AVERAGE DAILY UIMCGLAVION for tka BMatb ot Hareb. iHW TM» w iT tiiw ASPARAGUS Foraeaat of O. A WoaRMff IMm ^ I Easter Cards IjttisSelectG nide •••••••••.••• 45c Easter Bunnies 5,499 U to 25c Manber at Ike Awtit ^siebeGivde 49c 10c and 59c iE iif ttin g ffieralb Partly eloofly tonight aafl Frlflayt Buroaa of UrculaUens A aplaadld asaortinw it.^ Bot I— eh ehaago l a toflipanthrn. l^ »p e — d biMchee. aoaabla cards. With aovalopas. UtUe baby bunnlea and large (Front Entrance.) Th€J.WHAUco cuddly ones! White, yellow, pink 28c aad blue. (Itain Floor.) New C a b b ie , 1 to 9 Ibe. each . ,1b. 8c We Give Out Green Stamps. VOL. LIV., NO. 170. (O a a A M AfrartMnff #■ Faff* U .) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1935. (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE boaeh 5c 8TEAWBERRIE8 .. .plat beeket 17c BeMwla A pplet...... 4 Ibe. 25c The Easter Fashion Par^e Starts Right Here At Hale’s SENATE GIVES P. U. C. BOARD ORDERS Roosevelt Starts Ball Rolling: At Capitol GORDONSEARCH NRA ERRORS MADE Green Beans PARSNIPS 1 BEETS CARROTS PURCHASE OF SHIFTS TODAY Spinach For Blaster Smartness Choose . . POWER OVER TRUCKS lb. 6c 1 bnneh 10c Ig. bunch 9c Dandelions Stunning TRU0( FLEET TO »URY WHILE HE RULED, DM 4ISI tt you wmnt a very ak* cot of SUITS Gordon “c r y s t a l c l e a r ” PINEHURST CORNED BEEF Votes 27 to 7 On Measnre MILLENS AND FABER Brieketa or MMdlo Biba. Town Treasurer Anthorized JOHNSON ASSERTS After Spirited Debate — Motorist There Reports He ! Bacon Wrappet^ SILK HOSE NOW IN DEAHI ROW LAMB PATTIES. 4 for 29c And COATS ’ to Boy Six or Eight De Saw Woman Answering TNEXPENSIVELY Three Amendments De C A U ilK I O S E V a T i Admits He Made Many Mb* F m b Salmoa — Ilallbot — Mackerel — BottertUh — Oyatera — For The Smartest Shad and Ckuna. PRICED AT pending on Need; Recom Her Description Alighting Easter Ensembles Pair feated; DetaOs of Measnre Taken from Dedham Jafl at A REAL r a d ic a l ! B«t M .ke. Ah « i mend $10,000 for AodH. fromanAnto. PINEHURST GROCERY. INC. 79 state Capitol, Hartford, April 18. Dawn— Die Daring Week -— That New Deal Plan Be o. 108— A sheer chiffon without clouds and shadows. 4 -thread, '— (AP)—The bills placing commer 42-gauge construction. Heel within heel; plcot edge. The Board of Selectmen last > \ Farmington, Conir, April 18 — $ J cial motor vehicle transportation un of April 28. Got. Talmadge Also Predicts Not Scrapped ~ Makes 0.75 No. 104— A medium service weight with lisle top. Especially con night, In one of the fastest and best (A P )—The mountains, swamps and der the supervision of the State structed 6-gauge Uale foot for greater wear. 7-thread, 42- conducted meetings since the Board tangled woodland in the wild north Long Statement. gauge construction. •L Public Utilities Commission was was elected last October, transact eastern section of this town, care Third Party in the 1936 Boston, AprillS.— (A P )—At dawn passed today by the Senate after a ed considerable,lmportant business, fully combed by an army of volun today the MUlen brothers and Faber Tou can be sure of finding TOUR Easter fashion In this coI> Two Smart Gordon Numbers At aplrlted debate. reviewed over 820,000 in town bills, teer searchers, stubbornly refueea (ieneral Election. The vote on the measure which entered what the state intends to be authorised the Town Treasurer to to 3deld a clue to the whereabouts Washington, April 18— (AP) — lection which Includes our best selling Easter models. We'vs No. 115—Ringless chiffon; 4-thrcad, 45-gapge construc scores of styles In coats and suits In the season's outstanding came after the Senate had decided their last abode. purchase six or eight trucks, re oi Mrs. Anne Booth Gordon, popu Plainspoken as usual, Hugh 8. tion. Silk plated. ceived notice of a suit for tax relief lar young society matron, yester fabrics and colors. No matter what your type, we have TOUR to postpone the vote on the old age The trio, whose deeds rank high Johnson told the Senate finance No. in —Semi-service hose. 7-thread, 45-gauge construc from Cheney Brothers, approved an day. Atlanta, April 18.— (A P )—Gover Eaater ensemble here! Slses for miss and madam. pension bill imtil next Tuesday was In the Commonwealth’s annals of nor Talmadge today referred to committee today the mlstakee of tion. Heel-ln-heel. 27 to 7. Three Democrats and one apjiroprtation of 8960. for spraying With every scrap of reported evi atrociUes, left the Dedham Jail Just elm trees, recommended the offer of dence concerning the missing wom President Roosevelt aa "a Radical In NRA were due to his administration The Easter Tradition Calls For Republican voted against the truck as the new day began, and within the 9th district committee concern an carefully checked and all sec the extreme form” and predicted a and that to abandon it would toe Five Correct Shades: measure which reached a vote only a half hour quietly entered the door ing acceptance by the town of dis tions of the town where she might Third Party ticket In the 1936 gen I SUITS In tweeds, checks, mono* after three amendmenta had been “ like burning down your house to way of the red brick wall In which trict assets and recommended to the have wandered closely searched, ot- eral election. . EGGS 'tones in youthful swagger types Breeze—natural taupe, smart with beige, navy, Cruise—medium neutral beige, good with navy, defeated and Senate had run into get rid of a few rata In the attic.” blues, black, reds, green, beige, deeper paatels. the death house at state prison Is special town meeting the expendi fleers admitted today that a "break" "Any man who cond^ones the NRA, He freely admitted mlsfslcfn and with young collars. 2-plece tailor one Parliamentary . tangle after located. Show-er— taupe, blends with navy, black, beige, Pueblo—dark neutral taupe, for wear with ture of a sum not to exceed 810,000 from outside was, apparently/ che the AAA and other things going on errors In NRA. but as faults of ad ed versions. another. "" They have been condemned to die, for a certified audit of the books and C Dozen ^ ‘1®- black, navy, tweeds. .remaining hope of finding her. In this country is a Radical In the ministration and not of the’ law. The The "noes'’ against the measure for the slaying of a policeman, dur accounts of the tax collector. The Investigation this morning extreme.” the governor said. Blue Eagle was set up. he said, to Belgebrown—a wrarm browm for early Spring wear with were cast during the roll call vote ing the week oi April 28. Cost $000 a Week shifted to Slmsburv, where a motor atop the trend of concentration of Aad, of rourae, It'a Hale’a "The greatest calamity to this k SPORTS COATS In monotones, medium browns, greens, tweeds, bright colors. by Senators Francis W. Hogan df To Pay P\ir Crimes The principal discussion of the ist reported that he bad seen a country is that President Roosevelt Industrial power which was wiping for atrlrtly freah, larxCr local Torrlngton, Edwin R. Dlmock of Murton Mlllen, his brother, Irving, evening was concerning the policy out the small man. 'checks, tweeds, novelties. Balma- At HALE'S Hosiery—Main Floor, right. young woman closely resembling can't walk around and hunt up peo ofya! t'aodlnd aa to alze Merrow and Harvey L. Thompson of zbd Abraham Faber will pay fqr of truck hire. For the past several Mrs. Gordon at 8 o'clock Thursday "No more explosive act of destruo- aad quality. Serve the beat caans, reefers, swaggers. ple to talk to. He can only talk to Middletown, Democrats; Audubon J. their crime In that order. In the re years the bill for truck hire on the morning, the day following her dis those of his secretaries and aasist- tlon could bo committed than to kill ■ arm Halc’a freah eyga! Secor, Albert E Eccles and John M. painted cells of the sombre death- several conatructlon Jobs In pro After one postponement on account of bad weather, Franklin D. Roose appearance. it now and go back to the utter Bale’a Beat Quality Rlndleea, Sliced The Young School arta allow to come In to see him— Taft, Socialists, all of Bridgeport house they were given ceils one, gress by the town and ERA has velt, New Deal ace, got the call to pitch and thereby officially get the Sheriff Fuller Immediately sent and ninety-nine percent of this fuUIlty of the system we had here | D R E ^ COATS with new 193& Set Are Selecting and Henry M. Bradley, Jr., of Der two nnd three respectively. been high, it developed In the dis 1935 baseball season under way. He’s pictured hurling out the first ball deputies to Interview the man as crowd is the ‘gimme’ crowd.” before 1933,” Johnson testified, (Soicar Cured) |b . 'touches . . wide revers, ripple col by, Republican. Aroused from their slumbers as cussion. Figures shown by Select for the first game of the American League pennant race between the the identification of the woman leeoes Warning BACON man James H. Jolmston showed that Governor Talmadge said "there lars. Soft dressmaker details in Senator WUliam E. Hagearty, the sun first glistened on the frosty Senators and Athletics at Washington, D. C. Postmaster General checked In detail with the missing probably will be" a Third Party In The hard hitting former cavalry Democrat of New Britain was ab approximately 8600 weekly is being James Farley (left) looks on. The President saw the Senators win, Bstra Faaey Smoked crepey woolens. Tailored 2-Pc. roof of Dedham Jail, they dressed Farmington matron. the United States next year. officer warned that It was a "fsi- sent. in the business suits they probably spent for truck hire under a plan 4 to 2. All Clues Cheeked lacy” to contend the capitaUsUo which last night brought forth heat "The next President who goes Into Details of BUI shall never Imow again, and filed, The local offices will concentrate the White House will be a man who ayrtem could not be improved upon, h o u l d e r s . Under the measure all motor con silently nnd witliout protest to a ed argument. It was the sense of on investigation of evidence from and that “If we go back to that f ^ S ib. the meeting that something should outside the town. knows what It is to work In the sun lacy, the capitalistic system Is on Wool Suits tract and motor common carriers largo orange bus. They were fourteen hours a day. are placed under the Jurisdiction of be done at Once to remedy the situa Frank Buckingham, Blast Hart Its way out in the very near future.” Batra Fine Falrmount manacled together and then to two tion and at the close Town Treasur "That man will be able to walk a ^ Special! the Public Utilities Commissioner. jail deputies. Wit) an escort of four ford river uian. Is continuing bill His waa the final testimony in the er George H. Waddell was author DISCOVER NEW EXTRACT work of grappling on the Farming- two-by-four plank, too." Senate’s investigation into the opetw Carriers would be required to ob state troopers on motorcycles, and The Beal Fight tain permits from the commission ized to purchase six or eight trucks, ton river near TariffviHe. Testpr- ationa of NRA, prior o the draft four more In two automobiles, the Asked directly If he would head a BUTTER lb after a hearing to determine among one truck every two or three weeks day's seateh climaxed a week ot ing of new legislation. motorcade passed swiftly out of the until the entire group has been Third Party, the governor replied: Hale’a "Red Bok" other things the public need for the futile effort to solve the mysterious Me presented the committee an Imported gates of Dedham Jail, through the bought. WHICH HASTENS GROWTH "The real fight in thia country la aervlce and the financial responsibili sleeping town of Dedham and on to disappearance of the young mother. M-page statement of his views on 810-95 At the opening of the discussion Released last Wednesday from the Americanism versus Communism N I^ and its future, together with ty of the appllcaiit. Boston. Selectman James Johnston asked mixed up with aome kind of crazy elaborate charts to bear out hie con FOr Juniors, for they Just seem to la. Carriers which can show they Show No Emotion Hartford Retreat, where she had COFFEE For The Many Post-Lenten Socials! why certain owners of trucks were been treated for a neurotic condi ■gimme'.” tentions. K i d spire such young ideas. Two-piece suits were in business on or before De They were pale, a condition -not given Jobs to the exclusion of still Causes Young Rats to Grow BULGARIAN REBEL with ‘‘action back” Jackets. Harria-type cember 31,1934, would become auto tion, she left her Main street home He declined to elaborate further MMt of his statement was writ unnatural for men confined for certain others. He asked why Mrs. on the subject of a Third Party. ten in a factual, dlapaoslonate vein, tweeds, hetringbone wroolens. Sizes IS matically eligible for a permit pro many months behind bars, but they 111® same night, passed a drug store Armour’s “ Star” J. Montle, with a new truck got a half mile north of there and has The governor baa been a repeated but occasionally he lapsed into the to 15. viding they arc financially responsi showed no''emotlon as they passed steady work. He named several Up PhysicaUyasd Menial : NOW BEHIND BARS ble. not been seen since. critic of the natlcnal administration vernacular, and picturesque tan SILK FROCKS through the iron gates of state other truck owners. Including Wil policies. He has centered his attack k a g e which made him famous aa Gloves The blU provides further that any prison. liam L. Fitzgerald, L. T. Wood and Many in Searching Party ly in Half the Normal j ___ More than 100 friends of the on Secretary of Agriculture Wallace tee crack-down” head of tee Blue HAM contract carrier having five or more The bus stopped before the door others and ended that part of the Elagie organization. contracts Is to be dtassed as a com that leads to the death bouse, state Booth and Gordon families, under and Relief Administrator Harry L. In Lively Polka Dots, Prints discussion by asking point blank '^direction o f BomuRrh Sheriff Nathan Hopkins. Wool Sports mon carrier. troopers and deputies encircled It; who was authorized to hire the tow crowd assembled to Tone. Man Who “ Jailed” King Boris W. Fuller, County DetecUve Edward hear Johnson ftorced the flnanen 2 ^ C lb. And Dusty Pastel Tones The Public Utilities Commission and the trio walked, as well as trucks. I The governor was In his office J. Hickey and State Policeman “ mmlttee to use the largest aaSwnl? would be empowered to prescribe qiliuiacled men could. Into their new Who Hires Them mapping a campaign which he plans $J.95 Patrick J. O’Toole, participated In to make throivh the cotton belt at bly rw m in tee Senate office bufid. Coats uniform' rates and make such rules but unwelcome home. a e rk O. H. Waddell stated that Philadelphia, April 18.— ( A P I - ' Is Now a Prisoner Him- the search. “ K—tee caucus room. 8 to It pounda averase and regulations as it may become James L. Hogsett, retiring warden William Pitkin, highway foreman tacking the cotton processing tax. weight. Buy an Armour ham Full verification o f existence of a He expects to start this tour with spectators Jam necessary. Carriers would be re of the prison, said they went to was In charge of the hiring of med into tee room, crowdW their thia Eaatertimei At Hale’a their cells without a word, changed trucks on town jobs and H. L. Gris precocity extract, one of he most I self; Others Held. (Continued on Pnge Ten) in the next two weeks. quired to file a schedule of their chairs close up to the witness table $0.98 to the prison garb and sat on their wold on ERA Jobs. The mention of unbelievable discoveries of science, ratea with the commission. »e tee General teetifled. Budget Price A big seller with us this the name of WlUlam Fitzgerald waa reported today to the Ameri Flour Guessing Contest! 10-95 Except in special cases no changes bunks. It was aoiiie time before Renewing the developments In Eastertime! Flne.nt imported $ can Philosophical Society. breal^faat would be served. brought a question from Selectman In the schedule of rates could be Sofia. Bulgaria. April 18.—Klmon tee war, John- win one of the 4 prizea offered. Simply gueaa the number of kid gloves with new details. Toimg ideas in girls’ sports eoata. made except after a 30 day notice. Few at the Oates Frank V. WiUlams. He said why he extract comes from the thy Gucorguieff, the cne-eyed colonel of pounda of flour In the liag In iiur Onk Street window diaplay and Fitzgerald should be entitled to mus glands of calves. It causes » n said they disclosed "a slow and Dresses that are crammed full of style . . . quality! Every new Black, white, brown, eggshell. Dashing swaggers and reefers in The bill also provides the machinery Few were at the prison gates to reserv'es who "Jailed’’ King Boris In HITLER IS INDIGNANT implacable disintegration o f tbs oome In nnd write the nmount on your ballot. Vou are not ohll> greet them. Occasional milk work while he held a contract for young rata to grow up, physically 1935 Elaater dress fashion Is here. One-plcce models! Jacketed dressca! Regular 82.98 grades. Special checks, tweeds, monotones. Sizes 7 for rate hearings upon application his own palace last May, is himself profit system, and especially o f un gated to buy In order to get the b^lol. t^nteat rioaea Saturday to 14 years. o f any interested party. wagon drivers stood across the delivering groceries for the A * P and mentally, in half normal time a prisoner today. liight at nine! Dresacs with new pleated ruffle trims! Lingerie touches! Twu-tone ef at 81.95. without shortening their adult lives regulated and uncontrolled opera. The ratea of carriers operated in street with white garbed counter stores. Regarding L. T. Wood’a fects! The only thing cheap about these frocks Is their price—83.98. truck. CHerk O. H. Waddell stated which begin so much sooner. He was arrested in a surprise raid ' Uon thereof, as a reUable plan for Navy, brown, beige, rose, aqua, prints. SIzea 14 to 44. combination with a railroad would men of two nearby lunchcarts, but ordered by the minister
waa held Monday a t tha Nathan We bad a goodnight etrela io aad if tha road is dtseontlnuad sad dents wars able to matatala thair mahs aSorts to obtain aa Kaktmo Hale school. Captain Bickmore whlch.-wt aaag "Tha Em bus of SEEKS TO CLOSE the land la batwaM tha two roada bomaa withoat loatac them dog aa a amaeot to rapiaea tha oM finish first and there were many PARK DEPT. couldn't-attend tb. mMtlag so Mias Oompflre,” “Ooldw Sun,” and faaoad lato tha Boyla paatura. It Ob tha moUoa of iaiaetaaan Joha- UUsd hy an automobUa aarty this BRITAnrS PRESS TOLLAND DEMAND FOR TUNGSTEN mistakes made. The Flying Eagle Eunlea Bitiwn took e h a ^ . Wa will ba poaalbta for cowa to 'graaa ston, saooadsd hy Balactmaa im a m . year, has ba«a aantmacad. It in- Patrol bad the leas mistakea and OFFERS TOWN LAND Ciri opened the meeting by playing Poor .Berlbe, NsUle BunUtam. to tha border of Horaa atreet, it It was voted to tahia tha raqoaat tor cludaa C Richard Graan of Amherst, MAEES BOOM IN CHINA they won the contest. BIDFORATRUCK Pussy and a bop, skip and Jump re Troop 7 PART OF STREET xvaa atated. discontiBuaaca of the old road Maas., chairman; Wm. P. Smith of A special program has bOM pre Following the patrol conteat an lay. We had a horseshoe formation The meeting opened with a horse A spirited argument ansuad ba- way in question until furthex la- Newington and Phillip H. Grcasley PRAISES LEAGUE pared for the Easter service at the instruction period was held. No tests TO USE FOR DUMP Scout In which the Girl Scout laws, mot tweaa aavaral of tha atombara of tha forroation can be obtained. were passed but e few scouts were shoe formation m which the Girl of West Hartford. 'Federated church next Sunday Material That Coca Into Battle- to, etc., were repeated. Patrol cor Scout promlae, laws, motto and slo board relativa to tha quality and w orkl^ on signalling and they have N o w ners were held, followed by Scout tyi>a of houaaa la tha aactfoa ad- morning. shipa Wanted by Nearly All gan were reposted. Patrol eemeni Retnwft to^bcontiDiie Sec NEW 8TOIUM MA800T aoverhsemxnt — almost nwstered the ert of receiv ^ ih rtw w T m Down R e work. Some girls ivorked on Judg were held and Captain Agard gave Jacant to tha amall park. Selact- Witk Few Excepdons News Mrs. Harry Wood haa returned to the World Powers. ing meesages. ing and signalling and others work out the notice of the class for the man John Jensen defended the reai- Easter candles and novaltiaa. her home after aeveral daye spent The meeting was closed at 9:19 40 Acre Plot on Broid St, W ise HARTFORDSmith's I VMSt But ApproTe Spray- ed on second class and tenderfoot Dancers’ Badge which started Wed tion of Horan Street Gi?es denta with an oaaartion that bomea Storrs; April IS. —(AP)— A Boxed chocolates 29c to $1.00 lb. as a patient at the H artfo^ hoepl- Naachang, Klaagsi, China, April with the Scout Oath. The closing Don't forget the supper and par work. The meeting was closed by nesday after achool. A game of Id that section were as good aa tha special oommlttea appointed by tha Nichols, Post Office Building, Depot papers Apphad Actioii in tal. 19.—The laersMliig world demand was led by Sumner Chitler. Parcel of R. 0 . Cheney ty to be given for all council mem singing "Down by the Station" and bean bags waa played after which average In town and that tbs real- ^nnecU cut State College Senate to Square. Mr. aad Hra. Joaeph DuFore aad Notes "Taps.” Some of the girls are go Selectmen Problem. for Tungsten essential element In I Bg ApproprndioB. bers, all leaders, both Girl Scout Captain Agard took the tenderfoot daughter, Margaret were hurriedly the manufacture of eteel which goes The different patrols have started fashions for Easter shoppers! and Brownie. The date, April 21, ing ‘jo Join the dancing class Wed- work and Virginia Armstrong help Censuring Reich’s Policies called to Waterbury, Venpont, Estate It Sogfetted. neaday after achool. Attention! We to make battleehlps and big guna— to hold patrol meetings during the at 6:30 o'clock. The place Is the ed the othu girls with signalling. Tuesday evening on account of tha has brought boon times to the week. It is a very good idea. Keep Highland Park club house. The will not have a hike this Saturday Captain Agard taught' ua a new Tha Salactmen wars faead with serious lllneas of Mr. DuFore's sis & n » board of park oominl«rioa«rt, but we will have one some day dur mountainous regions south of hue. it up. A meeting of the Pine Tree conunittee should know bow many song, ’TVhy doesn't my Goose a perplexing assignment last night London, April 18—(AP) — The ter. Patrol will be held Wednesday night James H. Rohan, agent for the R. Ita raquMt for approprUUona «[ Intend to be present Saturday at ing vacation week. Last week the Sing." The meeting closed with a One-half the world's output ot this m to for olm troo apiaylni: apd $900 following girls passed bed-making concerning the application of John British press generally applauded Tolland Orange has accepted aa scarce metal ia produced in this at Scout Master Irwin's. All officers O. (?heney estate, offered the Town Hollywood Inspired the latest. All. council members goodnight circle and ‘Tapa.” the League of Natlon’a criticism of invitation to neighbor and furnish a area. I f f % turn truck for the department, may notify Mrs. F. H. Harvey; all and table setting; Eris Carlson, Scribe, Virginia M. Armstrong. Boyle of Manchester Green for au please be present and prompt. A les of Manchester a 40-acre plot of kimiaad the ire of several members Dorothy Bonino, Shirley Horan. German rearmament today, but the part of the program with Tunxis With nations the world over rac son in leather craft will be given by members of officers association Troop • thority to close the old road known BUY YOUR ROSE BUSHES (Irange, Bloomfield, ApriUSO. land on Middle Turnpike West and E tlM Board of Selectmen last night notify Captain Emily Smith; all Evelyn Moran, Lola Coleman and oonaervative Times associated Itself ing to rearm, the production of Scout Master Irwin. No hike was Are These Kacratarjr 8. O. Bowers read a let- Jennie Pollyott. Evelyn Moran, Our meeting Monday evening as Horan street, westerly of the The regular ToUand Grange tungsten haa grown so rapidly the< mode last Saturday so there will Broad street for $3,217.80 at the Brownie leaders notify Eunice opened In the tower room. Patrol present street by the same name with the organ of the SoclalUts, the regular meeUng of the Selectmen ksr from the park board outlining Lolas Coleman and Jennie Pollyott Herald, In deploring the action at whist will be held Friday evening, provlaclal government haa created probably be a hike this coming Sat i|be need of sprasrlng the local elm Brown. If transportation is desired comers wore formed and dues and that enters into the Capitol View April 19 at tbs Oimmunlty House a monopoly to prevent the industry last night. Since the cloeing of^the kindly call Mrs. J. 8. Brown or Mrs. also passed cooking. attendance taken. Some time was Heights tract off Middle Turnpike, Oeneva. / urday. Gather more test caterpll- to prevent destruction by the Scribe, Jessie Little. ”It Is regrettable that no allo r* when the public are invited. Prises getttng out ot control. lows. Some of them are hatching School street dump It will be neces tree ^ t l e and pointed out the Harvey. then devoted to the study of Scout near the residence of Jsn y Maher. will be given and refresbmenta The monopoly proposed to regu sary for the town to secure a dump Troop 4 * work. Miss Perrett with the aid NOW AT THIS BIG SALE once should have been made by • already but It will take two weeks 1 of a new truck for the depart- At the meeting of the QIri Scout It waa brought out In the discussion served. late sales, modernise mining meth soon. Garbage and rubbish haa been Swagger Leaders’ Association held on April The meeting opened at the usual of a group of girls picked out two of Boyle’s request that the old road body like the League for ipeclal clr^ before the majority of them hatch. Dt time of 6:00 with the horseshoe for eumatancea for which Germany in Charles C. Talcott and Howard ods, make a thorough su^ey of all Remember the motto "Upward and dumped for the past few years in a Selectman James H. Johnston 10, the following officers were elect- plays which are to be given by the had been used for many years and 50,0000 PLANTS — 200 VARIETIES OF ROSE BUSHES Ayers have returned home after known tungsten deposits and im small area on the north aide of ied: President; Captain Nina Fogll; mation. While In this the laws and troop during May. It waa planned Selectman John Jensen stated that curred her obligations,” the Times O nw il.” Scribe—John Johnson. ated that the town needed tnicks promise were repeated under the said. several weeks spent In Florida and prove methods of transportation in Broad atreet extension. ,ore than the park department aid vice-president. Captain Phyllis Bur to start rehearsals at the next troop the matter of closing the road had sight-seeing on the return trip. preparation for an expansion of pro Rohan stated that the tract which dick; and secretary and treasurer, direction of Marion Montle. After meeting. We also planned to have been brought up before but had al "It xvould liave enhanced the re The Fourth Quarterly conference electman Frank V. Willlaras took a colors were dismissed, Alice Ben Over 1,000 Other Varieties of Plants, Shrubs, Trees, Peren putation of the League for im duction in the event of future wars. he was offering waa about 40 acres __ at the department by stating Captsdn Emily Smith. Emily Smith a hare and hound chase during the ways been defeated. of the Methodist branch of the Fed Tungsten waa first, discovered in in area and had a frontage on Middle was elected the representative from nett brought forward June Eaton vacation at the end of April. We Selectman Jensen spoke to favor nials, Rock Gardien Plants, Etc. partiality if one voice at least had erated church will be held at the SELECTMEN TO VIEW COATS at the park" board allowed its ap- Kiangsl in 1911. Us output reached Turnpike of 1800 feet and fronted the Leaders' Association to the as a candidate for the Tenderfoot formed the goodnight circle and of retaining the old road. He ex I been raised to recall the manner In latlon to be expended “riding pin. She was presented to our cap ' which this particular treaty was Community House next Wednesday the highest level during the World westerly on Broad street for a dis _obhtes" while the park superin Council. A new constitution has sang Scout songs. The meeting pressed doubt as to the legality ot afternoon at 3 o’clock with Rev. War aad slumped to its lowest dur MOVIES ABOUT TRUCKS tance of 1000 feet. been drawn up and was accepted by tain who In turn presented the pin closed with the singing of "Taps.” Boyle’s deed to the property in Impoaed." tendent sat around and collecM $36 to June. Keep up the good work Get Your Plants Fresh and Strong: From New Engrland’s Most 'The Times emphasized that at George Scrivener, district superin ing the recent Commimiat disorders The Selectmen took the offer un te r week. Selectman David Cham- the group. Mrs. Nelson .Smith is a Scribe, Phyllis Barrett. question, a triangular plot of land tendent, presiding. when the Reds overran the mining der advisement. new examiner for the Wild Flower June. Following the dismissal of which Town Engineer J. Frank Complete Nursery. “all previous great peace congreasea There will tie a business meeting stated that he would approve the horaeshoe, patrol comers were Troop 11 of modern times, representatives of territory. ■praying but would not approve the Finder Badge, and John Robinson Thursday night at the T. M. C. A. Bowen stated waa shown on the of the Federated church committee To See Chevrolet Demonstra for the Bugler Badge. All leaders held during which time dues and the vanquished countries were free The present methods of produc ^ e k cost He wanted to know attendance were taken. During the we gave a mother and daughter early maps of the tract aa a small to negotiate treaties article by arti Thursday evening, April 18 a t the tion are primiUve in the extreme. tion Through Movies at %gw much material was hauled by planning to attend the party to be party. We started with an enter- park. The tract was laid out by parsonage. DONALD lUFFNEY DIE^ given by the council 'at the High meeting the following girls passed cle" whereas Germany waa forced Hand labor is relied upon entirely Meeting Next Wednesday the present truck, First Aid; Margaret Turek, Flora tatnraent. Janet. Elliott waa master EMgar Lynn In 1909. to sign the Versailles Treaty, "liter Tolland Grange held ita regular aad the tungsten ore is carried r Clerk G. H. Waddell Informed the land Park club house on Wednes of ceremonies. Betty McCarthy It was stated that Boyle seeks to meeting Tuesday evening; at the Night. day. April 24. at 6:30, should noti Pickles, Florence Solomonscn, and ally at the point of a bayonet.” scores ot miles on the backs of men NEW BHTTAIN LAWYER board that three-fourths of tbs dll did a tap dance; Marjorie Mertena dl.scontinue the old road, known as The Herald aald “it Is a result Community House when a class of over precipitoua mountain trails too Swaggers cut in boxy style or flared In rear of the Municipal building fy the secretary, Emily Smith. Barbara Mack. The meeting clos sang; recitations were given by Horan street, and agreed to give to candidates was initiated in the third ■Troop 1 ed at 7:30 with the singing of which will be hailed by all those difficult tor even a horse or donkey A representative of the Riley tunic type---- buttoned high at the -Jka* hauled by the park department "Taps.' There will be no meeting of Marlon Mason; Mildred Sheldon the town an equal amount of land who wish to build a system of anti- and fourth degrees. It was alao in to negotiate. (Chevrolet Company appeared before Was Former Assistant State's ' truck. He said that the present We opened nur meeting with a played the piano. After this enter on the easterly side of the tract German alliances.” spection night. District Deputy neck with one or two large buttons ^ c k would suffice another year. game of Bird, Beast, or Fish, which the Troop Friday. April 19, because tainment, refresbroenta were serv where the present Horan etreet, a Laird of Sharon waa the inspector. the Board of Selectmen last night Attorney for Hartford Coun was followed by patrol comers. A of the holiday. Other Comments night and Invited the board to nit- ty—Son of Judge Bernard !•'. . . . .or perhaps like a French artist, Accordingly, David Chambers mov- Scribe, Marjorie Mitchell. ed. The hostesses were Janet BH traveled way, is located. The Daily Mall, which neither Mrs. Laird accompanied him. pd and l^ re ta ry Bowers seconded guessing game puzzled us amt nftei llott, Marion Mason, Ruth Frazier Selectman Jensen said that con J The business meetiftg of the Tol nesa movies of the operation of Gaffney. tied with a bow—sans souci! In this Troop S praised nor condemned the I-eague's BOY SCOUT NEWS Cnievrolet trucks at Boulder Dam. a motion that the request for $960 we had all "caught on" Captain and Mildred Sheldon. Games were siderable opposition to the discon action, urged the Britlah govern land Men's club will )>e held in the gi’oup is Agustabernard’s Swagger Ibr elm tree spraying be approved Smith read us the notices. Mae Mc Wo held our regular meeting played. We then returned the tinuance of the old road had been social rooms of the church Thursday Troop 7 Selectman John Jensen spoke in New Britain, April 18.—(AP)— Trotteur! Rough crepes, diagonal.* Neill and Edith Chapin surprised us Monday In the Hollister street ment "to get in step with public favor of the demonstration movie, d hncluded in the call for the spec- money'to the troop committee; this manifest, Indicating that residents opinion" which It interprets as fav evening, April 24. Tke regular meeting of Troop 7 Attorney Donald Gaffney, 37, form and cordova woolen in navy, Runku, town meeting May 1. The re- and pleased us by producing and school. Miss Brookings had charge waa loaned us. We closed our party in that area did not want a herd ot ROSE BUSHES Mra. Madge Wilcox of Merrow was held in the High school last which he said be had seen before, er assistant state's attorney for B handing out some candy. Many of the meeting. Announcements orable to granting Germany’s de and stated that he learned more beige, grey and black. ■uest for $900 for a truck, incorpor by singing "Taps.” cows In their front yard. The land Special While They Last mands. The Telegraph and the Post was a recent guest of her daughter, Friday night. Although the weather Hartford county, died at bis home ated In the same motion, was thanks to them. After working on were given by Mrs. Wood. The girls Scribe. Mildred Sheldon. west of the old road Is pasture land Mrs. Rupert West and family at about the efficiency of the Chevrolet our “ badges w# closed with the were then divided into groups to do HYBRID TEA praised the united front of the three was bad, the attendance was fairly hare today. He waa the son of Judge -8«nled. big powers a t <3eneva. . Snipsie Lake. good. Scout Master Irwin opened the trucks by this method in 20 minutes Bernard F. Gaffney and Mrs. Gaff O. P. Skewes and A. J. Sroka, em- goodnight circle. There will be no Scout work. The girls working on Sold in Bundles of 10 C ea. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Schaeffer of New than could be possible In any other meeting this week. Will the people first class did map making with The Press Ignored the question meeting at 7:16. Two fellows were ney. He practiced law with his Sizes 14 to 20, bloyees of the.park department, were NO 'nVO AUKE of the position of the Dominions un York city and Tolland have opened taken out of each patrol and each way.. He sold that he was willing •uida special constables upon the who have not brought In their reg Mrs. Wood. Those working on sec their home here for the summer. to view the movies again. father and two brothers, CJyril F. 88 to 82, 88 1-2 ond class worked with Mist Ragan der the League's new scheme to one was given an eno of a rope. Gaffney and Leo V. Gaffney. gaquest of the park commissioners. latratlon pleaM bring It to the next tighten up treaty enforcement H. H. Pelton of Hartford has pur Selectman Joseph Pero moved to 82 1-2 and meeting. An orders for badges and Mlsa Brookings. Tha ones chased the farm recently owned by They were told to Ue a "Sheep Attorney Gaffney was a graduate BLUE SEAL BRAND machinery. No mention was made shank" in the rope and to keep the that the board view the movies of of Yale law achool and was admitted 85 1-2 to 51 1-2. BTOBIW APPOINTMENTS must be In this week. working on tenderfoot requirements SALT IS CHEAP USE THE BEST L. Ernest Hall. the Chevrolet trucks In actual opera Scribe, Peggy Lee Woodruff. worked with Dorothy Post. Each that Canada had been named to tne other fellow at the other end from to the bar in 1922. He waa appointed 20 VARIETIES committee to decide on punitive Mr. and Mra. R. B. Parker of Har- tion at Boulder Dam on Wednesday Storrs, Conn., April 18.—(AP) — Troop 2 patrol presented a tableau. These 2 5 c wichport, Cape Ctod, Maas., have tying one. The boys struggled and a-xslstant to State's Attorney Hugh ' We had patrol corners first. Then were taken from history and fairy measures for future treaty violators. tugged for about five minutes; at evening, April 24, It agreeable to the M. Alcorn on September 7, 1928, and A committee which includes Harold The papers also did not publish hired the Overman House here for Riley Company. |L Freckleton of Glastonbury as Captain Durkee worked on signal tales. In closing Miss Regan taught the summer and expect to arrive the end of this time only one boy resigned on Nov. SO, 1934, because ot ling with the first cla.ss girls. I.icu- us a new pirate song. The meeting RED SEAL BRAND reports from (3eneva that Sir John had succeeded. A three-legged race Later In the meeting the Select ahalrman and Joseph B. Burns of Simon, the foreign secretary, had June 1;' men authorized Town Treasurer G. III health. He served one term as llVatsrbury, assisting, has been ap- tenant Greer began the subject of was dismissed at 9 o'clock. Tolland Grange has accepted an waa held and it waa play^ with president of New Britain Lawyers fire prevention In the second class Scribe, Louise Chambers. 3 FOR $1.00 opposed applying punitive measures much enthusiasm. H. Waddell to purchase six or eight •olnted by the Cmmectlcut State ea. outside of Europe owing to the invitation to neighbor with Ekdio trucks at $1,000 top, per truck. C3ub and waa a member of the Hart group. They are to prepare for a Troop 6 3 8 c 30 VARIETIES Grange, Mansfield the evening of Before Patrol Cornets were held. ford County Bar Association. College student Senate to work with tc.sl next Monday. During the rest Troop 6 held Its regular meeting Dominions’ opposition to sanctions. the governing body at Rhode Island Commenting on Prime Minister April 23 and assist in the program. Scout Master Irwin announced that of the time we sang our new ‘songs. at the Manchester Green school on The Post Masters' Aasoclatlon of the inter-patrol contest would be fta te college. The girls seem to enjoy them very Monday, April 18 at 4 p. m. We GOLD SEAL BRAND Ramsay MacDonald's reaffirmation $228,000 GOES BEOOINO The group la to secure a trophy Ulsrcestcr of Britain’s Locarno obligations, the East Central Pomona Grange Juris about the points of the compass. At much. The meeting closed with a went Into Intereat groups. Mrs. GUARANTEED TO GROW AND BLOOM diction will meet with Wapping tendance was taken and dues were •rtth the mascots of both Instltu- goodnight circle. We aang "The Hill took compass and Captain Fo Daily Mail pointed out that the Yonkers, N. Y.—Arthur Muth, Aons cast in silver and it would be THI CHOiCI or THI dominions were exempted from these Grange on the evening of April 30 collected by the Patrol Leaders and TALCOTTVILLE Embers of Campfire" and “Taps." gll worked with her girls on several 12.^ VARIETIES for the annual banquet. they prepared this patrol for the Federal receiver in charge of liqui passed between the two.instltutlons Scribe, May Griswold. things. We went Into patrol cor- ea. obligations. dating the First National Bank and Bcoordlng to the winnet In the tradl WORLD'S ORIATIST CHirS ALL TRIED AND TRUE The Manchester Guardian said Tolland people were saddened to contest There will be a service at the Troop S nera where dues and, attendance hear of tbs death of Mrs. Carrie K. Three circles were drawn on the Trust Company, la having his trou tional football game each fall. . The regular meeting of Troop 3 were taken. We played a knot editorially the Geneva "censure Is church on Good Friday morning at bles. Just: a warning la necessary." The Wollerton at Wethersfield Monday floor and a patrol was put in front 9:80 o’clock, conducted by Rev. Val Salt SEAL PART BRAND paper expressed the opinion It afternoon. Mrs. Wollerton was a of each circle The patrols had to entine S. Alison of Tolland. For 18 months he haa tried to pay 40 per cent of the claims, but The eream ot the crop. Oomprislag would be difficult to believe Hitler frequent visitor in town at the home place on the circle in their correct Rev. David L. Vale of Meriden, a will not "understand that at Stresa of her sister, Mrs. W. Hoyt Hayden places, the sixteen points of the he atill is unable to get 4,000 de the beat Bpeclnien plants of old and family. She leaves a daughter, former pastor, will preach on Easter positors to come and collect $228,- There's Peasant favorite* and new and patented In and now at Geneva the powers have compass. Ail the patrols hurried to Sunday. 000. cried 'halt'." - Elizabeth K. Wollerton of Hartford; troductions. The best to be bad nt 1 one sister, Mrs. W. Hoyt Hayden of any price. AND UP This L,iberal newspaper pointed Influence in out that “all political thought can Tolland; two brothers, Lewis A. not have been killed even by Hit King of River Edge, N. J„ and ler," and wondered whether some Harvey W. King of Wethersfield. Blouse-Back thinking Germans would not say The funeral waa held Wednesday at "can It be that the policy of the 2 p. m., at Furey’s Funeral Home, Third Realm isn't all we've been led Hartford. to believe?” READY TO DAY-NEW KIND BURNS^ALLEN UUGHS COATS WAPPING TOP NEW PICTURE STORE OPEN . >. the Logical -- There were 18 members of 100 VARIETIES FRUIT TREES Wapplng Grange who motored to “Love in Bloom” Romantic Store for Hebron Grange, No. I ll, at Gilead PERENNIALS AND Comedy Stars Famous Pair; Coats___*• PLANTS AND VINES hall last Tuesday evening, where It Good Co-Feature Shown. OF SUMMER MOBILDIL! ROCK GARDEN PLANTS waa Neighbors Night. Andover, Manchester and Wapplng Granges were invited. Details are In the George Burns. Grade Allen, Joe THIRD Each Shade and Oriental Trees Gilead column. Morrison and Dixie Lee head the FLOOR What is this note of peasantry? It’s The next Federated Sunday cast of Paramount’s "Love in ALL DAY a note of pleasantry, this bloused School Social will be held Friday Bloom,” the romantic comedy about IN PACKAGES OF At Bargrain Prices young lovers who try to find a way back which flows into dolman sleeves ea. evening. May 3, at the Community and dizzy honeymooners who were and a fitted waist with pencil skirt, 3 OF ONE VARIETY 8 > / 3 C Church House. The games and always In their way, which comes sports will be arranged by Ralph E. tomorrow for a two-day run to the and sometimes collared with a bit of FLOWERING SHRUBS Collins and his class of boys, and State theater. sleek fur! Matelasse, cordova and Mrs. Hattie B. Johnson’s class will The central plot of "Love In have charge of the refreshments. diagonal crepes in navy, Runko, beige AND VINES Bloom” deals with two romantic and black. Sizes 14 to 20, 38 to 52, EVERGREENS The South Windsor Congrega youngsters in New York who are tional church has invited the mem madly In love but who haven't half and quarter sizes. and up bers of the Federated church to even got the price of a marriage GOOD FRIDAY linite with them in a Communion license. Joe Morrison Is the Soy, 2 5 . . « 5 • 0 0 up Service this Thursday evening at "cpH E rASTEsT motor oil succe.xs in Aineri- READ THIS a Bby young composer who left hla 7:30 o'clock. There la to be appro village to seek fame in the Ug i can history I" That was the record . . . AMAZINQ PROOF priate music and a sermon by Rev. city, and Dixie Lee is the ^ rl, a Going Fast!—Grand Values in this made by the new Mobiloil Arctip last Winter. ALL PRICED AT LESS David Carter, pastor of the Feder “right” girl who ia running away BARBERRY ated church. That is the reason for the tremendous im H erb is rbown by aeind from the cheapness of her father’s ffsies the tnperiority of new The Federated Workers will meet carnival. portance of this announcement. Today . . . • THAN COST OP next Friday afternoon In the Com ■ Do Your Last Minute Mobiloil, msde by the Clear- HEDGING A kindly old music-dealer adopts you can get Summer Mobiloil, relincd by the munity CSjurch House at 2 o’clock. them and'seta them on their feet. SUIT SALE oool ProccM, In comparison tame Cleorosol IVoccm as Mobiloil Arctic. PRODUCTION The subject Is "Easter.” Mr. Car Just as they make up their minds with anolhsr widely-oold mo ter will bring a message in the Now you can have the same remarkable tor oil i to get married, the ^rl’a brother |C doz. devotional period Mrs. Levi T. turns up with his wife and the cal savings . . . the same improved engine per oriloil o Dewey and Mrs. Donald J. Grant Easter Shopping M ® J" liope they had taken on their formance . . . all Summer . . . that changed AND UP will be the hostesses. honeymoon. , $1 2 .7 5 _ the nation's oil-buying habits last Winter. Mrs. Lillian B. Gammons, widow Bums tells Dlxla Lm that th* ALL OF THE of George W. Gammons, was burled For the first time, you can go through carnival has broken up and their Sizes 14 to 20 in grey,, tan, browp, navy and 68% In the famUy plot In the Wapplng father la in Jail. She gives him the dawn blue! SAMPLE suits included! Coats Summer with an oil eleanttd of mrt-forming POPULAR cemetery Tuesday afternoon. The money she and Morrison ‘ have matter that formerly resisted refining. iMjriSBM CALIFORNIA bearers were Leon Holmes, Charles for Men’s and Boys’ ”re short jackets, man tailored; long swag- • tklaalliW lOOe 38 VARIETIES saved to bail her father out. From The price of this new Summer Mobiloil Miller, S. J. Straughan, Thomas that point on, it is a race between <^er, and tunic coats! Tweeds7‘men’s wear PRI\TTT knarrison. William Burke and Ed the young lovers trying to get to flannels, checks and worsteds! has not becit rnisoxi one cent! Try it today I AND MANY FINE vard Gates. the altar, and the dizzy honey- Standard Oil o r New York AND UNUSU.\L Mrs. Lewis Newberry is at the moonera getting in their way. And SOOONT-TACVl'M OU. CO.. INC doz. Hartford hospital for observation, the aolution comes only when Joe SPECIMENS Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Kenneth and Morrison writes a hit song and gets Clothing and young son o t Westerly, R. I., have enough money to buy the carnival AND UP been recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. so be can be near the girl he loves. Ralph M. Grant. Mrs. Kenneth was Gordon and Revel, composers of before her marriage Mlsa Helen "Did You Elver See a Dream Walk RED CROSS SHOES Grant of South Windsor. ing,” and many recent bits, wrote Experts in attendunce. If you hkve a plan or photo Joseph Makaravitch, wh» has been the songs which Joe Morrison and and For The Famfly very 111 and In the Manchester Me Oracle Allen sing In "Love in Footwear graph of your ground, bring them along. Advice free. morial hospiUI, died and his funeral Bloom.” Elliott Nugent directed waa held Tuesday. He was a the film, which alao features Rich brother of Mrs. Barney Klndsor of ard Carle and J. C. Nugent. 100 BorRS of operation on ordinary Clark street, near Wapplng Center. For the second feature for to oil did this! Engine valTe-ehambcr morrow and Saturday a apirited left dirty...coaled wHh gnm. conflict between the elderly princi HERE! pal of a small town Ugh school and Deaths Last Night one of her former pupils Is pictured ------In "Grand 01d Girl,” new RKO-Ra- v.Wl*' COATED” Miami, Fla.—(Charles Otis Rich dio Picture starring May Robson. ardson, 78, old-time theatrical man- Alan Hale portrays the former pu *TT» . • . TWs Raw Samnm MoMMI eoRias la ager of New York and Boston, and pil. As operator of a aecret room Quality Merchandise — Right Prices •ra«teBralcRn...MaWWlA. AT.B, BB.” pioneer motion picture exhibitor of In which achool students are en Florida. Among survivors is a sis couraged to drink and gamble, he ter, Miss Laura Richardson, of San comes Into open warfare with his ta Barbara, Calif. old teacher. SOLD AT THE SIGN C. E. WILSON & CO., Inc- Richmond, Va.—Mrs. Linnie MANCHESTER, CONN. Tucksr Moore, wife of the Rev. ATTA BOY. VIROmiA— .sti't-' James W. Moore, presicHng elder of OF THE k r m 100 hoon m new Mobiloil, LOCATION: ENTRANCE THROUGH ALLEN PLACE AT 282 NORTH MAIN ST„ the Richmond dUtrict. Methodist Bolchow, Mo.—Therti era red "PARADET'—four-eyelet tie, “PROM"— Seamless opera, onglae la still claaa. Becaase tUs 200 FEET WEST OF DEPOT SQUARE. OPEN 7 A. M.—9 P. M. INCLUDING SUN Episcopal church. South. She was a faces among the boy shorUt<^ of with sunburst perforations, perforated an d ' pimelwO,' SaC O N Y FLYING RED HORSE Mwafl la iractietlly lOMi j native of Louisville, Ky. grade achool baaeball teama In 'An C.€.HOUS€^SON OonUnental Cuban heel Oontlaental . Cuban DAY. DONT GO TO WOODBRIDGE ST. FARM. ^ Dea Moines, la.—John Thompson, drew county. INC. model In black, brown, (and model In black, browjE > 68. associate editor of WaUace's At the county baaeball tourna white calf.) $6.50 (and w hits).' .Af'irr'j OPEN SUNDAY AMPLE PARKING SPACE Farmer and Iowa Homestead, and ment, Miss Virginia Steely w m ■ ' widely known midwestern agricul- named abort fielder on tha all-coun MAINP^R., . tuflaL 1ty team. The other eight w en bejra. In a number of aewnqwpers a sjrndl- eatsd editorial starting os fbllowB; lowrer teeUrtfom eomlm tegothar T H E S C E N E S propertjr aad thus tatom ring with In his Illuminating book, "Tsa WOOLEN WORKERS CAREOFBABn Q ^ D A R K DAILY RADIO PROGRAM mastteaMoa aad dlfostleiL Deeapwd PLANSHRIEVALn Thousands Public Bnemies," m WASHINGTON bobjr teeth taoukthe ffUed, for de ■■ ■ Hebron Orange, No. i l l , held Its Courtney Rylcy Cooper reveals N E W coyed teeth may be reopoaelble for 8^- .?PSHBH£.KJ2Srr uiMJer th« Mime compul- teat a group of business men .BY RODNEY DUTCHER. THURSDAY, APRIL IS (Central aad Bastem Standard Ttale) eighth regular meeting at Gilead HAVE WAGES CUT Hall Tuesday evening. This was TEETH VITAL TO ■leepleae atghta, poor or DINNER FOR MAY 15 l * * * * ® i P w S ^ P l S S S r ^ ’ ” |Ilon M •very other pubUc a »e n cy - from a certain d ty visited a De BLOND Netei All programs to ker and baste ehalna or greiipa tharaot nniata as(Ml- dlstateroet ta acbool work or’ ploy. ged; ooaat to eoaat (a ta a) daalgnatloa InoludaaI airi arallabla statlona Neighbors' Night. 'The program partment of Justice official not Manchester HsraM’s Wsshlngton the ooflinilttece on Interstate Jr CsauiON Kbo m ib to spBBd BO mor* money than the Praerimt aublaot ta tbanta. P. Cant. Baat. waa os follows: Song by Orange, a Dr. Rlclunoed polated to the ear* »aSfil£Si*ri:iOTK>i* long agpo and told him that they OoiTSspondent eommece. TUa la a total of M •♦MS NSA Koscane ^B*nU Keaafer^ poeple a n wtUlnf to approprtaU tu letters each men most write. . •KMMMMmCt.MCYORK NBC-WRAF NtTWORK •14^ tide—^ u t y ProBram - aaat; paper, "Unpaid Workera,” ^ ttan CHILD’S HEALTH •ad ottentlee whleh awtbers ordi lU l had raised i large fund to finance rMBded October I. II them—eren Its matUeTml "property a vigilance committee In their One-Man Role' Banned for Oood In j "Then he must bring teem all to K------■ASIC — gaati waaf wlw wtel wtle Milton Charlaa. Organlat—waat Boom FoDpws Code Adop- by Esther Welles and read by Al- narily glva to the chUd’e hair, ftagbr- Sheriff-Beet WiDian A. Sef- >cM rcbcd Et c o E »c b lc » wjar wtag weah k ^ whio wfbr arre Site— dilA-Praaa. Nadia Nawa Parlad frod Stone of Wspplng Grange; noUa, akin, etc. Most mothers wrould rjbM^BTO esd Holl^rc* Entered ct the tax payer” provlalon could almost town to drive out the crooks. N B A .... Rsooevrlt "Nuggeota" i tee Pennsylvania Power A Light Co. New York. April 18.—Onri of tha « z y wban weaa wtam «w ] waal: midi diOa— TiCO—Myrt and Marea — raat: ' K it o ^ e et Mcneheeter. Cenn^ ae They wanted the official to ad Tlwt BMdle Hash ...... tVheClor | office to bo checked. Tbeso men re- nicest things kbout April la teat it M l W C B ^ O B A 4 ^ ? ^ ^ t a r y j O af'S? t a t ao'the'f^^tT * kid wmaq wefl who wow wdaf wkbf Chlaaga Canaart Orahaatra-waat, saxophone solo, by Word Krause of resent any critlctsm Induced by 8 be forgiven; If It were necessary to » om onum i r u i o o l o . . n t . ^ •lie— r iT ^ u a t Plain Bill — aait: tioD Bat Earnings Shrink Manchester Grange; sketch by An child’s untidy appearance, w ch as •aeead CUee Mall Matter. vise teem how to go about it. Flado Oat the Why of the Big sent this very much, but they know marks tee wraning of tea cocktaU- NOnTHWgST A OANAOIAN — wtmj Mapla Btraat-DIzIa: Orah,—raldw Should By No Means Be moior to Be Guest of Honor SDBaCRlPTION RATES forglTB it, sahlch it is not It can employer la Ms eSIea dead. j a m - , wiba katp wabe wdar ktyr crot etet dover Orange, vocal solo, by Doro uskenrot bOlr 01 dirty haads sad ‘ 'One Tear, by atall ...... II-JJ His advice was short and to the Utility P roteot...... Women Rise they had better do as asked or their party saaaon. By now most of tea SOUTH — wrra wptf wwao wta wjaz SitA - TiM^Banay Vanuta In Sang— spring hooka hava baen launched In VI8 HAPP. a stranger, offers to I aaat: Buak Nagar»—midwaat rpt thy Welles of Wepping Grange; face. 'HMy should, Ukewlee, roseat ^ : Far Moatb. by m all...... » bo easily amended out. point. and Sadie Lehby’s Rider. Jobs will be in danger. i mention this "But you’re sure you oaw her wfls-arsun wtod warn wmo wab wapi Site— 7i4A-Baaka Cartar'a Cammants Afterward, Report Showa. at HartfonL C0B7 ...... f floods of Martinis. And moat of help her. He sends her to a bMaty ! wjilz wamb kree wky wtaa wbap kpro •ketch by Manchester Grange; Neglected Becanse They criticism o f unclean teeth, he eoKL "Gk> back and chase out your to you so teat when you get a flood faas?” wool ktba ktha waoo wava wtar riCO— SiOe—Namanea by David Naat Dalltrcred one y e a r...... ae|».00 crooked lawyers and politicians,’* tee new authors have had their shop where the IS transformed Into rise— tits—Lalth Btavtnt Htrmonlaa chalk reading, by Esther Wellee of The mother should core for the Washington, April 18.—You won’t of letters you will know how and "Sure 1 did. T looked right at It. MOUNTAIN—koa kdyt kgir kghl riO ^W anar O’ Kaafa A thaw Wspplng Orange: vocal solo, by MEMBER o r THE ASSOCIATED he said, "and your crime problem egoa baptised In publicity. n brunet, then tokeo her home. In PACIFIC — fcito kfi kew komo kbq teeth e t the very young chU^ and COLLEGE PACIFISTS find anything about it in the ad- why you receive teem ...... ’’ Why, what’s so myaU;1ous ataut kfad ktar kzo kpo kaz ksa kyr kya SiXt— tiSO—Waring’a Pannaylvanlana Washington. April 18.— (A P )— A Henry HllUord of Andover Grange, Are Only Temporary, A t a recent meeting o f the execu PRESS won't bother you any more." Kaiser*]! Stay Put Lecturers are drifting back to troducing her as hta secretary. She I t ? ” •iSO—tOiSA-Haraoa Haldt'a Brigadiara teen train him to clean bis teeth The Aeeoelated Preee la eacluelr^y minlstratlon’a now NRA bill, but Cant. gatt. i {■44—t0i4e—Tha Valaa at Cruaadara ehiurp Incline in wwskly eomtage of and song by Orange. Thera were tive committee of tee Hartford College students, for some reason That is a very familiar Idea—and Hitler Is trying to get tee ex- Manhattan from tee * midlands, meete Happ’a son, NORMAN; Ms properly and supervise the cleaning asUtlad to the nee for repBblleatloa and already have bcgUc to tall In "Nothing,” Mlllicent told him, 4iXk- SilO—Sugar A Ounny, Comady tOiOA-lliOO—Praddy Btrgin Ora*—ba- woolen and worsted goode work 119 persons present, representing County. Pemoeratle Association It •t all newe diepatchee oredited to It or other, appear to be peculiarly toOTo-man rule | KaYser"back on aermanMil, accord stepson, ROBERT CAIBE; MRS. smiling, "but I was wondering if Site— ti4S—WiTlIa gryant’a Orahaatra alo: Myrt and M aiw ^rpt for weal State Director Says. unUl certain that tee trolntaff Is familiarity is said to breed contempt search o f fresh material for more lies— diOO—Oaerna Outty Orahaatra tOiXt—ttiW—g . Madrlguart Orohaatra the following Oranges; Vernon, Co- oompleto. was decided to hold a “Shrievalty or act otherwiae credited la thia open to the-power of suggestion. A tn tee NRA of the future. Ing to confidential advices from a HAPP; aad I’ERA DUOHENE, Mrs. you'd be able to recognize a photo ers’ after a boom to tbe spring and paper aad alao tha local newa pob> At all events, the Dee Jay official s lectures. Nobody gives bon voy Hnpp's Maid. ■lie— Siie—Amar, Vocational Aaa'n. ttiSO—ttiOO—Harbla Kay and Orehaat. lumMo. WelUngford. East Hamp Dinner” at the Hotel Bond ta Hart Unless the Senate makes an German ar-urce usually reliable graph of her." ■iSO— diSO—Praat. Nadia Nawa Parlad 11:30—1*:S0—Denny Thympeen Orehet. summer of 1038 was reported today ton, Wethersfield. Oilcheater. <3ood ford Wednesday evening. May 18, llahed herein. . few yesu's ago they rather made a advice, excellent os It is. Is almost amendment, tee form of adinlnlatra- age pactlea to lecturers, bacauee ’That night a note on (Mr her door Site— Size—Mary Small A Orchaatra All ripbta of repubileatlon of which arrived here during the peak they might never come back. For "If It was a good picture I think Site— ei4S—Billy A Batty-wear only NBC-WJZ NETWORK by tee Bureau of Labor Statistics. WlU, CUnton, Andover, Wspplng Any impreeelon that baby teeth with Democratic Sberlff-elect of apeclal diapatehea herein are alao re* fad of committing suicide—some never followed. So it is with con Uon will be left to Roosevelt. of tee war scare. According to this Informs MHUeent. “The woman in During tee months Just before eign actors and actressea are I could. Sometimes you see a w(oman SiOO— TlOO' Oana Marvay Orehaatrt BAgIC — Bacti wja wbi-wbca what and Manchester. Refreshments of may be neglected tn core because MANUFACTURERS DENY Hartford (*ountyi William A. Barred.______~ body sUrted It like at other Umes The President and Donald Rich story; black ormlne la here." Mlllicent osae dressed a certain way and teen you S i i ^ TilO—'Tho Marry Mlnatral Bhow and Just after their code was ap sandwiches, coke, cookies an() cof Seymour of Bast Granby, as tee siderable surprise that one learns looking up ship acbedulea or Hol the woman, tries to follow, hot loeeo riOe— eiO^Nudy Vallaa’a Hr.—o to o wham kdka wear wjr whr wiyr wmal they ore not permanent la erroneous, Pull aerriee client of N E A Berr* somebody started fads for wearing that In Phlladelpblar—notoriously berg have discussed tee question Wilhelm Is virtually broke, lywood time tablea Dlatingulshed gat a snapshot picture of her and SiOO— tioe—Ahowboat of tha AIrwava wfll; Midi wcky wanr wls kwk kwer proved, tee size of tee woolen fee wrere served. D ic in g waa en guest o f honor. William M. Greene, toe, Inc. ______frequently. They agreed teat a gmt unable to ooUect revenue from her. Mlllicent goes to tee ebauffeur’a it doesn’t look at all the same, but if • lO ^ieieo—Whitaman’a Mualo Hall koll wran wmaq kto wkbf workers’ weekly payrolls wros lar joyed after tee meeting until mid for the core of Uu baby’s teete Is a SEC. WALLACE’S CHARGES pretrtdent o f tee aosoclatlon, was funny bats or driving awful-looking mualclana art played out as their NONTHWIST A CANADIAN — wiml ■»r- corrupt Philadelphia of all places— like General Johnson could l^ t hit estates back home because quarters. Tbe chauffeur Is dead from tell was a good picture I think I lOiOO-lliOO—Orahtm MeNamaa—west ger than it had been for several night. Music was furnished by the health measure which may be neg named general chairman of tee ar- Pablliher'a ilepreaentatlra: The automobiles. Now they are all concert tours come to an end. Even a bullet wound. ’JIts—lilts Maradith Wilaan Orehaat. wiba katp wabo wday kfyr cr«t cfef •sr- Jullua Matheera Special Aseney—New six laivyers have Just been disbarred things done a lot faster than a board of Relcb currency restrictions, tee night clubs are having a hard could spot It all right” ieIts—llite—Tom Coaklay A Orchaatra SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wla wjaz years, tee bureau sold In Ita third Grange orchestra. lected only St tee peril of the ebUd’e rongementa committee and will also Next morning, EROEANT MA- Terk. Chicaco, Detro t and Beaton. stirred. up About peace, and going for collusion with racketeers and like the present NIRB. and heavily indebted to Amster time finding reasons for giving 8 "What color was her hat?” lin o—tZKKh—Danca Muale Orchaatra arfia-wcun wlod wrm wmo Web wapI report on wages and hours in tee The Bcbools in Gilead had one physical well-being. Dr. E. Harvey serve as toMtmaater at tee event. HONEY lakes charge of tee oaae. 1t;8IH-12i30—Joa Nalchman Orchaatra wjdz Womb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro textile Industry. session on Wednesday so that the Richmond, director of tee DIvlaton Survey Shows That Processing ■ P MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF trqt-of^Ahsir way to fight for it by But they also agreed teat no dam bankers. Attempts to have publicity soirees. "Black 1 think, but I cuui’t be weal ktba ktha waoo wava Tbomoa M. Rourke of Unlonvtlle other unethical practices. They - Over tee telephone MBS HAPP CBS-WABC NETWORK But tee average shrank from teachers, Mrs. Ida Heck and Mrs. of Mouth Hygiene of tee State De Tax la Raining Textile In boa been named to supervise the ac- CIRCULATIONS. inaugurating campus revolts against sane, high-grade man would ever the currency restrlctloiis relax sura.’’ MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr kghl were six out of eight against whom learns that her husband baa been BASIC—Btati wabc wado woko weao Ruby Pease, could attend tee teach take such a Job again and that, even ed -and to borrow from Sir “What color was her hair?” craab wnao war wkbw wkre wbk eklw .PACIPIC—kzo kfl krw komo khq kfad $17.50 during August and Septem- partment of health, declared todiw dustry in New England. tivttles -of the ticket committee; The Herald Prlntlns Company. Ino., military training. It must be teat on one-occasion kidnaped. She Is warned not to In ber, 1083, to $1843 ta August, 1084. ers’ meeting held et Colchester Harry 8. Buries o f East Hartford •aaumea no SnanclaT reaponalblllty charges were brought by the local if be (Ud, tee thousands of inevitable Henri Oeterdlng, Brittsb oU or another averybody has gone "It was covered up pretty well b4 wdro woau wjaa waan wtbl wapd wlar ktar kpo kaz kgm kgr kya in tee deportment's weekly broad for typographical errora appearing la It appears that the "antl-mlHtar- Bur Association. One of them is presaurea on him would soon k i^ k magnate, flaled. form tbe poUoe. tee hat. I don’t know whether It wral wbna: Mldwaati wbbra wfbm kmbe Cant. Bait. This was about one dollar a week Wednesday afternoon. cast. “Help your-cblld to get a good will bead tee gift eonunlttee; Ernest to a cocktail party (some of the kmox wowo whas kfah less than tee average during tee de Mr. and Mrs. Elrlc Larson and Washington. Anril 18.— (A P )— C. Perry, the decoratlona committee; adrertlameata In the Maneheater Ism” Idea baa infected Connecticut him off balance. Hard times caused members of publishing houses still call them Norman begs MiUlcent to tell him black or not She had the kind o r BAST—wps wbp when wIba wtea ware 4i30— S:30—Tha Singing Lady—aaat start in Iffe by taking core of the Erening Herald. a state senator, another a civil serv J'JJ— 5’Jt~2!'Pl'an Annia—ttato n ly pression year of 1982, $4.75 less than daughter of Amherst, Mass., have James R. Rabbett of Windsor Locke State College and the directors of The chairman of a board con al the small court to Intrigue and literary teas), has had a thor what she knows of tee whole affair. ■kin that goes with a blond—sort of Wleo efrb eKao wibz wmaa baby teete,” he urged. Manufacturers’ complaints about ice commissioner. The two who She does. Together they determine OlXlg—wfat wsta wbro wqam wdod { “{{ —Wm. LundtII'a Intarvlaw tn 1928. moved here into the Horton house. the speakers committee; George T. THURSDAY. APRIL 18. ways pass the buck to the full board propagandize abroad toward a royal- oughly enjoyable time, and keeps smooth and white, except for tea kira wrcc wlao wdau wtoe krid wrr dlls—To ga Anneunead—aaat: C(u-e and responelbtllty of the tee group of cotton texUle industry that instituUon have taken time by escaped disbarment were severely to solve tee mystery. ktrh ktaa wmeo koma wdbo wbt wdac Weolay tha Math—waat The Bureau reports were ordered Mr. Leraon is working for Robert baby's teete really begins In tee Monion of Avon the music commit when a few billion dollars' worth of let restoration—an Idea which ap OU attending teem with tee con cheeks, and her Ups wrere real rad." E. Foote. In New England, termed by Secre the forelock and served notice that NOW OO ON WITH THE STORY wblz wdbj wwra wmbz wale wtnbr e i » —PraM. Nadia Nawa — ba- by President Roosevelt when he ap third, monte of fetal life, and, there tee; Charles B. Mahoney o f Wtad- AROUND THE CIRCLE censured for improper realization of Industry lands on his neck. That’s peals to at least one strong element viction that some day history will "I think we’ll get a photo tkala JBmi hgka woea wdna wnox kwlcb ■ •J"gl"g Lady—mtdw rpt proved tta general textile strike set- Mrs. Clarence Fogll and Mrs. t e Of-Agriculture Wallace yeeter- ■or tee dinner committee while agitators against the college train why tee revised NRA will be gov In Germany. Hitler’a secret police— repeat Itself. I go to them, too, graph,” Mlllicent told him, "and MIOWkST — wzl wmt wmbd wlm S i J t J'S -A rm an d Olrard and Orah. fore, tee health of the expectant their responsIbUitles. CHAPTteR XXXI •>44— fi44—Lowall Thomaa — aaat: tiement, lost September. They ore Floyd Fogll and daughter, Patricia, cL.y aa "all smoke screen,” were ’Iho enormous ineffectiveness of ing system, whether of the student erned by a board—though tee su the Gestapo— decided It would be whispering to my conscience en come back. You can look at teat wtbw kfh wsmk wkbn wceo wabt kacj mother should be eofeguordeiil from As a matter of fact Philadelphia Norman Happ emerged from the wnax woo OrphM Annia—rau at to midwatt being sponsoreii by NRA and tbe were visltora In WUIlmantlc . Tues tee very start, by eating foods which many and conflicting, a survey by the New Deal In bringing the lion preme NRA power will continue to safer to heve the ex-Kaizer at home, route teat no matter how badly and tell us If It’s the same wmmani’’ ' MOUNTAIN—kver kid keh kil J iO ^ yiO^Amaa ‘n'^Andy—aaat only day afternoon. tee New England Council dlecloeed body or the faculty, will be fired. could probably find nearer a hundred sixth retail liquor store he bad COAST — kb] koln kfro kol kfpy krl •■♦J— 7i14—To Bo Anneunead Textile Labor Board. will furnish plent} of lime for build test with Roosevelt. where he could be watched. they turn out they are still part "I can try. anyway, Ckime again Workers making tee least per M n. John Lyman, who baa been today. The survey was compiled at and tha lamb to lie down together Whether that Is quite the best way of my Job. The fact la, of course, covered. Mlllicent looked at bis face, Ubk tan] kwg kem kdb kgmb kgb •>**— Z>3?—Fl«y4 Oibbona Haadllnat ing teete and bone, by getting ample and six than six lawyers who de A "Hint” To Biddle " But the ex-Kalser wants to stay anytime, ma’am. It’s a pleasure to Oont. Bait. Sinfc Yodallitd hour suffered most by tee decrease visiting her son and family, Mr. tee request of tee Chamber of Com- and In conjuring peace and well to meet what after all may be re Rooeevelt, wrritlug not long ago to that afternoon parties are a kind knew teat he had discovered some ?*SJ— 4:00—Paitaraldv Coneart Oreh. fresh sir and sunshine, and by a served disbarment. So could any where he Is—and have hla income help you any way I can.” 4ite— lite-^aak Amidtrone — adat; ?>i5~ !'*6—Ta Ba Anheunetd In weekly earnings from tee summer and M n . Norman Lyman, boa re mefee committee on Industrial Con being out of the everlasting conflict garded as discussion of a public Chairman Francis Biddle of the Na bootlegged out to him, If possible. of occupational dls">se. a Public thing. "You’ve found it?" she asked Norman Happ piloted Mlllicent gniambla—Dlxta; Voaal—watt turned to her borne ta Marlborough. reasonable amount of exercise. Dr. ditions In New England, headed by other great city. And why the de dide— ii4K-t>lek Trae;^baala: Mini, J>2?~Daath Vtilay Daya. Play o f '33 to last aummer, the report Richmond sold. between employer and employed tional Labor Relations Board about Women Show Power Menace No. 1. when he bad approached tee car. from the store and, aa they crossed JiSO— *>30~AnBtll Maraada Oralitctra said. The spring vacation of the schools Frank W. Dunham of FaU River. question may be open to debate. aturaa — midwatt: Batwaan Book- f.Tdnor Soloa Absorbent cotton wo(md around cent members of the profession hes an Investigation he wanted made, Femsie wrath wrecked the lob- All invitations to afternoon par ‘T think so," ho told her. "This tee sidewalk, said, "That’s tee rea onto araat; Ceamopelltana—Dlzlo starts today for ten days. In contrast to Secretaiy Wal has never been better Illustrated But It is rather difficult to see what ties carry hopeful little gnaam. Leas Than $10 Weekly. tee fltiger and dipped in a soluUon itate as they do to Institute bar pro suggested: bylst-lnsplrcd rider to tee agricul* (4 to 7) a place ia open until 3 o’clock in the son I wanted you to talk with him. I •iSO—diOO—Buek Noeara—aaat; Ba- IQifO—DIaeuttlon of Betnamlet Nearly 20 per cent of tee mole Contractor Alexander Jarvis, Jr:, lace's declaration that over-produc than In the affair of the Colt strike. K. S,; V. P. In one corner. However, morning. A little after two a woman atrlea Oteead, Planlat—waat lOieih-lllOO—Bab Chatttr Orchaatra'— of boric acid may be used to clean bearlog the question of student mili ceedings against tHcse lawyer-crim "Let’s not have any publicity on turc appropriation bill which threat could see teat he fell for a pretty ■lit* *'t* — Bobby Banaan — aaat; workers and nearly 40 per cent of Is wmrking two shifts on the North tion, Inefficiency and obsolescence Right now hardly anybody knows I never have known anyone who bought a pint bottle of whisky and Tha Man of Netaa Trla-naldwaat J“ *: Amot ’n’ Andy—watt rapeat street road. The first shift works tee baby’s gums and later, when are tee causes of present textile tary training has upon the problem inals It Is Impossible for the layman this. It occurs to me that you and 1 ened to prevent the Bureau of Home ever sent in an acceptance. If you face and figure, and he was getting lOiJO—lliJO—Manny LaPart Orchaatra tee wmmen were earning leea than demanded teal particular brand.” Sise— diSe^rank Oallay Orohaatre— 4"4 Hla Violin ' $10 a week lost August from eix o’clock until 12 o’clock and teeth appear, a soft brush should be conditions in New England, tee much about the cause of the labor of peace or war. have been getting our names in tbs Economics from tipping off the decide to attend, they can’t ’ turn a little surly about my questions— Al Noth Oroh—.waat: Jack 11i04—1tiJ4—Tommy Tuekar Orchaatra to understand. Certainly the nor newspapers too often lately.” citizenry to healthy diets. "A woman!" Mlllicent exclaimed. AiWittrang, Bkateh—midwaal rpt In that connection,., the report tee second shift from 13 o’clock un substituted, tee mother attending to manufacturers Included tee proc- troubles at the Colt plant In Hart* It ehould be obvious ebpugh to you away. If you don’t go, you can acted as though he thought I wras 11i36—If lie—Dancing In Twin Cltlcc the cleaning until tee child is old mal, respectable lawyer suffers from Somehow or other, Biddle's name The House passed the rider at be ‘■Yes,’’ be said. pointed out that tee woolen work* til six o’clock. esalng tax, Japanese competition, ford—who is most to blame or why counter subsequent reproofs by trying to make trouble for tbe wo enough to be taught to use tee any college student, from whpm Is hasn’t been so prominent since. But hest of a lobbyist for flour millers ‘’What did she look like?” man Tn tee black ermine coat" era were tee best paid In tee whole Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish and north-south wage differential, state the presence of crooked shysters In pointing out that you hadn’t made ■on, Calvin, wrere vislton ta Hart brush pereonally. legislation and local taxation, as •—except those persons directly con- to be expected some familiarity Vltii one still seem.*) to read about Roose who had persuaded wheat slate Con "I want you to come In and talk She said excitedly, "Do you know 9:00—Death Valley Dsya textile Industry. the profession-and suffers greatly. any promises. 9:85—Mexlcaa Orchestra. ford, Tuesday. Regular sleeping hours, proper well as over-production. - cemed. Nor are those details Im velt occasionally. with the man,” Normal, said. "You’d what we’ve done?” The decreases, tee report noted, history, that throughout time gressmen that reduced consumption Usually you go. You go about 9:45—Frank and Phil. . Rcbeoreals for tee pageant, ‘The recreational habits, personal hygiene The council survey was based on Yet so rare Is such a drive as the Why of the Big "Protent" of Wheat had been urged. be more apt to get tee stuff we want "W hat?” he asked. were for tee wixil and worsted in portant to tha main question. That and defenceless peoples have gone 5 o’clock, an hour teat proves you In a description—you know, clothes 10:00—Melodic fftrlngs — Sym- dustry ss a whole. Average week Triumph of Love," are being held and a diet which Is up to etandord reports from 87 textile compantee ne In Philadelphia that It becomes Chairman Burl Wheeler of tee Evidence indicated the effect of don't wish to'cadge all the cock "W e’ve uncovered tee only person WTIC main question is. How far has the and everything.” pbonlo Etasemble. ly earnings ta the south rose during St tee church. The pageant will in nutritional requirements will ex representing 108 mlUe employing down before the assaults of warlike nW s of the novelty variety. Senate Interatate Commerce Com the dicta attacked would really be tails; an hour, also that may pro who has had a good look at the face ■BrtfO rd. OotUL New Deal, arlth tU NRA SecUon His manner was that of one 10:30—‘‘Our Natural Resource!,** J. the yeax covered. be presented next Sunday evening ert a favorable influence on tee 73,608 wrorkers In New Ehtgland. aggressors. The padflst theory mittee was startled the day be re to Increase wheat consumption, but vide a few minutes converaatlon of the woman in tbe black ermine MfiOO W. 1040 K. O. 8SM M RUeeell Smite, Professor of Eco as a special Easter service of tee teete of a growing child. "General dissatisfaction was ex- IS NOT EXPENSIVE" T-A and its complicated. Involved ceived more than 3000 letters, near had been used to build up the lobby. with the guest of honor. If you struggling against tense excitement coat—the only one who could posi Employment, tee report eoid, hod that it takes two sides to make a and Mlllicent said, “Look here, TrBPBlerB BraAdoBattag nomic Geography, Columbia Unl- been on tee down-grade tor years. CUiristlan Endeavor. Nature provides 30 baby teete, ar :iressed over steadHy rising local and gadgety machinery for tha cre ly all protesting against the Wheel- Women's organizations pro- are an optimist (and all party- tively identify her." venrity. The annual Tri-County Commun and state tax burdens,” the survey iReal r lood tea offers • delieiout good- war Is pot a sound one. Unhappily you’ve found out something al The number of wage earners ta re ranged for a definite purpose, and ncM ih it slwsyi sztiifies. A nd good tea |” rsB x n tsc^ ^ the wish. dwdUMK ation of sweetness and light In boss- er-Raybum bolding company bill. teeted so furiously that the big goers must be opUmlstc), your ■’You figured on bringing back 11:00—Time, weather. cent years: ion eenlee win be held at tee each one la supposed to remain in said. an aggressive and strongly armed ready.” a photograph?” he asked. goes fsrther... it gives you more snd U all tUaahig. In tub or ipsihet k Health and Diet Then bis clerks began to find among millers themselves— remember spirits are above par when you Tlnmday, April 18, 1085 11:05—Joe and Bsteese. 1823 Gilead church Thursday evening, tee chlld’e mouth a certain length of Mtter cupe per pound. Next time you worker relationship, advanced in the people can always carry a war Into enter the room. Maybe It will be He nodded. “ Yes." ...... 194,600 April 18, St 8 o’clock. WIDOW GETS SALARY gra clothes 4 or ) thsdes vbitct--«(A ^ them letters such as the following ing that women are their cus P .lf. 11:18—WlUlam Pena Hotel Orchee- 1925 ...... 168,000 time. A baby tooth destined to fall buyjy tcs,tes, select as packipscktge of India’s good ■ ereation of a New Time. from Harrlaburg,-Pa.; fun. "What is It?” "W hoee?” 4ffK>—^WomsB’a Radio Rovlew. tro. Mrs. A. H. Poet spent Wednesday Gives rich, lively luds—w m Is As t m the country o f a peaceful one, which Advice tomers—rushed word here that 1932 ...... 110,800 out at tee age of six should not BIsck tcs. To get With Donald R. Richberg, adjut- "Dear Sir; Please find enclosed the rider must be killed. "Just this,” he sold. "She w on Mlllicent said crisply, *T?era 4:80—^Blue Room Echoes — Joseph 11:30—Wayside Food Shop Orches with her son and his family, Mr. Washington. April 18.— (A P )— mater. Seeks dotbes clean without setub' has happened so many times that By Ur. McCoy a black ermine coat.” 1633 (Aug.) ...... 168,000 ordinarily be allowed to remain until It, look for the printed mattor which is given to The American Association of The first people you see are the Du(diene’s, of course." Blume, director; Mildred Haley, tra. and M n. A. Etarle Post ta East A bni authorizing payment of tS,- blog or boiling. Easy on the hands. ant-generallsalroo of the New Deal Mlllicent scrambled out of tee 1934 (Aug.) .110,300 tee age of ton: likewise, a tooth sup Itademstk (left) then Is no counting them. So that all employes of tee Pennsylvania University Women. American Diet four o’clock arrivals, waving at "You think she’s the one?" eontrmlto. 13:00—Paul Rerere’s Ride. Hartford. 800 equal to one yeariz salary to onthcpacksgeof under the commander-ln-chlef, car, quivering with nervoua tension. In tee first three months o f tee posed to remain until tee age of ten refusal to become familiar with the o h a n g N^ Power 8c Light Co.; also a card Association, American Home Eco waiters. Well, at least there ia "A t any rate we’U ahow him her 8:00—OoL Rescoe Tumer’e Flying 12:80 s. m.—Dancing In the Twin Mrs. E. E. Foote and Mra. Mrs. Margaret W. Baldwin, widow tcs you buy.” "Honestly,” she asked, "was It tee New Deal, while codes were being should not be prematurely removed. m AMiaicA't throwing up his hands and declar methods and practices of armed There Is an old saying, "Nothing which they are asked to have signed nomics Association, National Coa the consolation of knowing that photograph,” she aald. Stories. Cities. Charles H. Fish spent Wednesday of the late Frederic E. Baldwin of some of the drunks, bores and woman in tee block ermine coat,” g:15—Studio Progimm. drafted, the number employed ta in Hartford. Premature loss of baby teeth may Ansonla, Conn., American consul at ing that the government now action Is about as futile a gesture cndurca except change.’’ I f you will by four voters. gress of Parents and Teachers, Na -She was about to step into tee tee Industry Jumped 83 ' ^ r cent, caiue permanent teete to come MOCAAf tOAA think it over, you will find that this ‘They are also asking all em- tional League of Women Voters, rudest people are likely to leave "Steady,” he cautioned. "Don’t car when her attention wras caught 8:80—Labor Union Talk. Mra. Levins Hutchinson and Mr. Ha'vana has been approved by tee NIXr WAINMY Eotblng to do with the strike" there in behalf of peace as any one can get excited. It woa woman in hourly earnings Increased 10 per tad Mra. J. Bonks Jones were call- erookedfy and often leads to faulty is certainly true. Although tee ployes to werite a letter to-eaeh and National Womaiv’s'Trade Union early. As you are picking your way a by (K>me object which reflected tea 5:48—^You Be the Judge. Senate Foreign Relations commit is every evidence that this tremen black ermine coat.” cent and weekly earnings 83 per Sra in WUIlmantlc recently. occlusion, preventing tee upper and tee. //'Ill' m m < In It" make. changes may occur so slowly that Senator and Representative on League led the fight among them the hoptess catches up sun’s rays. She paused to stare down 0:00—WrightvUIe aarion. cent. with you. Mlllicent felt hla hand on her el 8:80—Prees-Radlo News. dous bureaucracy, after a two years Thera Is very Uttls need, In this from day to day we are not con into the gutter. A moment later she Resnlte o f Code. , march with fluttering banners and scious of teem, nevertheless. If yOu "So GOOD to see youl” says she. bow steadying her os she crossed gave a atartled cry and lunged for 6 :88—Laugel Trio. country, for collage students to "Bo GOOD of you to come. Just the sidewralk and entered the swing' 8:45—Nonnan NeHaon, taritom. RADIO; ^ Adoption of the code brought a will think back ten years, you will Twice a week I have been rubbing ward. Her band reavbsd toward a slack in tee amount of work, bta sounding brass, has gone clear assume tee responsibility of leading In the right side may be due to any about EVERYBODY Is here, but ing door of tea retail liquor ftore. 7:00—Amateur Night—Irwin CJow- around a circle and arrived at the find teat your life has changed In a purs olive oil on my body. The rea- one of eeveral different causes, for I’ve been watching tee door and ■mall triangular piece o f brass-stud per, director. tee cut ta maximum hours from tee peo^e In the direction of pad' great many respects. It seems to me, n Is merely teat It Is restful and A man well past middle age, with ded leather. about 80 to 40 resulted ta an Imme very spot from which It started out. example, an inflammation of the hoping YOU would show up. I a white muetacbe, eurveyed her with 7:30—Mturteal Momenta. Asm. The entire spirit and culture that as long as circumstances are nave an idea teat It would keep appendix, inflammation of tee colon, "What ia It?" Norman Happ ask- New York, April 15—(A P )—Max diate increase of three per cent tn And the name of that spot is No guess you know NEARLY all these tired, expresalonleas eyes. 7:80—Bernard aad Casper, Mta' of the country are utterly opposed going to change, the beat plan Is to my stOn healthy. Is there any pos- a muscular strain, etc. I advise that people, but I’ll take you around. By ed. atrelSa Boer wlU playf tee port of s privstd tee number of employ^ workers change along witli them. the beat plan ia for you to go to your "W e want to talk with you a lit detective M minutes a weric on between July and A u g i^ , 1983. The where. already to anything like Imperlalls alblllty o f Injury to the skin?" the way, do tell me your name so I She held It up. “It’e a comer,” 8:00—Rudy Vallee'e ’Variety Show. It Is a curious fact that those who Answer: There con be no danger doctor and have him examine yrou. tle more about teat witlsky sale,' WEAF'NBC, starting April 30. Port code also reimlted In an Increase o f la it any wonder that the labor cun introduce you." Norman sold. she exclaimed, "teat came from the 9:00—Captain Henry’s SbowbosL tie militarism. The only war in refuse to change, must find that in In your rubbing tee olive oil on your When the real cause present in your of tee series will be s descriptiim 25 per cent In tee hourly wages of provisions of the National Recovery You meet the guest of honor, The man surveyed the bottles suitcase ta which the Gentry books 10:00—Paul ‘Whiteman’s Music Hall which the United States could pos the course of time they become body. case has been ascertained, the a Mr. B. Bamaby Grosafuss, and ' Show. of hla fight with Jimmy Braddock: thosa employees earning more tii.n stacked upon his counter with a of accoimt were kept—the suitcase 28 cents an hour. Act are being not only evaded but sibly become Involved wrould be a bored and dissatisfied. On the other proper treatment can teen be pre are unable to remember, for the that waa stolen from my room!” 11:00—John B. Kennedy on Current June 13. scribed for you. Without knowing critical eye, picked up one of them, Try These Tonight. "A high degree o f compliance openly defied—as they were long ago genuinely defensive one. And the hand, ho who changes Is fiilfliling (Mottled Teeth) momuit. the name of his new book. He took It from her, turned It Events. one of the mighty laws of life, tee Question; Ur. T. I. L. Inquires; “ I what Is the cause, any suggestions held It to tbe ligbt^.dusted It with a WEAF-NBC—5:38, Mary BmsU, with tee code requirements for these can’t fool He abi,kes bands with well-simulat defied by Ford, by Weir, by the cloth and nodded. over in hts fingers, studying It 11:18—^Meredith WUlaon'e Orches best possible way to make a defen- law of growth. Taken as an average, have a mottled condition of the regarding treatment are more or less ed Oordlallty and turns on h-ou habit. I am going to ask you to make its economy work without ac NEW LOCUST SPB.AY TESTED A public whist party will be held fair and utterly opposed to tee dem- when it is proposed to shift the bur wrrlte to me again, giving your name back room to get It.” To Be Continued keeps the upper-cylinders and valves of to enjoy. Why be content with so cess to the Chinese market. FOB W'.VR ON AFRICAN PEST Thursday, AprU 18 S t West Side Rec on Cedar street. •"...axdyatwgMraaieeoflOOK good, thank you, that we don’t charge •cratte theory of government, but den o f caring for the indigent aged little when so much more could be and address and enclosing a large, Mr. Peffer’s conclusion, then, is “Did she drive upi?' P. M. Play will atari at 8 o’clock and —risfaetlon to every guest Is doub- SB out-of-date as tee dodo. The away from the customary revenue yours ? self-addressed envelope so that I that we can avoid the necessity of Capetown— (AP) —South Africa "There waa someone waiting for ARGENTINA PEN prizes will be awarded. Jy appredoled becaww 1 know Yea, If j-ou have been bored, dis may send you an article along this her In a car. She drove up with 4:0O—Betty and Bob. your motor cool, friction-frcc, and m- JBduoation department does well in sourcea and fasten it upon tee backs fighting Japan for the Chinese mar has Just experienced Its worst SIONS MURDERESS Monday. even a penny extra for satisfied, and discontented, the best line. ket only by adopting some form him.” i'i5~5f***°®** Sewing Cfircla. yon live np to iL Every travel- of tea people, utterly without regard locust year, government experts an' The women’s gym class will meet smphaalalng Its unfitness for a place thing for you to do is to take up of economy which does not depend nouncing that never before has such "A m an?" Mlllicent asked. Buenos Aires— (A P )—Senora El 4:M —D w ny Dee—Did You Know. K from 7:15 to 8 o’clock. iagosanl meet'agrees with nse." 4:45—TIm«. ■ Is a twenttetb century taw. to their ability to carry It, through something new. Picture yourself as (Melba Toast) | for Us existence on a constantly ex- damage been wrought by the plague "Yeah, a man.” vira Mulvey de Leigh McMorran," The men’s gym class will meet •rtamlOmfrlmStjamrfamiNAIrlm smooth-running . . . a job Tydol’s extra quality. yf-S Questlon: Mrs. E. P. R. writes; "I i ponding foreign trade. He leave.m tbe inside of tee sedan to Norman, tending store for her hiu- 7:15—To bo announced. *2 S0 * 4 0 0 * 4 8 0 long. Ars you bored with lack of bottloa and mugs began ripping tee new poison ia fatal to locusts the baggage compartment while she aapact of warm generosity. Or ing yite your reducing program. band, turned at shout of “Hands 7:30—Floyd Gibbons. EXTRA DIYIDEND NgMa o f • taxing autbority. A friends? Join some club or social through tha top of bis automobile but harmless to humans and stock was getting tee whisky.” , siKcux Doczix mn.BZDDeo while he was in Lincoln he thought —the danger and drawback apply up,” but ludlsmayed she went into 7:48—Tune Twisters—male vocal amount of tee debt bur- p e r h ^ ha didn’t Perhaps he had group, or Join a church where you "Would you know this' woman If trio. (Pain In Right Side) teat was too much and called police. ing to tee poison prcvloualy u s ^ action. St. Paul, M inn.-The police paid Ih. MuUrto. PlMMwriw IwM. s f our towna and ciUaa ia duo to tn mind exactly 'tee sort of thing meet new faces, Are you tired of Question: Mr..-JJ. Z. O. writes: ”I you saw her again?” With a lightning right she knock 8:00—Pastorale — concert orches dividends ta returning lost proper Yesterday in Municipal Court arsenite of soda. ty. r t - ifwsnnsfsnris teat for yeora teat imderllea tea miscalled “Old sitting dowm all day at your work? am suffering considerably from a (3irla Doha .if Firth pleaded gulity One gallon of tee new poison can “Sure 1 would. She was pretty.” ed one would-be robber against his tra and soloista. Take tonight, end go out for a good “What kind at bat was she wear* companion. While they were get 8:18—20th Century Ideas — “Law HOTEL baen gradually Ags Pension BUI." pain In tee right aide and would to a charge of drunkenness, but In' spray ta lf an acre and kill S,0(X),- On a bunt for three sbeeg sad a leg-Btretcbtng walk. iUia to know what la causing It" tag?" ting straightened out, ehe got a pis for tee La3rman.” Hayward Tom- lamb, tee police com e eltted be knew nothing of tbe ebinS' 000 Seetcangtr” ^ hopper locusta. Wn, attorney. with I N g lf g R Y 9 A U O N I s K posltles wksrn teay Answer; There is no way In which ware teat was thrown from a room It costs one cent a gallon. tol from under tbe counter and five, Inetead of four, aw iw w . ?:S0—George Reesberger’e Bavari teo ngbt to DISBARMENTS QUESTIONS -AND ANSWERS I could tell you exactly what Is tbs ing bouse window Into Wella' car. Tta price of 33.500,000 Is being "Some kind o f a small tat teat drove tee gunmen into the street. One of tee sheep hod given birth ^ALPIN an OrcheetTA—Reinhold Schmidt to V (Rubblag OU On Body) cause present In your particular case "That’s all.” said tee Judge. 'Ten asked from tee government for tta didn’t have any brim. The ermine They fled, eluding police. to a lamb while ehe roamed the T 8 e Cenira et Osaiw iiwus • A tfw days ago there was printed Question-. P^er D. writes: coat had a big collar and ehe kept| Mrs. Normen went tack to work. baego. city’s residential ores ‘tVeedoy. without first examining you. A pain doUmrs." formula. ^ ia4^S!MEi,Meriiwemr MANCReSTBR BVBNTNG HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURroAT^ AFRXC18.1988. MANCHESTER EVENINO HERALD, MANCHESTER, OUNM, THDR50AT, AFRIL IS, ISSSk Maples Hospital, board and e a r # ...... Marchuk, Wasel, r e n t ...... cent pref erred stock. Texas Oorp. and Oonaolidated OU racently ware Martin, Ella, board and c a r e ...... WAUSORIEFS DANDBUON CROP GOOD Cbartas Trebba, Mr. and Mrs. Ray- 20RD£REDPAIDBYSELECnilEN BUILDING INSPECTOR’S REPORT reported considering new bond TOWN WORKMEN LEARN Mercer, Ray, r e n t ...... SEWER RIGIfT OF WAY croft Walsh, aad Mr. sad Mra. Issues for refunding purposes. TO REPEAT WORK Manchester Middletown, City of, aid rendered...... New York, April 18—The names HOSPITAL DANCE Harry Roth. iM y e r t w d paid UM nigtit by Um 8«l«ctm«n follow; Hike's Shoe Parlor, shoe re p a irs ...... a erop t Tbe ticket eoramlttsc, headed by GALA NIGHT Following la the report of Building Inspector Edward C. Elliott, Jr., o f several large units In the oil ih- tinder increaeed activity,, whole | i A d ^ . taroM M oO ...... i.ao Mints, Harry, Agent, rents ...... ARGUMENT NEAR END in tbe vicinity of the Menchee- John L. Jenney, will be very glad to accepted by the Selectmen last night: duatry have been mentioned In Wall sale commodity prices rose sharply Date Book E m Oa. prinUiif MnriCM ...... U7.77 Mohr, Bertha, r e n ts ...... THAT MADE HIT ter-Eost Hartford line, near the further the distribution of tli ket« ■ Honorable Board of Selectmen, street financial circles as likely to last week, sairs Dun tt Bradstreet. PROVES POPULAR w m Bto* Company, JanUort au p p llw ...... 3.60 Montgomery Ward, clothing...... home o f Selectman Frank V. and anyone who will volunteer to , RETMANDER’S Manchester, Conn. engsge in refunding operations to Many items reached new peaks for — a t y Mayailna. aulmcrlpUon*...... 4.00 New Law Givea Municipality WiUlama la excellent—ao good, Moriarty, B. J., r e n t ...... Gentlemen: scale down fixed charges. Ohio Oil the recovery movement Of the assist may contact him. Tbs boepi-1 iM Norea, meaU and g rocorlM ...... 70.30 Moriarty, Mortimer B., ambulance s e rv ic e ...... April 18.—Suartoe Mnrlce at-Sua- la fact, that It eeama that tha tal ball affords a fine opportunity My report oa Building Inspector for the month of March, j93S, is Co. figures prominently in the cur commodities used by the agency In Right to Condemn Property O r ^ Harry, labor (woldlny aervlcoa) ...... 3.00 Moriarty, M. J., r e n t ...... 7...... rent gossip. The company Is said •etHlU, 6 Am. , eponaDred by South town highway workman taka, to enjoy an aventng o f dancing and 30.00 berewltb submitted; the compUation o f Its record, . ^ fieoAoTeK to Sinf/Tlim of for Sewer Conatructiqn. WflUsm, cart o f dump ...... Hoake, Stanley, rent ...... to be negotiating for the sale of an Methodlat Epwoiorth League. time out from repairing tha Demud for Ticketi It Noted to aid tha Mancheater Memorial 23.20 Dwellings Est. Coat showed advances during the week rtaaoM, rto u ...... Mountain Brook Farm, milk ...... Carrie A. Johnson, Middle Turnpike B a s t ...... Issue o f bonds to retire Its 6 per against 33 decUnea. Ooadag Bveate town road to gather aueculent hospital. S e t b a e i l ) 8torti druft ••••••• 8.04 Moszer, B., meats and groceriea...... $5,000 April 33.—Formal Ball of Settlement of the controversy be greene. 76.30 Oarages Nidaros” On TenA Anni- tween the Selectmen end the A l « - — To Be Held at Armory WiUlam, Jr, ranye o H ...... Murk and Co., Hermann G., floor bru sh...... Louis W. Barker, 59 Middle Turnpike iVest ...... Knigbts of Columbus, Cheney Hall. Selectman Williams. In hu Brotben, auppUea...... 113.43 Murphy, Edward J., drugs ...... 300 April 3$.—Fourth annual Irteb andar Jarvis estate regarding a right 12.00 Mlsrellaneoos characttristic jovisl msnner last POST o f f icF h« Tournaiiiei and Brown, r e n t...... McAn Shoe Co., Thom, sh oes...... Torsarj Program. Tea aad entertainment ef Girls' of way across the Jarvle property night la ths Belectmea'a meet On May 3 48.88 J. P. O'Connor, 171 Union Street, Brooder House ...;...... 50 for the oonetructlon of a sanitary lUy Oil Company, ranyt o i l ...... McCormick, Mrs. Wm., rent ...... ;. J. P. O'Connor. 171 Union Street, Chicken C o o p ...... Friendly society at 8L Marye par ing, InUmated that soma of the w, C 8,, raay* o i l ...... 13.73 McKinney, Wm., r e n t ...... 20 ish house. ■ewer serving Walker street and r i d a y 3 Prize* 8.00 highway crew had been forget I FOR GOOD F ! ; John r , D. M. D„ dental aerncea...... Napoli, Joseph, shoe rep a irs ...... A t the tenth annual concert o f the April 36.—Community Players In Franklin street and surrounding ting their obligations to the ', W. C.. type w rite r...... 30.00 Nsven, M. A., shoes ...... $70 "Tommy,” Hollister street school, areas, appears Imminent, based on a Although the Hoapital Ball la two FREE ENTRY! . : l Alterations and Additions Beethoven Glee club on Monday town, temporarily, to provide ibe,'Lewla B., r e n t...... 10.30 Neron, J. L., r e n t ...... auspices of Sunset Rebeksh Lodge. report ^ven In the Selectmen's weeks away, on May 3rd to be ex- The following schedule will be ob Chas. K. Bocys, 55 Woodland Street, Repairs ...... $3,500 aeaaonable (pod for themselves Again we are going to Joaeph, rent ...... 15.00 NetUeton, Emma Lyons, salary 6 months. Board o f Health evening, April 29, at the High aehooi April 37___"Night of Frolic,” meeting last night to the affect that served at the Post Office tomorrow: Thomas Trevitt, 194 Parker Street, Alterations and Addition ...... 450 and their famines. act, the ticket committee reports ■ otter tbe best cvenl^ you'va ^ J. A. Dairy, m ilk ...... 3.40 New England Blue Print Co., engineering supplies...... nudltorlum, the dub will feature sponsored by Company K, at State a bill recently passed In the general City carrier delivery, full morning A. M. BaiTbtt, 91 St. John Street. Alterations and Addition ...... 50 vary large advance sale. I f this la ever spent.In ManchMter. .«3 ■tab. F. T. Hardware Co., hardware and auppilea...... 147.67 New England Metal Culvert Co., c u lverts...... what the membem consider the out- armory. assembly will ^ v e power to municl- delivery: no afternoon delivery. Par Indicative of the interest that will Boardman, Wm. and Sona, t e a ...... 18.00 New Haven, City of, aid rendered...... etandlng number of the poet ten April 38.— Booster meeting epon- > We cannot sell all tha b ea^ ^ J paliUee to condemn the right of way cel post delivery, until 12 o’clock so we sell the best! Bogactuk, Benjamin, r e n t ...... 14.00 Newington Home for Crippled Children, board and care . . . $8,000 year’a ot their work In presenting sored by Mancbeeter Lodge of and to have established such dam be shown in the next few days, this noon. Rural carrier delivery, regu O l •o ^ e , Bd. and Sona, m ilk ...... 14.60 unusually fine muaical programs to Moose. s< Nichols, James N., meats and g ro ce rie s...... Totals ...... |g.87o ages as may be reasonable. y. irf. C . A . Notes ■ocigl .event at the Armory should lar delivery. Money order window, PABST BLUE RIBBON Bradley, H. O., uae of c a r ...... 188.48 Noble, W. B.. drugs ...... Mancbeeter. The compoaitlon la "The Beginning of Daylight Saving prove o f considerable financial aa- Respectfully submitted, Tbe construction o f sanitary s e v open 8:30 a. m. to 3:00 p. m. Stamp, "The beer of quality" Braithwaite. J. R., labor and m a teria l...... 21.25 Noble and Westbrook M fg. Co., license p la te s ...... Nun o f Nldaros" by Dudley Buck, Time. Thnreday alstanee to ths Mancheater Memo 61.20 EDWARD C. BLUOTT, JR. ers on Walker and Franklin street registry, parcel post-and General de Braaauakla, Adam, meate, grocerlea, r e n t...... Norton Electrical Instrument Co., truck parts ...... the words of which are from the April 39.—Tenth aanual concert has been held up for nearly two 4:09—T ^ dancing cleasee. rial hoapItaL livery window, npen 7;$0 a. m. to Fir/UEBALlPa and Brazauakaa, Leo. meata and groceriea ...... A.a,e y t « • » • a 30.00 North End Market, meats and g ro ceries...... poem by Henry Wadswrorth Long by BeethovenBi Glee club at High years, due to the fact that tha Jar 4:00—Grade school boya gym, 12- Tickets are In the bjuids e f the 7:00 p. m. Lobby, open 0:00 a. m. to NAKBAOANBETX IBownbllt Shoe Store, ...... 17.15 school, Norton Shoe Company, sh oes...... fellow. vis estate has held out fo r damagee, 10. following membem of the general 9:00 p. m. Malls will be received and ' r Bryant and Chapman Company, m ilk ...... 22.33 Oakes Service Station, range o il ...... When tbe Beethovens presented it Next Montli 6:00—Girt Scout Troop 11. committee: Mm. Jane J. Aldrich, Oysters nnd Clams on the *■ 13..35 said to exceed $3,000 for this privi dispatched according to regular Buffalo-Spfg. H'. ner Co., roller part-i...... Oak Grove Dairy, milk ...... MUST WED THIRD TIME at a concert a few years sgo, “Tbe May 1.—Special town meeting at 8:45^^^orth Ends club meeting. Mr. and Mm. H. C. Alvord. Dr. and half shell. Big shipment 12.00 lege. « schedulee aU day. direct from the shore. raack Brothcra.. meaU and groceriea...... Obraltls, Mra. U., board and c a r e ...... Nun of Nldaros" waa so favorably High school. 7:00—Wrestling (Mr. Ulrich). Mm. J. F. Barry. Dr. and Mm. 12.00 Daily Accident In the list of blanket Jobs M>Piwv- mpbell,-Mary J., rent ...... Ocavage, Steve, rent and m ilk ...... received by the audtenci. that it wriU Also New England conference of 7:00—Airplane aass (Mr. Weth- Howard Boyd, Mr. and Mm. Charles Campbell'aS Service Station, B a tte ry ...... 12.00 TO MAKE IT LEGAL ed, tentatively, by the government Olbrlas, Stephen, rent ...... he repeated again on this tenth suml- Lutheran churches at Concordia srell). S. Burr, Colonel and Mra. H. R . Canale, A . meats and groceries...... 61.98 Lutheran church. In the public works plan, all suggsat- W e Also Specialize in Sandwichen and they are already Olson, John I., pallet supplies...... Report verssury progmm. Tbe solo passages 7:30— Young women's bowling. BIsaell, Dr. and Mm. N. A. Burr, Carney, Ed., r e n t...... 26.00 May 3.—Benefit dance for Me ed sanitary aewer construction was the talk of the town. Osano, Urbano, r e n t ...... Marital Mix-up of San Francis AS o r WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17 will be taken by Mrs. Elsie B. Gus Sunday morning,, April 31, Easter Dr. and Mm. D. M. Caldwell. Mr. Carrablno. Santa, rent-...... 14.40 morial hoapital at Llate armory. approved including the Walker OsoskI, Margaret, rents ...... tafson, soprano, who has assisted breakfast will be served from 8:30 and Mm. F. F. Carpentar, Mr. and Case, Lockwood and Bralnard Co., printing and binding eervlcea 45.20 Oswald, Wm., meats and groceriea ...... co Couple Is Puzzling the 1934 1035 Also Mothers* aad Daughters' street sewer with damages exceed to 10:30. Mm. O. J. Felber, Dr. and Mm. MODERN Central Dairy, milk ...... 31.36 Lawyers. 4,18$ . Aocidents . 3,716 the club In its presentation many banquet at North Methodist church. ing $3,000 included. In view o f tte REYMANDER'8 TAVERN Outerson, M. D., R. A., medical a tten tion ...... times and thus will givo able support Amos Friend, Attorney and Mm. Chambers Express, cxpiesa and moving ...... 41.73 .108 . Fatalitiee . 98 May 8.—Annual meeting of Y. M. paosege of the empowering act In H. W. Oarrity, Mr. and Mra. W alU r 3."> Oak Street Ladies Invited! PaganI, B., meats and groceries ...... to the chorus in this extrem dy dra NATHAN’S UNLUCKY STAR Charter Oak Grocery nnd Auto Supply Co., meata, groceriea, oil 23,06 PaganI, Mrs. Lucy, rent ...... 2396 . . InJuriee .. $388 C* A. tbe Oraeral Assembly, giving mu- Chicago—Nathan Ginsberg la Gorman, Dr. and Mm. Edward Hig DENTISTRY 7.79 San Francisco, April 18— (APV — matic offering. Charter Oak Machine (.•nmpanv, truck parts ...... Patterson, Wm., rent, meats and gro ceriea...... K ILLE D Also 'T h e Ginger Girl,” 8-aet nioipaltUes the right to condemn *all burned up” about the w ay tome gins, Dr. and Mm. LeVem e Holmes, AT AMAZINGLY LOW PRICES 31.75 A divorce was all that waa needed The other numbers on the varied Chartier, Joseph, black.sraith services ...... Pearson and Johnson, range o U ...... today to completely, untangle the 65 . Pedestrian 6$ play at Whiton Memorial hall. Mar rights o f way, as reported at the gunmen act Mr. and Mm. Charles Johnson, Cooveolent, Eaay Paymenta, 15.00 program will include works by Cbartler. Mrs. Rayinoml, board and care ...... I ...... Peckham, M. C.. milk ...... martial mIx-up of Mr. and Mrs. $7 , Occupant . SO ried Couples' club. Second Congre Selectmen's meeting last nIgfaL It ii Olnsburg, a policeman, was put Judge and Mm. Raymond Johnson. 60.00 Geoffrey O’Hara, Soderherg, John Church and Allen, burial s o rvites...... Peden, Isabel, board and care ...... Arthur Shannon. . BIcyllst .. 1 gational church. expected that the construction of ting his car In his garage yestcMay Dr. and Mm. R. P. Knapp, Mr. and 29.87 Wall Callcott, McDowell and other agnetti's Market, me lts and groceries...... Perrelt and Glenney, Inc., e xp ress...... They had gone through two mar 1$ ! .. Child ... II May 10-25.—Tercentenary exhi sewers on these two streets will be when two robbers came along, Mm. John Learned, Dr. and Mm. FREE 8.40 City Bank and Trust Co., r e n t...... Petersen, Mrs. Nick, board and c a r e ...... riage ceremonies, but Bad both of 91 . .. .\dult ... 82 famous composers, else an Interest bition et Trade school by public effected eoon. pointed pistols at his side, took $00 George Lundbem, Leroy Norris, Civlello, Anthony, rent ...... 14.00 ing mala chorus arrangement of a Petraltis, Elizabeth, ren t ...... them annulcd at the same time yes INJURED schools. Chairman CoOk also pointed out a In cash, and then relieved him ef Dr. and Mm. T. ri. Sloan, Dr. Extraction X-ray Civiello. Mrs. Daniel, r e n t ...... 15.00 Czechoslovakian dance song. May 13.—Opening of Memorial Pickles, Estate of W. F., renta ...... V...... terday in order that they might go 887 . .. Pedestrian .. ■erioua condition existing In the hla gold star on which waa stamp and Mm.' Charles StranL Mr. and With AU Plate and Qark's A. Department Store, shoo.s, etc...... 40.37 744 Duncan Robertson, baritone, will hospital drive for funds. HELLO Plescik, Bruno, r e n t ...... through a third ceremony beyond 1364 . . . . Occupant .. 1,765 vicinity of Welcome Place, Manches ed, "Illinois State Constabulary.” Mm. W. J. Thornton, Mr. aad Mra. Bridgework Clougb. John. Sr., rent ...... 14.00 Plesczik. Bole.xlaw, damage by d o g s ...... the question of law. First, however, be the guest artist of the Beethovens May 13.— (Tentative). Concert by ter Green, In relation to poor sani 37.20 35 .... Bicydiet .... $8 Cloverleaf Dairy, milk ...... Plnehurst. groceriea ...... Mrs. Shannon must obtain a divorce this year and tbe club is confident High school chorus and orchestra at tary conditions. 20.00 406 ...... C h ild ...... 355 Cobb, Lacey, board and c a r e ...... Pola, Luigi, meats and groceries...... from her first husband. that the music lovers of Manchester High school hall. — ______■ CompatU. Mrs. -Mary, rent ...... 14 70 $316 ...... A d u lt...... 2,071 MANCHESTER1 Pola Coal Company, L.. c o a l...... This is the way Mrs. Shannon ex wrlll have an exceptional treat In Also annual Mothers' and Daugh 10.50 84 . Age Not Stated 112 Copping, Ernest, rent...... Porterfield's Tire Works, range oil and auto s e rv ic e...... plained the tangle: store when they hear him aing. Hla ters' banquet at Concordia Luther ^rren ti, Paul, meata. groceries, r e n t...... 73.76 Prentice, Samuel, milk ...... Years ago Mra. Shannon married voice has many remarkable qualltcs an church. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Your Lenten Sea Food Is HOTEL PARAMOUNT, JV. Y.’-BROADCASTINQ Coughlin. Michael, rent ...... 9.00 Piikofsky. Mrs. Bessie, r e n t ...... John de Barril, who left her almost For Your <^nvenience We Will and he uses It with rare Judgment. M ay 21-32.—Klwranis Show at 6.72 Cummings. B. W., milk ...... Quinn, Francis, range o i l ...... immediately. Then she married This artist plays hts own accompani Hollister street school. ^PARAMOTNT^ Dancosae. Arthur, range nil ...... 34.03 Quinn and Co., J. H., d ru g s ...... Shannon, discovered the marriage to TO EXCHANGE PULPITS ments and creates an Intimacy in bis May 27.—Annual banquet of Wailing For You At The rBATl’lIBB F you're New York bound, why not make Davidson's Filling Station, range n i l ...... 61.61 Have A Te^orary Store At Mr. and Mrs. Max Kosulkt of 1T3 Quinn. James j., board and c a r e ...... be Illegal, and was advised by a program that is as pltaslng ■■ It la Young Rcpublicen "tub at Maeonlc your visit ■ memorable one. Hem at Tbe Davis, W. A., r e n t ...... 14.00 Center street announce the engage TOO nooMi I Relg. John, milk ...... lawyer that If she waited five years unusual. He has appeared in recital Tem pla TO eSATH I Pammenst, busloess Is easily eomblnad DeCiantis, Frank, meats, grocerle.s, rent . , ...... '100.18 Meriden, April 18.— (A P )—Rev. ment of their daughter, MlesXgnes Reliable Oil Co., range o i l ...... and married Shannon again her sec T EA ROOM Im Dell. Mrs. Louis, rent ...... 14.00 Dr. Chari S. Robertson, pastor of in many o f the leading musical cen E. Kasulkl, to Emeraon C. iJebe, wltb plaasara. During tba day, jrouVe Reliable Realty Co,, r e n ts ...... ond marriage to Shannon would be in St. ters of this countly and Canada. EXAMINATION FREE Dell. Mrs. and Mrs. Farr, ren ta ...... 27.60 the First Methodist church for the son of Mr. and Mra. Robert Llebe This Tcry day we received a varied supply of Air C—SMmoS mlanles away from bosioess and diopplag Remington Riintl. Inc... repairs to equipment...... legal provided De Barril didn’t show (Formerly occupied by J. L a u f» Clothing Store) 0 10 last five years, and Rev. Charles S. Every number o f the club's pro of 136 Prospect etreet, Rockville. Investigate Our Low Pricni. Dlatof ■••Hi renters. . . At nigfal, ihero am hundro^ of Dent, Fred, r e n t...... Rcsel. Loiil.>t. rent ...... up. She waited five years, married DRAMA TO CONCLUDE Sea Food, fresh from the clear, deep sea. Dewey-Rtchman Company, office .supplies ...... 3.60 Applegath. pastor of the Federated Hyacinths, Tulips, Hydrangeas, CakMlaris. Also the gram ^11 be memorized and under No Appointment Neceaury. KIcImnlHon, Albeit C., r e n t ...... Shannon again, and then De Barril Car«f« raclIliUt tbesiras, rosunranls and nlgbl elnbs to Diamond Shoe Store, shoca ...... 11.1)2 church of MIddleficId, near here, for the capable direction of O. Albert New PUtea or Bridges Completed • Riley Chcvmlct Company, auto, parts and la b o r ...... attempted to claim his wife. following cut flowers: Roses, Carnathms, Snapdragons, ■muse you. Truly, you'll enjoy your New Dlcken.'on. Mamie, moving .services...... I’^i.OO the past nine ycar.i, are soon to ex Pearson, who assumed the leader- LENTEN SERVICES la One Day, If Desired. DAILY DATES Robinson. Mrs. Jennie, rent ...... The only solution was to annul change pulpits permanently. It be Sweet Peas, etc. Y erl visit staying here. Diocesan Bureau, board and care ...... TJ.H'I ■blp of the chorus this year, they ex Platea Repaired In 8 Hours. •IMCU the marriages with Shannon, divorce came known today. NORTH (GENTRY A m > ^ Dillon Sales and Service. Inc., auto and truck p a rta ...... Robinson. Raymond E., 14 investigations; 18 dogs killed ., pect to present a concert worthy of 30.18 Rogers, Thoma.s, r e n ts ...... De Barril. and marry Shannon a High QuoUty Work. Dixon, David, Jr., Agent, rent ...... i ...... 13.00 The congregations of both church their tenth year as a musical unit DOllLl |00 Chariee L. Omtleiit, Manager Rohan. Charles, milk ...... third time. North Methodists to Present Coventry Grange will work the /ie«« Donatllo, Frank, shoe rep a irs...... 7.00 es have made unanimous calls to In Manchester. Plate, Bridgework nnd FUlIngs. Riindc, Releda, rent ...... Religious Drama Sunday second degree on a class o f can^- Dumas, Alex.. Agent, lent and m>>viiig services...... 26.00 the clergymen to make the transfer Tickets and aosociate member- dates tonight. Open .Ifonday and Thursday East Hartford, Town ol, aid rendi red ...... 515.38 and Bishop McConnell, head of the ehipa may be obtained from club Night; Expect Big Crowd. To 8 P. ,M. Kydiewicz, Frank, rent ...... KRAUSS HOTEL Electric Clock Co., clock rcpalis ...... 6.70 10.00 New York Conference of the Meth members or applications may be RykowskI, Peter, damage by d ogs ...... Elliott, E. C„ Jr., plumbing inspector...... 270.00 2.00 HEBRON odist Episcopal church has Indicat mailed to Carl Guatafson, 36 Maple Ravings Bank of Manchester, r e n ts ...... Bndlcott-Johnson Shoe Co., shoes ...... 16.35 57.20 ed he will make the appointments GREENHOUSE street. The North Methodist Episcopal Schendel, Albert W., m ilk ...... REMOVABLE DR. CHORNEY Engel, Hans, board and care ...... 16,00 10.44 in accordance with their wishes at 621 Hartford Road Tel. 8962 church will conclude Ita special Schlebel Brothers, truck p a r ts ...... Sunday visitors at the home of England. George, meata and groceries...... 46.95 4.16 the General Synod of the confer Lenten Sunday evening aervices Dentist Schlekigc. Wm. H., printing services...... Mr. and Mrs. George F. KIbbe were TEETH CLEANED 104 Asylum Ht. Hartford M f i A m o u n i England. W. Harry, rent, meats anil groceriea...... 23.6.91 103.65 ence next month. Schmidt. Mrs Carl, board and care and milk ...... Mr, and Mrs. John Magee and their this Blaster Sunday evening with Enrico, Domenlc, r e n t ...... I'J.CO 62.64 CHARGES ALMSHOUSE NEW WAY mione 6-5785 4 6 ih ST. .lust Wr*st of Hroudwuii NEW YORK Seaman Coal Co^., coal ...... daughter, Miss Dorothy, and Mr. tbe presentation of a rellgloua dra Bverybody'a Market, meats and groceriea ...... 26.00 56.50 N o brushing. New , different The Tea Room is truly Mancheater’a Sea Food Serpliss, James A., r e n t ...... and Mrs. Fred Arnold, all of Had- ma enUtled "He Lives,” written Fairfield Grocery, meata and groceriea ...... 16.83 14.00 method endorsed by 15,000 Den- Shea. John P., rent ...... dkm; Edward A. Raymond of Ani- by Gertrude Rockwell Oowdy. headquarters. Even much larger city eating Farmington. Town of, aid rendered ...... 21.18 13.50 VOTE WAS REVEALED tiste and Good Housekeeping .Shcchtman Motor Car Co., truck p a r ts ...... ston and local callers. Mr. and This Easter Biblical dronu. is being places can boast of no more varied sdection— and Famham, Mrs. Clarence, boaid and care ...... "^lO.OO 29.70 Bureau. Sheehan, John. Agent, re n ts ...... Mrs. Kibbee have arrived home from coached by Mrs. C. Homei Ginns Farr, Mrs. Felix and Mrs. Cervinl. rent ...... 13.50 24.50 STE R A-K LE E N, the new and none anywhere can compare with the goodness Selectman James H. Johnston and has been in rehearsal for some Farr. Felix and Roeco. rent ...... 15.00 Sheridan, Mrs. Patrick, board and c a r e ...... 20.00 their Florida sojourn In a rather un entirely different way to keep all Sire. John, rent ...... time. Taking parts os members of and freshness of our supply. Pkk your favorite: Fan-. Mrs. Lucy, rents ...... ’0.00 15.00 pleasant time a.s to weather. They Maintains Members Have types of removable dental work tbe coat are the following: Miriam, Blue Point Oysters on the half shell • Scallops - Farr. Pnlllp, lents ...... 29.10 Skrabaez, Charles, meats and groceries and r e n t ...... 46.50 are both fatigued from their long scrupulously clean, has behind it Sqiiatrlto. Marie, rent ...... Been Embarrasecd by Storj'. Felice, Luigi, rents, meats and giocertes ...... 63.60 13..50 trip home and It will take a litfUi EtherWoIker; Rebecca, Mae Sloan; a solid wall o f laboratory and Little Neck Chuns • Soft Shell Crabs • Live Lob Squlrc.s. Gladys, rents ...... Philip, Russell Holmes; Peter, Nel FIrpo, V., range o i l ...... f>3.14 28.00 time for them to become completely clinical approval. ‘ sters - Chicken Halibut - Mackerel - Anything that rested. son Tyter; John, William Dewart: First National Stores, Inc., meats, giocciies ...... 7.38.78 Spears, Wm., r e n t ...... 15.00 appointment o f auperlntend' Dally use of Stcra-Kleen re swims. Stalger, George, rent ...... Soldier, W alter McConnell; Angel, Fischer, Gustave Co., office supplies...... 2.00 14.1)0 About forty of the Czecho-SIovak- Dd matron of the town alms- moves all unsightly stains, tartar, Foley's Express, moving services ...... Starkweather. Raymond, range o il ...... 29.75 Ins of this vicinity gathered last hous^was revived In apectacular Doris Cole; Three Women, Ruth film—harmlessly. There's no 12.00 Hanson, Dorothy Ludwig and Dor BEER and WINES Friend. Amos E.. M. D„ medical services iglasses i ...... 25.50 State of Connecticut, blue prints, etc...... 2.28 Sunday for their usual spring serv fasbio^last night at the regular brushing, no handling of your State of Connecticut, board and c a r e ...... othy Hannm Manchester Dairy Frogge. A. S. Sales Co., labor and m a teria l...... 7,00 266.86 ice at St. Peter’s Episcopal church, meeting tbe Selectmen, when dentures, no danger o f dropping, To Top Off With The setting for the drama Is Gardner, Frank R.. printing services...... 1.80 State of Connecticut, widows' pen.sion ...... 1.13924 which ha.s been offered them for « H. Johnston stat breaking or bending them. Y et Stearns. Antoinette, board and c a r e ...... found on the housetop o f the home Carrlty., Harold, r e n ts ...... 36.00 20.00 use. as they have no house of Wor ed that aomb,.member of the Board Stera-Kleen cleans where brush Oaylor, Mrs. George, rent ...... Steven.son. Leslie, r e n t ...... ; ...... 15.00 ship of their own. The service was had revealed Individual vote of of Miriam at Jerusalem. The drama ing can never reach. Simple to The 10.50 is divided Into four scenes. 'Ibe GIbItn, Mrs. Frank, board and c a r e ...... t ; 7;...... Straiighan. W. K., milk ...... 21.51 held In the afterroon, with sermon the members taken in the meeting use. Economical, too. 151.25 senior choir under the direction of Clastonburv Knitting Co,, rents ...... Strickland, Charles, r e n t ...... 10.00 In the native language of the hear of April 10 wheik Mr. and Mrs. 21.30 Miss Mildred Sutherland will sing Try Stcra-Kleen today. 30c Gleason. Wm. E , rent ...... 15.00 Sweet, Harry F., tree expert s e rv ic e ...... 3.00 ers, by the Rev. John Bcllans of Ernest Peterson w m appointed to TEA R O O M special numbers at given Intervals and 60c sizes at Arthur’s Drug 88$ Main StrMt Gollmllrcr. John G.. milk ...... i ...... 7,11 Superior Spring and Mfg. Co., repairs to equipm ent...... ; ...... 9.00 Stafford Springs. They hold these town Jobe at tha almqhouse. Sylvester, Joseph, rent ...... during tbe drama, giving the drome Store, .South Manchester. Ask Opposite St. JansM'a Church Gorman. Mrs. Janies, r e n t ...... 1.5 .00 9.40 serx’lces about once every three Selectman Johnston N^ ted that about tbe money-back guarantee Taylor. Howard 1., ren t ...... ; ...... months. a musical background. "A bnalneaa built aad growtsg on quality” Gorman, Thomas F,, rent ...... 15.00 14.00 when be hod been questioned by on Stera-Kleen. Gorman, Walter. Agent, renta ...... Tedford, Joaeph. milk ...... 50.76 Mrs. Joseph Walsh, teicher of the membere o f the board In aSprevious With a congregation of about 2Su 16.40 lost Sunday night special arrange Gowdy, Ernest, rent ...... 10.15 Templeton, Joseph, rent ...... 14.00 grammar room, Hebron Green meeting regarding the qualifications ICE CREAM SPECIALS Great A. and P. Tea Co., meats and g ro ceries...... Thornton, Hugh, rent ...... 8.00 school. Is spending her ten days’ of Fred Lewie, local applicant for ments are being made to take care 1.117.48 of extra numbers of the folk who Graham, Tlioma.s. rent and milk ...... •19.88 Tiffany, Roland S.. special support ...... 15.00 Easter vacation at her home in Dan tbe Job o f superintendent, th at\ h e Grimason. Robert H., iin lforn is...... Tyrz, John, rent ...... 11.90 bury. M1S.S Mildred Prlndle, teach e t a M then, and reiterated will be present this coming week. 70.75 The featured Gospel Hymn sing, Orube. Mrs. Martha, rent ...... , , ...... 12.00 Underwood Elliott Fl.schcr Co,, adding m achine...... 19.20 er of the primary room, la spending atatement last night that he woul .Gustafson, Mrs, Ida. board nnd care ■'...... United Steel Co., grader p a r ts ...... 63.91 her vacation with her parents, Mr. have hired him for the Job. Other which will end with the last of 60.00 niese special services, will be held Hale. J, W, Co., groceries drugs, cloth in g...... 273.55 Valluzzl. Frank, rent ...... 12.00 and Mrs. Everett Prindle, In New members of the board were opposed Choose Your Hartford Buick Company, auto parts ...... Van's FHIlug Station, range o i l ...... 19.13 Haven. to the appointment of Lewie in the preceding the drama with the pas IV 1.60 tor leading. Everyone is welcome. Hartford Hospital, board and care ...... 91.35 VIchl'i Store, meats and groceries...... 14.40 A aiirpri.se birthday party for Mrs. first meeting and It was Intimated Hayes, Archie H.. range oil and pound r e n ta l...... 113.31 Wr.st. Ino„ Harold T.. labor and m ateria l...... 17.20 Anne C. Gilbert took plage at her that Lewie waa only being brought Hennequin. Louis E„ range o i l ...... 46.76 Waranokc Farm, milk ...... 5.28 home Tuesday at 3 p. m. Among in on April 10 for conslderstlon out EASTER FLOWERS Hibbard. W. E., sh ovels...... 25.57 Weir, George, rent ...... !!!!.'.' 15.00 those present were her sisters, the of courtesy. Of the nine local Weldon Drug Co., drugs ...... WIFE HAS TRIPLETS; ------^AT------Hubiard, J., compressor and operator...... 318.53 16.35 Misses Clarissa and Susan Pendleton couples who appeared before the Hebenthal, Elmore, rent ...... 15.00 Weldon, M. D.. Thomas H.. r e n t ...... T . . j!.!!. 15.00 and Mrs. Everett Q, Lord, also her Selectmen on April 10, the Select HiMcomb. J. I. Mfg. Co., street broom s...... 18.20 West Side Dairy, milk ...... 37.88 son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and men picked Mr. end Mrs. Ernest HURksEHIND BARS Holl, E. J.. rents, board and c a r e ...... 148.40 Wetherell, Mrs. Josephine, r e n t ...... 14.00 Mrs. Charles C. Sellers of New Lou Peterson of Claremont, Maaa., to Anderson Greenhouses Hollorao, Timothy P.. ambulance s e rv ic e ...... 14.00 Wheeler, Charles R.. r e n t ...... 15.00 don and their Infant son, Horace tha almahousa Jobs. Peterson Is a Hopper, Mrs. Rachel, r e n t ...... 15.00 "'hippie, Mrs. Larrabee, board and c a r e ...... V'. 25.00 Wells Sellers. Handsome birthday former Mancheater boy and a World 17-Tm t Old Los ^ g e la s Girl Horn, A. C. Co., p a in t...... 41.40 WinMe.'A. R.. milk ...... 7.44 cakes were presented by Mra. Lord »• »Uis ready to help me in any emergency Wat veteran. Already Is Mothek of Five Willis and Son. Inc., G. E., range oil. cement p ip e ...... Charges had been made,. John- House, C. E. and Son, Ine., shoes and cloth in g...... 21.57 38.86 and Mrs. Sellers, beauUfuIly deco Healthy Youngsters AND FLORIST Houac, C. S., Attorney, rent . . . '...... 15.00 Wilson, Mrs. E.. meats and groceriea ...... 25.00 rated for the occasion. aton said, that be had "double cross, Wilson, H. L„ salary os sealer of weights and meaaurea...... and ks daily use saves me time and m on^!** cd" Lewie In his alleged failure to 153 Eldridge Street House, Charles S., examination o f Public Records ...... 125.00 37.50 Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Sellers Los Angeles, April 18— Howortb. Emil, r e n t ...... ; ...... frt v ...... 9.10 Wilson, Robert D.. trucking aervlcos...... 72.00 and their son, of New London, were appport Lewie for superintendent, Windham, Town of, aid rendered...... resulting In a fight between Lewie Everybody woe doing fine All our floral offerings are from our own greenhouses. Multmsn, Arthur L.. shoes and clothing ...... 19.05 44.04 guesta of the Misses Pendleton and S0yi Mms-W h u a m M o an * Joe Carronza'e household, Jogntham. A- W „ filing circular a a w ...... Windsor. Town of, aid rendered ...... \ ...... and one o f Johnaton’a friends. Tbe W e’ve known them Intimately, having grown them our 1.00 20.68 Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert Tuesday and one, that is, except Joe. Jalfe and Podrove, rents ...... 43.70 Wogman, George, range o U ...... 17.00 Wednesday of this week. o/ Bnrmidr Avtntu, Emt Hartfcri vote filling the positions at the selves and we can testify to their thorough goodness and Wonder Bread Bakery, b re a d ...... Triplets came to 17-yeor-old Mra. Jarvis, Alex. Co., trap rock. uss o f tr u c k ...... 168.75 8.64 Following the two dlsaatroua Area almahouse was taken, It waa stated, rare beauty. For Your Easter Party Jaansy, John L., bonds ...... Wood, John, r e n t ...... without delay after the nine couples Carranza yesterday—two girls and 20.00 _ _• • •••••♦••••••■•••♦•eB»eeeeeeeeeeeee*#eeea 14.00 here this spring a good deal of agi a boy—to odd to the boy and girl Johnson, Aaron Estate, rents ...... 93.00 Wood. L. T., range oil ...... 85.75 tation is being made manlfeet for had been Interviewed In executive Smooth,. ^elicraus ice cream all dressed up 'with frozen whipped Yulyea. Samuel, shoe rep airs...... i**'EarIy one ffloming a couple drove I was able to « v e $4.SJ on a pair o f French tbe Carranxa'a already hava. And Johnson. Carlyle Machine Co., rent .. 8.75 8.50 local fire protection. It is felt that aeaalon by the full board. Zlkus, Alex., rent ...... — up to our bouse and rang the doorbell today Mrs. Carraaaa anllad happily cream decorations in appropriate colors. Johnson and Little, labor and m a te ria l...... 13.90 12.60 with even a small fire engine on doors. This more than paid my telephone EASTER LILIES Keating. Malxie. r e n t ...... '...... Zwlck. Samuel, r e n t ...... !!'.!!!!;!! ...... ■ad tha three tafaats begaa to 30.00 15.00 hand and ready for work the two. urgently. The husband had been seized with bill fo r the vriiole month.” out their vocal facUiUee. Double Tulips, Tellow, Pink, White and Make real celebrations out of your luncheon, dinner, bridge or Ksith, G. E. Furniture Co., stove parta, etc...... -si.- 17.00 Balf Company, Edward, trap rock ...... ; ...... !!!!!!!*.!!! 8.72 buildings' burned down on the Green Kalth. Mrs. G. E. r e n t...... Center Auto Supply, auto and truck p a r ta ...... an acute attack o f indigestion. H e was in Tbe attending phyalclaa said Bed other parties with this taste-treat as the finishing touch. Your 15.00 23.11 could have been saved with little A telephone in your home costs but a few Sh’p Arrivals everything waa going along nicely. Kellum, Anna, r e n t...... 14.00 Chase Brass and Copper Co., bolts and n u U ...... 12.02 trouble. As a general thing it takes such pain that he had to be carried into our Darwin Tulips dealer will supply it when you want it, completely ready to serve. KlMlah, Mrs. Anna, r e n t ...... Cheney Brothers, renta, gravel, materiala, etc...... cents a day. Call or visit our Business Office And what about tbe father? 10.35 347.23 fire companies from adjoining towns house. 9 Arrived Daffodils Xiaaman, Adolph, r e n t ...... Clerolnshaw Compapy, J, M., special apnndaal...... for complete details— or give your order to "W ell, Joe hasn't seen the new 14.00 1.232.50 at least an hour to get here and by Manhattan, New York, April 18 comers as yeL but be will in about Hyacintha S € r v e s 4 Ktttel's Market, meats and groceries ...... 435.17 EntworUi and Son, Inc.. L. ll, auto and highway supplies...... 41.82 that time the fire can make such any telephone employee. from Hamburg. Sold only at Klelman, Louts, rents ...... *’1 telephoned fo r help immediately and a week. It seems Joe got mixed up Azalea 39.20 Glenney Company, W. O., renta. lumber, cement, o i l ...... 981.97 headway that about all that can be Franconia, Durban, April 18, N ew Husband. John, use of a u t o ...... the operator was amazingly quick in helping in a street brawl o f some sort and IQein's Market, meats and groceriea ...... 18.93 46.20 done is to check Its spread to other *An ftctul iacKkm from tlo Tdcpbooc Compsny'i 6l«t. York. Calceolaria Khofla, Adolph, rent ...... Kilpatrick, James, labor and material ...... !!!!!!!'.!!! waa given 10 days In jail to tblnk Your DEALER’S STORE 15.00 19.70 buildings. This Is worth a great to locate a doctor. Even with this prompt Br mnmt of the penoa queced , fictjtioui lume ii tmd. Britannic, Southampton, April 17, a things over. Hydrangea 35c Kanfla. Arthur .. Agent, rents ...... Knofla Brothers, Inc., compressor rental, etc...... 30.00 71.85 deal and no doubt several bouses N ew York. (No retail dellverim from the plant) Komsa, Mrs. Hsry, rent ...... Manchester Electric Company, electric service ...... i action, the doctor worked over the patient Plant (^mbinations Pint.Size 8.40 1.983.78 would have burned at the time of the Volendam, SL Thomas, April 18, Manchester Lumber Company, liiinber, cement, etc...... OOO AN N O U N C E M E N T K otU e. AugusU. rent ...... i.'!!!!!" I!! i! 13.00 147.38 above mentioned fire, had it not half an hour before the crisis was passed. SUNDAY EVENING, APRIL 28 Now York. Cinerarias ™*kts snd groceries ...... Manchester Plumbing and Supply Co., hardware and supplies . . . 45.00 84.56 been for the good work of the Col I give all credit to the telephone in an emer 7 io 8 p, m. (D.S.T.) OVI» WASC, wicc. WD»C twi Balled: Hartford, April 18—(AP) — Tbe -lAaueri, C., meats and groceries Manchester Sand and Gravel Co., eand, atone, etc...... 79.34 | j LMOIo. Biaglo, chester and East Hampton fire com tlK Coluinbia netwoefc of 9S Marion Hamburg, New York, April 18 for state FERA administration has an Moore, M. D., D. C. Y., salary and medical aervlcea...... 47.00 gency. It probably saved a life.” CUT FLOWERS Also For Larger Parties Lats. Jak^.rent...... Mueller Company, curb atopa...... panies. People feel grateful for Hamburg. nounced that former members o f tbe 10.00 36.24 this, but would feel easier If tl^ey A n lOutstanding radio program Empress of Australia, Kingston, Thomas McOUl, Jr., paint suppllea...... !!!!!! Mrs. Morse believes her telephone is a ClvlHan Conservation Corps, who Roees I^rle Uboratories. Board of Health suppilei'!'.'. g 10 26.82 could have a fire company of their April 18, New York. i^Bue joiin, ren t ...... Pollard Co., Joseph O., compound, etc...... • • • • ^ Thrilling Dnmuic Skneha . , . Choctl *^ -g ^ have served not less than five nor Carnations 14.40 42.25 own. necessity for more reasons than this, how Satumla, Port Said, April 18, more than 13 months In the CCC, Schaller Motor Sales, Inc., o U ...... !!!!,'! 1.50 Murirbr Andfc K o tit U M u d Us onhwaa Sweet Peas U pp aad Sons, J. J., milk ...... " ...... Sendee Press, printing aervices...... The rehearsal of St. Peter's Junior ever. She says, “ M y telephone is ever ready N ew York. may be selected for re-enrollmenL EASTER ICE CREAM CAKE 15.00 choir has been changed from Thurs U n a u and NetUeton Co., r e n t ...... Smith and Oo., D. B.. Are pum pa...... A fait hem » / muumsi m tr tdmmtmt Rex, Genoa, April 18, New York. Snapdragon ^ - 7.00 15.00 day to Friday evening, at the home to help out when emergencies arise— i u t I Northern Prince, Rio Janeiro, lAieaa, J. L., meats and groceriea...... So. New England Telephone Co., telephone s e rv ic e ...... Stock Maple Pecan Crunch and..Fresh Strawberry Ice Cream Decorated With' 60.35 182.29 of Mrs. T. D. Martin. Be sure to hear it ' April 18, New York. Lukas, Charloa. maata and groceriea . StuU Motor Sales Co., tractloneera ...... shop with it daily and save time and money Daffodils l AllMirtilno. Raffaele, rent ...... 34.60 104.50 A generous check to help towards Cemmtmmtlmi iht ioib Am itm m j ef iht A Chick On Top. 14.70 Turkington. 8. J.,, vital sUUstIcs and town servlcea...... !! 90.63 as s result. Recently, by calling the dealers PUBUC BRIDGE Tulips bnah. Bd, milk ...... Vaivollne Oil Company, gas and o U ...... buying Easter flowers for SL Peter’s Arntriren TtUfhent enJ TAtgrefh Cemfmj MIND UNCHANGED 11.16 302.68 church has been received from Mrs. listed in the Classified Telephone Directory, MagMH, C. rant ...... Wallace and Tieman Company, copper tubing ! ...... Calls Lilies 10.00 5.75 Edward B. Bryant of Hartford. SETBACK , jfUBiW. CkarlM. range oU ...... Watson, James, labor and material ...... ClarloB, Pa.—Peter Paaoorell. 01> Easter Liliea ■CagOMraa. Mra. Ellen, rent ...... 14.88 19.85 It waa rather an unpleasant sur year-old railroader, walked Into tbe Friday, April 19, 8 p. m. QUART $ 1.25 2 QUARTS $2.50 10.50 Wetherell-McCabe Motor Salea, truck p a r ts ...... 3.50 Gardoniaa Auguat O., meata and groceries Wiittams, Frank V., grain, etc...... prise to folks here to find snow on office of Prothoaotary D. E. rauott . Flaak. board and cara ...... 113.80 64.89 the ground yesterday morning. It THE SOUTHERN NEW ENGLAND and aeked: "W hat about my di Manchester Green Easter Corsages These will be packed and delivered from the Dairy, Please place your 13.00 II i BiriMliig and Doan Aaao., renta Total kept on snowing and raining a good vorce?" order at once. ’ OnatrucHon Oo., rent 39.00 . .$30.S90.03 part o f the day. adding to the dis "1 can't find the record,” said Community Club .An Easter greeting* from Anderson Greenhouses will bring 12.80 comfort. • Om Oo.. gaa atrvlea ...... TELEPHONE COMPANY Elliott, after browsing abouL joy to those you love best.We suggest you make your selec 39.75 TBIFU5 LATE "Whan waa it aaUredT” lat prize, $2.60; 2nd. 11.50; ■ Iteuartal Hoapital, board and care, eulturaa...... 535.93 years after their marriage. ADVERTISEMENT— tions early and If need be take advantage of our “Florists ' Markat. asaata aad g iec a rle a ...... The trunk, lest In shipment to " la 1894,” amid Peter. Srd, ILOO in both geetions. 138.80 I t developed that the caiM appar> Telegraph Delivery” service. ‘ Truat Oo., Cae., raeta ...... Dillon, Meat.— A trunk full of Butte. Mont., from Wisdom. Mont, W e sell and develop films. Latest 80.10 wedding gifts boa been located by ently had been forgotten after can- An Players Welcome. water ompaay.wataraarvlea ...... 8.88 waa found In the hayloft of a livery process. Nichols, Post Office Invite your friends to come to Connecticut this summer for the Tercentenary Mr. and Mra. Fred Bebcttiql^arf or 19 ■table here. tlnuaaee for a couple of terms. [anchester Dairy Ice Building. Depot Squara. PafOprell hired a lawyer to see Admiseion 25 Cents. PHONE 868$ T“— ------^— — — ------t t o t T M R tiB a i 8 ^ m iC H E S ie R BVBNING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN;" T H lJ lt^ A t; AI
loMt, tha tax aeUaetar la taqidrad MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. THUK5DAX, APRIL 18,1988, LENTIN CANTATA to pay tile full axKnmt e f taxaa on GORDONSEARCH the due list and charged that thie JOSEPH LYTHE INSTALL BENSON liAL GOOD FRIDAY bill "would coet him peraooally some OBITUARY 810,000 to 818,000 in interest he hsd SPLENDIDLY SUNG SIRFFS TODAY paid to carry the unpaid taxea with COLLAPSES, D IB SERVICES IN CHURCHES Dorrewad monay.” DEATHS I AS HIGH PRIEST Ha told Bawapaparman thla rofar- — f ------anee relatad to Torrtngton. Red Sox Nip Yanks In 10th For Second Victory • ■ » mm Air i durin. Use celebnUon of Use naM. T O m U R Y Ha concludad by etating that the Dndley Back’s "Story of the Well Known Local Nan Soc- Mrs. James Lamenao, o f 169 I n f AH tl Thcfll UuCr! *• concUUon existed at St. committee waa eympatbetlc to the Delta Ckapter, Royal Arck • 1 BiBridget's church. (CentiaiMd from Page Oae) needs of an "unfortunata tax payer” Maple avenue, Hartford, a siater-ln- Dizzy Dean Injured In Season Opener Tonight there will bs services in Cross” Presented by Con and bad apant much tlma and cmnbs to Heart Attack law o f Mrs. Vincent Salvatore of 90 P r e g n u M IB O b e n r i B c e both churches when by meditation, Becauas both a pair o t blood thought ia nn effort to help him out Walnut atreeL thia town, died yes Maiois, Heidi Cerepeiy prayer and reading will be recalled terday morning at the St. Francis AMERICA TO FACE SEVEREST hounda and a famous alredale bad through a bill that "would not bo ao MAX BISHOP'S HOME RUN the story of the Last Supper, at cordia Chohr. struck identical trails tO-tba.Alex broad aa to give the chronic tax This Afternoon. hospital'.! She waa 82 years of age. •f Hofiert D aj ia Cbristian which time in the Roman Catholic Harper home, officers are convinced evader aa advantage over the per The funeral wUI be held Saturday iaNaieaicTeiipleHere. churches throughout the wrorld sim that Mrs. Gordon went there the son making an honest endeavor to at 8:30 o’clock at toe home with* a ilar services will be held, and the night of her disappearance. pay hie taxea. blessing at 9 O'clock at St. An IN 9TH TIES THE SCORE Calesdar— Stores Here Dudley Buck's beautiful ticnten Joseph Lyttle of 48 Eldiidge street TEST IN THE 1936 OLYMPICS words of Christ reminding His disci thony’s church. Burial wUl be in ML cantata, "The Story of the Cross,” Further evidence waa supplied by Tracy aald soma sixty or aigbty Ernest R. iknaon waa installea ples as he broke bread that those Mrs. Harper who discovert a new aubatituta billa wera drawn to try suffered a heart attack on toe side St. Benedict cemetery. u Moat BxceUent High PrlMt o t To Be Open Tomorrow. who partook of it partook of His was reverently sung last night by linen handkerchief, with a lace and remedy the altuaUon, but that walk In front of toe Army and Navy DslU Ouptcr, No, 81, Royal Arch ths choir of the Concordia Lutheran PiBch Hk Winf Gime, 4-3; body as they who drank the wine border in a bathhouse on the estate, none of them met approval of a club at 3:30 tola afternoon and col Masons, at toe Masonio Tample laat remarked that it waa Hla blood. It church, l^ e auditorium wras taxed Tuesday. majority of the committee. night tn ceremonies conducted by BUT FAMOUS COACH Stavnitsky Tops Scorers marks the founding of a sacrament to capacity, and at the close of the lapsed on toe sidewalk. He was re Good Friday — annlveraarj of Sheriff Fuller attaches consider Meanwhile in the House, Speaker HOUSE 1URNS DOWN Bernard Oarner, Paat High Prieat P o w l i n t ^ Gehrig HHs for G ranl; moved to the Manchester Memorial of the Roman Catholic church that, cantata many expressed' their ap able significance to thia handker William Hanna took aharp excep of Pythagoras Chapter, aaaiated by proval o f the splendid work of the Cbrlat'a cruciflxion on the Cross of has endured for over 1992 years. chief. tion to yestcrdajr's ruling o f Lieu John F. Plcklee, Paat High Prlea't SAYS U .S . SHOULD In Titular Court Series BRlTtSH AMEEICANS Calvary and moat sacred of all holy The Crucifixion. .lingers, whose response was imme Chuck, mountain alredale owmed by o f Delta Chapter, aa Grand Mar- (Morphya Alleys) Senators Trim A*ty Ckisox diate to every motion of their direc tenant Governor Hayes that the bill days on the Christian calendar — Tomorrow, Good Friday, la an. William Walsh of Jersey City, N. adding SO men to the aUte police TOWNSEND MEASURE ahal. Refreahments were served fol tor Organist Fred Werner. Dill-1 J., led his trainer, Marx" HamMfe,' lowing the meeting la toe banquet Intlsnfl (8) will be observed in the Catholic and other day that is important in the department should be referred to George "SUffy" SUvnltaky, Man-xctoucky Smith were beiL while history of the Roman Catholic gent rehearsing and able leadership ,■ as far as the Farmington diner on the Committee on appropriations. hall and a aortal hour waa enjoyed: BE SUPREME AG IN McCulIumn . . . 92 108 107—808 Nose Out Tigers, Reds Protcatant churches here tomorrow WM appa^rent througbout the ren-j F'armington avenue, opposite the The other officers installed wera: 4 Chester’s outstanding veteran of toe Scheutz and Hadden were the most D uncan...... 107 110 99—816 church. There wiil be the usual The House, however, voted to con with aolenm services. dition of the cantata. Hartford Gun Club, Robert McLaiighUn, Excellent chalked court and high scorer of the inaccurate. Vennart ...... ISO 89 86—808 mass in the morning and in the cur with the Senate in making the Votes 206 to 56 A{(amst Old The composite box score for toe' Troonce Piratei Stores To Be Open afternoon there will gather In the Mr. Werner played the procession Walsh and Hampele returned to Change of reference. King; Hayden L. Ortawold, Excel Rec Senior ILieague during toe past Davies ...... 84 98 96—378 The public schools, barber shops al and recessional on the organ as their home laat night. Walsh stated lent Scribe; Louis H. Marte, 'Trsaa- three games f o llo w M orrison...... 130 98 103—831 church members of the faith who the chorus of more than 30, wearing Not Proper Bill Conrad Jenningi Writes Ser* season, smergsd from too recent Rangers and the local banks will remain will spend a silent hour of prayer, that hia dog was unable to trail the Age Pension Phn After urer; H. Russell Tryon, Secretary; for , the first time their handsome When the measure was brought town title series between toe Fire P. B. r . By HUGH FULIEBTOM. closed all day but the storet will be commemorating the hour that Jesus missing woman satiafactorily. Frederick J. Ackerman, Royal Arch stones and toe Rangers In posses Total 688 -498 401-1532 SU. black and white vestments took before the House on a disagreeing Captain; Louta C. Vanderbrook, 4 Chapman, rf . . . . 9 3-4 England (1) Associatod Press Sports Writer. open as usual. The Municipal build- suffered on His trip to Golgotha. A on Track and Reid sion of toe scoring honors for the 6 Schuetz, If their places, and later left the audi action, Speaker Hanna declared that Short Debate. Principal Sojourner; Edward Swan . 9 6-17 A. Stevens<>n 107 83 105—398 in , will not be open. The stamp On Saturday no Roman Catholic will three games played. Stavnitaky 6 Sheldon, c vrindow at the posloftlce will be torium. All accompaniments were in his opinion the bill was not n son, Ckiropi^n Captain ef t o e ' . 8 0- 4 M. Holmes . . 91 80 107—284 Boston the center of baseball In eat meat uutii after noon and on totaled thirty {toints with 13 6 Saimonda, rg 10 3-8 open and the money order window played on the piano by Miss Eleanor SENATE GIVES P. U. C. proper one to refer to the Appropri Host; Ray S. Warren, Grand Maa- V y J ^ ’rospects Neit Year, Ma Baker ...... 76 84 02—352 terest during toe winter particular Sunday, the third day after His Werner, sister of the organist. Rev. ations Committee. baakets and-four out of five fouls. 8 DeUaFera, Ig . a 1- 4 until 8 o’clock. Mall will be deliv death when He arose from the dead Washington, April 18— ( A P I - ter of toe Third Vail; Robert J. The Firestone ace tallied 18 points McLogan ... 183 92 123—348 ly haa no Intention of rellnquiahlng Karl RTcbter, pastor of the church, RepresenUUve Noah H. Swayne, Boyce, Grand Master of toe Second 3 Smith, I g ___ . 4 3-4 ered tnjthe morning;. are the most Important days in the in toe first game, 10 points £b toe H. Stevenson 110 116 109—888 read the descriptive passages at the POWER OVER TRUCKS Republican of Darien and a member Standing firmly behind toe admin Vail; T. Walter Reichard, Grand terial Galore at Hand. 1 Ehirlco, if . . . . . 0 0-1 toe spotlight now that toe 1038 '^Morning Service teachings of the Roman Catholic second and seven in toe third. Sec 0 Turklngton, c ..0 0-0 season is under wy. beginning, and again at the second of the Judiciary Committee which istration’s social security bill, the Master of toe First Vail; John F. Total 617 461 636-1614 At B o'clock tomorrow morning a church. favored the bill laughed aa he said: ond place went to Harold Schuetz 1 Kennedy, rf . . 0 0-0 When the curtain rose Tuesday It sunrise service sponsored by the half of the program. Alfred Langc'a (Continued from Page One) House today voted down the Town Pickles, Chaplain; William Bray, On that day there will be decorar "But Mr. Speaker we have been in This is toe first of 30 articles of toe Rangers with 34 points, while 0 Antonio, Ig .. . 0 0-0 was Babe Ruth and the Braves who Epwor^ League of the Methodist tlon of white on the altar, the priests bass voice was eminently well suit send old-age pension plan. Jr., Tyler; Sidney McAIpine, organ Wales (8) ed to the role ef Pontius Pilate, >in formed by the Senate that It la in bis teammate, A1 Saimonda, was held the center of toe stage. Yes church will be held on Sunset Hill. will appear in robes of gold and most important pieces ot leglala- In thia first test of administra ist, and George W. Strant, trustee on track and field by Conrad right behind him with 33 points. 85 Torrance ....86 101 102—389 exceptionally heavy one in this com the opinion of the lieutenant gov for. three years. 40 18-42 95 K a n e ...... terday It was the Red Sox who In Breakfast will be served after the white and the music will Joyously tlon. The measure came up yester ernor.” tion strength to prevent rewriting M. Jenningi, famous coach of Jason Chapman, also o f toe Flrestoaea . . . 116 133 101—340 dicated in no uncertain t6m m that service. Rev. Karl Richter, pastor position. Corwin Grant, who repre- day so that while the members ot Wylie ____ . . . 132 89 116—837 commemorate the fact that Christ "I have studied that opinion of of its social security program, the Marquette University who de Rangers, took fourth place with 20 P. B F. T. they are out to get Into toe pennant of the Concordia Lutheran church, has arisen. .sented Ihe.,Christ, put a lot of feel the judiciary committee should have Brennan .. . . . 103 103 101—306 ing Into his tenor solos. One very the Speaker but I haven’t changed Townsend plan lost on a 206 to 86 veloped Ralph Metcalfe, toe points and Phil Welles of ths Fire 8 BisseU, rf ___ 6 3- 6 14 fight as they turned back toe New win be the speaker. an, opportunity to acquaint them standing vote. stones waa fifth with 17 points. Easter Sunday, effective part waa during hla re mine." MACCABEES MANAGER 5 Maloney, rf ., . 3 0- 4 3 Jerome (Dizzy) Dean, star pitcher of toe World Champion St. Louis Cardinals, on the ground after ha York Yankees for the second time At Ooooordia Luthersn selves thoroughly with its provi world’s fastest human. Johny Falkoakl waa charged with Total 427 416 420-1262 On Blaster Suifday thousands of sponses with the girls’ chorus, and He accepted the moUon to refer Only 20 mlnutet of debate pre 3 Holland, If . . . . 1 8-4 8 had been hit In the leg by a drive from Freddy Ltndstrom of the (Chicago Chibs in toe flrat inning of toe first in succession. There wllLbe a confessional ser- sions; moat of the Senators have bad toe most personals, nine In all. Ha 6 WsUss, c ...... 5 7-11 17 Scotland (1) Roman Catholics throughout the another when the boys' chorus sang. the bill to the Appropriations com ceded toe balloL Included waa #9 game of the season, in Chicago. Manager Frankie Frisch of toe Cards Is leaning over him. Field . .. . Tangling in another mound duel, vlee la the Concordia Lutheran world will approach the altar rail Juat a bare chance of perusing its exchange between Representative MAKES UNUSUAL RECORD By OONRAO M. JSNNINOS waa evicted In toe first game. 9 Falkoakl, Ig .. . 3 1- 4 5 ...... 102 01 90—283 toe Red Hose won 4 to 3 in toe tenth church at 10 o'clock tomorrow "Away With Him." 20 pages." mittee however, and the motion wae Poota ...... 86 100 105—800 and receive communion. On Friday adopted without further debate. McGroarty (D „ CaUf.), who Intro Track Coach, Marquette University WeUes waa toe only other player 8 Stavnitaky, Ig .13 4- 8 80 inning. They had escaped defeat by morning. The regular service will Mias Anna "nuck sang with fine Senator John M. Taft, Jr., Social sent to toe showers, going in toe 4 Stterman ...... I l l 117 110—338 morning there will be but one mass expression the soprano solo num Representative Swayne and She- duced toe Townsend bill and Rep Hadden, I f ___ . 9 1-8 1 toe sUm margin of a ninth Inning take place at 10.30 o'clock. Neither ist of Bridgeport reiterated his ob E. A. Rock Tops AU Others fn final game. Francis DellaFera of 1 Mahoney, If .. Dickson ...... 108 116 103—327 held in the different churches for bers, and Miss Elsie Roth’s contralto thar were named to a committee of hospital by Hayden L. Griswold. He resentative O’Connor (D „ N. T.). America, In my opinion, will re . 0 0 -0 0 homer by Max Bishop. service will be in English. jections of yesterday against imme was dead upon arrival at the hospi ceive its severest challenge in toe toe Rangers was nmner-up to Fal- 0 Jolley, rg . 0 0-0 0 the pre-sanctiflcatlon and on Satur voice was well suited to the work conference on the disagreeing action McGroarty struck b ck at O’Con Increasing Membership — Rangers-Firestones Split Total With Charley Ruffing hurling At Oeater Church day there will be the blessing of the diate consideration of the bill. Like tal. nor’s remarks that some members 1936 Olympic Games next year In koski In personals with eight and 0 Breen, e ...... 0 0-0 0 Local Sport 407 433 408-1248 great ball, the Yanks took toe lead assigned to her. Their voices Devlin, the Socialists asserted more In toe bill which would provide that Organized Junior Court. four playera had six apiece. In foul Rsv. Watson Woodruff, D.D., the holy water and the paschal candles. blended beautifully in a duet num three-quarters of toe expense of toe Mr. Lyttle, who was prominent in were "playing poliUcs with human Berlin. wben they solyed Gordon itoodea d ^ pastor, will center his talk around The only place where there has time should be allowed the Senators misery.” shooting, Stavnitsky, HoUsnd and 36 39 18-40 76 BIO. LEAG U E livery in the seventh. Bishop ber, and In leading the chorus of to study the provisions of the bill. state police department be paid Washington Loyal Ortuige. Lodge state Manager E. A. Rock ef too It was my privilege last summer Series Profit of $26.45 the Seven Last Words of Christ at been planned any special amusement women singers. The cantata waa from toe highway- , __ fund._ affairs, waa one of the best known "I don’t think even the Republic Maccabees, who since bis transfer to escort an all-star track and field Chatter (Charter Dak Alleys) socked his homer behind a pinch the a o’clock service In Center Con tonight is at the East Side Recrea Caucuses were held by Republi ans would do that,” the Californian team from toe ' United States to The Valvolitte Oil Co. took three single by Roy Johnson in toe ninth one of the most ambitious sacred cans and Democrats before the Sen The bill was passed in toe Senate' toe North Irish residents in Man- to Connecticut from Georgia, six gregational church tomorrow after tion Center where a dance will be and then amended in toe House to Chester. He waa employed In the said. Germany. straight from Wilkie's Dairy. How to tie the count, 2-3. Another noon. Miss Ada Robinson will sing musical compositions the choir has ate decision to delay action on the months ago has made hia home in An artistic success but a flnan-.Tpooreat attendance in toe history o t held with plans arrtuiged to have undertaken in a number of years, provide that only 8325,000 a year dye house in the Old Mill at Cheney "Remember that 30,000.000 peo Manchester, is receiving congratula I had full opportunity to observe ard hit high single of 141 end he pinch hitter, old Bing Miller, took and music will be furnished by the measure which was listed on the VersaUIlty in sporU is toe gift of cial flop accurately describes toe re local series. During the regular broke the league high three string the dance continue .until Friday and the alngeri acquitted themselvea may be taken from toa highway Brothers plant. ple want tola Townsend bill. Don't tions on toe aucceaa he bes made in toe lavish preparations being made many but when It comes to a com over the job in toe tenth and drove church organist. morning. This has been the cause calendar oa the order of the day for ROGERS-MARKHAM TIED cently-completed aeries between the season, the Rangers charged 28 with 396. The Oak Street Tavern creditably. 11:40 a. m., today. fund for police purpoaas. The biu He is survived by hit wife, Mrs. tell ms that thia security bUl befors tbs first quarter of ths year la for toe games. bination of both versatiUty and ex In the winning runs after a walk Snnrlas Ben i ee of conslderabls unfavorable oom- cents and the Firestones 15 cents took three straight from Oibson’e The bill, providing for maximum C M ^ g a atata highway patrol ua- Elisabeth Lyttle and five daughters, toe House means anything. It amount o f new businesa. Ha won for While playing hosL Germany ceptional ability you've got to band Rangers and the Firestones fbr the for toeir games. and an error by Lou Gehrig had put Mere than 100 young people are ment Garage. Mognuson hit high single runners on second and third. weekly paymenU of 87 to Indigent Motor vehicle eommlaaioner Mrs. Isaac Cole of Hasel street! means nothing—absolutely noth toe "Nutmeg State" tha dlsUneUoa also will make Its bid for toe ebam- it to Walter "Ty" Holland. During town basketball championship. The opener drew toe best gate of expected to attend the Good Friday Ooepel HaU ing.” of 134 and Farrand hit high three Gehrig did bis best to atone for Sunrise Service at Sunset Hill to persona who are 65 year* old or which predpiuted a long debate tn Mre. Earl (toamber of Springfield, of having rolled up toe greatest psr- pionohlp. There L no doubt in my FOR LOCAL POOL TITLE toe many years that he’s occupied Exactly 366 cash custometa attend ail, 189 fans paying $75.60 in admis PLAN OPEN HOUSE string for 870. toe misplay in the last of toe tenth morrow morning at B o’clock, spon Beginning tonight at 7:30 In Gos older, waa overwhelmingly approv toe Senate yesterday, waa referred Mass., and toe Missee Ethel, Mar centoga for that time, 283 per cent mind, too, that keener competition the sports headlines, "Ty” has giv ed the three games of the titular aions. Expenses amounted to $40 pel hall, a series of Easter meetings ro toe Appropriations committee jorie and Dorothy. la 30 states axrt provinces In Canada than ever will be provided by en ample evidence that the old say classic, paving a total of "i Wilkie’s Dairy (0) when he belted the first of toe 80 sored annually by the Epworth ed yeeterday after repeated at f : and the Firestones got $21.36 for Magnuson ....1 0 6 100 109 will be held In both the Gospel hall tempts had been made to amend It, Without comment. for toe conteit was intsraaUonal. Sweden, Japan, Finland, Clanoda, ing "Jack of all trades and-'master from which expenses of 8105 were winning the game, leaving $14.24 318 or more homers he hopes to hit this League of the South Methodist Woods ...... 104 101 106 311 season, but the bases were empty. church. The speaker will be Rev. building at 41B Center street and ON HOSPITAL DAY Senator Jullue c . Stremlau, Demo ABOUT TOWN Mr. Rock Is one of tho 90 field work- England and Italy. To Meet in Two Matches of BRIHSH-AMERICANS of none” doesp’t hold true at all in deducted to leave u o. , for toe Rangers. the more eentraUy located Odd Fel- i r ? •lro«
BoslettMe A Chicago dtlsen rushed Into the AmarylUa, in your red heart city hall and stopped the nearest vie WWATS TW /AATTET^ Vl/ITH NOli MEN- W ELlr^AH- Passion lies. offidel: • AT^E M3U ,OR CHEESE*? I'LL ~ A H - To him let your inoenee rlee, Clttsen—Sir, I have been hdd up Aa the Ullee of he field. by a bandit Aa a taxpayer, I pro HERE I'm BEm N -jjIlOO IHAT TH' ALL RIGHT, ILL Nature’s 6wn, test: M AJOR'S HOSS WILL BEAT fA'NUUIYS V l i.' b f t PEEL OPE Waft their incense to His throne. Official—And you are quits right PLUCj . AN' YOU'RE APRAVD TO TAKE # 5 0 1 # 6 0 / - ^ l o s t AND FOUND 1 AUTOMOBILES FUR SALE 4 OARDEN—FARM- APARTMENTS—FLATS— dreas, children’s and babies’a cloth Bandits have no business eoUecong taxes. S|8SO. APIECE OUT OF TH' MOSS.TO WIN DAIRY PRODUCTS '^ 0 TENEMENTS 63 SELECnON OF CHAMBER ing, old portraits; Individual Heliotrope, let the eweet perfume HOW ABOUT tOST—TOUNG BLACK and white FOR SALE—AT SACRIFICE, 1838 CHENEY APPRAISAL examples of handicraft; antique TAX COLLECTION From your heart WITH AAE |-"-l TELL YOU ,TH'BET IS AS MRSHOOPLfc ca t Oddly marked. Black emudfe Naah ledan, office deak, chair. Ap FOR SALE-MANURE, cow or FOR RENT—SDC ROOM tenement, Be the savior on your part; Elsie Robinson wrote: ‘There'ene EXECimVE INDEnNITE dolls and their trouaseaux; court S U R E A S OUCH A N 'M Q E N niSrfe T3P.\LL|j d i d YOU to aide of none. Double pawa. Re ply 184 Center street, Manchester, horse, per load $3.50, $5.00 or $7.00. with all modem Improvements, ga trains, historical relics anil an in For the lowly violets blooming fouler blasphemy than to say that CHALK’ ward. Karlaen, 716 North Main. after 5 p. m. S. O. Pearl, Woodland street. rage If desired. Telephone 3688, 104 NOT SATISFAaORY teresting collection of uniforms Will not falterr Ignorance and fear, poverty and pain t r a i n i n ' TH ' m a j o r s N A 6. T A G H E R Y Chestnut street. dating from Colonial Days to the AUDIT APPROVED But lay her all on Heaven’s altar are the will of (3od." ME UP FOR = WTT.T. p e r s o n who found brown President Ray Has No Idea AN' Il TELL YOU ,HE W AS SO lAUCH FOR SALE—COW MANURE $5, 2 Great War complete this fascinat A t Eastertide. # 6 0 T 0 0 . l i bill fold In State theater Friday FOR SALE— 1838 CHEVROLET. In- horse load. Delivered. Telephone When Action Will Be Taken ing exhlblUod. EVEN IF THE MEEK DO IN -AT* SPEED ,I'LL HAVE TO PUT A night, return to manager? quire at 189 Oak street. 3360. WANTED— —Several Applicants for APRIL BREEZES....Those with HERIT THE EARTH THE LAW V ^O T IN HIS TAILTO KEEP^ At Least Selectmen Hint That mediocre minds generally condemn 1833 FORD DELUX sedan, equip REAL ESTATE 77 Post. Selectmen to Reconunend YERS WILL TAKE MOST OF IT ■ iW VERMONT CERTIFIED Seed poU- and criticise, everything they can’t IN THE WILL CONTEST. HIM TRONV RUNNING ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 ped with hot water heater, radio, toes. Green Mountains, 120 lb. WANTEI>- UNIMPROVED acre understand....W hite Ues have OUT OF HIS booster brakes, 1032 Ford coach, sacks, $2.13; bushel. $1.15. Cob age for cabin, site. Must be reason President Charles Ray of the lo m Discussing Snh Being VERPLANCK PLANS habit of leaving black marks on a r c ( WANTED—ANYONE driving to Appropriation of $10,000 ^ HIDE I ^ 1930 Ford coupe. Brown's Garage, blers, 100 lb. .tacks. $3.23; bushel, able for cash. Telepliune 3045. cal Chamber of Commerce said to person’s character.. .Critidsm, like Bi>«ton Friday or Friday night to 478 Center street. $1.40. Peat moss, 2 bushel sacks, day he had no better idea than the Brought by Firm. charity, should begin at hom e.. . . take 3 paiuengcra. Telephone 752U. "planet Mars" as to /hen a succea- to Cover Cost of Work. Men, like mules, do but little pulling BARGAINS IN USED CARS $1.00. Wonderful for seed beds, TO BUILD HOUSE flower 8;ardens and shrubbery. Man Bor to E. J. McCabe as executive while kicking.... A woman may be motahona— chester Plumbing; A Supply Co., vice-president of the Chamber Srounger than she looks—but always AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 1934 Plymouth Deluxe, 2 door. would be selected. It was hinted In the pieeting of 877 Main. Phone 4425. TO ENLIST WOMEN The Board of Selectmen voted last older than she Ues... .Men want lit i l l 1933 Plymouth Deluxe 2 door. Mr. Ray also pointed out that he the Selectmen last night that the night to recommend to the special tle below here; a little doesn’t sat 5 1936 REO 1-3 TON panel, very low 1934 Ford Business Coupe. had no Iddh of the number of can I think another war would mean milcago. juat like new. Trade ac appraisal conducted ^ by Cheney Arvid H. Seabnrg Awarded town meeting. May 1, that an ap isfy h im .... If Its practice that 1933 Ford Coach. H O U SE H O LD TilM IU S 61 didates for the job. The Board of. propriation of $10,000 be made to makes )rou perfect, one must be the collapse of the American stand cepted, low payment*. For full In 1933 Rocknc R. S. Coupe. IN HOUSING DRIVE Control has the final aay in tjie Brothers some time ago had not ard; our standard of living would formation call 6463. conduct a certified audit of very careful what they practice.. 1932 Rockne Business Coups. FOR SALE— KITCHEN range. matter, but probably will follow out- Jigen satisfactory to the company, Contract for Colimial So that's it. You walk a mile for a sink; our whole moral attitude books and accounts of Tax (3oll would change. 1931 Buick 4 door sedan. Charm Crawford Royal, with oil the recommendation of a special resulting in the failure of the com George H. Howe. Chairman A , dgaret and It gives you enough pep burner. Phono 7343. committee appointed to pasi upon 1930 Lasellc 5 Passen.^er Coupe. pany to file the figures with the Dwelling on Elwood St. Cook informed the board that to wralk bock again... .Our Incomes —Bernard Baruch. 1930 Buick R. S. Coupe. the qualificatlona of the -various FOR SALE-HOUSEHOLD fuml- VarioQs CInbs and Organiza Board of Relief when the company had been advised by Arthur F. Pot are being taxed heavily, but not so % 1930 Ford Coupe. candidates. much as our crudullty and patience We have sold our farm busiaass Manchester ture. Inquire at 15 Walker street, C. P. Thayer, who recently re ter, Deputy Tax Commissioner, that A Safe nace to Buy Used Cars sought a reduction from alleged ex- a certified audit extending back over . . . .The ocean now seems to be a for a mess of pottage or one or Frlay and Saturday, April 19th tions to Be Contacted by signed aa secretary ot the Y. M. C. cesaive taxation before that board F. A. Verplanck, who plana to re two or three years of benefit favors. Evening Herald an3r20th. a period of six years tvould be satis body of water entirely surrounded Schaller Motor Bales Phone 6382 A. here, is one of the candidates. last month. This sentiment was tire as superintendent of the public factory. by trouble... .A man can be pretty —Senator George of Georgia. Several of the applications. It was CLASSIFIED Open Evenings expressed after the board members schools of Manchester In June after The cost of such an audit by accuratdy measured by tbs size of Mrs. Mary Dannaher. learned, are from persona living out listened to the reading to the com If the Republican party has the APARTMENTS— FLATS— of town. forty-two years of service In the certified public accountants would the thing that makes him an gry... ADVERTISEMENTS plaint, filed with town clerk Samuel The sun Is getting higher every day courage to turn to the humanity of local educational field, has awarded be approximately $10,000 and pos CounI iiM *vcriig« word* io * Hn*. A UTO ACCESSORl ES— TENEMENTS 63 J. Turkington, Tuesday, giving sibly the work would not cost that — and so are most other things too Lincoln and away from the prop fnltialv. number* and abbreviation,* ______TIRES ______6 Mrs. Ruth Welles of Hartford, notice of civil action against ' the the contract for the erection of a amount. . . . .you just transfer the mortgage erty-minded leadership which has . __ wopy^' . **cb count ** * ord and comoound FOR RENT—TWO. THREE and who Is directing the activities of Board of Relief on May 8 in Hart residence on Elwood street to Arvid Town Treasurer George H. Wad from a private creditor to the gov dominated It most of the time for vrorda a* two words Minimum coat la DRIVE SAFELY—If your wind four room apartments, fumlsbed If 20 years, we can save America. 3AKE.I w vv o 1M1 »Y etA Mnvice. n prica oi thr*a ilnea. women In connection with the Fed HEAVY BUS TRAVEL ford County Superior Court. H. Seaburg of 54 Walker street. dell advised the board that noo’egls- ernment, and tbat’e recovery...... I.ln* rat»* per day tor >ran*l*nt shield wiper Is sluggish it can be desired. Also five room duplex. Ap "It looks like a notice of a little —William Allan White. eral Housing campaign in Connecti Work was begun yesterday but the tered firm of certified public ac Another thing this country needs Is ■ d* repaired or exchanged. Norton ply Manchester Construction Co.. fight." Secretary S. G. Bowers stated countants would take a contract for more people who are willing to per Merrtiv* March 17, irJ7 4131 or 4279. cut, will confer with Mrs. Mary upon completing the reading of the house win not be read;; for occu They ought not to try to call C«Bh Charg« Electric Co., Hilliard street. Phone pancy untU early this fall. an undetermined audit but would spire Instead of inspire...... Thmge 7 ot»j V Ota 4060. Dannaher, chairman for ^Manches FOR EASTER NOTED complaint. Selectman Johnatun themselves the Democratic party. « ConaacuUva Uaya FOR RENT—P OUR ROOM tene- The house will be of colonial de take the job at $35 per day for one are Improving. Salesmen have quit t Conaacutiva Day i 9'otai U eta ter, this afternoon relative to map stated that he had talked with ex making contacts and are now tak The Roosevelt adminietratlon should U otai II eta ... ment, in two family house. Apply sign, frame construction, arranged man. ’Phe pay of an assistant certi By John C Terry 1 Day ...... ping out plans touching upon the pert appraisers and be reported chat fied public accountant would be $26, ing orders. be properly named the S t Vttue All ordtra for. irrarular tna»rtiooa FLORISTH—NIJRhERIES liV iso Pearl street. program In this town. they told him that the town would for nine rooms with two tiled bath dance party. wlU ba ebaretd at tha ^>na tima rata. rooms and with tiled lavatory on the it was stated. If one were needed. Spacial rataa fur long larm avary Ground work will be laid by Mrs. Bookings at Center Bnrean grt "trimmed" in the -pending suit. Do you wish the world were wiser? —Huey Long. FOR EASTETl FLOWERS atop at FOR RENT- -FOUR ROOMS with Danaher among the various wom first floor. There will be hot water Selectman Sherwood G. Bowers day adverttaing giva upor. raqvaat. Krauss' up-town store at 99E Main' Selectmen Johnston, who in his car moved to recommend the expendi Welt, suppose you make a start Ada ordered for three or alx daya all Improvements, at 168 Oak en’.. cluba and organizations here to heating. The plans were prepared by It’e cheaper to build boya’ cluba (formerly J. Laufrr’s aothlfig paelty as a deputy sheriff of Hart ture of $10,000 for the audit. The By accumulating wisdom in the and stopped before tha third or hfih street, inquire Maples hoapltal. have Mrs. Welles, a forceful speak Indicates Brisk Business ford County listens to many such Architect Walter T. Arnold of Hart than Jails. If I were to start again, day will Tit charged &nly for the ac store). A full line of potted amt ford. motion wa.s carried. • scrap-book of your heart. tual number of .Imea tba c appear- er. appear at meetings and explain suits, gave the other members of the Do not waste one page on folly; live I would never waste my time In cut flowers at money saving prices. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, the manifold advantages of procur Mr. and Mrs. Verplanck reside at Several other items will be includ ad charging at tha rata aarnad. but with garage, rent $28.00 month. In board a deacriptlon of the court pro ed In the call for the special town to learn and leam to live, politics, but would devote it to boys. no allowance or refunds ean b# made Krauss’ Greenhouse. 021 Hartford ing housing loans to pay for Im Through Town. 1108 Main street, just to the north —John Hays Hammond, famoua on ala time ada at'oppad after tha Road. Tel. 8602. quire 13 Wadsworth street. cedure In trlala of this type. meeting. Including a new ordinance if you want to give men know fifth day. provements to the homes. The board referred the complaint of the High school building, in a mining engineer. Inasmuch as the repairing and relative to aidewalk cleaning and ledge, you must get It ere you .Vo- “tin forbids"; dtanlar llnaa not FOR RENT - 5 ROOM tenement on to town counsel William S. Hyde. large single house which remained responsibility resulting from failure give. ■old. FOR SALE—800 FLAMING Giant beautifying of homes Is of vital Easter travel on the bus lines the property of Cheney Brothers red rnapberry plants. years old. Knighton .street, $20 month. Apply to do so; appropriation of $1,000 for Tha Herald wiU not be rtapohsibla 2 concern to every housewife, the passing through Manchester will be : when the company deeded the land for more than uua Incorrect .naartlop 75c do*. Inqulie 31 Edmund street. 90 East Center street. sidewalk repairs; appropriation of Sins Of The Parents Are ITIslted — - - - - "T Federal Housing committee here In apper anny ay of any a*..vartlaament ordered for exceptionally heavy'lhis year, ac- I on which It stands to the town. $500 for the salary of the building Upon The Children To The Third R______ata. u. F s. esT. oer. S & nanra than one time. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, all tends to take steps at once to In cording to bookings already made I Tba inadvertent omiasion of incor WIDESPREAD INTEREST inspector. And Fourth Generation, And Their m o v in g —TRUCKINU— Improvements, first floor, with ga terest women In the program. and Inquiries received at the Cen rect publication of advartiatng will ha Major John G. Mahoney, office ter Travel Bureau here. I Bond Issues Until The Sixth And racilSa only by cancalla*loo of tha STORAGE liU rage. Inquire 164 EUlridge street or BEST FAILURE WINS Seventh Generations. charge made for the sarvlea randertd- telephone 6154. manager, reported today that a to Buses tomorrow and Saturday I IN COSTUME EXHIBIT New York—Harken, all ye hope All advariisamenta must conform PERRETT A ULENNEY INC. local tal of 68 leads had been obtained are expected to. cany capacity CURB QUOTATIONS an style, copy and typography with ful authors. The Coraetlst—If you get much and long distance moving Daily FOUR ROOM TENEMENT with from the canvassers to date. Con loads. Moat of the tickets pur regulations enforced by tha publlah- tractors already arc working on 10 chased at the Center Travel Bureau The Washington Square College fatter you won’t be able to reach ara and thay raaarva tha right to express to tiartford. Ovemighl baths and pantry, near mills and out to your drum. Then you’ll lose jobs, but the Inclement weather are for Boston and Providence, with o f New 3'ork University is offering u i«0 T>t A r. AH R^Ims ReMivH ... adit, ravlse or lajac* any copy con- service to and from New York. Tel Main street. Soe John Jenaun, John Over 400 Members of Colonial Amer Sup P o w ...... your job. ■Idarad objections hit. son Block, Phom 60V 0 - 7635. during the past week has retarded several for New York City and a a scholarship to the unpublished au CLOSINO HOUU8—Claaaiflad ads to 3063. 8860 ot 8864. Dames Present at F'ormal Can Marconi ...... thor who submits the finest collec The Bass Drummer — I guess outside work to a considerable ex sprinkling for distant points like Cent States Elec ...... WASHINGTON TUBBS By Crane OUT OUR WAT ba published Same day must ba re RENT HUNTING? Tfell us what tent. tneveland, Syracu.se, Detroit, Man Opening Tuesday. tion of rejection slips. not. I’ve thought of that and made Bv Williarr % ceived by 12 o'clock noon: Hutiirdayi Cities Service ...... Fannie Hurst and Christopher airangements to use the drum ^SAYARE \C6RTAiNLV \ WHY, VOU FLEA- JO'.ld a. m. PUBLK PAHNENUKR you want We’ll take care of It for chester, N. H„ and Portland, Me. Elec Bond and Share . you without cnarge. R. T. McCAnn, Business also is certain to be Morley will help pick the winner. major’s baton for a drumstick. lOU HIDDiWVMOr. THAMKSISITTEM T H I S TELEPHONE YOUR SERVICE 20-A More than 400 members of the Mavis Bottling A . . . . Five points will be given for each AU-WB BROUGHT 69 Center street. Dial 7700. ,J)rl8k on the w'eek-end preceding Nlag Hud P o w ...... US? TO SOU, BOSS, 1q M I G H T WANT ADS. TO OPEN SANDY BEACH April 29. the day that the annual Connecticut Society of the Colonial slip, with between 60 and 100 THE SHREWD JAPANESE BACH FROM t h a t OH. MISSUS/’ HERE'S IN ADOm ON TC SILVER Lone United Founders...... (30VERNMENT: In order to com I'L L HAVE IS "rHESE SOME B E W H A T 'S Ada are accepted over tt.a telephone Bus Line. De Luxe Bu. for lodge FCJR RENT—4 RQOM FLAT on spring school vacation starts. Al Dames of America were present at points extra for encouraging words EAMR IM ROME? W ROKJiG at tha CIIAHUK RATH given above Clinton street. The Manchester United Gas ...... which editors seiul with the rejec pete with Swedish match making CHAMPAGNE OFF OF rr PIECES party or team tripe, we also offer BALLROOM ON SUNDAY though more than 20 trips are made the Morgan Memorial In Hartford United Lt and Pow A W ITH IT , aa a convanten . to adverttaers, but Trust Company, Trust Department. dally to Boston, and a dozen each tions. firms, the Japanese named a town •? t h a t the CASH RATES will ot accaptad aa 7 passenger sedan delivery. Phone Tuesday for the tea and reception In Japan: "Sweden," then blithely COCKTAILS AT MA'AM ------.3063. 8860. 8864. to Providence and New York, the WASKjT rULU PAYMENT if paid at tha bual- FOR RENT- 5 ROOM tenement, which formally opened the costume printed: "Made In Sweden" on their MV WEDDIMG I T H o r I eas ofTtce on or hefera tha aevanth Doc Peyton and His Famous inciensing use of buses as a means RECEPnOM. OWTH' I SEEN day following the firai tnaertion of oil improvcmciita. Inquire 10 Cot of transportation enhances the ad exhibition which the society Is spon m match boxes.” Smart, th ^ Japs! c v . each ad olharwia* the OHAItUK tage street Orchestra to Be First to s t r e e t IT OROP ItATD will be colleritd. No raeponat- profehsional visability of making reservations soring there. Tiie exhibition, which BEFORE Play There Thi.s Season. early to make sure of seats. He—Sir Walter Raleigh let the OFF. hlllty for errors In talephoned ada SERVICES 22 FOR RENT—8 ROOMS with all Im was opened to the public Wednes Queen walk on bis cloak, but I will YOU ^v{U be assumed and their accuracy W E N jr cannot be guaranteed. . ANN’S BEAUTY SHOP. 1 3 ~ o ik provements, 17 Norman street. Ap The 1935 season at Sandy Beach day, has attracted wide-spread In do more than that for you. I will terest, and before it closes on May street. Room . Telephone 7.341, ply MIntz, 209 North Main street, Park and Ballroom will be u.shered lay myself down In the mud for you BV. INDEX OF 11 Depot Square. II, it is expected that thousands of UAL aeoaee All branches of Beauty Culture, in Sunday evening, by George to step upon. CLASSIFICATIONS Bokls, the popular proprietor of the MONSYPRESPOST visitors from all uver this State She— Your sentiment Is noble, but permanent waving. FOR RENT—6 ROOM flat, with all will have seen it. C RY NtA SIRVtCK. INC. T. M. RCC. V. 9. PAT. OVf. -f £triha ...... A Tolland Cminty Playground. TTie do you mind turning your face to Engagamanta ...... Jt improvements, and garage. 22 Presiding at the tea Tuesday / the street, you rat! Marriages ...... <; THE LILY BEAUTY SHOPPE beat dance orchestras in New Eng E N J O Y ^ DINNER takes this opportunity to .ntroduce Bdgerton street. Telephone 8301. were Mrs. James P. Andrews, ot pass tftaOVS 'P.O riw , Deaths ...... U land will be brought to. Sandy Beach Hartford, national president of the- w Card ot Thanks ...... K their new budget department with FOR RENT -5 ROOM FLAT at 20 Bnllruom, opening. Sunday. April A minister with a 'sense of humor Id Metnurlam ...... F Colonial Dames; Mrs. Leonard M. has just put up a sign In his church: A sprinkling ot knowledge Is Leal and Found ...... X Lena Wiley in charge. Three serv Roosevelt street, secona fl