, many babies is the Issue in the Mather colliery are believed to lie. iny point where American lives are bought the place and upon leaving rocks of infidelity, poverty, innate Five more bodies were recovered threatened. of Road Near Green Latei For Keeping Liquor With home of Mr. and Mrs. John Crom­ Manchester sold it to Nathan G. Berlin, May 21— Germany’s gen­ meanness or just natural incom­ today bringing the total taken from Taking Precautions eral election resulted in a virtual well. R ^d, superintendent of the Burn- patibility. the mine to 45. It Is believed that Taking a lesson from the inci­ slae Tissufr Paper Company. Mr. at Night. Intent to SeD. landslide for the Socialist-Commun­ After ten years of married life, 211 men In all were in the mine dent at Tsinanfu, Shantung, where Trant acquired the property ist factions, and in the defeat of Final figures for 1926— the last during which time Mrs. Cromwell, at the time of the blast and all but two Americans were killed by Chi­ •r ■ the Marx government, according to through the mortgages he held, and available— showed that there were who is 29, became the mother of fourteen probably have perished. nese and where a pitched battle the latest compilations at noon to­ The work of opening up the nine several Hartford real estate' dealers Manchester police today are Nearly $500 was extracted from 180,853 divorces against 1,202,574 thirteen children, they have come raged for two days between Japan­ have attempted to sell It. day. marriages. The divorce ratio was mine butts sealed by the blast more ese and Chinese NatioEfallst troops, searching for another hit-and-run "Rum Row” operatives in Man­ Mr. Holl has thoroughly inspect­ The Marx Cabinet is expected to 1.54 and marriage 10.27 per 1,000 to the parting of the ways of the than a mile and a half from the the foreign governments are taking motorist, the driver of an automo­ chester Police Court this morning resign tomorrow. population. baby question which became quite a shaft, will probably take another precautions to prevent attacks up­ ed the property and Intends to put it in first class condition. This will, bile which struck and badly injur­ when four north end residents were The election results is considered "Most marriages dissolved by problem in their family, what with.; day, officials directing t ^ ^ rescue on their nationals in the north. ed Delols Grasso, 19, of ^35 Vernon a deathblow to -Monarchist hopes, work said...... — Japan is continuing to mass cost him a considerable amount of 'Convicted by. Deputy Judge Thomas divorce in any one year were, con­ John making only thirty dollars a money, but he hWleves the property street, shortly before midnight and is causing fears in some quar­ tracted naturally in earlier years,” The rescue crews are digging troops In the north. It is reported Ferguson of keeping liquor with in­ ters that there will be further week— the weeks he worked. through each room in each of the that reinforcements are either on will be more easily sold if it is put Saturday night at Manchester the bureau said. tent to sell. Three were given radical legislation by the new “ If the divorce rate continues “ We can’t afford any more chil­ butts between Nos. 15 to 25, in their way or soon will be enroute in good repair. Asked if he did not Green. The young man is in Memo­ thirty day suspended jail sentences. Reichstag. to increase the ratio between di­ dren,” she told her husband. which the bodies are believed to be ‘'‘3 for Tsingtao, Shantung; Tlen-Tsln, Intend to make his home in the rial Hospital where he was taken But John Is a religious man, be­ newly acquired house Mr. Holl in­ All were first offenders. They paid Although the German Peoples’ vorces and marriages of a given buried. . .M the port of Peking, and Manchuria. after being found unconscious be­ Party, of which Foreign Secretary lieving that "the Lord will pro­ Any faint hope that any of the , p So far as known the Nationalist timated he might if a purchaser $469.48. One case was continued year will somewhat understate the side the road by passing motorists. Stresemann is a leader, lost six probability of divorce for the mar­ vide,” and he took issue with his miners would be found alive in the.’/^?-^ government has made no reply to were not found soon. His condition is not regarded as se­ through the illness of the defense counsel. Reichstag seats, according to the riages of that year.” wife. mine was dispelled by the condition the Japanese note (virtually an ul­ rious. The upshot of It was that Mrs. All the alleged liquor violators noon compilation. Dr. Stresemann is Causes of Divorce of the five bodies removed today.' - ^ timatum) that Japan will not tol­ The police are greatly handicap­ Cromwell appeared In police h e a d -They___^ were burned almost beyond erate the Invasion of Manchuria. live on North street In what is expected to retain his post in any The principal causes of divorce ped by lack of clues. All that i^ Cabinet that is formed, owing to in 1926 were cruelty 69,005, de­ quarters, two young children cling- rtcognltlon, The note is still under considera­ known is that a car struck the known as Union Village, but des­ ing at her skirts. tion by the members of the'Nan­ SLEUTHS ARE SILENT young man as he was walking along cribed as "Rum Row” by Prosecut­ his international prestige and to sertion 57.003, infidelity 16,710 king administration. the left side of the highway bound ing Attorney Charles R. Hathaway. the further fact that the Socialists and drunkenness 2,774. Wants Him Arrested WORK OF RESCUE ON ELLIOn BOMBING for home. The automobile was They were arrested a week ago yes­ In the old Reichstag were the chief More than 90 per cent of the “ I want my husband arrested.” Mather, Pa., May 21— Gas! CHINESE ENVOY HERE. traveling in a westerly direction terday when a raid was executed by supporters of his foreign policies. drunkenness divorces went to wom­ she said. "I am the mother of 13 One short word, today sealed the i f e J New York, May 21.— The and probably fled down the old ten members of the police depart­ Incomplete Returns en. The percentages of separations children, eight of whom died from fate of 157 men trapped in the : for this cause has increased stead­ Leviathan flagship of the U. S. Only Witness Taken to Rogues Green road or over Middle Turn­ ment armed with search warrants. Incomplete returns gave the malnutrition and other ills because Mather mine of the Mather collier­ Socialists 155 Reichstag seats, ily since 1922. we are poor. John wants more chil­ Lines and the largest vessel afloat, Gallery But Will Not Talk pike after the accident, instead of The five c:-ses were continued until ies here by an explosion late Sat-. ran into a heavy fog as she ap­ taking the main road to the Center this morning. In the period from 1887 to dren. He cannot properly take care About It. 1906, 3.9 per cent of the divorces urday...... „ . proached New York today and was via East Center street. Police are Those convicted are as follows: (Continued on page 2) of the five we have. Please arrest While rescue teams from all - delayed an hour getting into port. inclined to believe that the hlt-and- were granted because of drunken­ him.” New York, May 21.— Secrecy to­ Mrs. Katie Hurula, 35, 95 North ness, and in 1916 3.4 per cent. John came into headquarters a pans of Western Pennsylvania,; Among the Leviathan’s pas­ runner lives in Manchester, Street, $150 and costs; Waclaw worked frantically to reach the , sengers was Dr. '^^u Choo Chu, son day surrounds the Investlgatlbn in­ No Witness THREE GIRLS KILLED Of the total divorces 126,563 few minutes later, demanding that Rubacka, 33, 96 North street, $100 were granted to women and 52,287 miners in the forlorn hope that' of Dr. Wu Ting Peng, former to the bombing of the home of As far as can be learned, no one | and cost’s,’ thirty* days she return home. She declined and Robert G. Elliott, official execu­ suspended to men. A few were unclassified. continued to demand his arrest. some of them may have been able Chinese minister to the United saw the accident. The first that jail sentence; Frank to brattice themselves in from the tioner for four states whose home was known of the matter w^as when Y HHlC£LY^slci WHEN HOME BURNS The chief complaints against wives The authorities held the Hus­ States. Dr. Wu is here, he said, to 40, 93 North street, $100 and costs’, were that they were unfaithful, or band on a technical charge of working face of the mine and so seek the moral support of this at Richmond Hill was almost young Brasso was found lying in wrecked by an explosion early last the gutter. His cap lay several feet thirty days suspended jail sentence were guilty of cruelty or desertion. breaking the peace. He will be held escape the deadly gas, the grim; country if the Chinese Nationalists Friday morning. and Stephen Grzyb, 33, 94 North Parents Have Narrow Escape Husbands were guilty of all these until May 24 when he will be ex­ veterans of the crews and federal % protest against Japanese Inteiwcn- up the road, indicating that he had Wltfleld rJoysen, a milkman, who been knocked some distance. Bras­ street, $100 and costs, thirty days In Trying to Save Their things and in addition they imbibed amined in Police Court as to nis and company ofllcials alike saw no tion in China. says he was warned to silence by suspended jail sentence. too freely or had a failure-to-pro- mental condition. hope for the entombed men< Dead-! Dr. Wu will not beseech military so was taken to tlf§ hospital by Daughters. four men In a red touring car, four Manchester men who came Mrs. Mary Rubacka, 36, 95 North vide complex. Meanwhile, Bridgeport charity ly gas,— “ black damp” — which s support, he said, but w’ill go before street, had her case continued until organizations are looking after the swept the workings in the wake ot which he encountered about four along shortly afterward from Bol­ New Albany, Miss., May 21.— Husbands to Blame Secretary of State Kellogg and ask miles from the Elliott home short­ Wednesday morning at the request "It may be that husbands, more family. the terrific explosion, was feared that the United States throw its ton, Alfred Steele of Delmont Three daughters of J. S. Owens, ly after the bombing, has Inspected street, George D. Crockett of Bige­ of Attorn'ey Raymond L. Carmody, often than wives, give occasion for Those who have employed Crom­ to have taken its toll. diplomatic strength to the side of editor of the New Albany Gazette, well say that he is industrious and the Rogue’s Gallery in an attempt low street, George Truman of Mc­ who stated that his partner. Attor­ were burned to death early today divorce, but the much larger pro­ First Victims China in the rapidly expanding dis­ to Identfy the four. But detective Kee street and John Hassett of Cen­ ney William J. Shea, who is Mrs. portion of divorces granted to the of good character. Mrs. Cromwell Meanwhile, in the vine covered pute with Japan over the occupa­ while Mr. and Mrs. Owens narrowly hasn’t anything against her hus­ William Tooniey says that in order ter street. Rubacka’s counsel, is confined to his escaped with their lives as their wife, is. In general, due to the recreation hall of this model min- tion of Manchuria. to protect Boysen the results of this Supernumerary Policemen Har­ home with illness. All of the four fact that for her there are more band excepting his insistence of a ing village lay forty mangled bodies,vj “ The Japanese government will home was swept by fire. big family oA $30 a week. Inspection will not be made public. old Heffron and Percival Maxwell persons convicted were represented Elizabeth Owens, 18, one of the legal grounds for separation,” the first of the 211 victims to be taken stop at nothing to establish its hand Elliott has made no effort to re­ were summoned as soon as Brasso by lawyers. Attorney William S. bureau said.' !rom the blast wrecked mine. in Manchuria," Dr. Wu said. "I victims, was to have graduated from pair his home and crowds of curi­ was found. They notified police Hyde appeared for Mrs. Hurula; New Albany High school next week. "When each party wants the di­ Fourteen other men escaped; know that the Chinese Nationalists ous visit the scene daily. The grim, headquarters and Sargent John Attorney William Harney for Wac- vorce it is probable that the wife, death— eight of whom are in are just as determined that they Her two sisters, Blake .16; and - v.;s lank executioner rebuffs the few Crockett took charge of the inves­ Helen, 10, also perished in the more often than, the husband, ELK HILLS RESERVE ! Waynesburg and Brownsville hospi-'|: shall not obtain even the slightest would-be Interviewers who get past tigation. He went to the hospital (Contipned on page 3) flames. The three bodies were re­ makes the application.” j tals. semblance of a protectorate foot­ the police guard. He says he has but found Brasso too much dazed covered. Men’s moral apparently are im­ , Crews are digging around----- ^ hold and will fight to the end no plans for the future, has not to talk coherently. He did, how­ One month ago today, Owen’s proving slightly, the bureau ob- LEFT UNPROTECTED!1 debris-choked working face of the against it. considered giving up his work as ever manage to state the direction son, William Owens, 28, died sud­ ______I mine in the hope that If the r e s c u e ^ l^ i^ "The Japanese are seeklni' to executioner or moving into another which the automobile took after the denly from acute indigestion. (Continued on Page 3) crews can get behind the spot wher^ dissolve the Chinese Republic and home. accident. CONGRESS SPEEDS UP replace the boy emperor on the Brasso is employed as a farming Largest Oil Field in World May full force of the blast struck they^| B p TlrninMl hv Private'bratUced away in>;i throne. His counsellors always helper for Edward D. Lynch of Ly- FOR AN ADJOURNMENT T XT u " ™ ® jc a n v a s rooms which could have were friendly to Japan and the dalville. His Is an ofphan and was Lessees Nearby. checked the spread of the gas, MAY EXHUME BODY taken into the Lynch home nearly Mikado sees an opportunity to put Candidates for “First Lady” ------Hd|m Abandoned China under Japanese domination six years ago. Mrs. Lynch said yes­ Washington, May 21.— Congress i Experts who hurried here at first;; terday that he was an honest, Senate Meets Two Hours Earl­ jthat way. If the United States OF HARTFORD WOMAN Described in New Series will adjourn without enacting news bf the explosion, however, -, government does not protest, 1 faithful worker. Brasso had been to ier Today to Ri(sh Buisness legislation designed to protect the the motion picture show at the have V abandoned hope, because ot _ fear there will be a serious convul- Along. great Elk Hills, Calif., naval oil Died Suddenly May 11— Com­ State Theater, as had been his cus­ the way in which gas has spread to . j cion in the east.” reserve, it was indicated today. every crevice in the mine so far. mon Law Husband is Being tom almost every Saturday night. Washington. May 21.— Facing a He rode to the Green on the trolley WHEN elections are over and Mr. The legislation was sought by explored. . v ' Held by Police. , stiff fight against their plan to ad­ the Navy Department to prevent While the majority ot the car due there at 11:45 and was journ Congress next Saturday, ad­ and Mrs. Next President move in­ NEW PASSENGER PLANES walking home. The accident occur- to the White House, will Mrs. Pres­ drainage of the vast oil supply and perts assign gas as the reason for ' Hartford, Conn., May 21.— )>o- ministration leaders ' settled down to prevent naval oil from going in­ the blast, there were some whO v ed at a point between the trolley ident be dignified or neighborly, :,^ ^ ,'3 Los Angeles, Calif., -May 21.— lice today were marking time in the terminus and t*he Manchester Green today to break the dilatory tactics to the hands of foreign-owned cora- claimed that dust, possibly ignited Completing a new fleet of passen­ case of Mrs. Mary Ople, who died which have blocked final action on beautiful.or plain, a woman ot the j[)anies. by a spark from a minu car trolley, on May 11, apparently suddenly, the tax reduction bill for the/past ger aircraft, a Fokker monoplane is (Continued on Page 8) two weeks. world or a home-maker? Rep. Hale (R) of New Hamp­ caused the explosion. “7^^^ expected to arrive here from Texas, and wai buried in Zion Rill ceme­ shire, chairman of a House naval Overlooking no chances to save The Senate met at ten o’clock, A great deal has been written today. tery on May 14. Coroner J. Gilbert affairs sub-committee in charge ot any men who may have been able Calhoun had before him a formal two hours earlier than usual, and lately about what kind ot persons The plane is a sister ship to the’ it was to be held In session contin­ the bill, said that action had been to brattice.themselves in from, the three Fokkers that successfully request' that the grave be opened the various candidates are, but delayed by the illness ot Rep. But­ gas, mine workers forced thousands so that the body might be examin­ uously until the tax bill is enacted. their wives have been pretty much negotiated a transcontinental good ed, and police were waiting a for­ If thla program is successful, the ler (R ) of Penna., chairman of the of cubic feet of pure air into t h ^ will tour from New York, each mal order from him. administration may be able to ad­ neglected. committee. workings today. • plane using a different route. Meanwhile William Perkins, of it doesn’t rain in New journ next Saturday, but any .Tomorrow The Herald will begin Not only do several private oil Meanwhile, on the green hlll-f| A crowd of lO.OOd spectators 193 Farmington avenue, who lived York tonight the further delay in passing the tax bill a series of articles by Allene Sum­ companies have leases on the edge sides which ^ope down to the col- gathered at Vail Field here yester­ with Mrs. Ople as her husband, undoubtedly would keep Congress ner, a leading writer on women’s — and in one case in the center— liery tipple, a small army waited— 7^; day to greet the three good will was being held on a statuatory McLARNIN-MANDELL another week. topics, who writes for The Herald ot the reserve, but. in an adjourn­ silently sharimf a hope which cold planes. charge in default of 125,000 bail FIGHT The actual fight over tax rates and NEA Service, describing in ing reserve oil is being sold by a scientific calculation failed to dim The four planes will be placed In peqdlng a police court hearing. His WILL BE BROADCAST has been settled with the adoption chatty,' gossipy style these possible private lessee to British oil inter­ — relatives of the victims. passenger service between Los case today was set for next Satur­ AT THE HERALD’S \ of almost all of the administra­ First Ladies!.of the Land. Miss ests for, export. Secretary of Navy From the hour late Saturday Angeles and San Francisco next day morning. SOUTH OFFICE tion’s tax reduction program. Sumner is visiting the wives of the Wilbur said. The Nayy he said, is when word spread through the neat Saturday. Investigators declared that while The pending question this morn­ leading candidates in both parties, anxious to preserve the Elk Hills little mining village that an ex-^’ Mrs, Ople had carried a |500 In­ No promises are made, ing was a “ rider” proposal by Sena­ in their homes to get the material field, one of the largest In the plosion had sealed the mine, th«y,>i surance policy the payment was there will be a fight tor Reed (D) of Mo., to slash tariff for this series. \ ^ world.. have kept vigil— matrons, chlldrea,"'^ due a daughter and not the man babies in arms —- whUa kinder TREASURY BALANCE. rates on certain manufactured ar­ The articles will be full of In­ The Navy Department had sug- with whom she lived. Two sons of ticles. He offered the amendment teresting, human side-glances at gosted exchanging government oil strangers organised into resena Mrs. Ople by a former marriage and after the ^nate rejected by a vote the women they describe. In many all cases they are interesting. lands In resmrve already “ cup up’’ teams to bnva\ the death most of.- Washington, May 21.— Treasury her son-in-law were instigators of balance May 18: S86.141.168.28. of 13 to 44, a proposal to increase cases they cast a new light on the ^ Wateh for the first story tomor- by privata leases for the few private the present police inveBtlgation. I the tariff on farm products. achievemehta of their husbands. In (« • M M ik Alfred E. Smith. leashs In the Elk Hills rsservo. ^ ^'(Ckmtlnnad on page

\...... r'-e- J, r~ ' Aril-: iW, 4 ' «-AbB TWO MANCHESTER (CONN.) E V ^IN G HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 2li 1928,

FOGS OVER HARBOR FIRST LADY VISITS North End Home Bought by E. J. HoU nWANIS SPEAKER N E W C m i MOTHER IN HOSPITAL Here is well OBrrUARY GERMAN REDS CAUSE COLUSIONS known Adams BOOSTS "NEAR E A Sr AT estate house Mrs. Coolidge Also Attends' purchased on Manchester Expected to Con WINELEOION Church and Takes Auto Ride DEATHS Ten Ships is Crash in New With Her Son., Saturday after­ tribute $4,000 Toward Sup Manyli^oiii H en Qd to Water* : noon by Ed­ port of Needy Chil^en. bury Far Servin' tc' Northampton, Mass., May 21 __ ward J. Boll. Ralph Richmond BY LANDSLIDE Word has been received here of Find There*s«Nd Room. York and One is Stuck on After spending a typical New Eng­ Wonder If he’ll Captain E. A. Yarrow, who for 25 years has been In the Orient, the death of Ralph Richmond, son- land Sunday at church service, visit­ call it "Holl (^ntlnirad from Pag* 1.) All of thOM Who weht te Water ing the sick and enjoying the com­ gave the Kiwanis members a Vety la-law of Mrs. Mary Mitchell of 362 Sandbar. Vernon street, In Detroit, Mich., bufT yesterday, to attend the dedi­ pany of her family, Mrs. Calvin Ball” ? interesting story of his experiences which was a gain of 24; Commun­ last Friday. He was 35 years old. cation of the new Imuaenlat* (in ­ Coolidge was ready today for fur­ Story on Page 1 this noon at the meeting at the ists 51 so^ts, a gain of eight. Thus Hotel Sheridan. He said It was evi­ Mr. Richmond leaves his wife, Mrs. ception church; built under th< ther visits at the bedside of her the Marxists (Socialist groui>8) cap­ enpenrislon o£ Her. William J. New York, May 21.— The dense dent to him in his travels through Anna (Mitchell) Richmond who Is mother, Mrs. Lemira Goodhue. tured more than two-fifths q£ the McGnrk, fo f over7twehty-fite yean fog which hung over New York the Orient that the people of those living In Indianapolis, Inid. Mrs. The first lady of the land attend­ Richmond has one daughter by a Reichstag. pastor Of Bt. James’S church in ihlf harbor and the Atlantic seaboard ed the service of the Edwards Con­ countries were looking toward The Nationalists elected approxi­ America for leadership in every' former marrlaee, -Margaret, who Is place, were nnaide to get seats In- for 48 hours, causing five collisions gregational church, remaining in a NATIONS ENACT TESTFUGHTOF 14 years old today, and wim lives mately 72 members, metmlng a loss elde of the new Church, becanse of rear pew during the sermon. Later thing that was uplifting. of about 35 seats. ^ the large number of visitors. Ii among ten vessels and the ground­ As he Journeyed from country to with her grandmother On Vernon ing of an eleventh, had cleared to­ she spent over an hour at the street. The funeral will be held Dr. Stresemann’s German Peo­ was necessary to Issue tickets te Cooley-Dlckinson hospital where her country ho always found that each ples’ Party will have approximately but one member of a house. Tht day and conditions were agsdn al­ LEGISLATION TO nation believed In Its own race in. Detroit. most normal. Insurance officials mother has been a patient for near.- PATENT AIRSHIP 45 seats In the new national Legis­ number of visiting clergymen wa» ly six months. superiority. For instance, the lature, a loss of six. also large, as there are few mUej estimated that the cost of repair Chinese today think they are the and damage to the ships would ap­ Mrs. Coolidge and her son, John, JOHNNY FARRELL, GOLF The Catholic Center Party will in the state. In fact node other tha< proximate 13,000,000. a senior at Amherst college, were AID FAIR TRADE HED JULY 4TH greatest people In the world. In have 61 seats or thereabouts, a loss has given so many o f its eons tc Turkey where Captain Yarrow No lives were lost, and no one the dinner guests of the Hills fam­ of eight. the priesthood^ as haa Waterburj was seriously injured although pas­ ily, intimate Massasoit street neigh­ labored for 10 years, he says the STAR, TO GO ON AIR Democrats Lose and where It was possible they wen bors. Another visit with her mother people have a wonderful sense of The Democrats also lost eight sengers on several of the vessels Washington.— Despite legisla­ Glendale, Cal.— Aeronauts have back to assist In the dedication. were much anconvenlenced. There and an automobile trip with her tion in many countries to protect superiority. He believes the Ameri­ seats. They will have about 24 The mass was to be celebrated b] son completed the day. long dreamed of the day when a can Infiuence Is becoming greater members in the Reichstag. were more than 1,000 passengers commercial property rights and lighter than air or heavier than air Talks to Be Broadcast by Spur Bishop John ,Nilan but^ because 0: aboard the three vessels chiefly af­ good will, there is a rising necessi­ as the years go by, because of The Bavarian Peoples’ Party will the rain It was celebrated by Blshoi craft could land on a house lop. On Yankee Ingenuity In the production Tie Company and Dealers; fected— the Pennland, the Veendam ty for safeguarding these economic July 4 T. B. Slate of this city hopes have 15 seats, losing four. John Murray of Portland, Me., j and the Mohawk. FEAR OVER 200 KILLED elements against uneconomic .and of machinery that Is exported to all Glenney, Lo^l Representa­ The Economic Party gained seven native of Wa^erbury. At the close to make the first fiight in former these countries. Getting down to The most dramatic experiences unethical practices and unfair type of airship. Slate’s dirigi­ tive. Seats, Increasing their representa­ of the mass, which was attended bj ~ befell the 85 passengers of the IN COAL MINE BLAST methods of competition In Interna­ ble, "The City of Glendale,” which the subject of his talk, that of Near tion to 24. 1,500 people, Bishop Ntlan took oc Clyde liner Mohawk. The ship was tional Trade. he says represents a revolutionary Bast Relief, he said they were look­ Johnny Farrell, well known golf­ The Fascists apparently will have casion tor congratulate the memben hit In the fog Saturday afternoon Attention to these facts has been departure from the orthodox meth­ ing for 5253,000 from Connecticut. er, 'Will talk to the radio audience their old representation— 13 seats. of the parish and Rev. WilUanr J ■ by the Jefferson of the Old Domin­ (Continued from Page 1.) called by William F. Notz, of the ods of building such craft will Of this sum Manchester is expected tonight over Station WOR, Newark Thus, it would appear that the McGurk on the work that had beet ion line and was driven on Nor­ Commerce Department’s division of leave Its hangar on Independence to contribute $4000. Since the al­ at nine o’clock,' Farrell will be "Economio Group,” consisting of accomplished. ' mandie bar off Seabright, N. J. For the entombed miners probably have commercial law, who points out Day and fly to Tangent, Ore., his lotment had been made Manchester broadcast during the Spur Tie hour small tradesmen and artisans is the The sermon was delivered bj a time the Mohawk was believed to met. that it is a subject of growing im­ boyhood home, according to his has already given about $1000 so and Is sponsored by Spur He deal­ only Bourgeois Party to gain any Auxllipry Bishop McAnllffe o* be in a sinking condition and an The ever present Red Cross Is portance to American business present plan^. there Is but $3000 to subscribe. ers of the country of which Glen- votes. HartforcL A chorus of nlnetj SOS was sent out. The passengers here, serving coffee and sandwiches, men. Tangent is seven miles south of This, Mr. Yarrow said, would mean ney’s, local men’s furnishings^ stora Thirty-one parties participated in voices sang. were brought to New York by the ministering to the weary rescue “ Extensive commercial invest­ Albany, on the Pacific highway. the last drive for the Near East as is one. the election, but only 14 or 15 of Coast Guard cutler Seminole. Cap­ teams, comforting the strickem. ments are at stake throughout the Is All Metal a year from now it is proposed to Farrell will talk golf, naturally. them elected Reichstag deputies. tain John W. Mackenzie • and his Ambulances, needed now ' only to world, which require Just as effec­ The new dirigible is of all-metal disband the organization. His talk tonight will bo on the de­ The upheavel resulted purely LOCAL BOY LOOKS LIKE crew refused to leave the ship convey the canvas wrapped bodies, tive protection against these im­ construction and is equipped with Anyone who heard the speaker partment of the game that made from domestic issues as it was firm­ which is expected to be floated to- share the vigil. pediments to foreign trade as Is a 500 horsepower steam turbine de­ would be convinced that the work him famous— putting. Next Monday ly expected that the Stresemann vouchsafed to the merchant and he talks on midiron s^ots, the fol­ , day when the tide floods. The federal and state bureaus of signed by Slate involving a princi­ was well handled and it was a work foreign policy would r^ain in ef­ A COMiG TRACK STAF I i Other Accidents. mines are Investigating the explos­ manufacturer at hotpe under our ple which he says has not been used that was sorely needed. He said lowing Monday, June 4 on driving fect regardless of the outcome of Other ships struck In the fog be­ ion and directing rescue work, while state and federal laws,” Notz said. before. The metal bag is 212 feet there are 132,000 children today and for his fourth talk on June 11 the balloting. ■ • Commerce Injured he will discuss chip shots. sides the Mohawk, Jefferson, Penn­ a hastily summoned coroners jury long and has a diameter of 58 feqt. that must be cared for for g| few Glen Richards Proves Valaabh land and Veendam, included the under the direction of coroner J. “ The interests, not merely of a It has a gas capacity of 300,000 years longer or until they become Man on Helton Academy’: Anniston City, Porto Rico, Mlnne- W. Ross has viewed the bodies so few large individual trading con­ cubic feet. trained or educated in the trades, cerns, but of thousands of business HEAD OF ATHEISTS waska. La Marea,' the schooner far recovered. In. addition to 40 passengers, or through other sources become ABOUT TOWN Winning Tr^k Team. James W. Hall and the tug Admiral Thousands of thousands of per­ men, producers as well as dlstrlb Slate I says the "City of Glendale” self-supporting. It Is the plan Moran. utors, are Involved— farmers, man­ will have capacity for a crew of Glen Richards, son of Mr^ and sons, from all parts of western ufacturers, and professional men, through some local organization to PAYS FINE OF $100 The Pennland of the Red Star Pennsylvania and West Virginia five. The propeller will force an have a dinner and in this way as­ Cllffofd Shaw, his mother, Mrs. Mrs. N. B. Richards of this town, just as much as Importers and ex­ air column along a cylinder built Arthur Shaw of Ridge street and promises to be one of'the best 446 line was struck amidships by the came here Sunday to view the blast- porters.” sist in raising the quota for Man­ Isthmian line freighter Anniston wrecked mine. They were kept through the center of the bag. chester. Miss Olavlne Hand of Pearl street, yard runners ever developed ai Notz showed that the business of New York, May 21— Charles Lee City, the Pennland was withdrawn from the mine and temporary mor­ The inventor says the dirigible is motored to Linden, N. 'j., for the Hebron Acadeffiy, Hebron, Me., a manufacturer who markets his Lawrence Case was the lucky Smith, president of the American from trans-Atlantic service for gue by troopers. being equipped with a patented man today and won the prize donat­ weekend, where they attended a where he is a student. Richards wat goods in foreign countries is in­ elevator device which will enable it birthday party in honor of Miss Society for the Advancement of partly responsible for Hebron’s cap­ seven to ten days and ordered to jured when his products are dis­ ed by Dr. Dolan, two handsome bill­ drydock for repairs after her 207 O. K’S. ‘ELMER GENTRY’ to land and take off without the folds. Gertrude Surney of that place. Atheism, escaped a possible jail ture of the Maine’ interscholastic paraged by unscrupulous competi­ aid of a mooring mast and claims term today when he was fined $100 passengers were returned to her tors, or articles 6f foreign origin championship Ittt week and Is pier here. Cleveland, Ohio, May 20— ^After he will be able to land passengers The president of the' Highland in special sessions for writing an­ looked upon as the academy’s besi are passed off for his own, or or freight on a hotel roof. In a city noying letters to the Rev. John The 'Holland-Ameiican liner recommending a few changes, in­ through false and deceptive adver­ GUARDSMEN ARE HELD Park Sewing circle has called a bet In the coming Interscholastic Veendam was also outbound when street, or on the deck of a ship at special meeting fo r tomorrow after­ Roach Straton, pastor of Calvary meet at New Hampshire State cluding a suggestion that all refer­ tising the reputation of his gbdds sea. rammed by the Porto Rico which ences to denominations and sects noon at 2:30 at the clubhouse, and Baptist church. Coach Hollis of Hebron 1s enthusj- is imperiled. ' r Has Steam Heat The flue was imposed by Justices Was headed for southern climes. be stricken out. Safety Director Ed­ “ The reputable exporter finds FOR THE GRAND JURY would like every member who can astlc over Richard’s ability and. be- The Veendam was withdrawn from win D. Barry today had placed his The passenger compartment will possibly do so to attend. Healy, Mclnerney and Dircuzo, who lievee he can develop hlm^lnto a that not only his own private busi­ be equipped with steam heat, radio service for two weeks after pulling official “ 0. K.” on "Elmer Gantry” , found Smith guilty on May 14 after valuable track man. t " ness but also the good will of his service and dining room facilities. Buffalo, N. Y., May 21.— Glenn Dr. Straton had complained to the In at its pier at Hoboken, N. J., and dramatized from the book of Sin country suffers abroad through the Jennings and Chris Dew, Coast Hie Cyp club at its meeting in dlsohai^lng Its 700 passengers. The Inventor expects his ship to office of the district attorney./ Clair Lewis, which had its premiere practices of a concern which makes be storm and lightning proof. The Guardsmen involved in the shooting Center church last night named the The other crashes were less seri­ here last night. for foreign deliveries below sam­ following committee to bring in In paying the $100 fine in lieu CENTER CHURCH NOTES cost of operation will be so low of Jacob D. Hanson, Niagara Falls of an alternative workhouse sen­ ous and vessels Involved proceeded Barry’s decision was reached af­ ple,” Notz said. that Slate expects his rates to be Elk, were arraigned before Justice names of new officers for next year. on their way after repairs. Several ter a conference with Assistant Law “ The farmers who produce a su­ Prances Howe. Dorothy Wells, Roy tence of tjiirty days, Vincent Man- no higher than railway fares. of the Peace Charles Fleldus at ninlo, counsel for Smith, filed ncitice were hardly more than grazed. Director H. S. Brainard, and several perior variety of grain are Injured Misfortune has dogged his ef­ Lewiston, N. Y., today charged with Warren and Elizabeth Barrett. A meeting of young neople rep police officials who attended the by parties, who, while the grain is second degree asSUuIt. that an appeal will be taken. forts to build a dirigible. Twice In testifying against Smith at the resenting a number of rCTiglous or first performance. in transit, mix it with grain of In­ wind storms have destroyed his The Guardsmen shot Hanson Scott Simon of Henry street is ganlzatlons In town met at thii GUN CLUB SHOOT Rev. E. R. Wright, executive sec­ ferior grade. Similarly, in coun­ when the latter refused to stop his visiting at his old home In Youngs­ latter’s trial, Dr. Straton charged models. During the war Slate was that the Atheism leader continued church l^ t evening for. the purpos* retary of the federated churches, tries where priority of registration chief of a government experiment automobile while motoring at night town, 0. of choosing a community committ- f to send him propaganda including who last week appealed to Barry to and not priority of use establishes aeronautic station at Washington, over the country roads near the with a president and executl-' copies of the magazine “ Sex,” after Following are the results of the prevent staging of the production, the brand name of their apples or D. C. border. They mistook him for a An original playlet. "The House board. The organization is as -ee shoot at the Manchester Gun club was not present. other products are appropriated rum runner and he believed the That Moved Away” written and he had warned Smith to cease mail­ In complete; details will be rfn range In Bolton Saturday, Dr. Several New York critics were and exploited by unauthorized per­ guardsmen were bandits. directed Ujr Mrs. J. M. Williams, ing such matter to his home. nounced later. Kavenack of Hartford being high: here to view the play. sons. TWO BOYS DROWN IN Considerable discussion was chairman of the missionary com- Smith denied having been warned r V Singles “ Although the crafty tactics of aroused over the Incident, friends mittee of the Second Congregation­ by Straton and said that he hoped The business girls will' 'ttifeet"ai to convert the well-known Funda­ Shot at Broke GETS STUCK IN MUD the unscrupulous trader are as old of Hanson contending that the al church, was presented by a cast the parsonage tomorrow night a' Dr. Kavenach ...... lOO 94 as trade itself, there appears to be RIVER AT HARTFORD guardsmen should not have fired of 18 young people during the ses­ mentalist to the cause of Atheism. 7:30. Margaret Liedman will b« no limit to the ingenuity and re­ when they were In doubt as to the Ed. E llio tt...... 100 84 Stamford, Conn., May 21.— Fire sion of the Sunday school yester­ Assistant District Attorney Mc- the hostess. Winchester ...... lOO 80 sourcefulness of individuals who identity of the occupants of the day morning. They all took their Naboc, who presented Smith told apparatus was called to Waterside embarrass, exploit or injured the car. the court that the district attor­ Walter Schrieber ...... 100 80 harbor today to rescue Thomas Fishing Enterprise of Three parts without prompting .and the The professlonaj girls 'will nfeei commercial good will or business of Jennings and Dew waived exam- play proved so entertaining that re­ ney’s office believed Smith had de­ at the church tomorrow night gj R. 0. Cheney, Jr...... 100 70 Davis, of 15 Linden Place, who had Lads Ends in Death of 10 atlon and were held for the Niagara Curtis ...... 100 61 others engaged in the same or a quests for a repetition some Sun­ liberately engineered the case to 7:30. The topics under considera­ anchored his motorboat on the similar line of business.” Year-O lds. county Grand Jury which meets day evening soon will doubtless , be obtain publicity for his society. Truman •...... 50 30 mudfiats and tried to wade ashore next month. They were taken to the tion will be "People and Educatioi ...... 50 27 Effect of Competition, granted. Nearly all the actors and In Connecticut” Jobert in shallow water. Notz pointed out that the keener county court at Lockport where Gardner ...... 25 17 Two ten year old Hartford boys actresses appeared in colorful Span­ Nearby residents who saw his competition becomes the more is were drowned In the Connecticut bail was arranged. Jennings’ ball ish costume, with'the exception of MUST STAND TRIAL Richmond ...... 25 15 predicament when he became stuck this evil likely to spread. J^as^placed at $10,000, Dew’s at a few Who wore the regulation NORTH STREET PERKS UP Dwyer ...... 2 5 13 river Saturday afternoon when they in the mud called the police who in Failure to apply for full patent fell off a steep enbankment from Scout uniform. Washington, May 21.— cAl. Rob­ Doubles turn called out a truck company of protection In foreign countries was which they were fishing. A colored The arraignment today ended a ert W. Stewart, chairman of the North street at the north en^ Shot at Broke the fire department. Davis was then said to prove costly. The foreign two weeks’ battle between the state board of the Standard Oil Company which started put. years ago w an Kavenack ...... 50 45 boy who was with them managed to and fedetal authorities over the rescued tinharmed. producers have the habit of copy­ swim to shore. The dead are PLANB LONG PLIGHT o f Indiana, must stand trial for alleyway giving'' access to the oM pHIott...... 50 31 ing popular American articles' and custody of the Coast Guardsmen. ebntempt of the Senate for refus­ Union Mills, and which had B#7er Cheney ...... 50 39 Mazlo Coroso, 52 Pleasant street Justice Fieldus said there was no Buffalo, N. Y., May 21— A lone AMERICAN KILLED then underselling In a market de­ and Rondo Zerlzzi, 115 Pleasant ing to answer questions of the Tea­ wholly emerged from the tnfluAnee Schrieber...... 50 25 veloped by manufacturers of this doubt that the men had committed one-day fiight from here to the pot Dome committee. of its origin, has been perking.up to street. a crime and that sufficient evidence Mexico City, May 21.— F. F. Nol- country. The lack of precaution on Gulf of Mexico will be attempted Justice SIddons today rejected an amazhiK extent since the High­ AUTO \YOriM DIES The first that was known of the existed for placing,them in the cus­ by Lieut. William R. Sweeney, U. den, American field superintendent the part of the American firni to tragedy was when the colored boy the defense plea that Stewart had way Department established'ffide- of the Latin American Oil Co., was tody of the state authorities. ” S. Army, tomorrow if weather con­ protect its own interests as well as told Officer Haun shortly after the cleared himself of contempt by walk grades and the actual work dl White Plains, N. Y., May 21.— killed near the Alamo fields by one The Guardsmen were represented ditions are favorable, it was an­ walk laying began. those of its distributors has a de­ accident. The bodies were later re­ answering the questiops at his last Frank Barslino, 43, of this city of his own workmen, said a dis­ moralizing Infiuence. in court by Truman G. Serrlll and nounced today. covered with grappling irons. Ac­ L. b. Johnson, of Rochester. Assis- appearance before the committee. Property owners have responded died today of injuries received patch from Tampico today. He was Included among the countries Sweeley, who Is a member of the This was after Harry F. Sinclair, to the street Improvement by lay-i when he was struck by an automo­ cording to the colored boy’s story, * L ?• -A-ttorney Justin Morgan the second American superinten­ which have enacted legislation aviation unit stationed at Fort who shared with Stewart in the ing new house walks, grading lawns bile owned by William Muldoon, of the three were fishing. They had of •'.uffalo appeared for the feder­ dent of an oil company to be assas­ dealing with unfair competition al government. Crockett, Galveston, Texas, plans to Continental Trading Company’s and resetting fences. Within a Purchase, a member of the New are United States, Germany, Den­ only one pole. This was held by the sinated in the oil fields within a few leave here at daylight acd reach profits, had been acquitted of con­ month the whole aspect ot the York State Boxing Commission. days. mark, Greece, Hungary, Czecho­ colored boy who lost his footing Galveston In the late afternoon. and toppled off the enbankment REED RAPS HOOVER spiracy charges. Street has changed. : The work Is Frank J. Anderson, a mechanic, At the time of the killing Nolden slovakia and Switzerland. A num­ He will make two stops for fuel, still Incomplete bat within a month driver of Muldoon’s car, is being ber of treaties are in force between when he got excited over a “ bite.” Leo A. Rover, federal district at­ was in charge of the construction of Washington, May 21— In another one at Louisville and the other at or so more North street will be un­ held on a charge of homicide. the principal commercial countries In trying to save him his two com­ Memphis. torney, said he would ask that a pipe line for the Penmex Fuel Co. attack on Herbert Hoover, leading Stewart’s trial start next Monday. recognizable to those famfllar with dealing with this phase of com­ panions also fell in. They could not - swim. Republican candidate. Senator its dejected aspect In the past. merce. FOREIGN FILM STARS |iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiii„,„i„ ...... I James A. Reed of Missouri, candi­ FIRE IN HOLLYWOOD A SLIGHT COMPLAINT SLUSH FUND PROBE date for the Democratic presidential nomination, charged In the Senate Hollywood, Calif., May 21.— The EXPECT BIG CROWD world’s celluloid capital Is due for Hollywood, Calif., May 21-Whlle "I am feeling very ill and am Rallegh, N. C., May 21.^The today^ that during the war the scores of colorfully clad motion commerce secretary, as fool admin- a new Invasion of European film under the doctor again— tor - my Senate presidential campaign funds talent in the near future, accord­ picture players looked on, fire swept brain this time.” AT DEMOLAY DANCE committee came here today to in­ istrator, undermined agriculture by through the “ east lot” of the Fox J S U I T S I fixing a ruinous price on wheat.” ing to a prediction voiced here to­ “But^ yon go to the doctor for vestigate charges of huge expendi­ day by Irving Thalberg, noted ono- film studio today, causing damage every little trifle.”— ^Lustlge Blaet- tures a lle ^ ly m^de both In behalf estimated in excess of $200,000. I New summery styles in durable light weight worsteds i AMERICAN GIRLS WIN tion picture executive. ter, Berlin. ^ Another of the Popular Events of SecretaiT of (Tommerce Hoover Thalberg and his bride, Norma s and woolens. Call in and select your suit from our S and Gov. A1 Smith of New York. , II,. ..-,w I large stock. = to Be Held at Masonic Tem­ Only one day will be devoted to Paris, May 21— Miss Helen Wills, Shearer, cinema star, have Just re­ ple Friday Night, the hearing as the inquiry is sched­ of California, and Miss Penelope turned from a wedding trip to Europe. and up uled to be resumed in Washington Anderson of Richmond, Va., this ■i - Another big dance Is being plan­ tomorrow with the appearance of evening defeated the Gallay sisters While In Europe, Thalberg sign­ $ 2 5 . 0 0 ned for this week Friday evening Ohio and Illinois witnesses. of France, fl-3, 6-4, at the opening ed two directors, Jacque Feydler of in the Masonic Temple by the mem­ of the French International tennis France and Erish Schoenfelder of Germany, and a blonde actress STATE bers of John Mather chapter,. Order RADIO! MY RADIO! championships at the Roland Gar­ I SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK | of DeMolay. Si Yafle’s orchestra has ros Stadium. Today’s matches were Mltzl Mftrena of Vienna. Just A s W e been engaged for the might and al­ Warren, Ohio.— If you have a played with the temperature at 45 ^ TONIGHT ready a large number of the town’s Jealous wife, don’t buy a radio. At degrees, amd heavy clothing and TO VETO FARM BILL and young people have signified their least that would be the advice of furs were worn by the players when I White Broadcloth Shirts | intentions of attending. William W. Fussellman, who re­ they came on the courts as well as Washington, May 2l(— President TOMORROW James O. McCaw Jr., is chairman cently filed suit for divorce because by the spectators. Coolidge indicated again today he I Collar attached or neckband exceptionally good value his wife "always became unreason- would veto the McNary-Haugen I of the committee In charge of this farm relief bill. I at the price as we sell these shirts regularly for $ . , E ably Jsalous of th© women singers." 2 50 danci< and he has named an able He also charged that when he took KRESGE BREAKS SILENOE He held a conference at the B This week . ’ S staff of assistants. Tickets may be her to the movies she would accuse White House with Senator McNaiy Detroit, MIch„ May 21.— Sebas­ purchased at the door or from him of undue Interest In the female (R) of Qregon and Rep. Haugen tian S. Kresge, millionaire chain members of the local chapter. (R ) of Iowa, co-authors, after GREAT!- , K , ,* u - stars and that he 'didn’t . dare to I $1.89 3 $5.50 I The last dance conducted by the shave for days ^t_a time for fear store owner today broke the silence which McNary smilingly said: THE PICTURE YOU’O i NEVER FORGET DeMolay members was one of the she would accuse him of doing it he maintained through the divorce "It looks rainy. The weather most successful ever held here. for 'some other woman.” suit of his wife, Doris Mercer man says the prospects aren’t Large numbers of the younger set Kresge, to declare "I’m glad to be good.” rid of her.” ^ attended and It proved to be a most NEW DICTIONARY SOON ^^The L egion of the colorful affair. There Is every indi­ In a written statement, Kresge NOTED SCULPTOR DIES HATS cation that this week’s dance will Lohdon.--"The Oxford English denied charges made by his wife be fully as successful. In the making for the that he kept liquor In his apart­ London, May 21 — Sir George CGndeniiied'? Sailors, Milans, Leghorns, Toyos and Panamas. past 70 years, will be published ment, harbored there a slxteen- Frampton, one o f the fnost famous Emerson Felts, Yale Caps. soon. About 1300 persons have year-old girl and was Intimate sculptors and" art designers In the ADMISSION FOR THIS PRODUCTtOK ' - For the privilege of issuing with Miss Gladys Fish. V E notes, the Bank of England pays been engaged in the compilation of world,, died here today aged 68. MATINEE...... ,10c and 25o up contain \ He executed many noted memorials the government nearly one mil­ JAILER DISMISSED lion dollars year, plus a per­ 401’407 words. Among ffiem are and statutes Including the Peter ®YENING J0c> 30cand 40c $ 1 . 9 5 ^ zyxt, meaning "thou seest:” centage of certain profits. - Pan figure in Kensington Gardens ...... * ' " ' I. . . H I t .Ml . Mi.h iiin i wash, to make a soft, rushing New Haven, Conn., May 21 __ and the Edith Cavell Memorial. He sound, and "yoop,” the sound of James Geddes, high sheriff, for New was a member of the Royal Aca­ convulsive sobbing. WEDNRSriAY oNBDAToNtAr Haven county, today annouhoed the demy and had received honoie from TY I TWO BIG FBATUtUSS CHANGE YOUR OIL dismissal of William Roberts, coun­ George H, Williams | the United States, Germany and THE SCOTCH MODEL ty Jail engineer, ’and the appoint* Belgium. Chester Conklin ‘TRAGEDY OP , , . . Incorporated Use Marland Super Motor Oil ment of Timothy Hogan, of New > Johnson Block, . Sandy: That car i bought from Haven, as hls soceessor. Laxity In South Manchester E you won’t go. . Moden^ science has discovered YOUTH* handling a prisoner who srah Workr­ that the portion of/the brain which s Campbell's FSliiig StadiHi Salesman: Well, slr,Vou said you ing as a trusty for Roberts so that iV;, ^ H H B I G V wanted one that wouldn’t use much translates thought Into speech is - Ptwie 15S1 " the prisoner escaped Is given as the more highly developed In the fe­ gMollhe.— Answers, rwson tor the dismissal. male.

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ed. Mrs. Helen Quinn is chairman off its base. .Automobile men said about 60 gaUoim of ausb HUSBAND OF FORMER BRITAIN WITH FRANCE of the committee. lA R A BAD WRECK, they had never seen a worse case gallon still. Yaakawskf. Hope Chapter 0. B. S. will ob­ of wreckage in an^ accident where had ever gold any pt tbO' Rockville serve Past Matrons and Past Pa­ nobody was seriously injured. claiming that he kept it solely j LOCAL WOMAN DROWNS ON WAR OUTLAW PLAN trons Night on Tuesdajr evening, OCCUPANTS ESCAPE his family’s use. He.has ajWl June 5th. They will confer the de­ and four children^' gree on a class of candidates. A Pomlshed by Putmuja ft ,Co« “RUM R O r PAYS In the case of Stephen Onyb . Robert W. Sawln Acquitted. member’s supper will be served in 6 Central Etow, Haitford l| h re e of Four Unhurt, One F. P. Weber of Hartford One of But Reply to U . S. is Sincere was testified that police also to u i^ Robert W. Sawin of Brimfleld, Wesleyan Hall at 5:30. Slightly Injured When Auto Two Men to Lose Lives in Attempt to Meet Our Pro­ Mass., principal of the Gilastonbury a large supply of Intozleatliig bew> Bankers Trust Co .. .320 • Climbs a Stone WalL ' NEAR $ 5 0 0 IN FINES erages. -It included seven <[uarU Sound; Two Others Rescued. posals. High school, whose case was Capitol Nat £k & Tr .370 bottles and 18 pint bottles of b e ^ brought Into city court Saturday — do rights ...... 70 ■Walentl Screpauskl of 47 Ed- in the cellar, a ten gallon keg Frederick P. Weber, 60, of 118 London, May 21.— After careful morning being charged with reck­ ABOUT TOWN City Bank & Trust. .950 (Continued from I’age 1.) x^ard street, his son and two other mash In the kitchen, two • gaHpp ^: Putnam street, Hartford, one of less driving and evading responsi­ Conn River .... __ — analysis of the British reply to the .400 jugs half full of liquor in a truidf^:: two men who were drowned while United States proposals for a treaty bility as a result of an accident on Manchester was well represented First Bnd & Mort .. 55 iijianebester persons whose names law Rubacka; Attorney John Foley which contained another emp^7 on a fishing trip in Long Island outlawing war, leading newspapers Windsor avenue, April 19 th, when in the Hartford county jury sitting First Nat (Htfd) .. .290 310 could not be learned, had a nar- fob Yankawskl and Grzyb. Sound off Clinton Beach Saturday and diplomatic circles were inclin­ two boys who were riding on one in the Superior Court last week. Six Htfd-Conn Trust Co .800 820 rOw escape from death yesterday Two Plead Guilty jug, ten gallon keg of dry ’ mksh; hidden in a closet, a bushel basket.' ' ‘ morning, was the husband of a for­ ed today to consider the communi- bicycle were thrown to the ground of the jurymen were from Manches­ Htfd-Nat Bank Tr .. .600 610 when a closed Nash automobile in Pleas of guilty were entered in and box of empty bottles in the celj' ' mer Manchester woman, Mrs. An­ ca,tion as anything but uncondition­ and badly Injured. ter, the remaining six from the rest Land Mtg & Title .. 60 wjiich they were riding overturned the cases of Mrs. Hfirula and Wac- — lar and a ten gallon still which waC- nie Newman Weber, and a brothei> al acceptance of the American At the time of the investigation of the county. The Manchester Morris Plan ,Bank . .160 kfter leaving the highway and law Rubacka and the defense coun­ In-law to Mrs. W. A. Strant of Main .... — not in operation. Grzyb, topv; peace plan. Policeman Peter Dogewlcz found jurors were: Samuel Nelson, David Park Bt Bank 726 climbing over a stone wall on the sels sought leniency. The,prosecu­ street. The general impression is tha> Chambers, Frank Balkner, Frank Phoenix St Bk & Tr .465 — state road this sid.e of Rockville. tor asked for a fine of $1^50 and denied that he had ever sold the Sawin car in the center of the of the stuff, claiming that he kept Mr. Weber, who had been an in­ Foreign Secretary Sir Austen Rolaston, Ralph Norton and Harold Riverside Trust ... .600 — - ’The younger Screpanskl was slight­ costs with a thirty day suspended spector at the Underwood Type­ city and noted that It appeared to Bonds ly injured. it for. his own use. Chief of Poiiea Chamberlain has ranged himself have been in an accident. Sawin Wash. jail sentence, but the court imposed writing Company plant in Hartford Htfd & Conn West 6 . 96 — ; Screpanskl is said to have jam­ Samuel G. Gordon and Police Lieu­ with Foreign Minister Brland, of at the time was in the Citizen’s $100 and costs without the sus­ tor about twenty years, was with East Conn Pwr 5s .. • 101V4 103 med on the brakes suddenly when tenant William Barron, however, France, rather than Secretary of block. Policemen Dogewlcz, Shec, The Green house which is to be pended sentence in the first case three other men when the fatality Uonn L P 7s ...... 119 121 another automobile suddenly came testified that th ^ had had cona- State Frank B. Kellogg, of the and Say testified that they heard moved to make way for the new and with that sentence in the second occurred. In attempting to lift the Conn L P 4%s ... .103V4 104% O^t onto the rpad In front of him. plaints against the place. United States. Sawin say, "I will tell the truth, buildings along Main street is well case. anchor, one of the men lost his bal­ Uonn L P 6 %a . ... .108V4 110V4 In doing so, he lost control of the Although the foreign office de­ I struck two boys on a bicycle at up on stilts and has started its jour­ The other two cases were con­ ance and fell overboard. ney towards the new site on Park Brid Hyd 5 s ...... 104Vi 105 Vi cir. The accident occurred near the His mates tried to save him but clines to comment, it Is learned the lower end of the city. ' Marks Insurance Stocks tested, pleas of not guilty being en­ that the government regards the street. This will bring the old Shipman farm. In doing so, the rowboat was over­ on the higway, the police testified, Aetna Insurance . .. .900 910 tered by Attorney Foley. At Frank note as a sincere attempt to meet house cldse to the boundary line of • The top of the car was crashed BUY YOUR TIRES AT turned. 0. G. Guston of Clinton res­ indicated that Sawin had tried to Aetna Casualty .... 1250 1275 Yankawski’s home police found a Secretary Kellogg’s propo,sals. the property recently purchased by in, the front part of the body twlAt- stop the car but failed. The police ...... 995 cued Gustaff Eisner of 36 Imlay Dr. W. R. Tinker and also to the Aetna Life .980 ed and the______radiator shoved__ back___ gallon jug half full of liquor, full street and Mahlon Turner of Weth­ Despite "apparent reservations” also claim that at first Sawin knew Autom obile...... 440 450 house Dr. Tinker sold when he dis­ sieveraT inches, while the front axle I pint of liquor, quart bottle half CampbelTs FiDiiig Station. ersfield, but both Mr. Weber and the government is said to hold the nothing about the accident but later Conn Gen ...... 1930 1960 Was twisted Into a V shape and all full of liquor, pint bottle half full, position that the communication posed of his property to N. B. Frank R. Williams, 58, of Wethers­ stated that he turned around and Hartford Fire ...... 905 915 tlie glass In the car broken. In ad- 33 quart bottles and 17 pint bottles was an “ unequivocal acceptance by Richard?. field, disappeared beneath the sur­ couldn’t see the boys In the road so Htfd Steam Boil .-. .840 860 tfitlon to this the motor was broken of beer, three barrels containing Phone 1551 England and the Rritlsh Domin­ — face. Their bodies were later found. continued. According to Sawin’s Lincoln Nat Life ... .130 Mr. Weber’s funeral will be held ions.” The “ reservations,” accord­ In the actual moving of N ational...... 1260 1290 testimony he saw no boys or bicycle the Woolworth store from at 3:16 tomorrow afternoon at the ing to the government viewpoint, Phoenix ...... 880 890 - on the highway and denies telling the Tinker Building to the Taylor and Modean funeral parlors were designed to meet possible con­ the police that he hit the boys. He Rossia ...... 210 215 new building at Main and Birch in Hartford. Burial will be in the tingencies, and were “ in order to said that after being accused he , T ravelers...... 1960 1980 Newman family plot in the East prevent future complications.” might have hit the two boys on the streets, there will be little delay. Public Utility Stocks The Woolworth Company is build­ Cemetery here. bicycle. He testified that when in Conn B1 Serv pfd . .104 107 ing in new furniture and painters 122 the vicinity of the accident a high Conn L P 8 % .... .119 are at work. The furniture of the Conn L P 7% ...... 117 120 GARDEN CLUB’S SALE powered car passed him and he .112 115 S. S. CHILDREN HONOR turned to see what it was. He said old store is to be sent to the com­ do 6% pfd ...... ------.104 106 that the lights on the car blinded pany’s plant in Massachusetts for do 5 Vi % p f d rebuilding to be used in some other Conn Pow Co new .148 152 IS COMPLETE SUCCESS him. Mr. Sawin was accompanied Green Wat & Gas 6a 102 104 TEACHER SOON TO WED by Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lehmann of store. Ha: t El Lt new . . V4ii 14:. this city at the time and they stated GO vtc new .... .140 145 that they knew of no accident.. There will be a meeting of the One of the busiest stores along Radio Listener Association at 8 Hart Gas com ... .125 135 Miss Ellen Lewis was the guest Main street Saturday afternoon, Judge Fisk before giving his de­ o’clock tomorrow night in the do p f d ...... 95 100 of honor at the King’s Heralds’ par­ was the very newest one, the splc cision said tiiat a man who would School Street Recreation Center S N E T C o ...... 188 192 Glenwood Gas Ranges '^1 ty Saturday afternoon at the South and span little House & Hale annex, do such a thing should be severely ajiditorium, at which time there Manufacturing Stocks Methodist church. The affair was In where the Manchester Garden Club punished. However, he felt that a will ' be a demonstration of high Am Hardware .... . 75 77 charge of Miss Mai^ory Crockett conducted its May sale of seedlings, hit and run driver would not park frequency, high voltage experi­ American Hos ...... 22 — and Miss Ethel Lyttle. Miss Lewis perennials, bulbs and garden ac­ . —- his car in the center of the city, a ments and 60 million cycle trans­ American Silver .. 26 ‘‘Make Cooking Easy’^. who has been a teacher and active cessories. The rain only increased few hundred feet from the police mission by Louis Richinond and Arrow Elec pfd .. .105% 107Vi in the work amo-ig the children at the Interest for it was an ideal spell station. He stated that It was one John Dwyer. This will be the last Automatic Uefrlg . . ..12 20 the church, is to be married on of weather to set out plants. of the hardest cases he had had to meeting of the winter schedule. Acme W ir e ...... 18 June 2 at the church to Philip Mag- 'The only advertising was done in . . 9 decide on for a long time and that The club, founded for the purpose Billings Spen com 7 If it is a Glen-wood you have nothing to nuson, and they combined in the The Herald, baskets of spring flow­ in view of there being a reasonable of providing better radio reception Billings Spen pfd . .. 10 12 gift to her of a beautiful silver ers and a poster in the show win­ doubt in his mind it was his duty is having its difficulties trying to Bigelow-Htfd cm . . 90 94 worry over as it is sold to you'with a posi­ sandwich tray. Miss Lewis was re­ dows calling attention to the sale, to acquit the man. Sawin was then locate a big noise causing troi do p f d ...... 85 90 cently showered by her girl frlAnds tive guarantee of satisfaction or money re­ but at the opening hour, 2:30 it acquitted. He was represented by in the section from the Cei Bristol Brass ...... 20 23 — At Highland Park, and another was impossible for the committee Attorney William S. Hyde of South along East Center street as fai Case Lock & Brain . .375 funded. Made in New England’s largest shower was given in Hartford re­ In charge to wait on the customers. Manchester and the Stat,e by Prose­ the cemetery and also to the north Collins C o ...... 120 130 cently by her office associates. Their fingers and tongues were 33 and best known stove foundry, designed by cutor Dennis J. McCarthy. as far as the railroad crossing. Colt Firearms ...... 32 Doris Gibson received first prize kept busy, for if the seedlings or Eagle L o c k ...... 70 76 Manchester Car Damaged. Just at present radio receptloi makers of lifelong experience. Everything for the largest amount for the mite roots were a bit unusual, they were Fafnlr Bearing ... . .130 ------A touring car owned by B. Sce- the worst on record. has been embodied in the construction of box offering at the meeting Satur­ obliged to give descriptions of what Fuller Brush ol A . . 22 tansky of 3 Edwards stret;t, — day and Catherine Cordner, second the potential growers might expect. do Class AA ... . . 88 these ranges that will make them ejasy and ^rlze. Lively games, ice cream and As one of the busy sales-women re­ Manchester skidded Sunday noon Hart & Cooley ...... 240 — Brother’s Athletic economical to operate and assure long other good things to eat were ar­ marked, it was "Lots more fun and when on its way from Rockville to Internat Silver . .. . .155 160

ranged by the young ladies in satisfaction than a rummage sale,” Manchester and was badly damag­ do pfd ...; ... . .127 130 charge. years of service. The manufacturers of and as a money-ruaker for the cluu ed. The accident occurred on- the Jewell Belt pfd ... . .110 — the Glenwood say “Our responsibility does It proved fully as effective. Talcottville road near the home of Emily Kissman and despite Land, Frary & Clrk .. 74Vi 76V4 Some of the more pretentioys Hiram Loverin, when the car skid­ verse weather left the south ter Mann & Bow A . . . . 19 21 not end with the sale of this range; it con­ gardener- had made generous do­ . . 13 YOUTH BADLY HURT ded on the wet pavement ^nd turn­ us at 6:30 a. m. Breakfast do Class B .... 11 — tinues until it gives the service that it WM nations; everybody tried to contri­ ed over. The three occupants were eaten at the cabin. Rain comp New Brit Ma pfd . . .101 bute something Including both of . . 29 uninjured. The car was taken to the party to remain indooi do c o m ...... 26 intended to give.” the Main street Florists, so that BY HIT-AND-RUNNER the Oaliland Filling Station. New Hav Clck com . . 33 36 there was a big variety of bulbs do pfd ...... 85 95 Bridge Party. and plants to be disposed of. The Niles Be Pond ... .. 70 80 Miss Jennie Holton of Union door sports. The return I (Continued from Page 1.) members themselves were the most do pfd ...... 95 — The C-126 street entertained at bridge on Sat­ brought the party back to Man­ eager buyers. North & Judd ...... 34 36 urday evening in honor of Miss chester about 11 o’clock, school, just opposite a little build­ The committee who worked hard J R Mont pfd .... 75 ■ai Christine Cordoten of Ellington girls were unanimously in favo Glenwood Gas Ranges ing which houses fire-fighting ap­ to make the first financial venture another hike soon. do com ...... , . ------50 paratus. of the club a success. Included Mrs. who will leave in June for a trip Pratt & Whit pfd . .. 90 95 The young man’s condition was Harold Belcher, Mrs. H. B. House. abroad. The prizes were awarded . Peck, Stow & WlL. .. 17 19 reported as much improved this Mrs. Maude f.'orton, Mrs. C. R. to Mrs. Harold Patric of Ellington . Russell Mfg Co . .. . 135 140 — $ 5 5 .0 0 afternoon at the hospital. It was Burr, with other helpers. The mem­ and Mrs. Watson Viberts of South . Seth Thom Clock com 3(T bers are already looking forward to — further stated that Brasso has no Windsor. Miss Cordsten received ed the other day a copper cent is­ do pfd ...... 26 the biggest affair ye^ managed by . — fracture of the ribs as was feared. the guest prize. Dainty refresh­ sued by the state of Connectlci 1 Smyth Mfg Co . .. . .395 In Black Japan the Garden club— the June flower . His discharge from the Institution ments were served by the hostess. t Stand screw ...... 115 120 show which will be held Thursday the interim between the closi was expected late today or tomor­ Ladies .^id Whist Party. the Revolutionary war and a Stan Works com . . . . 62 64 Good Glenwood Quality at ar. and Friday, the 14th and 15th at — row, it was said. Meanwhile po­ The Ladies Aid Society of the adoption of the federal Cons Taylor & Fenn . .. . .130 Amazing Price. Center church parish hall, one J T orrington ...... 109 112 lice are continuing, a search for week, after the show in Hartford, Union Congregational church, held the guilty driver. a very successful whist party in 1 Under-Elliott Fish .. 73 75 and open to all without admission. — Sykes Auditorium on Friday eve­ a Underwood ...... 74 A wonderfully even baking oven to start Lafayette Robertson, Jr., chairman ...... with. All enamel lined, rustproof and ning. The prizes in bridge were denomination. The date is 1786. r Union Mfg Co 17 20 of the coming local s.iuw is busy at ^ U S Envel pfd ...... 122 127 easy to keep cleaa. Has automatic light- lO-HOUR MAIL SERVICE awarded to Miss Luella Hale, Mrs. effort is being made to ascer With The work on his committees. do com ...... 280 290 9r for top cooking .burners. Finished in FROM PARIS TO NORWAY Joseph Tracey, Mrs. Charles Mead. the collectors’ valuation. Whit Coil Pits . . .. 19 21 the best Black Japan which is baked on— Gents, Mr. Emil Kroyman, Dr. T. F. Paris.— Ten-hour airmail service John Mather chapter. Order of no blackening necessary, has white enamel O’Loughlin, Mr. Walter Draycott. door panels and splasher back. between Paris and Malmo, Norway, MARRIAGE AS A GAMBLE Whist, Mrs. Jessie Favor, Mrs. DeMolay, will install. Its newly Automaticook with intermediary stops at Brussels. Henry Weber, Mrs. Earl Elliott,. elected officers tonight in the Ma­ Come in and see It yourself, you will be Rotterdam and Amsterdam and GETTING TO BE A FACT Gents, Mr. J. A. Drayton, Mr. Nel­ sonic Temple. The lodge will open surprised that we can offer you such an The heat of the baking oven is controll- Copenhagen has been>opened. son Little. Ice cream and wafers at 7:30 pj m. outstanding value. The service is an extentlon of the N.Y. Stocks e dby the Glenwood Automaticook. It ii were served by the committee. safe, reliable and accurate, scientifically former Paris-Amsterdam airmail (Continued from Page 1.) American Legion Auxiliary Banquet Manchester lodge of Masons will We are showing this range in colors, line. The first plane left Le Bour- hold a Vegular communication- to­ constructed, yet simple to operate. Even The American Legion Auxiliary also , green, gray, ivory, blue or red enam­ the cheaper ranges can now be equipped get at 8:30 o’clock and arrived at serving that there has been a gen­ will hold its annual banquet June morrow night in the Masonic Tem­ High Low 1 p. ra. el. No more drab or dreary kitchens. Malmo at 6:50 p. m. The second ple. The Master Mason degree will 167 with this most important of modem Inl- eral decrease in the number of in­ 13 at the Rockville House. The Ailed Chem . ..167 Vi 166 V4 With a Glenwood range in color you will provements. departed at 10 o’clock and also fidelity divorces to wives in the committee In charge are: Miss be conferred on two candidates. Am Bosch . .. 29% 29% 29% have a kitchen that is always cheerful and reached Malmo at 6:50 p. m. by last few years. On the other hand Beatrice Hammond, Mrs. Walter Another communication will be held Am Can ...... 90Vi 89% 90 Inviting. omitting the call at Brussels. cruelty is a more frequent com­ Plummer, Mrs. Joseph Webster, on Saturday night when .the Mas­ Am Loco . . . .106 Vi 106% 100% plaint than in years past. ter Mason degree will be conferred Am Smelt .. ,.192% 192% 192% and Mrs. Thomas Shea. Tickets on one candidate by members of The Increase in divorces in 1926 are $1.50, Am St Fdy .. 60 GO CO 3 FREN'CH BALLOMSTS was especially large in the states Washington Commandery, No. 1. Am T & T . . .204V4 204 204 FOR BENNETT CUP RACE of Vermont, New Jersey, North Da­ Emblem Club Military Whist. Knights Templar. Am Woolen .. 22 Vd 22 Vi 22% G. E. Keith Furniture Co., Ine. AT DETROIT IN SEPT. The Emblem Club will hole’ a kota, Kansas, Maryland, Florida, Anaconda . . .. 69% 69 69% CORNER MAIN AND SCHOOL STREETS, SOUTH MANCHESTER Kentucky and California. The Military Whist at the Elks home on PICKING KNAPP JURY Alchison . . . . la iv i 191 Vi 191% Paris.— Three French balloonists largest declines were in New Hamp- Prospect street on Wednesday af­ Bald Loco . . .257 Vi 257% ^57% ^ill compete in the Gordon Bennett shire. South Dakota and the Dis- ternoon. Mrs. Forrest V. Adams of Courtroom, Albany, N. Y., May Balt & Ohio . .114% 114 V4 114% Cup Race which will start at De­ trlct of Columbia Stafford Springs is chairman. 21.— Selection of the jury at the Beth St . . . . . 62% 62% 62% troit in Sepatmber. Striking contrast is disclosed by Notes. second trial of former Secretary of Can Pac . . . .213Vi 213% 213% Maurice Bienaime,* one of the the variations in causes of divorce The Ladies Auxiliary, A. O. H. State Florence E. S. Knapp, who 13 C M & St Paul 35Vi 35% 35% most formidable contenders in the among the different states. For in­ will meet Tuesday evening, follow­ charged with stealing census do pfd .. .. 46Vi 46% 46% classic for many years, again will fidelity 0.3 per cent of the divorces ing the meeting they will hold a money, today developed into a slow Ch & N W . .. 88 87% 88 be at the starting points as will be were granted in Nevada. Of New Maybasket Social, each member will and tedious task for both prosecu­ Chi Ro Isl. . .116V4 116 116 V4 Georges Blanche!, another veteran York divorces 93.^ per cent were bring a basket filled with good tion and defense. Cona Gas .. . .155% 154% 155 V4 pilot. The third entrant is Charles for this cause. For cruelty 0.2 per things to eat. After court had'be^n in session Corn Prod . . . 77 77 77 Del & Hud Dollfus. cent In Virginia and 69 per cent In Fayette Lodge No. 6'9 A. F. rnd two hours, and twenty, talesmen ..219V4 216 218% Balloons for Bienaime and Blan­ Michigan. Fof desertion 5.2 per A. M. will meet Tuesday evening had been examined, not one juror Dodge Bros .. 19% 19V4 19% che! probably will be furnished by In Masonic Hall. An Invitation has had been accepted. Seyeral of the Gen Elec .. . .162Vi 161% 162 cent In New York and 92 per cent Gen Motors the Aero Club of France. Dollfus in New Mexico. For drunkenness been extended to Oriental Lodge of talesmen declared they had formed . .192% 191V4 192% has his own craft. such strong opinions as to the guilt Gill Raz .. . .105V4 105% 105 V4 less than one-tenth of one per cent Broad Brook and Walcott Lodge of Inspirat . . . Stalford Hollow. The district or innocence of Mrs. Knapp that .. 23% 23 23% in Michigan and 2.6 per cent In Int Harv .. 275% 275% Rhode Island. deputy will make his annual visit they would not be able to judge . .275% POP GOES THE ’TATO the case solely on the evidence. Int Nickel . .. 91 90 V4 90% to the lodge. Int Paper . 78% VANDERBILT SEEKS DIVORCE. Burpee W. R. C. will serve a din­ They were excused by consent of .. 78V4 78V4 Brooklyn, N. Y.— Masquerading both sides. Mack Truck .. 90V4 89% 90% ner to those taking part in the Marl on , . .. 39 38% 39 as a bag of potatoes brought a Newport, R. I., May 21.— The Memorial Day exercises and parade. lump to the head of a burglar here FLYERS IN ALBANY. Mo Pac com . 62% 61% 62% society romance of William H. Rev. Blake Smith, pastor of the New Haven .. 62Vi 62Vi 62Vi Listen! recently. Officer Forsythe noticed Vanderbilt, of New York and Oelo- Rockville Baptist church will be Albany, N. Y. May 21— Ten thous someone prowling about in a gro­ and Albanians joined by hundreds No Am Co .. 74%. 74% 74% land Farm, Portsmouth, and his thd Memorial Day speaker at the Nor Pac . . . . .102 102 cery store. He called two fellow of­ from all parts of eastern New York, 102 charming bride of five years ago, exercises to be given in Talcott Penn R R .. . . 66% 66% 66% ficers and they broke Into the the former Miss Emily O’Neil Park, lined the city’s business streets to­ store. They switched on the lights Pere Mar .. . .144 144 144 Davies, went on the rocks again to­ Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tucker of day and paid homage to the Bre Post Cer .. ..126 , 122 125% and searched, but It seemed the day when Mrs. Vanderbilt filed a Union street spent the week-end in men flyers as they were escorted Pull new .. auarry had escaped until Forsythe .. 90Vi 90 90% divorce action in Newport Superior Redding, Mass. from their private car In the Union Radio Cor . . .186 181% 183 brought his club down on a potato Court. Alden Skinner Auxiliary at their station yards to the Dewitt Clinton Sears Roe . bag. "OUCH!” The bag came to . .103% 102% 103% Mrs. Vanderbilt, who charged meeting held the 18th appointed hotel, near the capitol. S 0 of N J . .. 44% 4T% 44% life and a man’s head popped Into The fliers arrived in Albany from Who Will Have The Lucky a cell. neglect to provide, left with the the Memorial Day committee as fol­ Studebaker .. 77% 77 77% court the. matter of custody of their lows: Mrs. Maria Newell, Mrs. Boston shortly after five o’clock Tob Prod . ..110% 110% 110% three-year-old daughter, Emily. Anna Griswold and Mrs. Anna this morning but it was ten o’clock U S Rubber .. 43% 43 43 REAL WILD WEST Hearing was set for the-first week Steppe. when they emerged from their car U S Steel . .145 144% 144% Numbers June 16 of June. The Woman’s Benefit Association to be greeted by city officials. Wllyls Over .. 26% 25% 25% Omaha.— Just like Dead Eye Last July . Mrs. Vanderbilt will hold a regular meeting Tues­ Dick who shot his crooked card brought action In the Tribunal of day evening. A social will follow partner Is the incident of Max Mc­ the Seine in Paris. Through the the meeting. . .On that djate we will again give away two tons of coaL A Clure, who shot his brother, Verne. intercession of her mother-in-law, The Ladies Aid Society of the Verne, 8, won two games of cards Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt, the action Methodist church will serve a straw­ A Good Location is a Business Asset in succession from his brother. was withdrawn. Subsequently, she berry shortcake supper on Wednes­ coupon with each ton purchased until that time entitles the hold­ Max, 12. Max, enraged, picked up came to live with her husband and day at 6:30 in Wesleyan Hall. The a small bore rifle and shot his her daughter at'Palatial Oakland menu will include salads, cold er to participate. You may be the lucky one. brother In the eye. Both boys say farm. She la now in New York. meat, bread and butter, strawberry A Few Desirable Offices are the shooting was an accident, be­ shortcake and coffee. ’Tickets are cause Max did not know ther gun POLICEMAN DIES fifty cents. was loaded. Mayflower Rebekah Lodge No. Available in State Theater Building Stamford, Conn.^ May 21.— Den­ 38 will hold a regular meeting THE NEW ERA nis Reardon, for nineteen years a Tuesday evening. Following the At Moderate Rentals THE MANCHESTER LUMBER CO., InC^ policeman here, died at Stamford business session, the members and “ Are Albert and Alice as insep­ hospital today after being in a their children will be entertained , Inquire Jack Sanson, Manager Phone 201 South. Manchei arable as ever?" coma for 48 hours following a heart by the lodge. The children will of the State Theater "No; they're married now.’ attack he sustained a week ago. also give an entertainment pro­ Ahawers. Reardon was 54, and unmarried. gram* Refreshments will bo serv­

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necticut "know something" it is must be all right or there would he ib m t ifM ln herewith suggested that they have a big kick." ABOUT kept it np their sleeves long Now the kick is beipg made, and enough. Because the voters of this 'in the right place— Congress. Sen­ PURU8BBO Bt state have a sentiment of their own ator Wagner has presented a bill TRB aSRALO PRINTIMO c a with relation to the coming presi­ which would exclude consideration P oaaM by Bl%oe« •. BU. dential election, and it is not the of strictly local utilities cases from U Itll O ot, such a tribunal as the federal stat­ STtalns B«e«pt taadar* and kind of a sentiment that can be UoUdayA turned into something else over­ utory court which has granted the (127) Clonnecttcnt Per Capita Debt Below Averaoe. Bat*ra« at tha Post OQlca at Uaa* night, no matter how expert the Interurban company the right to Connecticut ranks 36th in the ratio of the combined state and Mali Mattar. 8UMCUIPT10N HATICS: By Mall manipulation. And to put that sen­ charge 7 cent fares. local bonded indebtedness to the wealth of the state, and 28 th •** • yaar. ataty oaau a Utterly regardless of political af­ In the size of her per capita debt. Florida leads all states in moath for obortar oafloda timent into plain words it is only filiations, a great many people will both respects. ^ - aurrlar, 'alfbtaaa eanta a vaak. truthful to say that they would Connecticut in 1913 with a combined state and local bonded Singia ooblaa. tbraa oaatA rather have Herbert Hoover for favor this measure, whether they debt (less sinking funds) totaling ?42,799,000 was eleventh. ADvaimpiNo KisrRis- have ever ridden on a New York That year the per capita debt for the state was (35.59 and the SBNTAjlVB, Hamilton*!}# LiMer. President after March 4th next inc.. Ml Madlaon Avenua. N#w Tork than to have Calvin Coolidge. subway In their lives or ever ex­ percentage of the'debt to the wealth, 1.82. Connecticut stood *** Kortb MIolilsan Avanu#. Mr. Coolidge has been an excel­ pect to, or not. It Is not necessary 16th in the ratio of debt to wealth". That year the per capita Cbfaago. debt for New England was (52.93, Massachusetts leading the Tba Manobaater Bvaning Rorald la lent President. It is the belief of to have the slightest interest.in the New England group with a per capita debt of (72.75, and for S» dala in Navr York City at Sohults'a merits of the subway fight to be Nawa ftanA aisth Avanua and 4tnd. the Republican of Connecticut, as the United States, (33.11. New York had the highest with ® f*at and 4tnd. straat antranoa of we gather it, that Mr, Hoover utterly convinced that the Intru­ 103.43 and Arkansas the lowest, (4.98. The ratio of debt to i)ean(t Canrral Str.llon and at all would make a still better Presi­ sion of federal courts into the busi­ wealth for New England was 3.08% and for the United States Hoatlirs Nawa ptanda 1.75%. Florida ranked 34th In'per capita debt and 21st In . — • • » dent. Besides that, Mr. Hoover is ness of the states h'aa gone not Cilani of Internatlunnl News Ser­ ratio of debt to wealth. vice. candidly available. Mr. Coolidge, if only quite far enough but a bit too The latest data available for comparison (1925) give Connec­ ‘'Intarnational News Sarvloa baa tha available at all, would only be so far. ticut a combined state and local bonded debt (less sinking exclnalva lislila to use for rapubllca- through what a very great many Unless a stop is put to It, the funds) of (103,648,000, the total for all states being (9,.865,- Hon' in an-y form ell nawa dlapstobea 197,000, and Now England, (571.238,000. In the New Eng­ credited to or not otherwise credited voters would regard as an un­ states might as well go out of busi­ la this oaoer. It Is also aaoluaivalv land group Connecticut’s total Is second to Massachusetts, which entitled to use for repiibllcatlon all worthy subterfuge. We are not at ness as gpvernlng organisms. And was (352,800,000. Connecticut is well below the per capita the local or undated new>s puhliahed all sure that disgust with the sub­ we doubt very much whether there debt for the United States and New England, being (65.93 as herein." Kull Service Cllont of N B A oervloe. terfuge would not outweigh party Is any large group of Americans against (95.50 for the United States and (71.52 for Kew Eng­ confidence and loyalty with some who want to see any further cen­ land. As Connecticut’s wealth Increased, the ratio of deleft to wealth dcreased, whereas this ratio for the United States in­ MONDAY, MAY 21, 1928 tralization of power In Washing­ of them— perhaps with enough of creased. Connecticut’s ratio is 1.72%, that for the United them to place the electoral vote of ton. States, 2.83% and for New England, 2.07%. SPEAK UP! this state in danger. Two weeks have passed since if the leaders of the Republican BERLIN KILLINGS Wednesday— Conn. Leads Jf. E. in Per Capita Wealth. there appeared in this newspaper party in Connecticut have any For some unaccountable reason perhaps the most important pair of reason for obstructing the nomina- It is the political moderate who statements that have been made tion of Herbert Hoover which will usually most excites the Ire of the to the people of Manchester in a bear the light of day. It is high extremists of both the right and decade— those of the Ninth District tilde that they made it known. The the left. In two outbreaks of vio­ School Committee and of Selectman present hole-and-corner policy wlt.n lence In Berlin Immediately preced­ WASHINGTON LETTER George E. Keith, both bearing on relation to the Presidency is not ing yesterday’s Reichstag elections. Uje cost of public school education one that will make for party soli­ It was members of the Relchsban- in Manchester. The Ninth District darity in this state on election day ner, or organization for the de­ Committee’s statement developed in the event of Us helping to cre­ fense of the republic, who were set By RODNEY DUTOHBR strong, brave helmsman to guide the committee’s belief that the cost ate an involved and sour situation upon and slain by Fascistl bullle.T Washington.— Senator J, Boom- the ship of state and Imbued— SENATOR GOOSEGREASE: of schools In this 'town was not at Kansas City. on the one hand and by Communist boom McWhorter’s triumphal ap­ pearance before the Senate cam­ Yes, yes, don’t go on I You’re sure greater than the community could gunmen on the other. paign funds Investigating commit­ about that arsenic, are you? LRE’S a« a Jlflereace lietweea alientat^ affdrd; Mr. Keith's statement con­ A YEAR AGO If there were any logic to eithor tee proved to be one of the most SENATOR MCWHORTER: That tended that the e.xpense of schools One year ago tonight France, Fascism or Communism It would significant developments of the po­ vile Blander has been circulated by ennrent socket) sets as kettreen. tkose here is greater, proportionately, be entirely natural to expect that litical season. mine enemies, desperately convinc­ weary with post-war political bick­ ed that only prison bars can stop If there were to be killings over It was triumphal because the usia^ katteries—a fact tkat skouldL cause you to than In other towns of the same erings, economic stress, financial committee almost overlooked him, me now. relative population and grade, deflation, debt problems and class political beliefs. Reds would shoot and significant because It was an SENATOR GOOSEGREASE: select you r new set w itk esetreme care# greater than necessary. struggles, was suddenly thrilled Fascist! and Fascistl would shoot admission that McWhorter was ac­ Who are your backers? Reds. But no. it is the in-between- tually a candidate— something pre­ SENATOR MCWHORTER; Each of these statements was and brought back to vivid life What? Oh, yes, backers! Ahem— er, the middle-of-the-road chap, viously admitted by McWhorter A judicious suggestion is to go first ta any dealer the result of conviction and pro­ again by a ghostly flash through alone. Other senators benefltted well, let’s see. Oh, lots of them. found thought. The fact that they the black night. It came to rest like who gets the wallops and the bul­ similarly, but McWhorter’s victory SENATOR HOOTCHHOUND: selling tke Gtreke Synckropkase A -C Six. Let were opposed should be proof a great gray dove— a dove of peace lets. was most glorious because he was Whose Itty bitty stalking horse are Perhaps the reason Is that the not among those originally called you? enough that the problem of school — on the far side of Le Bourget SENATOR MCWHORTER: kim demonstrate to you kow» in addition to extremist Is always more deeply and won a place In the witness expenditures is not one to be left Aerodrome. chair only by the masterful Strate­ Everybody’s— that Is, I mean, the entirely to any one mind or set of “Lindbergh!” stirred to wrath by the sight of gy- people’s. tke convenience and simplicity of ligkt socket minds, because where candid and The cry was uttered from thou­ calmness and self-control on the First, the senator surreptitious­ , SENATOR SOUR: What would you do If somebody- offered you operation* you kave tke tonal Quality* sclec* able intellects find themselves in sands of throats. Cheering men part of others than by the most ly tacked up a few "McWhorter for President” signs In the corridors (500 for a cabinet job after your' controversy on any public question slapped each other on the back, virulent abuse and challenge from election? ti-vity and range for wkick tke name of the extremist on the other end of leading to the committee room. there is need for the application of excited women wept, a formidable When this got no results he went SENATOR MCWHORTER: My many and varied intelligences to wave of humanity surged through the-see-saw. in person and took a conspicuous whole career answers that ques­ Ghreke kas keen a guarantee for nineteen that problem. seat. Finally, In a culminating bril­ tion, sir! an Iron-picket fence and swept SENATOR GOOSEGREASE • The Herald has been waiting ex­ liant stroke, he sneaked a note into years. He*ll Quickly con-vince you tkat you down police and military lines. a messenger boy’s hand and sent Sure, and how would you spend pectantly for many expressions of Something new had suddenly is date ir \ . him to the chairman. The note was the (500? 'Get it ketter witk a Gnreke.** opinion from the people of Man­ come into the lives of men. The signed simply “ A Friend” and said: SENATOR MeWHORTER: I dun- no. I never had that much. chester on this problem, so splen­ first non-stop airplane flight from A m er ic a n “ WeWhorter Is planning to feed I poison to the other candidates.” SENATOR SOUR: Which gets the Tke Gn«ke Synckropkase A«C Six oper« didly opened by the statements re­ New York to Paris had been most delegates, promises or money? ferred to but so far yet from being achieved, but with it came romance HISTORY SENATOR MeWHORTER: Stop A great buzzing was observed at ates from an A -C (alternating current) eettled. It has waited in some which revealhd a splendid vista kidding. You know ’em as well as amazement for expressions that the committee table and soon af­ I do. breasting down boundaries for the MAY 21. terward Senator McWhorter was ligkt socket and offers many new have not come. SENATOR MeWHORTER: I glory of mankind. 1780— Tories burned Johnstown, asked to step forward. He did, would rather be right than presi­ Here Is a subject which Is vital Paris was electrified. The flight N. Y. with a proud wink at the crowd as dent. Greke featvures* including a L o c a l- to every individual in Manchester. was the one topic of conversation 1852— Michigan Central railroad he sat down. The quizzing began: SENATOR HOOTCHHOUND: There is not a father or mother or opened from Detroit to Chi­ SENATOR SOUR: What were Do you play the piccolo? Distance S-witek* Antenna Control along the boulevards and In cafes. you doing buying arsenic the other SENATOR MeWHORTER: Well, hoy or girl in the town to whom cago. International feeling had not been 1861— Nor^h Carolina seceded. night? what of It? for skarper tuning* and an Illumi­ the question of schools and school too good because of the money 1868— Gen. U. S. Grant nominated SENATOR MCWHORTER: I did­ . SENATOR HOOTCHHOUND: costs is not an intimate one. crisis and debt disputes, but all the for the presidency. n’t buy no arsenic. Where do you stand on companion­ nated Dial in kilocycle# to matek Do all the fathers and mothers, 1889— President Harrison prohib­ SENATOR SOUR: What was It, ate marriage? little pin pricks of politics were then? all the taxpayers, intend to pass ited Sunday army parades. SENATOR McWHOR’TER: Pll figures in newspaper programs* forgotten in the wonder and joy of 1912— Massachusetts first state to SENATOR MCWHORTER: try anything once! the buck in this business to one or what had happened. Frenchmen ratify proposed constitution­ Mouthwash. ^ Whereupon the committee ad­ two or half a dozen individuals? shook the bands of Americans, al amendment for popular SENATOR SOUR: Do you ex­ journed and Senator McWhorter Have they no opinions for the election of U. S. senators. pect to buy any arsenic? went out to see If all the photog­ friends and strangers alike, and SENATOR MCWHORTER: No! raphers had been present. guidance of those on whom de­ glasses were clicked In circles high SENATOR SOUR: Very well, CALL THE CLAIM AGENT WATKINS BROTHERS. In c . volves the work and the responsi­ and low to this man Lindbergh and you’re excused. • Host (at end. of day’s shoot): SENATOR MCWHORTER: Can’t bilities? to Franco-Amerlcan friendship. Captain Blood claims 32; Colonel EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES The columns of the Herald aru you think of some more questions? Goodwill parties continued through­ Mlssem, 29; Major Necket, 18; and SENATOR GOOSEGREASE: AHOUGHT open at all .times for the discus­ out the night, and everybody was 1 bagged two dozen, I think. Sure, you aren’t a candidate, are Keeper: Well, zur, according to sion of the public affairs of the strangely happy. you? community by the community’s the birds us picked up, t)iere be SENATOR MCWHORTER: Yield­ Boast not thyself of tomorrow; The hero of the exploit was still over 50 missing.— Passing Show. for thou knowest not what a day public. Cannot this newspaper be ing to the earnest entreaties of my a nebulous figure to most every­ many friends, modestly sensitive to may bring forth.— Prov. 27:1. permitted to serve the town of body In Paris a year ago toiTight. One of the leading bootleggers the rising tide of popular Insist­ It has been well observed that Manchester by opening up the He had been secreted away, for his of Kansas City was shot the other ence, realizing as 1 do my unwor- we should treat futurity as an aged day. And with a busy season just friend from whom we expect a rich school problem as It appears to the own good, and only a very few had thlness for that grekt office, yet ahead, too! persuaded of the crying need of a legacy.— Colton, people of the community? the privilege of seeing him. The FOR SALE Write to the Herald. Put your main thought was that he was here. ideas into print. Let’s get this mat­ Then the next day, when he came Padlocked! ter up into the light of public opin­ to the balcony of the American Em­ BU eiN G S ion. bassy and on succeeding days when ASPARAGUS the crowds were able to observe No\y used for school purposes lu 'I TIME TO SPEAK OUT him and to learn that he was Just Third District on Porter Street. o:- As the time for the Republican as fine as the job he bad done, the Purchaser to move same from national convention approaches. property at end of scliool year in epic was complete. June. Connecticut interest In the candi­ The passing of a year has not Offers should be submitted to Louis L. Grant dacy of Herbert Hoover Increases. spoiled that spirit which Lindbergh Building Committee, Harold Al* It Is becoming evident that if the Inspired. He Is Just as much loved vord, Lawrence Case, Fred Pitkin, Buckland, Conn. Phone 1549 choice of the voters In several by the French today as he was A. N. Potter, G. H. Wilcox. eastern states Is considered Mr. then. In the eyes of the French his Hoover can be nominated on the achievement has lost none of its first ballot, or at least on a ballot glory. They are naming streets aft­ DheSaitifar^Fn^inecrl immediately following the tender­ er him, giving children his name, ing of a number of complimentary erecting monuments In his memory favorite-son votes. If, on the other and no opportunity lost to honor hand, through the co-operation of him. / ' a very small group of leaders be­ Opening Announcement :| And Franco-Amerlcan friendship longing to these several eastern remains very much more real be­ I wish to announce that on Saturday t itates, delegates are persuaded to cause LIndbdrgh landed In Paris withhold from Hoover the votes one year ago tonight. Morning, May 19th, a First-Class Meat t Which they would much prefer to Market and Grocery Store was opened at | give him, there may result that F e d e r a l in t r u s io n i ^deadlock which, all too obviously, is No doubt such persons outside of the corner of BisselL and Foster Streetsi J the forlorn hope of that element in New York as have taken any Inter­ HahtMi known as the ' the party which persists In its de­ est in the subway fare fight In the fsVMrJ/9use termination to bring about a re- metropolis have wondered how a Bomlnation of president Coolidge. federal court came to be fixing the SOUTH COLONIAL MARKET ^ Connecticut Republicans are un­ price of a subway ride. To the man IF the plumbing Is modern your- With a full lipe of Meats, Groceries comfortably conscious that there In the street who has had a hazy.. la on foot, in esoteric political cir­ sort of Impcesslon that federal house can be sold at a good fig­ . and Vegetables cles in this state, a mysterious courts did not Interfere in strictly ure. If not, then you’li have to Reasonable Prices. ij movement to keep the votes of its local and Intra-state affairs there take what you can get. Improve delegates away from the com­ has been something of bewilder­ your home for- little money— on Give Us a Trial and Be Convinced. merce secretary, at least in the ment In the New York subway sit­ sasy terms if you wish. ' earlier ballots. They would like to uation. Especially when he remem­ kBOw the reason for It. They would bers quite vividly the federal court A Bath a Day SOUTH COLONIAL MARKET like to know why the vote of the ruling that the Sacco-Vanzettl case, Keeps You Fit Every Way ^ state should not, at Kansas City, even on the grounds of violated Ai G. HYJEK, Prop. follow the hugely preponderant constitutional rights, could not be 109-111 Foster St, Bissell, So. Manchester, Conn. . ^hda of the voters and the pre- taken away from the state’s Juris­ rVfonderant wishes of the delegates diction. To the average citizen it . IdietBMlTesT Why all this head- has all seemed confusing, but JOHNSON & LITTLE ! and all these wise'looks, Plumbing and Heating Cuntractnrs. ninety-nine In a hundred, who have 18 Chestnut 8t. Tel. 1088.2 t with relation to a Coolidge re-nomi- given the matter any thought at {mAIqa? ill, have doubtless dismissed the Honey bees appear to have Molded preference for. blue anii "it BIBteiBtelg, '■' ■ ' .■ • • ‘ ' ’ ■*•• • - . y : ' f m HKKALD, MUI^DAY, MAY 21, 19Z8. V'';i MAiNUttUiSTKK (DOWN.) KVENIJNG >ip I tlBt church sang a num ber or m bu3 for Germany where she will itualB and other songe. spend several mouths. BREMEN IS WRECKED COVENTRY promised to come at some n^ MIGHH FILM EPIC W APPDiG The Marlborough Junior Y band future date and give a concert 1. o u a made up of 14 youngsters and or­ the benefit of the Community Cu< There was a banquet served last ganized quite recently played sev­ TRYING TO TAKE OFF ral society. ^ CONTINUES AT STATE eral short selections in Manchester Miss Florence Hill has been The infant scift of M r., and Mrs.J Tuesday afternoon at the new spending a few days with her par­ f) Wood Memorial Library at South where the County Y. M. C. A. ob- C. Irving Loomis died In St. Jofr ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Hill. Mrs. eph’s hospital. Willlmantlo, , thlt Windsor in honor of William R. aerved their 10 birthday. Tcans-Atlantic Plane Must Be Hill has been ill but Is reported on “Legion of Condemned” Here Wood, who gave the building in INDIANS NAMED TUPELO morning. The baby ■was bom im IiV;:; Glossy foliage which turns a fiery Left on Greenly Island Till the road to recovery now. I Two More Days. Double Fea­ memory of his father and niother. Miss Laura R. Kingsbury spent Friday. .. There were thirty-four present. red in the fall Is the chief beauty Ice Meets. tures Wednesday. of the tupelo. the week-end with her parents. Miss Dorothy Dewey has been GILEAD Thomas Madden of Brooklyn was The island of Sumatpi belongs kept at her home by Illness through “Tupelo” is the name given the Halifax, N. S., May 21— Wrecked New York. May 21—The spot­ Tiny specks against a cloud- a week-end guest at the home of to Holland. ' : ■» light’s fickleness is an old theme to most of the week. She Is improv­ tree by the Indians. In the lum­ The Gilead Players presented almost beyond repair In attempting banked sky looming larger and ber trade the term Includes the to take off from Blanc Sablon, La­ his niece, Mrs. Benjamin A. Strack. Broadway. ing and hopes to return to school their comedy “Two Days to Marry” and Mrs. John Kay and son larger and taking shape as airplane again on Monday. wood of the tupelo gum. black gum, In Westchester Wednesday evenJhgt brador, the trans-Atlautic mono­ Some Ligh a bit at the inevitable squadrons in battle formation—The have moved from Autumn View There were between fifty and water gum and sour tupelo. All and this week it will be played in plane Bremen will have to remain recurrence of the story, some smile Legion of the Condemned!— Men sixty who- attended the Federated of these gums, of which the tupelo there Indefinitely until a boat ar­ farm to Bristol, Conn. CHANGE YOUR o n , cynically, some wear troubled ex­ who laugh at death, and even wel­ Bolton. Sunday school social last Friday and black gum are the most abun­ C. J. Fogel has broken ground rives to bring It to New York, ad­ Friday evening the regular Chris­ pressions as they wonder who time comed it! tian Endeavor meeting will be held Use Marland Super Motor Oil-; evening, even though it was a ralnv dant and most important commer­ for a new store. D. H. Hodge is the vices from Point Amour, Labrador, will hit next. Thus you have the colorful night, and all seemed to enjoy the cially, are water-loving trees and at the chapel followed by a social. background that forms the interest­ builder. Those not able to attend Chris­ Certainly there is always some- games, etc., after which refresh­ grow principally in the tide-water The state road construction gang With Fred Melchior, the Junkers ihln^ bobbing up to remind one « f ing and thrilling story that, is at­ ments were served. Levi T. Dewey swamps. Louisiana is the leading tian Endeavor Sunday evening Campbell’s Filling Station tached to “The Legion of the Con are oiling the road from -Hebron to expert, at the controls and Dr. it. For instance— a couple of years in behalf of the Sunday school, pre­ tupelo state. Culsinier and Mechanic Thlbeault don’t know what they missed. demned,” the mighty film produc­ sented to Miss Lois H. Stiles a Saglio’s corner. When members of the Calvary Bap- phone 1551 ago Juanita Hansen was one of the Within the last 10 years tupelo Messrs Harrison and Elmer accompanying him, the plane rose tion dedicated to aviation, which beautiful clock, as she is soon to be gradually has come to be marketed highly touted stars of the cinema. opened at the State Theater , last Foote of Colchester were visitors at about thirty feet aher a short dash •\nd the other night at the opening married to Ralph E. Collins. under its own name, though often down the runway built at Blanc evening for a special three-day en­ Mrs. Ernest Hack, who has been it gets other names, such as “bay E. E. Foote’s Tueeday. M iiiiiiiRm iniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiihiiiiiiiii of a Broadway play, the fate of Dr. D. C. Y. Moore of South Man­ Sablon and suddenly dropped to the gagement. ill at her home for several months, poplar.” which is uncertain, a handsome' “The Legion of the Condemned,” chester assisted by Miss Danehey, ground. i •> -S woman was required to stride across is not quite as well and has had to The wood has a fine, uniform Neither Melchior nor his com­ IS a story of a youth who wanted return to her bed again this week. texture, does not splinter easily school nurse and J. B. Jones local the stage a couple of times. 1 won­ to die and then who didn’t want to health officer administered toxln- panions were hurt. But the entire dered why the audience was ap­ Her two daughters, Ernestine and and Is easy to work. Tupelo Is die. ft is a story of youth so des­ Mabel Hack have been having ton- anti-toxin, for the prevention of left side of the plane was badly I Plumbing & Plumbing I plauding her for so inconsiderable used principally for boxes whicli perately in love with a girl, that silltis. diphtheria, to about thirty children damaged as It fell sideways. The a stage performance. Looking at he sought a way out when he dis­ range from cigar boxes to large reason for its sudden fall has not Miss Elizabeth J. Bossin, daugh­ packing cases. In boxes for the at the local hall Wednesday. :he program. I suddenly understood. covered or thought ne discovered, ter of Jens Bossin of South Wind­ Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hills and been ascertained. For “the lady in black,” as she was ihat she had betrayed him. It Is a higher class cigars a veneer of Melchior reached the Bremen sor, graduated from the Nurses’ Spanish cedar is used over a tu­ son Homer, Merton Hills and son j Fixtures In Your Dilled upon the program, was Juan- story of a youth, who joined a group Training school of Grace hospital. by dropping In a parachute from of self-condemned men who chose pelo core. Jesse, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Por­ ta Hansen. New Haven, last Saturday. The second largest use for tu­ ter and Mr. and Mrs. Wlnthrop Por­ one of the Army amphibian planes an honorable death upon the bat­ Mr. and Mrs. Levi T. Dewey and which were to escort the German tle-field rather than yield to the in­ pelo is for planing mill products, ter and children attended a birth­ And surely no individual in the family motored to i^’lorence. Mass., especially flooring and inside finish. day party given in honor of Mrs. ship to New York. Culsinier and glorious fate which hounded each the mechanic had been working New Home movie realm was better known last Saturday and spent the day For factory floors and platforms Lucy Hills Milton at the home of of them. with their brother and family. on the plane for some time. than Priscilla Dean. She’s still The picture Is filled to the ut­ subject to heavy wear tupelo has her daughter, Mrs. Jules Ruberlaid 5ut with a vaudeville act that Charles W. Dewey. proved very satisfactory. It is The Army planes were unable to most with gigantic thrills and ac­ The following are the officers of in New Britain, Sunday. ■started from this metropolis some also used for wooden-ware, furni­ Mrs. Asa W. Ellis and aaughter land off Blanc Sablon, which Is on tion, including a tremendous battle the South Windsor baseball club, the Straits of Belle Isle, because of weeks ago. And Anita Stewart - ture, sewing machines and laundry Miss Ruth went to New Haven Fri­ above i'lie clouds between approxi­ and members of the Hartford Coun floating ice. They are now at II do you remember her?—ir ongan- mately a dozen planes. appliances. day afternoon to attend the Chris­ Izlng a vaudeville turn at the pre.s- ty Y. M. C. A. league: President, Pictou, N. S. Cary Cooper and f ay Wray, two John Driscoll; secretary and treas­ tian Endeavor Round Up to be held ent moment. So is Viola Dana. newcomers on the film star horizon, Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Perhaps any one o. them, or all urer, Emil E. Goebrlng; manager, furnish the love interest throughout Albert Ahern; assistant, J. Troy; Mrs. R. E. Foote was a visitor at NEW AVIATION PRIZE of them, will resume their klelg the story. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Foote’s in Col­ 1 eminence one of these days. And i captain, C. Vinton Benjamin, and MARLBOROUGH On W’ednesday only, the State is assistant, George Hills. chester. Thursday afternoon. New York. May 21—The Ameri­ then again. . . offering another of its splendid Wapping Grange, No. 30, will Mrs. E. E. Foote was a visitor in can Society for Promotion of Avia­ m I recall no more distinct .shock double feature bills. hold its ninth regular meeting at Hartford Friday morning. tion has offered a prize of $1,000 than that received last winter The features will be Chester Wapping school hall on Tuesday The schools are preparing for the graduation exercises which will be Mrs. Charles Fish and daughter, for the first boy or girl under 18 when, upon picking up a play pro­ Conklin in his latest laughfest “The evening, May 22, at which time years of age who successfully flies Big Noise,' ’and “Tragedy of held early in June. Shirley of South Manchester and gram, I read— “A maid, played by Vernon Grange will bring their Mrs. Louis Twining of Hartford, from San Francisco to New York Fritzl Scheff.-^ Youth,” a tempestuous drama fea­ candidates to have them initiated At the recent town speaking and turing Patsy Ruth Miller and War­ ’spelling contests, Evelyn Christen­ spent Thursday with their mother, under rules and regulations outlin­ with the Wapping candidates. Wap­ Mrs. A. H. Post. ed by the society. 1 Half a dozen big hotels in ner Baxter. ping Degree team will initiate in the sen of the Center school came first in the speaking and Evelyn Chap­ Clayton A. Hills, selectmen, Is Among those who have signified I l.'J T the Times Square belt now de- | third degree and Vernon Degree making quite extensive repairs on their interest in entering the race liver a corkscrew to each room with FOUR KILLED IN CRASHES team in the fourth degree. man of the Northwest school came second and Evelyn Chapman came the north road, leading to Bolton. are Farnam Parker, 15, of Ander­ the morning paper. Buffalo, N. Y., May 21 — The first in the spelling. E. W. Buell Is suffering with son, Indiana: Byron Woods of San I am told that calls from thirsty rheumatic trouble in his shoulder. Diego. California, and Dick James visitors made such a demand upon dense fog prevailing here yesterday The Dorcas Society met with was blamed today for the automo­ BOLTON Mrs. Henry Cordes Thursday after­ He recently consulted Dr. Whittle of Buffalo, N. Y. Woods and James the time of the bell hops that this of Glastonbury. are both 17 years of age. new custom was adopted. A guest bile accident which caused the noon. “m Mrs. Thomas Bentley and Mrs. Mrs. Bowen Is a little more com­ The proposed flight will consist may now take it or throw it out death of two men and two women. The Ever Ready Group met at Their automobile tore through a R. .K. Jones attended the May day the home of Mrd. C. S. Bollec fortable. At this writing is able to of a series of 21 hops touching the the window. steel cable guard and plunged over exercises at the New Britain Nor­ Wednesday evening. sit up part of the time. largest cities along the route. En­ an embankment to the railroad mal school Wednesday. Miss Ruth Fred Isleib and Miss Carolyn trants will be paced ’oy older filers. N planning and building your new home the plumbing “ Whereas most of the big ho­ tracks twenty feet below when they Jones rendered selections on the pi­ Sibley of Amherst. N. H., were mar­ and plumbing fixtures should be given important S tels now display signs an­ ano suitable for the occasion. were returning home from a party. ried in Amherst Sunday by Rev. The strangest club existing in I- consideration for you want the best and you want = nouncing that they’re trying to co­ Field day will be observed at tlie TEST ANSWERS The dead: George Sibley, father of the bride. London is run to help those who operate with the government in en­ Frank Casbalt, 34, and his wife Center, May 29. Mrs. Isleib taught the North school S them to give you a lifetime of service. Use brass pipe, 5 Here Is one solution to tlie LET­ have been in prison and do not in­ forcing the prohibition amendment Mollie, 27. The Grange will observe anniver­ here two years ago. Mr. and Mrs. i the best fixtures and let us do the work and you have a H and hence must request guests not sary night Thursday, May 24. TER GOLF puzzle on the comic tend to go there again; it is aptly Mary Porsch, 18. Isleib wil’ make their home in named the ’’Run Straight Club. " E combination that will insure a lasting job. £ to order ice, vlchy water or ginger- Carlton Hutchinson, 22, all of Bolton Grange has accepted an town. page: mm ale for use, in mixing drinks. The invitation to visit Manchester SLIP, SLID, SAID, SAIL, FAIL, Charts' showing the prevailing Buffalo. Miss Fanny A. Blish of Glaston­ winds, foggy areas, and so on, in management stipulates that it will The Casbalts leave eight small Grange; May 23, and furnish three bury spent the week-end at her FALL. be only too pleased to deliver any numbers. the North Atlantic, are to be is­ children. home here. sued each month by the United or air of these articles when the Miss Mae Hannon of Hartford London now has 565,000 tele­ phones; nearly 360,000 miles of States hydrographic office. guest wishes them merely for re­ There is one auto to every 53 Kent Waxing and Sanding ma­ spent ’'‘the week-end with Mr. and ALFRED A. GREZEL | telephone wires were added last freshment. With the result that people in the United Kingdom, chines will be shown for the last Mrs. Frank A. Meyers. IE Headquarters for Plumbind and Heating Supplies. s guests order their ice and white time at K. of C. Carnival tonight. A fair meeting was held at the year, making nearly two and a compared with 5 people in the half million miles. The telephone = Main St., Opposite Park St., South Manchester £ rock, but are careful not to inform United States. 11 in Canada and Monday. Free estimates given for library Friday night. the bellboy to what use they are waxing and sanding your floors. directories Issued weighed 1,700 Hawaii, 12 in New Zealand, 17 in ■ Mrs. Joseph Rankel sailed from tons and contained nearly 300,000 to be put. Australia and Denmark and 46 in Kent Co., 54 Church St., R. 308, New York on the steamship Colum- Read Herald Advs entries. g il b e r t SWAN. France. Phone 2-5416, Hartford.— Adv. 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To locate a large Gas Station and Garage with salesroom, Ladies’ and Gents’ Rest Room, a ^ r sUre^ nal^bfe^ino wh«I* theXsreaU is sent about $100,000.00 more or less. Stock wiU be sold in (10) share lots, no more, no less, to each ubsenber^^^^ when tne nrsi out and $10.00 each month until the (10) shares are fully paid. A total of (25,000) shares will be sold fully p We have a special inducement for the ones that subscribe and join the Gasoline Qub before we inepr^rate, that SJe^nrom gallons of gasoline weekly which will guarantee a certain amount of business for the company. That m turn will give the stockholders a share of the prout ahove the guaranteed 8% preferred stock. Get in on the ground floor now. Don’t wait and be sorry afterwards. NOTICE!—The Singer Oil Co. or any other oil company are not in any way connected in organizing this company. It is strictly a membership proposition and any person that drives an au scribe at once for this stock is passing up a good opportunity.

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' 'V ' MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 21, W28. i*AGlS SIX

Told in Pictures 'i'V M Lindbergh’s First Year—-Flyer’s Rise

9— St. Louis, too, goes wild as conquering hero re­ 13— Around Lindbergh's neck bergh, attired in Ill-fitting civilian clothes borrowed President Coolidge places the blue NO MAN ever burst upon the pages of history so world. . T ! VI from a member of embassy staff. turns, after which he makes an air tour, visiting The accompanying pictures tell the story or Lind­ ribbon bearing the Congressional suddenly or achieved world-wide fame in as short 5 ______Belgian crowds welcome Lindbergh at Bruasellsevery state in the Union. bergh’s meteoric rise to fame; 10 ______Just before the take-off from Bolling Field, Medal of Honor, the highest award a time as Charles A. Lindbergh who, carrying only 1__A moment before the take-off from Roosevelt on his triumphal tour of European capitals. Washington, last December, on his “ good will’’ flight the nation can bestow, voted unaBt- a toothbrush and letters of introduction, took off on Field, New York, early on the morning of May 20, 6 ______The rousing welcome Is repeated at Croydon Airto Mexico and other Central American countries. his lone flight across the Atlantic on May 20, 1927, 1927. Field, London. mously by congress. 2— Cheering thousands roar welcome to hero of 11 ______Complete first non-stop flight from Washington just one year ago yesterday. 7 ______At triumphal home-coming in Washington, Lind­to Mexico City, Lindbergh is welcomed by General New York-to-Paris flight as Spirit of St. Louis lands bergh is welcomed and decorated by President Cool- An obscure Missouri National Guard pilot that Alvarez. morning, he found himself one of the most famous at Le Bourget Field, Paris, on evening of May 21 just idge. a year ago tonight. 12 ______Just before the take-off on hurried flight from persons in the world when he landed in Paris 33'2 8 ______Amid confetti snowstorm. New Y’ork stages oneNew York for Quebec, Canada,.with serum vith which hours later. Since that day he has constantly added 3— Paris crowds acclaim Lindbergh as h^ appears of the greatest demonstrations in its history when at window of American embassy. it was hoped to save Floyd Bennett’s life. to his renown and today his name probably is known Lindbergh parades there. to more people than that of any other man in the 4— Ambassador Herri.ck leads cheering for Lind­ ! Ue mil ark. NEW YORK FARE FIGHT UNVEIL MONUMENT TO i Their disappearance is largely GUNMAN IS MURDERED altrlbuied to the cleaning up of SON OF BLERIOT marshy districts where they were IN GREENWICH VILLAGE UP IN SUPREME COURT CAMEMBERT INVENTOR accustomed to find a large part of DAILY RADIO HOPES TO MAKE their food. 440.9—w eX -W JR , DETROIT—680. Leading DX Stations. Monday, May 21. 7:00 6:00—Orchestra; baseu.all scores Heads List of Cases Awaiting i Vimoutiers. France.--Mme. Harel. Helen Ardelle. soprano, will be heard 7:30 6:30—Roxy with W.IZ. ^'^^'^L^.'^WSB. ATLANTA—€30. Boot- 8:30 7 -30—Lingeman minstrels. ‘The Lynx” Feared by Decision__Other Cases to Be j inventor of Camembert, baa been duriiiK the program by Roxy and His WJZ Riverside hour. 7-30 0:30—W.IZ programs (2 hrs.) ATLANTIC JUMP BUY YOUR TIRES AT y:0U 9:30 8:30—WEAK progs. (2>A hrs.) leggers is Shot Down in a Heard ' Imnaortallzed, thanks to the gift of Guiig which will be broudeast by WJZ •J:30 8:30,— Dreamers; travelogue. 11:0(1 10:(W—Sears-Koi'luick coni-prt. and the Blue network at 7:30 Mond.ni 10:00 il'OyY.yongs; HJiwaiir»ns; f.auce. Speakeasy. an American. This gift. a sum of 535.'4l-WTIC. HARTFORD—560. 13-45 11:45—'fiou lfs melody artists. night. Other vocal soloists will be 6-30” 6 :30 -Bond inslrnmental trio. □26—KYW. CHICAGO—670. Washington, May 21.— The Su­ 520, started a public subscription Campbell’s Filling Stafion besides se- 7:30 6::i0—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) New York, May 21— The guns of Paris.— "My father was the first preme Court reconvened today with beard during the conceit 7:30 6:30—Play boys program. 10:00 9:00—Playlet, male quartet. to fly across the English Channel, for a monument which was unveil­ lections by Instrumental artisls. en- 8:U0 7:00—Sport talk; piaidst. Gangdom have blazed again— this the petition of the City of New 8:30 7:30—WEAP' programs (3 nrs.l 355 e_wEBH-WJJD. CHICAGO—820. had hope to be the first to fly ed here by Monsieur Alexander seniblos. and a s.viiiphony orclie-itra. 8:30 7:30—lOdgewater orch., trio. time in a sumptuous Greenwich York for a stay of the 7 cent sub- Phene 1551 ■•Putting will be the subject of John- 11-30 10:30—Old time melodies. 9:00 8:00—Mooseheart hour; songs. across the Atlantic, and who knows} Milerand, former president of ny FaiTell’s polt talk which will bt 1 422.3— WOR, NEWARK—/10. Village speakeasy— and another un­ and elevated fare beading a 0(1 6:00—l.evitow'a orch: lieders. ll-:03 10:0.5—Orche.stra; mystery three. my son— he isn’t born yet— might'^^^7 France. radiated by WOK and the I'u^le net­ 416.4—WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. derworld character, Patrick Mit­ list ot cases awaiting decision. work beginning at U o'clock. The golf 00 8:00—Columbia quartet, soles, be the first to fly across the Pa­ Mm?. Harel was born at Camem­ and Johnny Farrell, got. S::iu 7:30—WEAK Gypsies; parly. chell, 2 8, “The Lynx” as he was Although no intimation was giv­ talk will have a hnisical setting tnr- 111:30 9:30—Violinist; quintet. cific,” said the twenty-three year en by the court as to when It would bert in 1741. There is no reebrd of NOTICE nished by a male quartet and _vpcai talk. called, had passed on. He was lur­ old Louis Bleriot, son of the fam­ and iiistrumenlal soloists. At S o’clock 30 8:30—Caplivalors dance band. 11:30 >0:30—Sam 'n' Henry; ship. ed to the place by a Telephone call, decide the fare case, submitted a her death. Sullivan's Shamrock band will again tiO y-.OO—Pioneers classical music, ■|2-35 11:15-Frolic; dance music. ous French pioneer, in an exclusive week ago, the temporary stay iu 30 9:30—Columbia Euccaneers ping 344.6—WLS. CHICAGO—870. given “ two minutes to pray” and interview with International News Dr. Alexander Knim, of New j TO THE PUBLIC entertain listeners ot WNAC. WH.U’ 8:10 7:10—Artists; r'onist. Angelus. granted by the New York Statutory and the Red network will feature the 1P05 10:0.5—Henderson's dance orch. shot to death. He was found with Service. York, on a pilgrimage to the wo- [ General Motors' family party at a:30 n-::o 10:3O—The Witching hour. S:;L5 7:35—Tenor: harmony girls. six bullets in him and his head on Court expires May 28. man’s birthplace and opened the i Greni it;(lucnoiis on shoe repair­ S33.1—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—900. 9-00 8:00 —Wilche.'?, music: revue. Louis Bleriot, Jr., was telling his and one hour later the annivepary of 447.6—WMAQ-WQJ. CHICAGO—670. the brass bar rail. Among the other cases expected subscription list with 520. He said ing. Yon can save 50 to 00% on Lindbergh's flight to Paris will be llt- 6:00 6:00—Music forum; baseball. plans for crossing the Atlantic in to be acted upon before the court each job In .this place. ringk' celebrated by WCCO. pmer 1)0 6:00—Lowe's dance orcbcslra, 9:00 8:00—WOR programs (2 hrs.) Under arrest today in connection the cheese had health-giving quail- j 11:00 10:00—Amos 'n' Andy. company with Luclen Bossoutrot adjourns for the summer on June 4 highligbis are concerts by the Uniten 30 6:30—Roxy with W.IZ. with the murder Is James Russell, ties and was prescribed by him to Men’s soles sewed on . . . .$1.0(1 States Naval Academy band througn 110 8:00—WJZ Riverside hour. 11-12 10:12—Studio dance oichesinu and the reasons for certain modifi­ are: W BAL at 11 and Richard J. Harll- 30 8:30—Kane's variety hour. 4gg.7_WFAA, DALLAS—600. alias “ Jimmy the Gin,” who was cations they intend to make in their his patients. Last year the region liadie.s’ soles sewed on .... 7!>c 9:00 8:00—Cline’s dance orchestra. Appeal of George W. Bryant, of gan's orchestra with Rosemary Han- 00 9:00—Strolling players. captured by Arthur Schultheiss, a attempt. of Normandy produced 75,000.000 We upe the bt\st leather that hurst, female baritone through WHAA 40 9:40—Andrew’s troubadours. 11:00 10:00—Beleanto quartet. Buffalo, N. Y., attacking the validi­ 374.8—woe. DAVENPORT—800. rookie policeman, as he rushed pell No Non-Stop Attempt cheese which were made from 150,- money yfcaii buy. The very b«*st at 11:05. ______491.5— WEAF, NEW YORK—610. ty of the Walker law of New York C'OO 6:00—Waldorf-Astoria music. 7:00 8:00—WEAF shining hour. mell out of the speakeasy a few "We now have no Intention of 000,000 quarts of milk. I'lihher. Iieels usetl. (hioilyear no'l 8:30 7:30—Story: tenor, organist. state requiring the Ku Klux Klan Wave lengths In meters on left ol C:55 5;55—Baseball scoges; talk. seconds after the shooting. Schul­ making a non-stop flight between and similar organizations to file The monument shows Mme. O’Sulllvaii’s. Free .shine with evnr.i station title, kilocycles on the right, 7:15 6:15—Talks; string quartet. 9:30 8:30—WEAK Party; hurmnnisls. theiss commandeered a taxicab, Saving 11:00 10:00—Dramatic art program. Paris and New York,” said the membership roster with the secre­ Harel as an Eighteenth Century lob. Work done promptly at ther Times are Lasiern Oaylight 8:00 7 :00—Shining hour. chased “ Jimmy the Gin” for a block and Eastern Standard. Black type 8:30 7;30—Gypsies orchestra. 12:00 11:00- Heuer's orchestra. young man. "After all ’commercial tary ot state. dairymaid, wearing a lace bonnet Indicates best features. 9:30 8:30—General Motors’ parti 325.9—KOA. DENVER—920. or two and put him under arrest. aviation’ is the thing. Our purpose and wooden shoes, and holding an 11:00 10:00—'Thenter concert orchestra Appeal of Great Lakes states Boston Shoe Repair 10:30lu.ou 9:30—Fisk h-rrmony team. Russell had tossed his gun away as is to establish ’ the first crossing from the ruling of Special Master inimitable Nprmand milk pot. Leading East Stations. 11-00 10-00—.lohnson’s dance orchestra 11:15 10:15—I.ittle Svmphnny orch. 454.3— WJZ, NEW YORK—660. 12:15 11:15—Play, "Passe.” he ran. He vehemently denied he of a regular transatlantic service. Charles E. Hughes holding that Shop (DST) 1ST) 1:00 12:00—Astor concert orchestra. 1:00 12:011—Saxophone, banlo. piano. had slain Mitchell and lapsed Into With this idea in mind and with Chicago is legally diverting water 272.6_WPG, ATLANTIC CITY —1100. 7-mi 6:00—Klein's serenaders. 499.7_WBAP. f o r t WORTH—600. silence. He was to be arraigned a stop at the Azores contemplated, 7-30 6:30—Roxy and Hl« Gang with 8:30 7:30—Musical progs. f3’.4> hrs.) from Lake Michigan Into a sanitary STORKS BECOMING RARE 105 Spruce St. Near Bi.sscU St. 7-05 6:05—Dinner music: talk. Helen Ardelle, soprano. 12-15 1P15—Theater entertainers. in Homicide Court today. important changes in the plane to canal under War Department per­ 8'30 7:30—Dance music; feature. IN ALSACE AND LORRAINE 9:00 8:00—Concert orchestra. 9:00 8:00—Riverside male quartet. 400—PWX, HAVANA—750. “ The Lynx” was one of the most be used have been made. The flying mit. 10:00 9:00—Violinist, 'cellist, pianist. 9:30 (j;3U_Wiuifred Cornish, pianist. 9;00 8:00—Stetson .lilHary parade. feared gunmen in the underworld radius will be cut from 8,000 miles NESTS ARB DIS.YPPEARING 1(1-00 9:00—Snidlo musicat program. 10'30 9:30—American Legion program Ilu;00 9:00—Moon magic. According to the police he lived to less than 4,000 miles. 11T5 10:15—Silver Slipper orchestra. 10:30 9:30—Character, comedy songs. 422.3—WOS. JEFFERSON CITY—710. n-o6 10:00- Slumber music. 11:00 10:00—Studio mu.sical program. royally on money he received as "Our plane will be a Bleriot CON-TRACTOR DIES ^ 285.5—WBAL. BALTIMORE—1050. 405 2—WLIT, PHILADELPHIA—740. Strasbourg— Stocks are becoming 7:'30 6:30—W.IZ programs (2^ hrs.) 12-on 11 ;0n—Ramblers dance nrch. tribute from thieves and bootleg monoplane,” explained M. Bleriot, 1} 9:30 8:30—WEAK artists party. 370.2—WDAF. KANSAS CITY—810. more and more rare in Alsace and 10:00 9:00—Brazilian pianist. gers. They are working on the "with four Hispano motors of 250 Stamford, Conn., .May 21.— Silas i , 10'30 9:30—Dance orchestra. 8-30 7:30i-WEAF Gvp.sles; artists, 1 10:30 9:30—String quartet, contralto. 348.6— WOO. PHILADELPHIA—860. H. P. each. These motors are abso­ Lorraine, which gives one to be- n ^ 11-00 10:00—U.S. Naval Academy band 10:30 9:30—WEAK harmony team. theory that hijackerh and others of E. Elliott, a retired building con­ lieve that it was not the Prussian 461.3—WNAC, BOSTON—650. 7-30 6-30—Instrumental trio, talks. ll;0n 10:00—Or(-he..:lra. tenor. his alleged victims, tired of paying lutely new and are being made es­ 8:00 7:00—Mule quartet, orchestra. tractor, died in Richmond hojpital. helmet which frightened them r f f i 7T 7;'30 6:30—Talks; piano recital. 1-45 12-45—Nighthawk frolic. tribute, hired a gang to do away pecially for us by the Hispano Com­ New York, yesterday after a long 8- 00 7:00—Sullivan Shamrocky-00 band. 8:00—Xylophone soloist. 468.5—KFI. LOS ANGELES—€40. pany. We hope they will turn up away, as the old song runs. They 9-15 8:15—Orcliestra, studio prog. 11:99 19:99—N. R. C. entertainers. with him. _ illness. Funeral services will be 8'30 7:30—Polished gentlemen, artist to 300 H. P. each, this will give us did not return with the French 9:00 8:00—WOR programs (2 1118.) in-:oi 9:30—Dance program. 1;99 12:90—Moore’ s concert orch. held from bis home in Lockwood 11-15 10-15—Svmphony datice music. 315.6- KDKA, PITTSBURGH-950. 39 i-.r-so—Harmonists: orchestra. a total motive power of 12,000 H. poilus in 1919. 6- 15 5:15—Little Symphony 05.2—WCCO. orch. MINN.. ST. PAUL—740. avenue, here tomorrow afternoon. 302.8-WGR, CUFFALO-990. N. CAROLINA DISTRICT P. Mr. Elliott, who was sixty, leaves In the year 1901 storks’ nests 9:00 8-.00-Hy an' Dr.\. 6:55 6:5.S-Bastball scores. S-((0 7inn—B ov .‘Scouts’ hour. His first thought was to place in Mecklenbourg numbered 3,094. 9- 30 8:30—WKAF artists party.7- 30 6:30—WMZ programs (Jlls hrs.)9- 39 8:30—WE.\F harmony team. TO SHOW SMITH FEELING his wife, a daughter and four sons. 10- 30 9:30—WKAF harmony team. 461.6- WCAE. FlTTSBURGH-e50. 1:09 9;90_Crlnollne trio. AT PRI:M.ARY, JUNE gasoline tanks in the pontoons of He was a native of New Foundland, In 1925 there were only 536 in this 11- 00 10:00—Van Snrflom's orchestra.7- 30 6:30- Uncle Gimbee; address.10:30 9:30—Lindbergh’s Paris flighty the plane, as the machine is to be a same region. A similar decrease 8- 00 7 :00—WEAK programs (3 hrs.) ai d had lived here for twenty-eight ■ 545.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—550. anniversary. hydroplane, l^t since the trials are was noticed in Silesia, Germany and 7:30 6:30—WGV General Bloclrn- hr. 280.2—WHAM, ROCH ESTER—1070. 384.4—KGO. OAKLAND—780. Raleigh, N. C.— Voters of one years. 8- 30 7-30- Studio musical program.7-30 6:30- Roxy with WJZ. 2:99 11:09_Seigor's shell symphnnlsts North Carolina Congressional dis­ to be made from the ground with y-ijU 8:00—WOK programs (2 hrs.) 9- 00 8:00—W.IZ Riverside hour.1-90 12:00-Rounders; harmony team. wheels, this idea was dropped. 9-30 8:30—WJZ piano; moon magic. trict will have a chance to express 11- 00 10:00—Arcadia orch: organise 379,5_WGY. SCHENECTADY-/90. 254.1—WRVA. RICHMOND—1180. themselves on Governor A1 Smith To Take Radio 428.3—WLW. CINCINNATI—700. 8:15 7:15—Orchestra; melody four. "Each motor should use about 9- 00 8:00—W.IZ Riverside hour.12:55 11:55—Time; weather; markets. 19:15 9:15-Edgeworth Club night. of New York at the polls June 2, the Dos 6 e B R O TH E-RS 9:30 s:'3'J—Burnt corker orchestra. 2-00 1:00—French lesson; orchestra. eighteen gallons of gasoline an 6:2.5—Baseball scores; orchestra 12:90 n ;00—Richmond dance music. date of the state democratic pri­ 1():;:0 9:30—instrumental trio. soloisL 6:25 422.3—KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—Tlfi. hour and produce a speed of 125 11:00 10:00—.Studio musical program. 7:30 6:30—General Electric hour. mary. miles,” says M. Bleriot. "The loaded 8:30 7;;i0_\\'1-;.\F programs to 11-.00 12-99 11:00—N. B. C. progr.ims. I‘> o0 11-00—Garber's dance music. 2:00 1:00—Variety program, artists, In the second district the candi­ plane will weight about nine tons. 399.8—WTAM. CLEVELAND-750, 305.9—WHAZ, TROY—980. dates' for the democratic nomina­ g.;;u 7:30—WEAK Gypsies; artists. 9:45 8:45—Lawrence violin ensemble. 348.6—KJR. SEATTLE—860. We are going to install radio re­ V ictory 10:::0 9:30—Studio recital. 10:15 9:15—Studio concert. 12:00 11:00- .Studio program. tion to Congress have made Smith 11:05 10:05—Female baritone, creh. ceiving and sending apparatus." 12- .30 11:30—Dance program. 2:00 1:00-Vic Mvers’ orchestra. an issue. The Incumbent, Rep. John Where the start of the flight will Secondary Eastern Stations Secondary DX Stations. H. Kerr, a staunch Smith support­ commence has not yet been decided 508.2—WEEI, BOSTON—590. 309.1— WABC, NEW YORK—970. 319—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—940. er, is opposed by H. G. Robertson, nor the date. 8:90 7:00—Studio entertainment. 11 ;00 10:00- Piano rambllngs. soprano S i 7:30 6:30—Old-time minstrels. Greene County superintendent of 9-09 8:00—Mandolieis. tenor, pianist. "The Siene does not give us a S-Tio 7 U0—Sports talk; garden talk. 11:30 10:20—School-days concert. education, and 0. P. Dickinson, for­ 8::;m 7:39—w e a k progs. (2’ i hrs.) 394.5— WHN. NEW YORK—760. I- 00 12-00—Organist, tenop. sufficient straight line In order to 11 III UI-9II—Kalis' fiance orctieslra. 8:39 7:39—Theater orchestra. 2;00 1:00—AlcMillian program. mer mayor of Wilson, the latter get away so we may have to start 245.8—V7KRC. Cl NCI NN ATI—1220. 10:45 9:45—Songs: dance music. 535.4— WHO. DES MOiNES—550. two strong anti-Smith men. quite a distance from Paris. As to 8- UU 7:99—Irislrunicntal program. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 7-30 6:30—Roxy with W.IZ. keep it right- 9- U9 8:00—WOR programs (2 hrs.) 8:55 7 :5 5 -T’ianist; health talk. 340.7—WJAX. JACKSONVILLE—880. the date; my father crossed the 121111 ll:(m—Dance orchestra. 9:10 8 :10—Lic.der singer. planisL 9;00 8:00—Instrumental trio. NEW BOMBING AIRPLANB English Channel on July 26, 1909, ■351.2—WSAI, CINCINNATI—830. 9-45 8:45—Tenor: violinist, pianist. 9:30 8;.30—WEAF artists party. DOES NOT NEED RUNWAY I would like to take^ off on that 8-99 7:09—WEAF program.s (4 hrs.) 370.2— WLWL. NEW YORK—810. 1 II - 00 10:00—Concert program. keep it tuned! 265.3—WHK. CLEVELAND—1130. 7:05 6:05—Isco Hair, tenor. 499.7—KTHS. HOT SPRINGS—600. date, which would be the nineteenth 9;|I9 8:99—Siring ensemble.' 7:30 6:30- Problems in religion. 10- 30 9 :3 0 -Arlington orchestra. Cleveland. — A new bombing anniversary of that great event. It 10- 96 9:96—Sorenaders; sisters.7:45 6:45—Newman Club music. 11:45 10:45—Ozark's philo.sofher. plane which needs no runway to might bring me good luck.” 434.5----- CNRO. OTTAWA—435, o u r |>iano is a veir won­ 11- :;u lii:39—.M lists; d:ince oichestra, 416.4— KHJ. LOS ANGELES—720. take the air has been developed by 352.7—WWJ, DETROIT—850. 8:01) 7:00—Concert nrche.stra; talk. 1 ;0n 12:00—Studio musical programs. derful instrument that de­ 7 30 6:39—Dinner concert: baseball. 8- 55 7:55—French Canadian artists an airplane 'manufacturing com­ Y 293.9—WSYR, SYRACUSE—1020. 2:00 1:00—Dance orchestra. When ships are launched In serves real care and attention. 8:00 7:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 336.9—WSM. NASHVILLE—890. pany here in fanfillins a navy con­ 11-U9 1U;99—Dance music. 7:30 0:30—Syracuse dinner music. America flowers are strewn about 410.7—CFCF, MONTREAL—730. 9- 30 8:30—Studio musical program.9:00 8:00-WJZ Riverside hour. tract for 102 new bombing and tor­ Think how valuable it is, not 468.5— WRC. WASHINGTON—640. •i-:;n S;30—Wl-IAF party; harmonists. pedo planes it was revealed recent­ instead of a bottle of wine being 7-:iii 6:3(1—Battle’s concert orchestra. 11:00 10:00—Theater organ; pianist. / broken as in "wet” countries; 8:39 7:39—Contralto, tenor, baritone. 7::!0 6:3(1—Roxy with W.IZ. ly. The plane, it is said, is capable only in money, but as a 8:00 7;0n—WEAF programs (8 hrs. ) 12:00 n :00-Cumberl.and TJ. girls club. in Japan a number of birds are 9:39 8:30—Insliiimental quartet. 12:30 11:30—Hawaiian serenaders. of taking the air from a standing source of entertainment and 10:30 9:30—Denny’s dance orchestra. U:00 10:00—Le I’aradiB band. freed. start in less than ten seconds. H o w d o Y O U cidture in your home. The new bombing plane was 11:30 Capitol Theatre Organ — tested here a few weeks ago and You keep it spotlessly c l^ of different styles, which probably Second Mortgage teist a n& oior car? outside—how much more im­ accounts for his versatility. “ Melodies for the Folks at took off, according to Paul F. Col­ lins, the pilot, in eight seconds 1. i:i His bes't- known works are his Home”— Walter Dawley. Money Is ipetd the first test you apply to a motor car? portant to keep it tuned! WTIC symphonies. His unique grasp of 12:00 Midn. News and Weather. loaded with a ton of sand bags. . . . Then drive The V idory aixi £bt no car m ^ e n you will al-ways be sure f t rhythmic Invention, of harmonic its dm* is so fiut. . . . Is acceteratiom a major of perfect music for your structure and his keen sense of The price of Canadian liquor is New On Eland children and for the senstrive i i Travelers Insurance Co. EGYPT EDITOR JAILED going up 51 to $2 a case, accord­ consideration?. . . 5 to 25 miles in 7V* seconds instrumental color marked him as FOR DEFAMING ROYALTY ears o f your discriminating Hartford a master creative artist. His list ing to dispatches. Those Canadian —10 to 45 miles, in seconds—tell the un- of known works includes more than "liquor barons" had better look Arthur A. Knofla paraUclcd story o f Victory, pick-i^. | guests. 1: io33.4 m. 560 k. Carlo.— Sentences of six months out or pretty soon the people will 500 compositions. imprisonment was passed on the be drinking imports from the 875 Main St. The main thing is to have Johannes Brahms Period— Are you interest^ in economy? . . . 21 miles per two editors of a weekly Arabic states. Phone 782-2. gallon at 25 miles per hour is average gas con- your piano tim^ rtmlariy. a. Valse Suite paper here for publishing articles h PregraTn for Monday b. May Night : sumptitMi for diis ramous Six . . . ^^potny? • • • Twice a year is the wsolute G;10 Summary of Program. defamatory of the latp Queen Vic­ minimum. Three or four c. Summer Fields toria and the late kings of Persia, Head room tapul to any—superior to most—in 6:12 Mother Goose— Bessie Lillian d. Faithfulness its class. V5^der seats—more leg room. Big! times a year is much better— Taft. Sweden and Norway. e. Cradle Song Royalty is held in such rever­ and fully worth, while. 6:25 News Bulletins f. Group of Hungarian Dances And a beauw! Rakish and trim ^ line, richly 653D Hotel Bond Trio— Emil ence in Egypt that nothing deroga- ALEXANDER JARVIS JR. 6:55 Baseball Scores 'tory must be published ever of uphedstered, beautifully lacquered in smart hues Drop in today and let us talk Heimberger, Director 7:00 station WCAC will broadcast Brahms’ “ Cradle Song,” which Is those that are no longer alive. The — fomonw*s style with Diodge dependabiUty. over this important matter on this same frequency until Sand, Gravel, Stone, Loam and probably the best known of lulla­ editors were accordingly found A car diat you should try out—now—yourself wi^ you—or ’phone us and 7:30 p. m. guilty of "lese majeste" but evi­ have our representative calL bies, will be played in a special trio 7:30 Fraco Play Boys from Fuller, at the wheel. arrangement tonight in the half dently because the offended queen Filling hour of dinner music by Emil Heim- Aldrick & Company. and kings were not here to see the Couptt ^1045j 4'dooT Setfioi, ^1095} Dehitxe 8:00 O’Cedar Shining Hour from berger’s Hotel Bond Trio through punishment meted out to the offen­ Gas Shovel Excavating StZm, ill70; Deluxe 4-pcs$. Coupe, pl70i WTIC of The Travelers. N. B. C. ders, the sentences were sus­ Sport Sedan, ^1295—f.o .b . Detroit, Kemjp^s The program will be devoted to 8:30 A. & P. Gypsies from N. B. C. pended. Studios — "Alaska Night” Now is the time to have your lots graded the works of Johannes Brahms, the V ' German composer. Brahms excel­ 9:30 General Motors Family Party at the cemetery by from N.B.C. Studios THE PIANO led in all styles except the opera, BUSINESS FOR SALE SCHALLER MOTOR SALES THt (ASIC MllilCAl INtlKUMCtlT which is unusual in view of the 10:30 Fisk Time-To-Retire Boys from N.B.C. Studios in a program great popularity of the opera in the Hemstitching and Pleating business ALEXANDER JARVIS JR. South Manchestci* late eighties, a popularity which of Popular Selections. establislied 10 years. 634 Center Sti^ti 11:00 Howard Correct Time. hat never since been surpassed, MRS. M. S. MANNING « 6 Cedta Street. PtoM 341 «r 3441 xxj. i*pceived bis early training witb 11:00 Arnold Johnson and his nTid gchumann. ■bojai m a s t g ^ .. £651^^1 Orchestra House & HMe Bldg. fitone Ml* ; “S;- ■ PAGli MANCHES'l'ER (COISN.) fiVBNlNG HERALD, MONDAY, MAT 21,1928.

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e s % ^Their L ettefe Whemi A jG|rl l o ^ e v / © I9?fi hu NEA .Sp.rvirp. i^RLITtl DR^^Df^SR^W(IS_ Dearest Mom: gorilla world mnit stood! tures of ladles which the ladies or offer a rare example of. brotherly, “Let me go,” Virginia cried their admirers deem unflattering, and sisterly love. fiercely at Russell. "Are you mad?” one wonders just what great re­ He laughed as she wrenched and ward the editors can and will legit­ Poor Betsy! imately demand for making plain Consider poor Queen EUzabetlU tore to-free her frail body. Finally gals look beautiful. What every ed­ "She was a most nnhapDy wom­ she worked her hands to a position itor knows above all else is the dire an,” says Harford Poweli Jr.,Jiathoi! that enabled her to give him a things that would happen if he of “The Virgin Queen.” “She-had|^ shove and managed to break away. made ladies look |n bis paper as pomp and power and flatteryr—but they really do look. she lacked the one thing that every . "Oh, what a fool you’ve been,” Here’s hoping that the arrest and chambermaid can'win, and that, Is she choked. “Clarissa saw you!” / don't care to hear any lies, if you intend to defend yourself that way," Clarissa said. fining of the Spafilsh editor by Dic­ the sincere love of a man. ^Thinlc “ So that’s what throttled you! 1 tator Prlmo de Rivera because he of those black-hearted scoun&els burned with shame. Is why you are so suspicious and was afraid yoh didn’t like me.” “Oh, did he?” Clarissa sneered. alleged that a picture of his fiancee, who fawned on her, pretending “Well, it wasn’t because of cock­ “You don’t seem to have any- worldly. You seem to think that Senorita Castellanos, which the edi­ what they did not feel. That lizard, “Like you? I think you’re a thing to say now that you know everyone Is ready to sacrifice de­ tor published was unfair to the Dudley, gave her the mockery ot tails. let me tell you. I know how cency for money. And you would beast!” much he can drink and I know how you can’t pull the wool over my lady’s ankles, results in a defense love; if he had been able, to. put have preferred me to ruin my life “ Just because I kissed you? Say, much he had.” eyes,” Clarissa flung out, taunting mechanism for editors who can col­ one honest note pf passion toto.hls her with her stricken silence. rather than have your father voice, she would have stepped off that mates me dizzy. I thought I "Clarissa! You know better than lect thousands for making plain la­ Virginia’s lips parted in an at­ marry Mrs. Farley. But you’ve dies look fair. Sauce for goose— the throne and married him—-I cani knew how to kiss a girl and make that. I don’t blame you for being made a big mistake If you’ve sauce for gander. promise you that. Oh, a womau al­ angry, but after all it was just a tempt to speak but she succeeded No. 692—Slenderizing Silhouette.^ material with % yard of 36-inch her like it.” only in uttering a queer, unintelli­ thought that I feel as you do. You ways can tell. You can fool her foolish thing that Russell did.” can go down and tell Russell Wain- Designed In sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44 contrasting and % yard of 36-inch Virginia was white and trembling gible sound of ‘protest. Monkeys Show Us about most things, but when you “Very foolish indeed, to do it gould that I don’t consider hlni and 46 Inches bust measure. Size material for separate camisole; say, ‘I love you,’ she knows by. In­ The dread of facing Clarissa Marzo is a baby boy gorilla in an = now right under my eyes. I wonder how Clarissa laughed harshly. It was worthy to speak to the man I’m go­ 36 requires 3 Vi yards of 10-inch Enclose 10 cents additional for Antwerp zoo. His sister was the stinct • whether you are lying or I was replacing her wrath. How you thought you could get away such a thoroughly contemptuous ing to marry—^that’s how much I material with % yard of 27-inch copy of our Spring and Summer famous Miss Congo, who died on a speaking true.” . - I could she convince her friend that with it, Virginia.” laugh that it stung Virginia to a want to take him away from you. contrasting. Magazine. rich man’s estate in Florida the oth­ I wonder. Isn’t It truer that wo;* retort. “ If you believe what you’ve I it was all nothing but a stupid. “ Do you really believe I wanted And as for wanting to marry your No. 960— Rippling Into Fashion. er day. Miss Congo, science says, men, needing love so much, are only just said you don’t deserve to be Designed in sizes 16, 18, 20 years, literally died of a broken heart at too willing and ready to be fooled? I meaningless episode? it to happen?” father—I’d hate myself if the Idea answered,” she declared in a voice had been mine.” 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches bust separation from her brother. I “I’m going up to try to explain “Well, why not? If you didn’t that held as much contempt as measure. Size 36 requires 4 yards Manchester Herald The wind always blows from you could have managed to avoid The speech was almost too long i to Clarissa,” she told Russell in a Clarissa’s own. She was as angry of 40-inch material with % yard of Pattern Service. the north at the South Pole. it. Surely you haven’t forgotten for her composure. The last words Ignorant Comment 1 shaken voice, “and 1 certainly shall now as the other girl, but still the came with more of natural feeling 36-inch contrasting. The gorilla babes in the woods that I warned you I wouldn’t per­ thought of a quarrel was as repug­ No. 418— Attractive and Practi­ Pattern Nu...... 1 make it plain as to who is the mit any trespassing where Russell than the first had held. It proved were captured in the African jun­ nant to her as it ever was. With a relief to Clarissa, who preferred cal. Designed in sizes 36, 40 and Price 15 Cents. gle by Ben Burbridge, .author of i guilty person.” was concerned. I thought you her head held high and a disdainful 44 Inches bust measure. Size 36 MRS. ADA M. - - might find him more interesting a touch of temper to the quiet “ Gorilla.” Marzo and Miss Congo, p “You’d better give her time to light flashing from her expressive requires 1% yards of 32-inch ma­ Name chained together on the deck, ter­ than a poverty-stricken artist. Or thrusts of truth. She lifted her MERRIPIELD 1 cool off; Claret knows some pretty eyes, she turned to leave the room. chin with a great.show of spirit and terial with 7 Vi yards of binding. rified and lonely, clung to one an­ were you simply adding another Clarissa stopped her. Virginia Teacher ot I strong words,” Russell advised. turned her back, accompanying the No. 946— Smart As Can Be. De­ Size other in tragic affection and snap­ because you feared Mrs. Farley?” could not ignore what she said. Mandolin Tenor Banjo gesture with a shrug o f' disbelief signed in size 16, 18. 20 years, 36, ped if anyone came near. But for Banjo-Mandolin M Virginia did not answer. Virginia’s eyes wavered over the “You’d better go down and com Address all this orphaned love lavished on that caused Virginia to turn and 38, 40, 42 and 44 inches bust Tenor Guitar ‘ Plectrum Banjo p “Well, wish you luck,” he called stormy creature before her in abso- | piete your work with Russell, for one another. Miss Congo was tak­ leave the room in full knowledge measure. Size 36 requires 3% Ukulele Mando-Ceilo lute bewilderment. i I’m sure when father hears of this en to America and Marzo left in P after her as she left the room, that the break was final. yards of 40-inch material with % Mandola Cello-Banjo Send your order to the “ Pat­ Antwerp. p She went, directly to Clarissa’s “I haven’t the faintest idea what 1 your chances with him won’t be She knew she must leave the yard of 40-inch contrasting. Ensemble Playing for Advanced you are talking about,” she said | anything to celebrate.” No. 137—Exclusive! Designed tern Dept.. Manchester Evening Science says that orphaned broth­ § boudoir. At the door she paused house as well. It would be intoler­ . Pupils. when she could speak. Virginia came baCk and stood^ able to spend another night under in sizes 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40 Herald. Manchester. Conn.’* ers and sisters have always infin­ g for breath before rapping. itely more affection for one another Agent for Gibson Instruments. “ For heaven’s sake, can’t you face to face with her. a roof that harbored anyone who and 42 inches bust measure. Size than those with parents. Too bad Odil Fellows* .Block M Clarissa threw the door open. stop pretending to ba dumb?” “ I’m ashamed—for you,” she had insulted her so grossly as 36 requires AVi yards of 40-inch that parents must die In order for At the Center.— Room 8. Mon­ = banging it back violently. Clarissa cried angrily. “ Don’t you said, so simply and coldly and sin­ Clarissa had. She would pack a cerely that Clarissa had to give their broods to love orie another. day, Tuesday, Wednesday and suppose that I know you aren’t few of her things and leave imme­ success, there still are friends to II Virginia walked into the room ground. The sneer left her lips and Too bad, too, tbit human families Thursday. " going to marry your precious Niel? diately. The thought of seeing Mr. be made and I don’t know but g without an invitation to do so, a dull flush spread over her cheeks. = quaking*lnwardly before Clarissa’’s You wouldn’t have turned him Dean bothered her. She would making real friends is more of a “It does not matter to me now down to come here if you were. have to do it, though. He couldn’t success than success itsrff. g patent fury. whether you believe me or not,” You know Dad’s a catch. W'ell, be held to answer for Clarissa and Furthermore, after success g “ I don’t care to hear any lies, if Virginia went on, speaking slowly One-Minute that was all right with me. I didn’t she owed him an explanation as to there always is the opportunity StFuiL norm^Ul&rJ^ m you intend to defend yourself that and with perfect control. She had want Mrs. Farley to get him.’ why she was leaving his house. for growth. From the success of g way,” the latter said in a harsh, recovered from the attack Clarissa ” ' ’.i ► * The words poured out like a tor­ youth, there is the success of ma­ g raised voice. had launched upon her; she had In her room she rang for a maid rent and they seemed to Virginia Interviews ture art to be developed. There g “There is no occasion to lie,” she brought herself to a state of cold and asked If Mr. Dean bad left A like debris being heaped upon her, is the responsiblity not , to dis­ Yuq'fe Yru( rrxxniiorh = replied quietly. calm and it was now Clarissa’s few minutes later she was on her the debris of a broken friendship. way to the library, where her host appoint, not to fail, not to misuse g “Then if you haven’t anything to She wanted to turn and run, but i turn to flinch chances. A star part in a movie “ I don’t think -1 should care to was waiting to see her. CLARA BOW SAYS SCREEN AOJji t&'vnz, /I g say for yourself your presence here the sight of Clarissa, flaming j is, after all, just a beginning. And have you believe me—to want to But as she approached the door g is an insult,” Clarissa declared, and raging, fascinated her. She | CAREER CUTS OFF FRIENDS. I want to keep going along so I be friends again,” the stern young a thought as staggering as any­ g “ But I have something to say for ceased to hear what more was be­ thing Clarissa had said crossed her needn’t be ashamed of the road.” fi0nr mom | cfim g mj’self—simply the truth. I could ing said. Her mind was echoing voice carried on. “You have changed so horribly since you spent mind and she halted abruptly, as Success really should mean some­ p not help what you saw, Clarissa, the accusations already made though a physical barrier had been thing more than an accumulation Wind Is air in motion and the town rnaru^tj g You must know that Russell has against her. She understood now so much time abroad. I’ve heard of wardrobes, cars and vacation motion is caused by variations of you were rushed by fortune hunters thrown up before her. g had too many cocktails. He lost why Clarissa had been so eager to heat and cold which produce cur­ over there, Clarissa; perhaps that (To Be Continued) trips, according to Clara Bow, the q t t a '& i o u g his head.” have her in the house. Her face little red-headed cinema star who Ir rents up to gale force. alleged to have more “ It” and fan- mail than anyone In Hollywood. Ih L /Swrminq at “ One. thing that acting-success Katherine HaDiday Howard back for repairs. They said It brings Is more work. Perhaps that Home Page Editorial have seen It. The bag was full of Is Its most satisfactory reward, If DltESSeS-COATS-UNOERWEAR^Sp^ dirt to the top. They did not even you get more fun out of It than TEACHER OF PIANO SrATE THEATRE BUtLDlHQ * empty it And the brush was so anything else, and I do,” Clara said. The New full of hair and grease and every­ “Now instead of standing in line Method for beginners with no Daily Health Service thing on earth, ifre fairly had to cut for a chance, as I had to when I previous knowledge of music. it out. was an extra girl, I can keep busy Special method, for adult begin­ HINTS ON HOW TO KEEP WELL Vandals “ Other things come back batter­ steadily, one picture after the next, ners who have previously studied ed, broken, and dirty. I don’t know putting myself through the most music. ^ by World Famed Authority what some people are made of. By Olive Roberts Barton thrilling emotional experiences. , . Thorough foundation for solo They don’t deserve these nice “Something that success does and ensemble work. A t 'O e a ii things.” NOT bring Is simple and natural I thought there was a sermon were without a typhoid death in companionship. Instead, It seems Studio 1 2 ^ Church Street. TYPHOID FEVER DEATHS The motherly saleswoman in the in that. The wonderful inventions / DECREASE IN 81 CITIES 1927. For Yonkers, it was the sec­ to cut one off from people. After electric shop took great pride in that have taken years to think out, Telephone.______By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN ond consecutive year without a ty- phoid death and the fourth such exhibiting her wares. She was as and that workmen take such pride Editor Journal of the America proud of a new model of sweeper in making perfect, do defierve care Medical Association and of Hygeia, year in its history. Yonkers is the KXXXXXX3«XXXX96XXXXXXXXXX36XXXX3(XX^^ only large city in the United States as she would have been of a child and decent treatment. the Health Magazine bringing home an excellent report It is vandaliSih to‘ destroy things, The Journal of the American with such a record. Richmond, Va., had no typhoid card. or permit them to be destroyed, no Medical Association has just made This motherly instinct in wo­ matter who owns them. available its annual report on deaths in 1927. Canton, Ohio, and HAVE Kansas City, Kansas are also on men, by the way, often seeks the deaths from typhoid fever in the this honor roll. Seven cities, there­ inanimate on which to bestow af­ large cities of the United States. fection, when they feel the lack of The death rates from typhoid fore, out of 81 had clear records— SUMMER SHELF the largest number in any single human relationship. fever are an index to the sanitation She would lay her hand affec­ Had Your Laundry of the community, particularly as year since 1913. Britain’s Record tionately in a washing machine, or relating to food supply, water sup­ Stock up one shelf for summer. In Great Britain out of 48 large pull a ravelling off a mangle, How Girls Make Money ' ply, and the disposal of sewage. Include garnishlngs such as pimen­ Eighty-one cities in the United cities, 15 did not have a single ty­ much as she would have patted to, cherries green and ,red,’ spices, phoid fever death in 1924, showing One way is to save the cost of new dresses by States of more than 100,000 popu­ Johnny’s head or a broken thread preserves and fruit Juices. Unex­ that there is still room for improve­ sending ones you already have to Dougan's for ne'w lation are concerned in the annual from Susie’s petticoat. pected company will prove less Irk­ summary. The New England cities ment In American conditions. Nev­ ' "Interesting work, isn’t it?" I some with things ready for emer­ colors. You’ll be surprised when you see the reallyi ertheless the total typhoid fever are particularly free from typhoid suggested. gency. / beautiful tints that can be used to make clothes look ^ ' fever, New Haven and Springfield, rate for T’4 of the large cities of “ Yes, it Is,” she replied: *T get The THRIF-T W ay the United States during 1927 was like new creations. • " ^ in 1927, being without a single ty­ so Interested in all these wonder­ under two per 100,000 of popula­ phoid death. ful things, really, Tguess I just Obey that saving impulse.' \ Exanunatlon for Carriers tion-. This is the lowest rate ever about love them. When we sell Wonderful Cream reached in the history of our coun­ Cleaning and ‘Dyeing In Providence, R. I., a child two anything and it’s taken out of the If Not Call Us Now 222 months of age died of typhoid fe­ try. shop, I wonder what kind of a Free Collection and Ddivefy.^ The rate shows a steady decline ver. Its father had had typhoid home it is going to have and if For Dry Skins two years before and the mother since, 1910 from 20.58 per 100,000 population to 1.96 in 1927. If the the people will be kind to it. A new inarvelous Cleansipg Cream and two other children were found 1910 typhoid death date still pre­ “ It’s heartbreaking sometimes, is on the market, containing Cocoa to be typhoid carriers. The ty­ she went on.. “Although most of Butter. It melts right into the skin, Every phoid carrier Is a menace to every vailed in the United States, there would have been 66,292 more these electyic things are just about cleaning every pore of grime an4 The healthful person in the community. fool-proof, often in less than a dirt, and will noC stretch the skin After a case of typhoid fever occurs deaths from typhoid last year than actually occurred. month they come back in pitiful or make it saggy. It’s simply mar­ In a fazoily, other members should condition. I felt so sotry for that velous In keeping ■ youthful com­ nioe uroiuHLS ^ 'I be examined and if a carrISr is vlfsrrUoat8>tr««t The largest picture ever painted lovely vacuum-cleaner in the cor­ plexions. Ask for MELLO-GLO, n e JPKoae found, pr

WANCHESTER (CONN.) BVBITOte HEfeALB,' MONDAY, MAT 21,1928.

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American League GEORGE M. LOTT, JR. . SAME OLD DOPE Major League 8TEAISUl.SEr Pave McCodLey Hero Standings c.t Results JOINS SPORTS STAFF . ON BIG BOUT, OF THE HERALD YESTERDAY^ BEStLTS At Detroit J-- In Beating Bristol TIGERS 2, WHITE SOX 1 ‘ IF I T J O N ’ T ------. ' t Detroit George M. Lott, Jr., Ameri­ Easteni IiH|gD6 wniBBtntANiiK New Haven 4, Albany 8. ^ Sweeney, lb ...... 4 0 0 12. 1 ca’s third ranking tennis play­ Gehrlnger, 2b ...... 3 0 1 3 3 0 Other games postponed, rain. Rice, c f ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 er and % probable member of Fair and Wanner is Prelfi^ American Leagne 0 ADows Four Hits and Gets National League^ Heilmann, rf • • • • B • ‘X 0 0 2 0 the Da-vis cup squad this sum­ New York. 9 St, Loals.S^ , Bon Ami, H e i^ and M u- Fothergill, If • B « B e B 3 1 0 0 Galloway. 3b ...... 2 1 J’1 ?1 3 0 mer, baa been added as a spe­ tkm Bat It May Rain Lat­ Detroit 3, Chicago 1...... Results .. 2 0 Three Himself; Boggini, 'Tavener, ss r . . . . . 3 0 1 4 cial writer to the sports staff Cleveland 4,‘ Washington 3.' dMStW &0iMDi Seen i i -WoodalL c ...... 3 0 0 2 1 0 of Tbe Manchester Evening Other teams not sdieduled. -Van Gilder, p ...... 4 0 1 0 5 0 er Today. ^ Natkmal.Leainin Herald through its connections Lupien Hitless; Score At ChlcMicoj— 30 2 8 27 16 1 New Y Tk 5, St. lon ia .l (first). Plf^Seasoo Faniriteg BRAVES 4, CUBS 3 Chicago •with NEA Service, Inc. Boston St. Louis 2, New York-1 (second) AB. R. H. PO. A. E. By DAVIS J. WALSH Cincinnati 3, PittSbnrgh 2. A R R. H. PO. A. E. Mostll. c f ------...... 3 0 0 5 0 0 4-2. .. 4 0 0 4 This young star, who at vari­ New York, May 21.— Mr. Finne­ Rnstm R ^ y Temer- Richbourg. r: .... Clancy, lb ...... 3 1 1 10 0 0 gan’s favorite off-and-on motto will Brooklyn 11, Philsdelphia 4. < M oore..If ...... 4 2 2 2 Hunnefield, 2b ...... 3 0 0 0 0 0 ous times in his career has 3 Boston %, Chicago 8. ^- . Hornsbv. 2b ...... 4 1 1 Barrett,, rf ...... 4 0 2 1 0 0 beaten' Tilden, Lacoste, Brug- have to go for a trip to the job A llliough Its heavy artillery •was Bro-wn. c f ...... 4 0 3 1 Falk, I f ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 non, Richards, Hunter, Coen, printer’s for a fourth e'dltlon, if r o w . ^lenced, Manchester Sell* 31) *•»••••••• .. 3 0 2 Kamm, 3b . . , 4 B a B B B 3 0 0 1 6 0 com pletely 1 0 18 Shields and other great play­ Sammy Mandel], champion, and High succeeded in advancing an­ Burrus, lb ...... 3 Cissell, ss ...... 3 0 1 1 1 0 Cooney, ss ...... 3 0 1 u Crouse, c ...... 3 0 0 3 1 0 ers, has -written for the first Jimmy McLarnin, challenger, again l^ e Standings other step toward the championship Taylor, c ...... 4 0 1 2 Lyons, p ...... 3 0 0 3 2 0 time his opinions of tennis for are unable to heave at it for the Weather permitting, the Com­ of the Central -Connecticut Inler- R, Smith, p ...... 4 0 0 0 Manchester readers. His series lightweight championship of the munity (})ah twilight baseball lea­ 29 5 x25 10 0 Eastern League' schoiastic baseball league by turn­ 1 of “ Tennis Talks” consist of world at the Polo Grounds tonight. gue will start operations on four 33 4' S 27 Detroit ...... 000 000 002-—2 W. L. ing back its arch rival. Bristol Chicago Chicag-Q ...... 000 000 010— 1 fifty articles. ’Three consecutive postponements different fronts tonight at 6 o’clock. High, Saturday afternoon at the AB. R. H. PO T-wo base hits, Cissell, Fothergill, of the 15-round Issue have carried New H aven...... 18 6 Competent oflBeials will handle all 1 West Side Playgrounds, four runs Beck, S 3 ...... 4 1 1 Clancy, Tavener; home run, Fother­ Lott does not attempt to the matter from the dramatic to th.? H artford...... 16 8 of the games. The. eligibility list Maguire, 2b ...... 4 1 3 1 gill; stolen base, Mustll; sacrijees, serio-comic and, if the weqth^ Bridgeport ...... 13 9 to two. * - Webb, rf ...... 4 1 3 Gallo-n-ay, Lyons. Hunnefleld; double teach anyone how to become a of all eight clubs will be announced The real hero of the game for Wilson, cf ...... 3 0 2 4 plays. Lyons to Kamm to Clancy, champion in these articles, but, doesn’t abandon Its buffoonery by Providence ...... 12 11 in tomorrow’s Herald inasmuch as \i.\nchester -was yciin g Dave Me Stephenson, If ... .. 3 0 0 3 Sweeney to Tavener to Sweeney; left as he says, “ getting started tonight, the folks will begin asking Pittsfield ...... 12. 14 they have not all been submitted Cenkey, who allowed Coach Tommy Grimm, lb ...... 4 0 0 11 on base, Detroit 9, Chicago 8; base right in any sport is very im­ why they had to bring this business Springfield ...... 10 14 yet. Mtnnyhan’s crew only lour hits Gonzales, c ...... 3 0 0 3 on balls, off Van Gilder 4, Lyons 5; Butler, 3b ...... 2 0 0 1 struck out, by Lyons 3, Van Gilder 2; portant and 1 think my talks up in tbe first place. Waterbury ...... 9 16 Fans can take their choice of Si a whn'.td out three hjr.i.soir. Both English, 3b ...... 0 0 0 0 hit by pitcher, by Van Gilder (Mos­ should prove of some help to Fair and warmer was the weath­ Albany ...... 6 17 these four games: team.' scored r-jns on mlsplays. Bush, p ...... 2 0 0 0 ul); umpires, ‘Nallln, Barry and players everywhere.” er bureau’s forecast for tonight, American League The Bristol team pu' uo a much, P. Jones, p ...... 0 0 0 2 Dineen; time, 1:43. 0 0 0 this outlook probably being pre­ . W. L. Highland Park vs. Advertisers better showing than ha l been an­ Carlson, p ...... 0 X— One out when -winnin;; run -was Kelly, z ...... 1 0 0 0 scored. You’ll enjoy these talks by dicated on the notion that even a New Y o r k ...... 23 5 (Old Shamrock team) at Highland ticipated. In view of its work in pre­ Cuyler, zz ...... ,. 0 0 0 0 Lott. Each one is short and -Weather prophet can’t be wrong all Philadelphia...... 17 '8 Park. vious l»g u e games. For a wnlle, it Heathcote, zzz .. ,. 1 0 0 0 the time. MM — ■ MM At New Torki— meaty, written clearly and in­ Cleveland ...... 21 13 Heights vs. Manchester Green at even .looked as though Bristol 9 27 YANK8 8, BROWNS 8 terestingly. And his record as Weigh In Again 31 3 New York Boston ...... 13 IS Heights’ Bowl. might'win. And, as a matter of Boston ...... 100 008 a tennis player In the impor­ The continued postponements fa d , tbe game was In doubt until AB. R. H. PO. A. E. likewise have effected “ form” on St. L o u is___ _. . . .14 19 North Ends vs. TalcottvUIe at Combs, cf ...... 4 2 1 1 0 0 tant tournaments the past few Washington ...... 11 IS CTommunity playgrounds. tbe final out A two run lead is Two base hits, Wilson 2, Beck, Ma­ Koenig, s s ...... ' 4 3 2 1 2 0 years is enough proof for you tbe bout to the extent that no one mighty nice to have, but it doesn t guire, Webb; stolen bases. Moore, Detroit ...... 13 23 Bon Ami vs. Firemen at Hickey’s Hornsby. Burrus; sacrifices. Wilson. Ruth, r f ...... 4 0 1 7 0 0 to know he knows his tennis! knows Just how the principals are take a super-human rally by any (Jehrig, lb ...... , 3 1 2 8 0 0 laughing off the exigencies of daily C hicago...... 11 22 Grove. Stephenson, Bell; double plays, Gon- Meusel, If ...... 6 1 2 5 0 0 National Leagne means to blast It sales to Butler, Bell to Hornsby to Laxzeri, 2b ...... 3 1 1 2 4 0 propping for an atlercation that ■ Manchester got a gift run in the Burrus, Cooney to Hornsby to Bur­ Dugan, 3b ...... 4 1 2 0 0 0 DON’T MISS THESE TEN­ only threatens to take place. Avoir­ W. L. All the teams entered have en­ rus; left on bases, Boston 8, Chicago NIS TALKS BY LOTT WHICH C hicago...... 22 13 deavored to gather together the best first inning when "Tug” Zetarskl, 5; base on balls, off Bush 2, oft Jones Bengough, c ...... 4 0 2 3 0 0 dupois, a ten-dollar word meaning Bristol’s scoring ace in baskethall, 2, oft Carlson 1; off R, Smith 2; Pipgras, p ...... 3 1 0 ■ 0 1 0 WILL START TOMORROW ON brewery fat, may yet take charge Cincinnati ...... 20 15 team possible for the league, select­ fielded two grounders neatly and THE SPORTS PAGE OP THE ing principally, players from their struck out, by Bush 1, Jones 1, R. •34 9 13 27 7 0 of the situation, for Ma'ndell and New York ...... 16 21 t h ^ hurled both of them In the Smith 2; hits, off Bush 7 In 5 2-3, HERALD. McLamin made the required 135 St. Louis*...... 19 15 own district or section of the town. Jones 1 in 2 1-3; losing pitcher. Bush; St. Louis general direction of the MdKee AB. R. H. PO. A. E. pounds on Thursday, were ready Brooklyn ...... 17 14 Picking a favorite to win the pen­ umpires. Wilson, Moran and Reardon; McNeely, rf ...... 5 0 0 1 0 0 street stadium, about a half-mile time, 2:03. presumably to do so on Saturday PittSbnrgh ...... 16 15' nant would he Sort of Impossiblei away. This enabled Ernie Dowd to — K elly batted for Butler In 8th. Brannon, 2b ...... 5 1 1 _3 0 0 2 Manusb, I f ...... 6 0 3 5 0 0 and must out-point the Fdirhanks Boston ...... 10 20 especially wlien the rosters of ths 8C0r6» ss—Cuyler batted for Jones In 8th. Schulte, c f ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 system again this afternoon. Philadelphia...... 6 23 competing clubs have not beeii Bristol took the lead in the sss—HeathcotC' batted for English in 9th. Kress, ss ...... 3 2 1 0 6 0 The chronic weight-making Is made public, but the Bon • Ami, fourth matching good play- for Blue, lb ...... 3 0 1 9 0 1 generally understood to be Irking GAMES TODAY Heights and Manchester Green at poor. Zetarskl singled to right Rob­ Melillo, 3b ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Old Jupiter Pluvius At Brooklyn i— Sturdy, x ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 the champion more than the chal least, are expected to be in the erts dropped a neat bunt that Mc- DODGERS II. PHILLIES 4 Mullen. 3b ...... 1 0 1 0 0 0 lenger, who is alleged to have done Eastern League thick at the fray at the finish Conkey hurled wildly to first Tryor Brooklyn Sebang, c ...... 4 0 1 5 1 0 134 at a local gymnasium on Sat Gray, p ...... : 2 0 0 0 2 0 Pittsfield at Providence. Advanced the runners with a sacri- 1 3 0 1 Mars Sports Program urday. Yet the odds haven’t altered, * fice and then “ Sugar” Hugret Btatz, c f ...... 3 2 Blaeholder, p ...... 0 0 0 0 2 0 Springfield at Waterbury. Flowers, 2b ,...... 3 3 2 1 3 0 Wilson, XX ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 Mandell remaining a fixed favorite Bridgeport at Hartford. hoisted a long fly to left Zetarskl Tyson, rf ...... 3 1 1 5 0 0 Stewart, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 at seven and six to five. scampered home after Ab Lupien Bressler, I f ...... 3 1 1 1 0 0 However, it Is a melancholy fact New Haven at Albany. rfO XV fUANNS Bissonette, lb .. . . . 4 3 2 10 0 0 Old Jupiter Pluvius, the'inde- Friday night, Saturday and Sunday, Aineiican League caught the ball and when Lupien’s 2 34 3 9 £L10 1 that the gate receipts apparently Riconda. S b ...... 3 1 3 1 0 New York ...... 000 412 02x— 9 pendent and unruly weather God, High school and Trade school track Washington at Philadelphia (2). Since prohibition, only throw got by Nino Bogglni at the Bancroft, ss ...... 4 0 1 0 3 A and field meets were also postpon­ are not to be what the maestro, St. Louis ...... 010 020 000—3 who has already landed three suc­ ■plate, Roberts scored too. Henline, c ...... 4 0 1 6 1 0 Two base hits, Manush 2, Kress, ed. The same holds for the baseball George Rickard, had been led to ex­ Boston at New York (2). lawyers are admitted That’s all Bristol could do against Clark, p ...... 4 0 1 0 0 0 Meusel; three base hits, Koenig, cessive right hooks on the jaw of games between the Heights and pect. The maestro looked for a gate Other teams not scheduled. to the bar McConkey’s delivery. Manchester Gehrig; home runs. Combs; sacrifices, National lieague 31 U 13 27 9 1 Melillo, Lazzeri, Dugan, Gehrig; dou­ no less a personage than Tex Rick­ Wilson Firemen, the Aces and Ar­ of more than a quarter of a million tied the score In the fifth when Philadelphia ble plays, Koenig to Lazzeri to ard, visited Manchester over the rows. dollars but seems to be finding ver.v Chicago at St. Louis. McConkey singled and completed AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Gehrig; left on bases, Ne-w York 10, week-end and almost completely With old Jupiter’s permission, little, except difficulty. The out of Pittsburgh at Cincinnati; the circuit on scratch hits by Ernie Southern, cf ...... 5 1 2 1 0 0 St. Louis 9; bases on balls, off Pip­ wrecked an unusually big program the Community Club twilight base­ town trade simply has refused to Other teams not scheduled. Dowd and Captain “ Sonny” Foley. Thompson^ 2 b ...... 5 0 0 6 2 0 gras 4, off Gray 5, off Stewart 1; Hurst, lb ...... 5 0 1 9 0 0 struck out, by Gray 2, Pipgras 1, of sport events. ball will swing into action tonight linger until such time as the flood In the sixth, Louie Farr’s long Leach. If ...... 5 0 2 1 0 0 Blaeholder 2, Stewart 1; hits, off Gray The only numbers on the bill and local boxing fans will also goes back to Johnstown. double to left chased home Ab Lu­ Whitney, 3b ...... S 1 0 0 3 1 10 in 5 (none out in 6th), Blaeholder which he failed to halt were the hear the radio returns of the Man- Externally, the form chart on LEADING LEAGUE HITTERS pien who had reached first when Nixon, r f ...... 4 1 2 3 0 0 1 In 2, Stewart 2 in 1; losing-pitcher. baseball game and tennis match be­ dell-McLarin bout at the Polo the match remains, as was, Man­ he forced Bogglni at second. Sand, ss ...... 3 0 0 1 1 0 Gray: umpires, McGowan, Connolly Davis, c ...... 4 0 1 3 2 0 and Vangrafian; time, 2:20. i tween Manchester High and Bristol, Grounds for the world’s lightweight dell being pegged as the faster hit­ National League Manchester filled the bases In the Sweetland, p ...... 1 0 1 0 0 1 X—Sttfrdy batted for Melillo in 5t*. but these were played in a steady title. The Herald Is broadcasting ter and boxer and McLarnin the Ring, p ...... 1 0 0 0 4 0 Grantham, Pirates, .411. next inning but Dickie Kerr ground­ XX—Wilson batted for Blaeholder drizzle. Rain knocked everything the returns from its south office harder hitter and fighter. How­ Callaghan, Cincin., .400. ed out to Hugret for the third out. Lerian, x ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 in 8th. Pruett, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 else galley west. The Community through the courtesy of Watkins ever, the uncertainty as to just P. Waner, Pirates, .390. The extra run came In the eighth. Frlberg, xx ...... 1 1 1 0 0 0 Club baseball team was hit the Brothers, who have installed a six which man. If either, is to keep his Farr wAlke7 team in the league once and defeat­ 9 th. Rice, rf ...... 3 0 2 3 0 0 They will be from the Recreation Sisler, lb ...... 4 0 0 10 0 0 Speaker, Athletics, .264. ed It. The team has won six out of Barnes, cf ...... 4 0 1 3 0 Centers and will represent that or­ seven, games. Saturday’s box score: At Cluciaiiatli— Ruel, c ...... 3 0 1 5 1 0 Evm Break. ganization in the run which ^s stag­ Heavy From Rain. REDS 8. p i r a t e s 3 MANCHESTER (4) Bluege, 3b ...... 4 2 1 1 3 0 ed by the Duwell Athletic Associa­ AB R H PO A E urg:h Hayes. 2b ...... 3 0 1 2 1 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. Reeves, ss ...... 4 0 2 2 2 0 tion. Despite the steady drizzle which w E. Dowd, cf .. 5 1 1 8 0 0 . 3 1 1 2 0 Llsenbee, p ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 Manager Pete Hansen of the Rec . 4 1 1 2 2 New York, May 21.— Seven Ma­ made the playing surface heavy and Foley, 2 b ...... 4 0 1 2 0 0 Goslln, z ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 track squad has had his band of footing none-too-sure, Manchester W. Dowd, 3b .4 0 1 2 3 1 . 4 0 1 3 1 Marberry, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 jor League teams which have just . 4 0 1 5 1 Judge, zz ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 athletes training for a couple of High’s tennis team scored a 5 to N. Bogglni, c .. 3 0 0 9 1 1 . 3 0 1 0 2 finished a disastrous road trip weeks and wants anyone Interest­ 1 victory over Bristol’s netmen Sat­ 19 0 A. Lupien, If .. 3 1 0 3 0 0 . 3 0 1 Q fi 9 7 7 0 chortled the comforting strains of ed in the work to report Monday urday afternoon on the local courts Kerr, Ih •...... 4 0 0 ® ® . 4 0 1 2 0 C lev ela n d ...... 201 000 010— 4 2 “ There’s No Place Like Home” or Friday nights at tbe West Siie Farr, ss ...... 3 1 1 1 1 0 Hcmsley, c . 3 0 0 1 Washington ...... 000 000 111— 3 in the rear of the school. Grimes,, p . . 4 O' 1 0 4 Two base hits, Summa. Lind, -with considerable 'relief today as .Playgrounds.! There will be a ses­ Manchester won three of the four Moiiarty, rf ... 2 0 0 0 0 0 Reeves; three base hits, Fonseca; 8 x25 12 they returned to their ewn neck of sion at 7 o’clock tonight. singles and both matches In the T. Lupien, rf ., 0 0 0 0 0 0 32 2 stolen bases, Langford; sacrifices, the woods. Cleveland was the only McConkey, p .. 4 1 3 0 3 1 Cincinnati Langford, Hudlln; double plays, Hod- Manager Hansen is especially doubles. Yules beat Jennings of AB. R. H. PO. A E. app to Fonseca, Fonseca to J. Sewell, invading team in either league to anxious to have all those interested Bristol, 6-3 and 6-0. Barker of Critz, 2 b ...... 3 0 1 2 3 0 27 8 3 J, Sewell to Fonseca; left on bases, get better than an even break In in the ten mile run be present. Bristol defeated Gattl 6-4, 3-6 and Total 32 4 7 Purdy, If ...... 4 1 0 4 0 0 Cleveland 11, Washington 6; bases on the intersectional contests just BRISTOL (2) Kelly, lb ...... 4 0 2 11 0 0 balls, off Hudlln 3, Bayne 1, Llsenbee Prizes will be awarded to the first 7-5 in the best match of the contest. A B R H Zitzmann, z ...... 0 1 0 0 0 0 1, Marberry 2; struck out, by Hudlln concluded. 26 runners to finish the race amd Smith won from Beach of Bristol -Walker, r f ...... 3 0 0 4 0 0 1, Llsenbee 2, Marberry 2; hits, off The Chicago Cubs jumped to first Manager Hansen feels that some of 6-1 and 6-0 and Markley triumphed Zetarskl, 3b .. .4 1 1 Allen, c f ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 Roberta,' c .... 3 1 1 Hudlln 6 in 7 (none out In 8th), off place during their home stay by the Manchester runners ought to over Curtis of Bristol 6-2 and 6-3, D renen, 8 b ...... 8 0 0 0 0 0 Bayne 2 in 2, off Llsenbee 8 In' 7, off winning thirteen straight games Tryor, ss, 2b .,3 0 0 Plelnich, c ...... S 1 1 1 1 0 Marberry 3 in 2; winning pitcher, compete. It possible that Johnny In the doubles. Smith and Yules Hugret, lb . . . 3 0 0 Ford, 88 ...... 2 0 0 4 6 0 Hudlln; losing pitcher, Llsenbee; um- beford losing to Bostolu yesterday. McCluskey,. winner of the Rec’s beat Jennings and Barker 6-4 and Lucas, p ...... S 0 Fletcher, If, rf. 4 0 2 0 0 0 6 piree, Ormsby, Guthrie and Hilde­ The Ckrdinals had the next best first annual five-mile.run last 'tall, 6-2 and Gattl and Markley beat Allaire, p ..... 4 0 0 brand; tlipe, 2:03. ' record In the National League, win­ will compete. i» 8 6 27 14 0 s—(ioslln batted for Llsenbee in ning ten out of sixteen. The Giants, Beach and Curtis 6-3 and 6-4. Rao, If, ss .... 4 0 0 100 000 011— 3 7th. Manager Hansen will accompany who left New York In first place, The local team plays St. Thomas V. Kelly, c f ----- 3 0 0 200 000 —89- Walker; -winnina olteber« Fitsslm* V 5 ■Si'- MANCnfiCESTEK ((X)NN,) EIVBNINQ HERALD, MONDAY, MAY 21,1928. f a g s t e n V '*'■ ■■ ••Nr* Nothing Succeeds Like Success And -BTAiap'S Legal Notlcea< t r i e s s u ic id e in c e l l R epairing 28 Greenwich, Conn., May 21-7-Wil­ Want Ad Infdrmatlon Lost and Pound .AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD liam Alabel, alias William P. Hols- HSrtfprd, C1923 Ford Coupe, 840. Tell Her What You Want the car. .Both told of Alabel and MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES ply Employment Bureau, Cheney H -5-21-28. atives. ■ ,: no allowances or refunds can be made B ro th e s. led to that man’s arrest. on six time ads stopped after the Dependable Used Cars 1069 Main St. Tel. 740 AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD 8 6 She will take your ad, help you word It for best results, ‘’^No^nTil forbids”; display linos not Help Wanted—Male at Manchester, within and for the FOR SALE—1924 Chevrolet touring, and see that it is properly Inserted, Bill will be mailed district of Manchester, on the 19th good condition; also 5 piece mahog­ same day allowing you unUl seventh day after Insertion day of May,'A. D„ 1928. ®°The Herald will not le «spoo»‘bl® any parlor suit. Frances Oliver, 23 WANTED—16 YEAR OLD boys to for more than one Incorrect Insertion learn mill operations. Apply Em­ to take advantage of the CASH RATE. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., AUCTION! AUCTION! « of any advertisement ordered tor Cooper street. ___ ployment Bureau, Cheney Brothers. Ju d g e . more than one time. Estate of Richard L. Taylor, late of "We will sell at public auction for-Judge Olin R. Wood., 6^0-• The Inadvertent omlssloi- or lu^J* 1926 Studebaker Special 6. Manchester in said district, deceased. North Main St., Manchester, Conn., (Midway between BucU^U^ 1925 Oldsmobile Two-Door Sedan. Situations Wanted-^Female 88 Upon application of Nellie P. Tay­ rect publication of advertising wm bo 1926 C h ry sle r 68 S edan. an,d Depot Square) on Tuesday, May 22, 1928 at 1 p. m„ Di S. rectified onjy by cancellation of the lor praying that an allowance be a quantity of household furniture, consisting of one Hallet ^ charge made for the service rendered. 1924 Overland Champion. made for her support during the set­ • • • I 1926 Dodge Sedan. tlement of the estate as per applica­ Davis upright piano in good condition, extension book case, sew­ 1922 Bulck Touring. WANTED—HOUSEWORK by the day. All advertisements must conform Telephone 682-13. tion on file, it is ing stand, large safe, 2 flat top desks, porch swing, iron bed­ In style, copy and typography with 1922 Chandler 7-Pass. Touring. Wantc4—To Buy ORDERED:—That the . foregoing steads and springs, tip table, hall rack, dresser, commodes, regulations enforced by the Publisn- 1924 Chevrolet Touring. SWEDISH GIRL wouid like house­ application be heard and determined l924 Maxwell Coach. GREENEILL STREET—New colonial at the Probate office in Manchester In tables, tete-a-tete and two chairs, small roll top desk, refrigera-^, ers. and they reserve the right to work. Phone 2187 or Inquire at 5 WILL PAY HIGHEST prices for all of six rooms. A better-built house, edit, levlse or reject any copy con­ 1923 Ford Coupe. kinds of poultry. We will also buy said district, on the 26th. day of May, tor. New Perfection oil cook stove, sideboard, rugs, stair carpet,'> 1922 Reo Truck. EUfsabeth Place. oak floors and trlin* fireplace, wash D„ 1928, at 9 o’clock In the fore­ sidered objectionable. rags, papers and all kinds of junk. room, metal lath. 2 oar garage, foot stool, old foot warmer, old bellows, PerfecUon oil heater, CLOSING HOURS—Classified -ds C R A W FO R D AUTO SU PPLY CO. WANTED-^ALL KINDS of plain sew­ Call 982-4. noon, and that notice be given to all Center and Trotter Streets paneled wall paper. Must be to persqns Interested in said estate of chairs and rockers, buffalo robe, dishes and a miscellaneous lot to be published same day must be re­ Tel. 1174 or 2021-2 ing, Mrs. C. McConnell, 20 Ashworth be appreciated. Let me ®how It to ceived by 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays street. Telephone 475-2. WHAT HAVE YOU TO sell In the the pendency of said application and furniture. Two seated wagon, single farm wagon, surrey, you. Arthur A. Knofla. Tel. 782-2. the tlmie aiid place of hearing there­ 10:30 a. m. line of junk and old furniture? phaeton, quantity of harnesses, one length of hydrant hose and FOR SALE—1922 JEWETT touring H ig h e s t p rice s paid. C all 849. on, by publishing a copy of this order car. No xeasonable offer refused. Dogs—Birds—Pets 41 , Lots ior Sale 73 in some newspaper having a circula­ nozzle. Telephone Your Want Ads Telephone 225-4. tion In said district, on or before May AUCTIONEER’S NOTICE—As Judge Wood has moved; to an R^ms Without Board 59 21. 1928", and by posting a copy of apartment in Hartford he has placed the remainder of the furni­ Ads are accepted over the telephone F O R SA L E —C H R Y S L E R sedan. 1926 FOR SALE—DESIRABLE buUdlng this order on the public sign-post in model. In very good condition. Tel. FOB SALE—FRENCH POODLE pup­ lot on Lllley street with 60 feet ture of his fourteen room former home in our hands to b^ sold - at the CHARGE RATE B‘veP above FOR RENT—FURNISHED room with frontage. For further information, said town of Manchester, at least five as a convenience to advertlsera but 657-4. t pies. Inquire 97 Ridge streeL all modern improvement's. Phone days before the day of said hearing, without reserve. This Is a fine opportunity for a person to the CASH RATES Will be accepted as 1781. ______call 971-2. to appear If they see cause at said i furnish a summer cottage. Sale rain or shine, plenty of' room ■ FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi­ 1927 Studebaker Standard Sedan. Ponitry and Supplies time and place and be heard relative ness office on or before the seventh 1924 Studebaker Special 6 Sedan. f o r R E N T — t h r e e FURisUSHED Suburban for Sale thereto, and make return to this under cover. , dav following the first 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Sedan. rooms for light housekeeping:-also court. ROBERT M. REID & SON, Auctioneers. V each ad., otherwise the CHARGE 1923 Studebaker Big 6 Touring. BABY CHICKS—Blood tested, Ohio single room. No objection to chiU ANDOVER ROAD, BOLTON NIDTCH WILLIAM S. HYDE 201 Main St. Manchester, Conn. Phone 41 RATE win bo collected. No responsi­ 1921 S tu d e b a k e r B ig 6 T o u rin g . State University accredited. Order in dren. Inquire 51 Apel Place. An angle plot of 12 acres, has large Ju d g e , bility for errors In telephoned ads A few cars of all makes. Good buys advance. Manchester Grain and Coal state road frontage, southern ex­ H-5-21-28. will be assumed and their accuracy for little money. C om pany. P hone 1760. ____ Apartments, Flats, Tenements 03 posure. thee-room cottage, two-oar cannot bo Kuaranteed. ' THE CONKEY AUTO CO. garage, a large henhouse, a fine well AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD • • • 20-22 East- Center St. Tel. 840 SPECIAL. MAY PRICES of water. All buildings are new, price Baby Chlx. Reds and Leghorns, from at Manchester, within and for the Index of Classifications reasonable. Terms can be made wltn District of Manchester, on the 19th. CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE our own 1600 disease free, and trqp- TO R E N T — 4 ROOM te n em e n t, 64 the owners. Henry and Clinton Mor­ Evening Herald Want Ads are now Those wishing to purchase open nested breeders, blood tested by day of May, A. D„ 1928. , Birch street. Inquire on premises. gan. 42 Bigelow street, South Man­ Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., grouped according to classifications cars will do well to inspect our stock. State, and 100 per cent free from chester. Telephone 698, Agents com STOP PAYING RENT below and for handy reference will Jud'ge. Prices right—cars righL white diarrhea. Heavy layers of FOR RENT—FOUR and five rooms. mission allowed. appear in the numerical order Indl-y H. A, STEPHENS laree eggs. Weekly hatches. Local Walnut street, near Cheney Estate of Michael Mallon of Man­ We Offer for Your Consideration Center at Knox Tel. 939--2 chester, in said District, Incompetent. ca te d : delivery. Phone Fred Miller. Man­ 820. Inquire Tailor Shop, 5 1-2 Wal­ Real EiState for Exchange 70 The Conservator having exhibited B irth s ...... ~ chester 1063-3, Coventry. Conn. nut street. Tel. 2470. Its final account with said estate to Five room single all modern and recently built with garaii^t Enc*»»ments ...... ^ 0 (Brooders and Supplies). Auto Accessories—^Tlres FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, this (jourt for allowance, it is 5 minutes’ walk from Main street. $5,800 ,terms. FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE property ORDERED:—That the 26th. day of D ea th s ...... “ OLIVEK BKOTHEUS day old chicks newly renovated, all Improveme^nts, in town, In'good locatlty. VVhat have Itroro two year old hens. Hollywood and garage. Inquire at 54 Arch St. May, A. D., 1928, at 9 o’clock, fore- Brand new single on Phelps Road, 6 rooms, steam h e a ti'^ k Cards of Thanks ...... E 815 BUYS COMPLETE set of four you to offer? vVm. K anehL T elep h o n e nooo, at the Probate Office, In said In Memorlam ...... * Indian Shock Absorbers. Free triaL Strain-Blood tested and free from 1776. loors and other up-to-date equipment. Small cash payment. white dlarrheA Oliver Bros.. Clarks TO RENT—4 ROOM tenement, all im­ Manchester, be and the same is as­ Lost and Found ...... - J The Indian Is the finest shock ab­ signed for a hearing on the allowance A n nouncem ents ...... * i sorber yet made. Ask us about It. Corner, Conn. ______provements, 64 Birch street, rent 79 Porter street, convenient to new School, six room singld, P e rso n a ls ...... * Center Auto Supply Co., 155 Center. reasonable. Apply 4*7 Cottage street. Legal Notices of said account with said estate, and modern. 2 car garage, $500 to $700 cash, a good chance for good^ AnfVmoblles this Court directs the Conservator to TeL 673. BABY CHICKS—Best local stock; Tel. 741-3^______give public notice to all persons in­ aome. Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 popular breeds: guaranteed live de­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Automobiles for Exchange 5 FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement on at Manchester, within and for the terested therein to appear and be Business Services Offered 13 livery: we do custom hatching: free heard thereon by publishing a copy New single on Fairview street, 6 rooms, all modern, steam Auto AocessoJles—Tires ...... 6 catalogue. Clark’s Hatchery. East Brainard street with modern im­ District of Manchester, on the Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 provements. Apply to Aaron John­ of this order In some newspaper hav­ neat, fruit trees. Price only $7,000. Small cash payment. Hartford. Conn. dav of May, A. D,, 1928. ing a circulation, In said District, on A uto Schools ...... **A WANTED—ASriES to move. Help son. P hone 524, o r ja n ito r, 2040. “ present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq A well built 6 room colonial, oak floors, steam heat, 2 (Jar Autos—Ship by Truck ...... 8 o r b efo re M ay 21', 1928, an d by p o st­ load, and save. money. Charles Ju d g e . , , . ing a copy of this order on the pub­ Autos—For Hirv ...... 8 Palmer, 44 Henry street. Tel. 895-3. Articles for Sale 45 Estate of Julius Janssen late of garage, a pretyt home tor $6,600, $500 to $700 cash. Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 TO RENT—6 ROOM tenement, newly Manchester, In “Said District, deoi^sed. lic signpost In the Town of Manches­ Motorcycles—Bicycle i ...... 11 renovated, 24 Church street. On motion of The Manchester Trust ter, five days before said day of hear­ CHAIR CANING NEA'ILY done. Price ing and return make to this Court. Wanted Autos—Motorcyles ...... 12 right, satisfaction guaranteed Carl FOR SALE—HAND braided rugs. Tel. Company, adm inistrator d. b. n. ' Business and Professional Services FOR RENT—PRACTICAJ^LY brand ORDERED:—That six months from W IL L IA M S. H Y D E Anderson. 53 Norman street. Phone 970-4. Ju d g e. Robert J. Smith 1009 Main S t B u sin ess S erv ices O ffered ...... 13 189'J-2.______new 5 room flat, all Improvements the 19th. day of May, A. D.. 1928. he Household Services O ffered ...... 13-A and conveniences. Centrally located. and the same are limited and allowed H -5-21-28. Heal Estaie, Insurance. Steamship Ticket* B u ild in g —C o n tra c tin g . Ju...... 14 WANTED*-TEAM work, scrapping FOR SALE—COW MANURE. Call at Tel. 1519 o r ca ll ‘25 S tra n t stre e t. for the creditors within which to Florists—Nurseries ...... 16 cellars, plowing, carting ashes, etc, 52 North street or phone 2376. bring In their claims against said AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Funeral Directors ...... 16 55 Bissell streeL L. T. Wood. TeL FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, all im­ estate, and the sa,ld administrator Is at, Manchester, within and -for the Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. 496. CABBAGE. CAULIFLOWER AND provements. 80 Bissell street. Inquire directed to give public notice to the district of Manchester on the 19th. In su ra n c e ...... 18 lettuce, tomato and pepper plants: on premises. creditors to bring In their claims .day of May. A. D., 1928. THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 19 Florists— N urserles 15 also Zinnias and asters, geraniums, within said time allowed by posting Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Moving—Trucking—Storage .... 20 begonias, vincavine, etc., Catalpa FOR RENT—FIV e ROOM flat, with a copy of this order on the public J udge. Painting—Papering ...... ‘21 trees, peach, cherries and pear trees, all modern improvements, newly sign post nearest to the place where Estate of Catherine Calhoun late of (294) Creamery Butter .ies5?i(jnal S erv ices ...... 22 FOR ^ L E —TOMATO plants 25c doz., ever blooming rose plants, privet papered and painted. 38 Pearl street the deceased last dwelt within said Manchester in said district, deceased. Sketches by Hessey; Synopsis by Braucher R e p a irin g ...... 23 cabbage plants 15e doz., sweet pep­ and barberry plants, peonies. Del­ o r phone 1781. town and by publishing the same in Upon application of. the Adminis­ Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning per plants 15c doz., strawberry phinium, phlox. Coreopsis, Gaillar- some newspaper having a circulation trator for an order of sale of real Toilet Goods and Services .. FOR RENT — FIVE ROOMS all in said probate district, within ten estate belonging to said. Estate as plants 7jc hundred, rose bushes 20c dia and forget-me-nots. Hydrangeas, screened, and garage. Apply 73 Sum­ Wanted—Business Service . each, barberry hedging 85 hundred. blue spruce, $1 each. 379 Burnside days from the date of this order, and per application on file. Ed iii'nllonal Ten weeks stock 25c doz. Also ever­ Ave. Greenhouse, East Hartford. mer street. return make to this court of the no­ ORDERED:—That the said appll- rscs and Claasea ...... cation be heard and determined at the greens, shrubs, hardy perennials, FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, all Im­ tice given. _____ Private Instruction ...... ttowering balsam. John McConville. 7 FOR SA L E — 1X)AM. In q u ire F ra n k WILLIAM £ HYDE Probate offleh in Manchester on the Dancing ...... provements at 20 Hollister street. , ' Ju d g e . 26tq.. day' of May, A. D„ 1928, at 9 Windemere street. Homestead Park. Damato, 24.Homstead street, Man­ A pply 281 S pruce s tre e t. Musical—Dramatic ...... Tel. 1364-13. ch e ste r. P hone 1507. H -5-21-28. • , ^ o’clock in forenoon, and the Court di­ Wanted—Instruction ...... rects said administrator to give pub­ F in a n c ia l a p a r t m e n t s —T wo. three and four lic notice to all persons Interested in i FOR SALE—TOMATO, pepper, cab­ FO R SALE— FERTILIZER for lawns. room apartments. heaL janitor ser­ AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD B o n d s—S to c k s—M -rtg a g e a ...... 31 bage, egg and cauliflower plants: Karl Marks. 136 Summer street. Tel. . at Manchester, within and for the said estate to appear if they see ' Business Opportunities ...... 32 vice. gas range, refrigerator, in-a district of Manchester, on the 19th. cause and be heard thereon by pub­ also asters, zinnias, scabtosa and 1877. door bed furnished. Call Manchester Money to Loan ...... 33 calendulas. Straw flowers, verbenas, day of May, A. D.. 1928. lishing a copy of this order in some Money Wanted ...... '. . . 34 Construction Company. 2100 or tele­ Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., news’paper having a circulation in ageratum, marigolds, geraniums, phone 782-2. Help and Situationa vincas, Martha Washington, fuch- Jud&c* said probate district, and by posting Help Wanted — Female ...... 35 Building Materials 47 sIa ®, p e tu n ia s, coleus. 621 Old H a r t­ 4 ROOM TENEMENT to rent on 171 Estate of Henry A; Slater late, of a copy of this order 'on the public Help Wanted—Male ...... 30 ford Road Greenhouse. Tel. 37-3. Manchester in said district, deceased. signpost in said Manchester, five days Help Wanted'^Male or Female.. 37 Summit street, by the 1st of June. Upon application of Grace K. Dart, before the said day of hearing and Agents Wanted''if...... 37-A All Improvements including heat. FOR SALE—BEDDING PLANTS of FOR SALE—CHESTNUT planks. W. Inquire at 66 Oxford street or Tel. praying that an Instrument purport­ return make to the Court. • Situations Wanted—Female .... 38 all kinds, asters, zinnias, petunias, Firpo, 116 Wells street. Phone 1307-2. ing to be the last will and testament W ILLIA M S. H Y D E ■ S itu a tio n s W a n te d —M ale ...... 39 ageratum, lobelia, cosmos, coleans, 1308. of said deceased be admitted to pro­ ^ Ju d g e . Employment Agencies'-...... 40 ' snapdragon, calendulas and salvias FOR SALE—CONCRETE building FIVE ROOM TENEMENT to adults bate and that letters of administra­ H-5-21-28. • Live Stock—PelM—Poultry—Vehiclea are just a few of the many kinds of blocks apd chimney blocks. Inquire tion with the will annexed be granted ■r.' Dog»—Birds—Pets ...... 41 at 13 Russell street. Improvements flower plants that we have. Every­ Frank Damato. 24 Homestead street. r e a ^ n a b le re n t. T elep h o n e 1246. on said estate, as per application on AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD On another page you saw how butter is made on a L ive S to ck — V ehicles ...... 42 thing for filling window boxes and M an ch ester. T elep h o n e 1507. file, it Is • at Manchester, within and for the Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 urns. Geraniums, vincas, difecalras, FOR RENT—SEVERAL first class ORDERED:—That the foregoing district of Manchester on the 19th. small farm or dairy. In this large factory the cream Wanted Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 ferns, etc. All kinds of made-up application be heard and determined day-of May, A. D., 1928. _^ For Sale—MUcellaneona Electrical Appliances— Radio 49 rents with all Improvements. Apply baskets, pans and boxes for the Edward J. Holl. 865 Main streeL TeL at the Probatie office in Manchester In Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., first pasteurized and then is run into the great churns Articles for Sale ...... 45 . cemetei^. Everything in cutflowers, said District, on the 26th day of May, Ju d g e . B o ats and A c c e s s o r ie s ...... 46 560. which break up the fat globules and collect them a s. mixed bouquets and potted plants ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING appli­ A. D„ 1928, at 9 o’clock In the fore­ Estate of Thomas Best late of Man­ Building Materials ...... 47 for Memorial Day; also shrubs, ever­ noon. and that notice be given to all chester in said district, deceased.' butter. The moisture is worked out by machinery, the jitamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 ances. motors, generators, sold and TO RENT—5 ROOM TENEMENT at greens and hardy plants, rose bush­ repaired; work called for. Pequot 30 Essex street. All Improvements, persons interested In said estate of Upon application of the Administra­ butter is removed from the churns and then goes into, Electrical Appliances—Radio .. 49 es and gladioli bulbs. Burke. The recently renovated. Garage. 825.00 the pendency of said application 4nd tor for an order of sale of real estate F u e l and Feed ...... 49-A E le c tric Co.. 407 C e n te r stree L Phone belonging to said Estate as per ap- Florist, Wayside Gardens, Rockville, 1592. per month. Apply John 1. Olson. 699 the time and place of hearing there­ the next room to be packed.for market, f Garden—Farm—Dairy Products' 50 Conn. Telephone 714-2. Main street, or at 32 Essex streeL on, by publishing a copy of this order pliqation on file. Household Goods ...... 51 in some newspaper having a circula­ ORDERED:—That the said applica­ B . NEA. Th.ough SptciM e.rinission ot th« Publi.h.r> of Th» Book et Knowledge. Copyr^ht. 1 9 3 3 -2 ^ M ach in ery and T ools ...... 52 51 Moving—^Tracking—Storage 2U Household Goods FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all tion In said district, on or before. May tion be heard and determined at the M usical In s tru m e n ts ...... 53 Improvements, garage, 26 Walker 21, 1928, and by posting a copy of this Probate office In Manchester on the Office and Store Equipm ent...... 54 Pullman day bed, just recovered street, off E. Center street, good order on the public sign-post in said 26th. day of May, A. D„ 1928, at 9 Sporting Goods—Guns ...... 55 LOCAL AND LONG distance moving and new mattress 850. Kroehler bed- location, rent reasonable. Inquire 30 town of Manchester, at least five days o’clock In forenoon, and the Court S p ecials a t th e S t o r e s ...... 56 by experienced m< L. T. Wood, 55 davenport 815. 9x12 used Axminster W alker street. before the day of said hearing, to ap­ directs said Administrator to give ■Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 B issell S treeL T el. 496. rug 810. 3 door Leonard refrigerator, pear If they see cause at said time public notice to all persons Interested W a n te d —to Buy ...... 58 ■like new 818. U sed d av e n p o rt 810j One and place and be heard relative in said, estate to appear if they see n R toms—Board—Hotela—Resorts PERRETT & GLENNEY moving sea­ Business Property for Sale 70 thereto, and by sending by registered causb and be heard thereon pub­ Restaurants Kolster radio, new, electrified, com­ son Is here. Several trucks at your plete 8100. mall postpaid a copy of this appllca- lishing a copy of this order once in Rooms Without Board ...... 59 service, up to date equlpmenL ex­ WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE FOR SALE—GAS STATION on main tlon and ord^r“ to George- C. ~ McLean, some newspaper having a circulation Boarders Wanted ...... B9-A perienced men. Phone 7-2. road, all equipment, two tanks, won­ 79 Whitmore street, Hartford; Conn.. in said probate district, and by post­ Country Board—Rdsorts 60 THREE PIECE MOHAIR living room derful location. See Stuart J. Was- Albert Wlard, 59 So. High street. New^ ing a copy of this order on the public H o te ls—R e stp .u ra n ts ...... 61 MANCHESTER & N. Y. MOTOR D is­ suite. Worsted mohair cover; beauti­ ley, 827 Main street. Telephone Britain. Conn.. M^ry Buell, 64 Waum- signpost in said Manchester, five days Wanted—Rooms—Board 62 patch—Part loads to and from New ful damask reverse cushions spring 1428-2. bek strbet, Roxbury, Mass., and re­ befoSh the said day of hearing and re­ Real Estate For Rent York, regular service. Call 7-2 or and hair filled. All Nachman spring turn make to this Court. turn make to the Cpu’rt. Apartments. Flats. Tenements., 63 W IL L IA M S. H Y D E W IL L IA M S, H Y D E 64 1282. construction. Only one to a customer Houses tor Sale 72 Business Locations for Rent^ at this price 880. Holmes Bros. Fur­ Ju d g e . Ju d g e. H o u ses fo r R e n t ...... 65 niture Co., 649 Main. TeL 1268, H-5-21-28. H-5-21-28. Suburban for Rent ...... 66 Pain tine—Papering 2 1 OR SALE—7 ROOM COTTAGE •with Summer Homes for R ent ...... 67 FOR SALE—BABY CARRIAGES— garage, large garden, nq^ar school Wanted to R ent ...... 68 GEORGE BL STORTB'v ANT and Sons, good as now. Pew gas stoves, all and trolley. Easy terms. Tel. 631-2. MAIL PLANE DOWN. CANAL ZONE DELEGATES Real Estate For Sal< painting and Interior decorating, guaranteed. Ice boxes exchanged. If Apartment Buildings for Sale .. 69 prices reasonable, work guaranteed. you want furniture for your cottage DOUGHERTY STREET, new six- Business ’’roperty for S ale ...... 70 198 Eldrldge streeL TeL 1922-5. see us. Furniture bought and sold. room single. Steam heat, oak floors Wellesley, Mass., May 21.—The Farms and Land for S ale ...... 71 Spruce Street Second Hand Store. and ready to move Into, Mortgages Balboa, Panama Canal Zone, May This shows a separa-' Houses for Sale ••••■••••••••••• 72 Tel. 2627-4. arranged, small amount cash down. New York-Hartfbrd air mail plane tor. Revolutions drive L o ts fo r S a l e ...... 73 Repairing 23 Price is very low for this nice home. was forced to descend here today 21—Owing to a quarrel among the R e so rt P ro p e rty fo r S a l e ...... 74 53 Arthur A. Knofla. TeL 782-2—875 on account of inclement -weather. A Canal Zone Democrats two dele^ skim milk away from the On some large fartni S u b u rb a n fo r S a l e ...... 75 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED and Musical Instruments M ain. gates will go to the national con­ center and through the Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 repaired, chimneys cleaned, key flt- landing was made by captain Rich­ sucK a churn as.thiis if. Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 Ing, safes opened, saw filing and FOR SALE—GOOD upright piano, WASHINGTON ST.—new six room ard W. Mackie, the pilot, and the vention at Houston where each will skim milk outlet. Cream, Anetlon— Legal Notlcea grinding. Work called for, Harold good looking case, fine tone. In good single, sun porch, lot sixty foot plane were uninjured. battle for official recognition. used. This one is turned Auction Sales Clemson, 108 Noijth Elm streeL TeL condition 878. Only one at this price. front. Price right, terms. Arthur A. stays at the center and Legal Notices Knofla. TeL 782-2. .by hand, t}ut it is easy to 462. C all 821, K em p’s M usic H ouse. goes through the holes use an electric motor of By Frank Beck marked 3 and out the another form of power. GAS BUGGIES—Sound the Trumpets •cream outlet. HAVe SE2ZE3i HFRSND.

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W H E N ■ ' SHE INVITED THEM TO ' DINNER, SO SHE WAS CORRECT IN Butter, in the creamery, is oftm made into prints by ’ CALUiKiS IT hand. 'Hie molds are filled from the great mound of A SORT OF. butter on the table and the blocks are weighed and SURP>RISE wrapped in parchment paper. They are them pftdi^ PARTY. in boxes and taken to tiie cooling room to become oughly chilled. Thousands of packages a day are f duced in the larger factories. : . (Nextv Ca1m| • 5-Zi , ■■■ -1,• ■ » .....,7!*® W w .-y.r. EVtanKG H E R ^ , MOlbAY^ kAY 21,1928. ByP^ncy SKIPPY FLAPPER FANNY SAYS;^ SENSE "I^ONSENSE . — UNCtS C6urfe 15 tS> HAVC A Huftf iossiB You may think you are swift, but 'oN C L6 COUie WAS Y a UIHC IN .50CH StuPf, So Mar fbft YNAIf uNcce HAW iiicRcrARy w o u l o 66-m e R icar tAAN *^66 .T " think of sound that travels by radio 6C.A55 6COUje(^5,0puiN A t tTHC-JKof. Op-THS NAW *CAU58 six times around the world in a sec­ S B c i i m m i a p CA6lN6f. AUN-f 6t>55ie AN*? ONCte ll his ond. Hff WAA fGLUMfi fHAf it« W SoA't ynuo ij A fir5 ^ A Box FuiL OF •fHe CAROi -fHAf m ts f o t u i t o ' ^HB4US lAAKC ANOtMCf LouCG 'YALKca OV€R -fH& NAM6S Cf^ H i ftl5 WINP o Uj?» A U N t V W V Some people are human radios, ro^ PRS'SWSN'fANfi LAW FOR -fHdee o p r m they claim they were good last ■ rn e c A 6 i N 6 t B u n c h y ------— ^ * night and promise results tomorrow W A 5 ^CA0S& SU6 HAS fleR Cm H fACA5 A6ogT night— but oh the static today! a l l £ L /\0 AHP I f€NUH5lHM< T h B W HlfS ftOU5R. 5M6 5 « 5 - f b H 6A 8, V i. Some Reception -fftcu B L C SH6 WANt5 -fN6 PINIM^ <0001 WML. Son— “ Our gara,ge man’s got a PAWR w rm ^ A S m M S 'CAttSB fY better radio set than ours, mama.’’ LOOK ^ Mother— “ What makes you think [ wouiFK^ Nice iR rm¥ Y H A rf T H 6 V that, dear?’’ \ Son— “ He said he’d get hell when he went home tonight.”

An eastern judge had ruled that radio is a necessity. One’s own f radio is a necessity. But there are f occasions, points out a Manchester man, when the attention of the judge should be directed to the neighbor’s set. Rta U. S. PAT. OPT. Ol»2«. PT NCA SCPVICC. me. A matron, evidently not scien­ tifically trained, telephoned the Truth is stranger than fiction OUB BOARDING HOUSE electrical shop as follows: The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Pox and nowadays it’s a lot more de­ “ Send a man over to our house ^ Gene Ahem- cent. , right away! The electricity is leak­ ing all over the furniture.” “ Go over and see what’s wrong,” vAM-M- yoti SAV I S©6M •AAOMEV i s W o tlR CERYAWLVNi^ the manager directed the electri­ - f M F j o k F i s o n I Yrtr ! HF* aAV^ -t h f h a u p W iT ‘ m a i m OBSffACLC,Bl

\ How is it we never get any cream \ on our milk?” said the newly wedd­ 9 ed husband. “ I complained to the milkman,” explained the young wife, ’’and he said that he always filled our jug so i full of milk there was no room for cream. He is such a nice man.” L L Heroic Service F- A “Why are your socks on wrong THE RULES side out. Boh?” Bob— My feet were hot and I 1— The idea of letter golf is toturned the hose on them. change one word to another and do it in par. a given number of An Ohio farmer, living along the (& \ strokes. Thus to change COW to commercial air route has this HEN, in three strokes, COW, HOW, special warning for aviators, ptint- • e o\ HEW. HEN. ed on the roof of his barn: If you 0 2— You can change only one let­kin read this sine you ire too dang- 1 1 ter at a time. ed low. Fumdoolin over these 1 N u a u s - 3— You must have a completepremises is risky and we ain’t in no $ word, of common usage, for each shape to tinker with a corpse. iPotn'A'rtoi.i jump. Slang words and abbrevia­ A n /I? Y w a s -THy **A I ” ■fHA'T SCAA^ P “TM ^ liiu-fs -.J tions don’t count. A worn is really old when she iWfr Uf a PAT. orr. 4— The order of letters cannot bono longer cares how she looks. A V/AS WMr/s/ 0 changed. 0<«3A *> "CA ACRVICt. INC. man is old whej he no longer looks. I* Forttam* Fo» iP28. Tht B«n Synd 0^^ _ L J J ______

A girl tells us they don’t call “ I’ll drop you a line sometime them flappers any more, but bunga­ soon,” said the sailor to the man By Crane lows; because they are painted in overboard. front, shingled behind and have no WASHINGTON TUBBS H upstairs. Some day we are going to get lO ^ K w e BoaS BOVS. BCWND brave enough to publish the name ^ ^uoovcw ;’ concealing of the town’s Meanest Man. He 1vV€ RO£KS VJVtV\ VOO. UIV8W,rrt6R6l “Woman—Are you IS H B ? Y r E N > anything from me?” waits until the babies go to bed and AMO r n e f i r s t o ’ v o o t o r u n F O R vt “Gee! I hope so!” then he smokes their bubble pipe. &vTS \T IN Ike BACR. 0

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Ernest Williams of x Maplewood,^ Mr. Joachim’s talk one ^ night d ^ X CLOSING NIGHT N. J.. spent the week-end with hia Ing the coming week, out he has l e m l T DANCE parents. Hr. and Mrs. John M. Wil­ Just advised th$t his WEIAF broad­ liams of Hndson* street cast-talk hEUi been postponed until Auspices John Mather Chapter the first week in June. ' “ The RainboYE Fete” is the' tUtle Mr. Joachim will speak in Provi­ l l M CARNIVAL of a musical progiram'which the dence before h large gathering of Masoiuc Temple ^ with Junior choir of the North Methodist manufaoCurers on Thursday evepr - church wUl present in the vestn^ on ing, coming to Manchester ^on Fri­ FRIDAY NIGHT, MAY 25 .. ■v-'* ' Drawing For 2-Door Monday evening. May 28 day, where he will ipeak to the ■* High ^ h ool pupils at 2: SO and to t • -a-J. .V-' SI YAFFE’S ORCHESTRA . ' Raymond Mercer is. building a the members of the Chamber of Tlckeits $2.50 a Conple Durant Sedan two-car garage at his place on Sum­ Commerce and the public , in gen­ t eral at 8 p. m .' « (Includes Dancing, Refreshments K. OF C. HALL, BISSELL ST. mit street / Mr. Joachim will be a guest at and Checking). Noyelties—Dancing Miss Louise LaChapelle of Oak­ the home of W. W. Robertson, pr^s^ land street was tendered a shower Ident of the Chamber of Commerce, Saturday evening by a party of while in Manchester. PARENTS NIGHT Mrs. J. A. Casteel and children about fifty friends from Hartford. arrived Saturday evening from New Blast Hartford, "Vernbn, Willimantift, IN OOR POPULAR BASEMENT STATE TRADE SCHOOL Orleans, La., for a visit with Mrs. Rockville and this town. A “mercy v' Casteel’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. TONIGHT evening was spent and the gueEds White we j have used our best judgment in planning a sufficient N r A. Lettney of Oakland street. remembered the prospective brlliie All departments In operation quantity Df each item, we will not be surprised if some of these big from 7 to 9 p. m. By transferring one of the teach­ with a choice collection of gifts. Public Invited-—Free. ers in the Seventh District from the She is to be married on June 12 values are not sold out within a few hours. What home does not Seventh to the Eighth District at to Edward Crechlawski of Summer the close of the year and dividing street. Muadum^Wasker need or cannot use one to twelve of these useful, household items? i ABOUT TOWN the pupils in the Seventh Districr. Telephone orders taken unless otherwise specified. Free delivery. Eunong other .cla.sses, the town school committee expects to be able TICKETS ON SALE FOR Arthur L. Hultman, William $1.49 House and George Smith are on a to save the salary of one teacher $ 1 ^ fishing trip to Manchester, V t, and for the coming year, at least. This JOACHIlirS LECTURE Famfly Scale yiclnlty. saving is estimated at $1,200 ElectricTc A household Full ■ (tern everyone t,’ .-f The Girls’ Friendly society of St. At the North Methodist church Tickets have been Issued for the .plated toaster May membership meeting of the should have. Sev-, .vlth a guai^o- ijMary’s Episcopal church will hold this evening the first quarterly con­ sral different col­ an admission service this evening ference will be held. Supper will Uhambei; of Commerce to be held in 50 Only Lawn Settees eed beating’ ele- at 7:30. High School hall, Friday, May 25, ors to ’ (Choose uent complete be served at 6:30. It is expected Jrom. Weighs the district superintendent. Rev. at 8 p. m. They can be had at the tvith a good Dewey-Richman store, at Packard’s up to 24 pounds. . mgth 'cord and Sunset Rebekah lodge will open Myron E. Center of Norwich will be Special ' ' its meeting in Odd Fellows hall this present. Mrs. Walter Shipman drug store at the Center, and at wo piece plug. evening at 7:45. A rehearsal for Murphy’s drug store on Depot beads the supper committee. 0. the officers and degree team will Square. They may also be obtained f'vTU" each he held. Miss Rosamond Atkinson, a at the Chamber of Commerce rooms teacher at the Barnard school, re­ or at the hall on the evening of the 'w: *. Bobby, the elder of the two small turned last night from Waterville, lecture. sons of Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Allen ' It was expected that Manchester Limit 1 to a cu.stoziicr Maine, where she attended the people would be able to tune in on L is ill with the measles. junior prom at Colby college as guest of Charles Wing of Colby. SALES and SERVICE - B'or the veranda or Loyal and Ever Ready Circles of ;awn — varnished lawn King’s Daughters will contribute settees with slatted Frank Smith, chairman of the APRONS oack and seat. Fold­ >i.59 Bread a to the food sale which is to be held ■.'1- at the store of Sage, Allen & Com­ newly appointed Ways and Means STAMPED OR FINISHED Vacuum Bottle ing style. Limit one pany, Hartford, tomorrow. The committee of the Buckland Parent- HILLERY BROS. The “ Univer­ settee to a customer. Cake Box Teacher association, announces a former will donate money and Tel. 1107 sal” vacuum bot­ No C. O. D or phone Our regular Ever Ready will contribute ten public dance at the school Wednes­ Mrs. Elfiott’s Shop tle— guaranteed ordei*s filled. None $1.39 bread and day evening of this week, with articles of food. Mrs. Jack Miller 853 Main St. 384 Htfd. Road, So. Manchester Severs in assort­ delivered except with cake bo.\ iu gray has agreed to arrange for collec­ Wehr’s orchestra to provide music ed colors. Pint ither goods. and blue shades, tions and delivery. The sale is for and Dan Miller to call off the old- ilze. as well as the. the benefit of the King’s Daughters’ time numbers. 3ver 'popular home in Hartford, white. Each Miss Ellen Langdon of Chestnut Miss Edith Lippincott of Mc­ street is visiting in Terryvllie, while Cabe street is confined to her home her niece. Miss Doris Langdon is KEDS with an attack of grip. spending a few days In Boston. ^ The quarterly meeting of the The Women of Mooseheart The popular summer footwear for the whole family. NOW IS THE TIME Woman’s auxiliary of the Hartford Legion will hold their regular meet­ Men’s and Boys’ Sizes. Women’s and Girls’ Sizes. Archdeaconry will be held at Trin­ ing tomorrow evening at the home TO BUY SCREENS I ity church, Wethersfield, Wednes­ of Mrs. Charles Grabowski of day, The morning session at 10 Division street. $1.00 to $2.00 pr. $1.25 will open with Holy Communion. $149 The afternoon session will begin at Dust Mop 2 o’clock. Members attending from A chemically Serving Tray Manchester should take the 8:45 treated yarn — A very att'rac- ’ v Hartford car and also provide their WATKINS BROTHERS SLICKERS absorbs all dust. $1.49 live under glass, own basket lunches. Easily cleaned. (Colored tiffany gold The raincoat that will keep you dry. Reversible. Buy •< 'ramed serving The bazaar of the K. C., Ladies now while the ' Enamelware tray. Raised of Columbus and Daughters of Isa­ TUESDAY ONLYl Jiuneral Men’s Sizes $6.00 Boys’ Sizes $4.50 price Is, low on SPECIAL metal handles. bella held during the last part of these ‘‘Leiner” 31ze H%xl7H last week, did not come to a close mops. ' <1 50c each Inches. Special on Saturday evening, but will be 3 $1.00 continued through tonight. There Birectors Window Screens This is the first time that we« had been many who had not made Men’s Straw Hats have been able to offer the pop- ' return of tickets and because the' Robert K Anderson ular colored enamelware at the weather conditions bad been Sailors...... : $2.00 to $4.00 3 fo r 50c $1.00 each. The assortment unfavorable during the better part Includes tea kettles, covered of last week it was the decision of Phone- Of MR-? P an am as...... $4.00 to $5.00 Our regular 50c window screens, 18 inches high, adjust­ convex kettles, sauce pans, tea the committee in charge to hold pots, double boilers, dish pans over until tonight. able to 33 Inches. Tuesday only at this price. and water palls in gay yellow, Men’s Fancy H ose...... 50c pair red, green, etc.

Ladies’ Silk Hosiery $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.95 Y $1.49 Clothes Hamper Oblodg shape Men’s Lion Brand Work Shoes ___ __ $5.00 (Gfarbage Can clothes hamper, Plan to Come Tomorrow, Tuesday A corrugated covered that will galvanized iron fit close to the. can '7itb a ' deep wall. Open size fitting cover. 12x20 inches. 26 A . L . BROWN & . C O . Regular $1.49. Inches deep. Special at May-Time Sale KXX30tX36XX30636KX3tX3O636306a06Ka0O0CKX3000t363CX^^ $1.25 $1.49 $1.49 W all Rack Bowl Set Offers for One Day Only MON Smoking, Stand Hardwood, col­ All metal smok­ Smooth band- ored enameled ing stands In 3d bowl sets in finished wall green and red plain yellow only racks complete :olor decorations. Just what you with six arms, , .$149 -%■ G O O D TUINOS TO CAT Regular $1.49. need for baking. raised separately $1.49 Tomorrow Set, or together.. P a n t^ Seijt,t TRIO OF ELEMENTS. Tea Pot Gay colored Women’s Coats There are three elements of extreme importance pantry sets con­ In the relations between food distributor and food Imported Jap­ sisting of cake,, consumer— price, quaUty, service, A debate as anese, fancy dec­ flour, sugar, cof­ long, and perhaps as Inconclusive, as some of those orated tea pots fee and tee boxes Made by New York’s best during this session of Congress, could be staged with'White inside kno'wn manufacturer of around this topic, “ Which is the Most Important?” fining. Special r v -UU" high grade, hand tailored There would probably be three answers, each at with its considerable group ^ of supporters— among dress and sport coats. the customers. Plnehurst, however, places the three elements as $1.69 Beautiful Tweed nearly side by side as it is possible to establish them. Quality, of course, because on it depends R o g ^ s Broom and Mixtures so much the vital facts of health, is first to suggest Silverware $1.49 itself. And it is never displaced by either of the Dust Mop other considerations. Yet price, economically in­ Full Al> extra plated with! sec­ Fine Crepe Back sistent, must receive every atom of its due in our Waste Basket A good qual­ $149 calculations. It would be a fine thing if price tional one layer ity, four sewed Satins and Corded made no difference to the purchaser; but it does of pure silver at broom and a col- i Bafliyooni: make a difference— a trqtaendous one to most folks. Step Ladder the points of and magazine Dred, cotton yarn Silks So Plnehurst whittles the price, always, to the low­ greatest wear. racks Included. dusting mop. The est notch compatible with highest quality. Ser>> Sizes three and Ladles,.. b e r. r y Fancy wood^ dec­ ‘.omblnation com­ White finished vice, in some minds, would run a bad third to qual­ four. Strong, spoons.' m e a t orated and color­ plete at bathroom ^ cabin- 4 Choice Kashmirs, ity and price-marks. Not, however. In ours. It well made, Corks, pie knives, ed. Each 3ta with mirror seems to us to be entitled to almost If not exactly household step etc. Each loor. Special this ^ M as important a position in the scale as the other ladders. Each week only at the . Twills and elements. . , step is well low price of XV.'. braced. I niPMF •Jii«i« Broadcloths Plnehurst service contributes to the convenience ^of the customer, to freedom from worries, to a $1.49 '' sense of security, to serenity and comfort---and the $1.98 38 O nly! All are lined “with silk good food, sold at close prices, which Is eaten In an crepe of durable quality. atmosphere of content and eEue does the consumer Bird Cage far more good than where there £s an accompani­ W icker Varnished 'I Sizes 18 to 46. ment of petty annoyance, disappointment. Pretty near a three cornered tie—-what? Chairs Fernery Stand •■I FIRST DELIVERY 8 *00 A. M. each Dried B eef, 1-2 Ib .39c Native Asparagus .. $ 1.00 >1 ? Tuesday Only Native Spinach. (Shaved fresh for your $1.39 $1.00 Varnish finished, $1.00; order.) Radishes chairs with rattan Tender Lean Pork Chops, s, .Lettuce Table Tumblers Natural color wick­ leats. They are* All metal stands - C c ip te r ^ 'Beets, Celery Bell shaped, er fernery, stands 33 suitable for the porch First V qbail^' We will have' some Veal sr the summer home. finished in colored ' Tom atoes crystal^ g.l a s a Inches high, " 12 Inch­ roaiste'rs'and." wi^' Chops cut from Wood* table "tumblers. es In diameter. Limit Regular $1.49. While bronze. v While terleM x cookers ward’s Milk fed Native Struwbmries Regular $ 1 .3 9 bhe xto a^customer. they last— $1.00 . they last— $1.00. finished in' dark Veal. Peppers, Cabbage dozen, special jf. gray \enam^ CalTots, Peas, Beans this week, dozen Bach , Ribs of Corned Beef 16c lb. Especially good values. Briskets of Corned Beef. I.'-- Creamery Tub Butter 49c lb Marrow Bimes for soup Plnehurst Hamburg 25c lb. ’ s t o c k ...... 3c lb. Veal or Lamb for Plnehurst Round Steak stewing .. ::22c to 35c lb. g r o u n d ...... 45c lb. Halibut Steak (nice«whtle^ Basemffiit Beef for stewing. eastern fish ) ------44c lb. /Fresh Olives* Liver. . -4 ARMFNT fashion CFNTFP? Charcoal, 6 bags for • • • • •■ • • • 99c Boxes for kindlings 50c, 75c a load

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