£ rT''.-V V ‘'■'W THE WBATHliK^ PMeCMt b j «. a. Butmu, r NET PBES8 BUN Hartford. AVEBA.OE DAILY CIBOULATIQN Fair and lUghtly warmer tonight; for the Month of February, 1980 Tuesday inoreaslng cloudiness and t u f t t i n n Conn. State Library—Con#i warmer. . » ' 5,503 Membera of »ho Audit Bureau of Clrcnlatlona TWELVE PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1930. (CUsallled Advertising on ^ g e 10) VOL. XLIV., NO. 136. 104 PERSONS KILLED PLAN IN JAP THEATER FIRE FOR FUNERAL OF TAFT More Than 100 injured; Vic- BYRIW PARTY To Be Simplest That Ever Ladd Issues Orders . Marked the Passing of a h a s r e a c h e d For State Mourriing Great National Figure; Congress and Supreme w A i f c * .. NEW ZEALAND Hartford, March 10.—(AP)—Ad-Awlde, worn around the left arm above the elbow; also, when the jutant General William F. Ladd to saber is worn a knot of black crepe j Court to Recess Until Aft Seoul, Korea. March lO.-iAP)—ip 1 MomkafS day Issues the following order: on the hilt, also the National colors Ona hundred and four persons were | tO m in a n a e r dUU inZUWMio 1— His Excellency the governorwill be draped as prescribed in Par killed and more than 100 injured to- j announces, with deep sorrow and re agraph 434, Army regulations, by er Funeral—Body to Be clay in a fire which broke out at a j Get Enthusiastic Welcome gret, the death of William Howard two streamers of crepe, seven feet motion picture show at the Chinkai , Taft, ex-President of the United long and twelve Inches wide, at laid to Rest in Arlington Naval base in southern Korea. Most j States, who pjwsed away in Wash tached to the ferrule below the of the victims were Japanese naval , At Dunedh^ Byrd Speaks ington. D. C., at 5:15 p. m. March spearhead, during the next thirty men and their wives and chiklicn. ■ 8, 1930. days, terminating April 8, 1930. Cemetery. 2— As a mark of respect to ex- 3—The National flag will be dis The show was being held in a played at half-staff on all state warehouse at the naval base in ob' | Briefly At Reception. Presldent Taft, all officers of the . National Guard, while in uniform, armories, the state military reser Washington, March 10.—(AP) — Licrvance of the twenty-fifth anni- i vation, between revielle and retreat versary of the capture by the i will wear the prescribed badge of Parting tokens of affection and rc- ‘ Dunedin, N, Z., March 10.- i mourning, consisting of a straight until after the day of the funeral Japanese of Mukden in the Kusso-■ t>c„unrH tt Tuesday, March 11, 1930. sped were heaped high upon the Jananese war.ar. The anniversary was 1 —Rear Admiral Richard K. band of black crepe, five inches bier of William Howard Taft today throughout the empire | American explorer, and the mem- x;clcbrated as the nation prepared to give him bers of his Antarctic expedition re-1 today. honored burial. GOO In Theater. turned to Dunedin today after hav-1 The house on Wyoming avenup The film, which ignited and caus ing spent more than a year in the I TAFT LIVED TO SEE ARLINGTON CHOSEN where he lived and died was filled ed the fire, was a patriotic repro scientific exploration of the frozen like a mammonth spring basket with duction of scenes in the _ Kusso- regions at the bottom of the world. . a wilderness of flowers. A proces JauancHc conflict. About 000 pei- All Dunedin turned out to greet] U.S.W 0LRD POWER ! FOR TAFT’S BURIAL sion of messengers carried to the .sou.i were in the building when the the discoverer of the Antarctic re- j sorrowing family the consoling film burst into flames and fired the gion which he named Marie Byrd | words of friends in many lands. structure. land in honor of his wife. 1 Congress and the Supreme Court Most of those who died were trap Asked how it felt to fly over the WiD Be First President to Be decided to recess until after the fu ped in the building. The blaze South Pole, Byrd said: | When He Was In Office neral tomorrow. President Hoover broke out at 3 o’clock in the after “Very much like flying over the personally directed that the execu noon and raged for two hours. North Pole, except the Nbrth Pole Leaders Were Mostly Placed In National Ceme- tive branch of the government The victims were chiefly sma'l was bumpier." 9 should show every fitting honor to children. Flames from the ware- Byrd Is the only man who h as, the only man in history who had houjc for a time threatened to flown over both poles. He soared j tery—Others^ Graves. over the South Pole November 29, | Dickering Over Tariff. been both President and Chief Jus .spread to a nearby ammunition tice. magazine. The blue jacket lire 1929. On May 9. 1926 Byrd flew out .Army Guns Boom. fighters barely managed to prevent of Spltzbergen, circled the North Washington, March 10.—(AP) — Pole and returned. Among his other Washington, March 10.— (AP) While the guns of near and dis this. William Howard Taft will be the tant army posts boomed their re adventures was a trans-Atlantic When William Howard Taft closed first president of the United States- quiem, plans were completed for To- flight. Japan is now holding “silver anni Enthusiastic Welcome. I his desk in the White House seven- to be buried In the National t ceme moval of the body tomorrow morn versary" celebrations recalling Tumultuous enthusiasm held sway ! teen years ago this month the nation tery at Arlington. ing to the Capitol rotunda, to He In memories of her year of exaltation The last resting places of the state for a few hours, and for the as the expedition, borne by the i was moving Irresistibly toward a other chief executives of the nation service at 2 p. m., at the Washington — 1905—when her forces crushed barque, Oty of New York, and the commanding influence in world af- the Russians and defeated them on steamer Eleanor Bolling, entered the are: George Washington at Mount church which Taft attended. harbor of Dunedin. Dunedin was the fairs but apparently was unaware | vemon, Virginia; John Adams at At Arlington, across the Potomac, land. ! of this progress because of its hick- j Quincy. Mass.; Thomas Je«e” on at on a knoll overlooking the White Today's celebration, the twenty- last city to bid Byrd farewell when jof tmsprog domestic is -! Monticello. Va.; James Madison at Hou.se and the Capitol, the family fifth year after the capture of Muk he set out for the Antarctic in De I cring and strife over dome ^ Montpelier, Va.; James Monroe at marked out the plot where the de den, was dc.signated Army Day cember, 1928. ; sues, principally the tariff. . Richmond, Va.; John Quincy Adams. parted statesman will rest at last, Navy Day will be May 27, Uie date Thousands of persons lined the William Howard Taft waterfront to witness the return. 1 He lived to see America become a , Quincy, Mass.: Andrew Jackson amid the graves of the nation’s war tv.'cnty-fivc years ago when Admiral 1 power of the first magnitude, y e t; Nashville. Tenn.; Martin Van dead. Togo annihilated the Russian Baltic Bands played “The Star Spangled i the din of controversy over the tar- | gurgn Kinderhook. N. Y.: William Simple Services. fleet in the balUc of the Sea of Banner” and “See the Conquering GREAT SEA “ FIGHT” I iff roared on at the house of his' Henry Harrison at North Bend. For all of this preparation, the Japan. It will climax a large sei Hero Comes.” ! ' death. , • Ohio: John -Tyler at Richmond Va.; actual funeral service tomorrow will and air exposition at Uyeno Park, Scores of smaU craft scurried out | ENVOYS TACKLE FIRST was not the > j^mes Knox Polk at Nashville. and escorted the two ships to their, The tariff, however, be one of the simplest that ever Tokyo. sole domestic issue to 1 ''■ Tenn.: Zachary Taylor at Spring- marked the passing of a great popu docks. I NEAR CANAL ZONE 1 so le QOUltJSUl^ J fcic*v**»* J * These cnte."prises are designated Byrd’s comment on the accom- j ' the platform which Taft carried to, . Millard Fillmore at Buf- lar figure. It will be held in All to rekindle in some degree the pa plishment of the expedition w as, BIG PARLEY PROBLEM I the country in 1908. listed also the y.; Franklin Pierce at Con- Souls’ Unitarian church, at Six triotic fervor that burned in the na . . . ' famrirar" topics of - agriculture,------fall cord, N. H.: James Buchanan at teenth and Harvard streets. tional spirit during the conflict of brief. j Lancaster. Penn.; Abraham Lincoln The pew where Taft sat, will be twenty-five years ago, winning for He said: | American Warships in Mockjroa.,. ^ at Springfield, lUs.; Andrew John- decorated with flags and flowers. His Comment. ■ merchant marine and cIyh 1 Greenville, Tenn.; Ulysses S. Japan a place among the great pow “Surely the South Pole flight was | Consider France's Demand! As the church bell starts to toll, ers and-establishing her firmly on LANDRY CONFESSION I Grant at New York aty; Ruther- the Rev. Plysses G. B. Pierce, Taft’s not more important than the flight 1 Battle In Caribbean Sea i service. Intcrnatlonal Peace. ■ ford g, Hayes at Freemont, Ohio: the continent of Asia. during which we discovfered the new ] pastor for a quarter of a century, There, as a result of the war, she land to the east, on the other side for a Guarantee of Secur-1 p ^ (;g ]) Qjij RECORD Cm the world horizon the question ; James A. Garfield at Cleveland, will stand at the door to meet the rolled back the advance of Imperia' of the Ross dependency. This I of international peace had put in Its, Ohio; Chester A. Arthur at .Mbany. *procession. Today. fo p ? ™ c e and words simUar to ] n . Y.; Benjamin Harrison at Indian- Within the church, with its plain Russia, ultimately obtained posses have named Marie Byrd land. ity— Real Beginning of ---- 1 appearanc ____ hopes 1 onoUc Tnri • William McKinley at sion of Korea and entrenched herseli “The six scientists with us worked used in setting forth the hopes | apolis, Ind., white-painted pews and pillars, the of the re se n t London naval confer-1 canton. Ohio; Grover aeveland at casket will be taken to the chancel the dominent influence in Soutn seriously and the results should Cristobal, Canal Zone, Mareh 10— jVIanchuria through the railway and e ^ e were employed in discussing 1 princeton. N. J.: Theodore Roose- while the great o rg ^ s play the pro prove very useful. We surveyed Vital Activities. I Says Monlthrope Shot De- I (AP) — Scouting airplanes were thrinfant steps the Hague tribunal j velt at Oyster Bay. N. Y.; Warren cessional. Memorial chimes will other concessions she compelled the 280,000 square miles of hitherto un- 1 • o •.! T 1 ' scanning the sea today as two great an- S ri taken ! G. Harding at Marion. Ohio;' Wood- play the hymns, “Abide With Me” czar to relinquish to her. -Chief j i fleets Steamed_t^^^^^^^ one » - and “Leld Kindly Light.” and two of A representative of the New Zea- j London, tective Smith—To Take ther for the mock "Battle of the " Further* of world import, Taft on | row Wilson at Washington. D. C. land government in a brief address I delegates of the Unitea States, March morning could have 1 ------Taft’s favorite poems will be read. to the ; Caribbean,” in United States Navy At Arlington, the committal serv- of welcome paid tribute to Admiral | Great Britain, and k ranee i maneuvers. thoughPot many Ihioga as he ro j! Bvrd as the first man to fly over naval conference here tackleu cne the Stand Today. to the capitol to turn over the ad icie and prayer will be concluded {, One fleet, the “Blue,” under the ;r»Vca7,.ors tuvnw^he^ FILIPINOS MOURN with Tennyson’s “Crossing the MILLS BOUND OVER both the North and South Poles, and first great crisis of the I command of Admiral L. M. Nulton. , mlnlatratlon of the gove^meht pv,nipplnes they faced eacn on his flagship California, put out | Woodrow Wilson. The Phuipp Bar,” and the military salute.s*’’ the onlv one who has conquered the ! gnee today when othe Latin- i A military escort was chosen to South Pole by air. other across a table at St. James s Jacksonville, Fla.. March 10.- from Cristobal to meet the “Black” 1 Cuba, relations____ with thus he- American nations and the Panama I day to accompany the body from TO HIGHER COURT Bvrd replied briefly; Palace for consideration of France’s The alleged conressionconfession orof i^eoLeo i^an-Lan- under Admiral W. C. Cole, .fs.- ^ ^n the OVER TAFT’S DEATH the home to the Capitol, thence to “We have been fortunate in demand for a guarantee of security. dry, escaped Connecticut' convict, ginning a five day training test. I eanal add had played a part All Souls’ church, and from there to In exchange for such a guarantee ______! The “Black force led by its flag- | four years just over.______naming Watson Monlthrope as the j ^ '^ u V o rS \ “'M n'ch-had‘been Arlington. Major General F. W. (Continued on Page Two.) France has let it be known .she is Sladen, commandant of the Third Meriden School Inmate Is | prepared to cut her claim for a big slayer.L ofua ^Detective .w _W. ... D...... Sm.th,...... ' | tnC OrCaUllclUy dreadnaughb^ 111.3 tvhaa.e,,*.., ------lllC , The a cajr “proved - J ff,W bChe I Qur Forffler PreSldcnt M i S Corps Area, .vlll command it. navy aggregating 724,000 tons in introduced today in the trial of piorida. New York, Oklahoma and U^ad wrecked, for w hatp _tia«„„i The route from the Wyoming five years. It was a matter ot ut Monlthrope and Roland ..Ion. ^ern^tlortf a^y | avenue home to the Capitol is ex Charged With Death ofjTRIALOFDOHENY most gravity which Mr. MacDonaid, Landry’S companions in flight from [ already had left its mobll- 1 ^gre taking an Increased scope, ^ e j First Governor General pected to lead through Pennsylvania Secretary Stimson, and 'M. Briand prison, for the killing of Smith. avenue, past the WWte House. were called upon to handle. Upon ization point in Guantanamo Bay. j nation was growing ; The statement was presented The Other Side The roar of American | Of the Islands. Officials at the Capitol estimated Rudolph Brown. POSTPONED TODAY its outcome depends success or fail through Detective Inspector E. L. In the “Blue” armanda, five other Santiago had awakened the old, between seven and ten thousand ure in this greatest of all disarma Acosta of Jacksonville. first line dreadnaughts—the West world to the power of the western persons would have an opportunity Meriden, March 10.—(AP)—Aus ment conferences. Landry, who was indicted with "Virginia, Tennessee, Maryland, New Washington, March 10.—(AP) — tomorrow to file past Mr. Taft’s tin Mills, 16, committed from New M. Briand, veteran of innumerable Lalone and Moulthrope for Smith’s Mexico and Mississippi—will help (Continued on Page Three.) Sorrow of the Filipinos over the body while it lies in state in the ro London, was arraigned in Police death, but who will be tried lateL California bear the brunt of the death of William Howard Taft, first tunda. The walls of the big cham Court today on a homicide charge Is Put Over Until Wednes (Continued on Page Two.) under an ag^reement for a severance, “fighting.” American governor-general of the ber, which stretch upward more r.'’, a result of the death of Rudolph is expected to take the stand as a Ships in action will maneuver at islands, wa3 expressed here today than a hundred feet, toward the Drown, 17, of New Britain, at the state witness today. night with lights out. Umpires will dome, are covered with paintings of day Because of Death of SEE A CLOSE RACE j by Camllo Osias, resident commis- early events in American history. I.Tcriden hospital on February 22, Inspector Acosta said he and be stationed aboard neutral ships, I sioner. 1930. While the two lads were in- other Jacksonville officers question and will decide when a ship has been The busts of Jefferson, Lafayette, GIRL FLIER BREAKS I “Taft’s genial nature was a great Lincoln, Hamilton and Grant are rritc.s of the school Brown was Taft. ed the three convicts in the police put out of action. When “sunk”, a FOR GLYNN’S PLACE i factor In winning the Filipino peo- fatally injured when struck by a .station here regarding the gun bat ship will withdraw from the en • pie’s confidence in the American not far from where the bier will live prong pitchfork alleged to have tle on a street near Jacksonville gagement and return to its base. rest. government,” said Mr. Osias. “He Today a model of the now $10.- been thrown by Mills. Washington,, March 10.—(AP)— ALTITUDE RECORD police headquarters January 17 in The aircraft carriers Saratoga helped lay the foundation for the Saturday, Coroner James J. Cor which Smith was shot to death and and Langley are attached to the 000,000 Supreme Court building The bribery trial of E. L. Dohenhy, stable government which has long occupied a comer of the chamber. rigan found the Mills boy criminal wealthy oil operator, today was Detective Willie Jones wounded. Blue fleet, while the Lexington, sis Special Election to Be Order obtained in the Philippines. As ly liable for the death of his fellow Landry’s Statement ter ship of the Saratoga, will oper Taft was the moving force in plan postponed until Wednesday because governor, as secretary of war, as ning for the structure soon to rise inmate. of the death of William Howard Elinor Smith Reaches 32,- “Lalone and Moulthrope said they ate with the Blacks. In addition, , President, Taft steadfastly held to Yesterday he asked Assistant did not wish to make a statement,” both forces will be augmented by ed to Fill Vacancy in the at the cast side of the spacious Taft. cruisers, submarines and other less i his Philippine policy of ‘the Philip- Capitol plaza. P;-o.seeuting Attorney Wilbur F. The millionaire oil man was in j Acosta said. “They were confronted i pines for the Filipinos’. Davis to prepare a warrant for the 000 Feet—Faints But Re by Leo Landry, who said Moul er craft. During the day the American court as Justice Hitz of the District | Fifth District. “Taft was not only a good and Bar Association announced througVi arrest of Mills who was being de of Columbia Supreme Court an-1 thrope shot Smith after the officer gfreat American. He was a good tained at the state school. stopped them and attempted to TREASURY BALANCE its secretary, William P. Mac- nounced the recess out of respect! vives In Time to Land. and great man. Let these insignifi Cracken, a former assistant seexer Slightly Built Boy to the memory of the former chief | fViAm Mills, a slight built lad little Washington, March 10—(AP) — Waterbury, March 10.—(AP) cant words serve as a wreath com tary of commerce, a committee'to justice. Acosta identified Landry as the ing from the grateful people of the represent it at the funeral. Mr. Taft more than flve feet tall, was sur His Wife With Him Roosevelt Field, N. T., March 10. “man in a white sweater,” who Treasury receipts March 7 were $4,- An election in the Fifth Connecticut rendered to the police this morning 946,074.95; expenditures 310,671,- Philippines at the tomb of Taft, the was a member of the association for The 73-year-old defendant, ac —(AP.)—Elinor Smith, 18-year-old District to fill the vacancy which man good and great.” Ijy C. C. Sawyer, parole agent at (Continued on Page Two.) 101.29; balance $15,951,759.11. exists through death of Congrress- more than half a century and was companied by Mrs. Doheny, arrived girl pilot, today attained an appar- j its president in 1913 and 1014. His the school. When booked he said at quarter of an hour before time man James P. Glynn, whose funeral he weighed 125 pounds and gave his took place today will be ordered by OFFICERS IN MOURNING last public appearance before the for court to open. He appeared ent altitude of 32,000 feet in an at- j Columbus, Ga.. March 10.—(AP) association was at a meeting in address as the state school. calm and Mrs. Doheny smiled and tempt to set a new altitude record Governor John H. Trumbull with Attorney Danahcr, retained by out delay. The governor says that in _Thirteen guns fired at reveille, Buffalo in 1927 when he introduced the state school, appeared for Mills. nodded to her friends. for women. his opinion conditions in Congress and one every half hour imtil re the Lord Chief Justice of Eng Meantime the clerk checked the The previous record, set by the Scientific Dog Catcher treat today, began the thirty-day land who wras the guets of honor. He waived reading of the complaint jury panel, 15 men and 11 women and the interest Connecticut has in .-ind entered a plea of not guilty. late Marvel Crosson, was 24,600 the new tariff bill makes it impera period of mourning at Fort Ban The Committee Following a conference between answering their names. ning for former President William The committee included: John W. Justice Hitz called a conference feet. Surely Knew His Trade tive that the state’s delegation be Davis, Chester I. Long, Charles S. Judge A. B. Aubrey and the defense complete. ji Howard Taft, who died Saturday In lawyer, the lad was bound over to of counsel in his chambers after the Sealed Baragraph Wide attention is likely to be di Washington. , „ ^ ■Whitman, William P. MacCrackCB. the Criminal Superior Court. He recess. Miss Smith carried on her flight rected to the special election in the The guns were ordered fired by Edwrard A. Armstrong, William C. was remanded to the custody of a sealed baragraph, which will be Hammond. Ind., ^ r c b 10.-(A P )^w here a dozen or more dogs c ^ ld Fifth District because Secretary of War Hurley after Coleman, Thomas W. Davis, Josialx STUDY QUESTIONNAIRE sent to~ Washingotn to be read. On - -_jibabe exterminated at one time, with President Hoover issued the procla Marvel, Thomas S. Shelton, Edward Superintendent Boyd for keeping landing she said that one of the —The vogue for bigger, better ana gas. of the possibility of a very close A. Harriman, Peter Q. Nyce, Hamp-^ until the New Haven court trial. race between Republican and Demo mation of mourning. Flags are at Middletown, March 10.—(AP) — two altimeters in her airplMe more scientific dog catching—^which Yesterday was the big day. The half-mast and each officer is wear son Gary, Walter C. Elephant Two underkeepers brought six showed at a point In her flight 32,- ■ qj. j^gy j^ave started with new chamber completed. Summers cratic nominees. Wesleyan University is now engaged This district consists of Litchfield ing badges of mourning on his left (Jharles Henry Butler and George boy inmates to the court room as in analyzing answers to a 16-page 000 feet, and the other 30,0()(). I renowned exnlolts of former picked out a group of doomed dogs,, Maurice Morris. witnesses for young Mills but the put them In the little room, turned county, the northwestern hill coun sleeve and sab^r hilt. The expectation that the route binding over prevented the taking questionnaire submitted and an At this hltltude, hlie d. Send ot ty, mostly agricultural, and a por swered by 95 per cent of the student on the gas and waited. After INDUSTRIAL CENSUS of the funeral procession woi44 of testimony. The fact that wit about a half hour Summers decided tion of New Haven county, the re lead past the White House lat;iff nesses for the defendant were on A.. u mainder of this latter county being A Bridgeport, March 10—(AP) These questions cover tfie sub it should be all over by then and Paul A. Saerler who Is tmder ap wras confirmed in an official an hand Indicated that the state school ’"C V yX . o«o,t ot ad^:T w hio — ^ went in to collect the carouses. the third district represented by nouncement that this bad been expects to combat the charge jects of fraternities, faculty-student John Q. Tllson, floor leader of the pointment as chief special agrot to relations, athletics, reasons and the motor made her dizzy, she said, „ . gecoud to none- Several hours later a ^liceman take the industrial census in B rid ^ elded upon. The return trip ftcM brought against the Mills boy. th e. everything went bleeh. .nd ehe | National House. the Capitol down into the city Governor Trumbull's Investigating purposes for coming to college, the noticed a pair of familiar feet pro Industrial Cities port which will be carried out in curriculum, vocational guidance and truding from the chamber. He dependently of the population cen the church also wrlll be over Pestt- committee continued its hearings at WheG she reeained consciousness, i where the efficient De Servi caught found the dog catcher asleep— In Litchfield county the two in- the state school today behind closed social life. sus arrived today to open head The survey is regarded as one ot ehe he'd dropped to 27.00®.| gused—and the dogs romping (Continued on Fnge ’ doors. About 15 inmates were ex thrL?t“S^h.;rr;m v ro r.a ehi tg r- . ..nooth, gen. |r^. J n , — . (Contlnaed on Page Three.X quarters and be|^ work. pected to be called before the com- death chamber” around playfully. life and opWon ever attempted. ^ ue guae. i • mission. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH aiANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1930. ri?AGE TWO
losses totaled but $3,961, a record small loss for the recent years. UNION SERVICE SPEAKER CENTER FIREHOUSE Chief Foy however, says this year ABOUT TOWN GLYNN’S FUNERAL has started off wrong. There have OBITUARY Local Stocks Mr. and Mrs. John Kerwin of Mil DEPLORES IDEAUSH LACK been 47 alarms and the losses so far ford, Conn., visited friends in Man this year are as great as those
I H m s f. •*••'rtf'/, ^ ' ■ • , ' ;*'-'. •* '-W ■’ ■»■•.-' ’''• ■' ‘ ‘ 1 \ *‘ y>.T*r . " '•<•,. •• ■ MONDAY, MARCH lb, 1930'. ^ MANCHESTER EVEN!w -ttEBAW/SOUTH M^CHESTER, CONN, -t i^-»r- *r t rw SAIV&THHI'ARMY 19 Babes At'M pspital C ro^ W ard state officers are expe6ted^iil?li'; /. Ihite y o it'c a n a Iju}^ l^c trtuhir* at the meeting of the Americ^ :• i - «: • . o f Legion auxiliary at the State JUBILEE TONIGin Armory and a good attendance of the meiphers is hoped for. ;
A meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary r. Officers of This Area Meetj of the A. O. H. will be held at St. James’s hall this evening at 7.30. Mrs. Mary Carlin of Hartford, ,90110- | Here— Big Pageant to Be " a - ty officer will be the guest speaker, j Refreshments and a social period, Given At Citadel. will follow the business. } t ' V"- Manchester Girl Scouts are .here- 1 The stage is all seu for the big : by notified that the monthly rally j, Jubilee Celebration at the Salvation | will be held Friday evening at 7 | Army Citadel tonight at 7:30. Offi- j o’clock in High school hall instead cers from all over the Southern N ev I of at the Hollister street school. England Division have been holding ; a Divisional Council this afternoori i <«. Mrs. G. A. F. Lundberg is chair- j with Colonial Joseph Atkinson the | man of the committe in charge of j Provincial Commander of Boston, the Electa club’s card party to he j the special speaker, with the D iw -: held tomorrow afternoon at 2 sional Commanders Brigadier and, o’clock at the Masonic Temple. Mrs. Mrs. A. E. Bates and divisional staff j John H. Hyde, Mrs. E. P. Walton supporting. 1 and Mrs. Saraii May t)f Hartford The officers will be entertained at i I will assist Mrs. Lundberg. supper by the Ladies of the Home i League, and then at 7:30 the big ; The general social committee of Buying Right and spectacular service v,ill begin. This the Manchester Community dub will embrace a sketch of the landing will conduct a public whist party to of the first Salvation Pilgrims at hospital can be gained from photograph the Castle Gardens now Battery Some idea of the crowded maternity ward at the Memorial night at the White House, '/9 North ^ r EMENDOUS buying power Main street. They will aw^rd $2.50 Drices you note on aU Keith furniture! They are Park, New York, March 10 1880, above. Nineteen babies today made new hospital record. gold pieces to the players making I made possible by our affiliation w th the AUied consisting of the 'ate Commissioner | L Furniture Buyers Syndicate, made up of over George Scott Railton one of the | ------the highest scores. There will be ^ other worthwhile prizes, refresh- j 100 of New England’s finest furniture stores with earliest co-laborers of the founder ^ birth-rate record was s e t' by the New Haven county town.s. In [ERROR GAVE THE WRONG and seven Lassie Lieutenants. ‘ Manchester Memoria.1 hospital to- ' 1928 Glynn had 43,322 votes in,the ments and a social time. All players] annual buying resources of over $10,000,000. Bvepr- Following this there will be a , ^jgy when nineteen babies w'ere get- district as against 39,354 for Ed will be welcome. where we go manufacturers gladly give us an extra three reel movie depicting “Fwailton's tjgg their first glimpse of life in the ward Mascolo of Waterbury. The 11 measure of discount. Thus pooled buying makes it j towns .mentioned gave Glynn 22,831 i GROUP HONORS OF DRIVE possible for us to obtain quality furniture in single Dream,’’ the progress of the Salva-1 nursery ward. Because of the -un Hose Company No. 1 of the Man it and Mascolo 28,709, and Glynn need-; ------t chester Fire Department will hold j orders or carload lots at prices far lower than what tion Army from that time up to the 1 usually large number of babies, ed a large part of Litchfield county , Through an error in tabulating , competitors can secure. This saving we guarantee to present. •’— The old T,-,. 'Veterans’------„• T Band3a„,ii.— | was „ necessary to call extra nuinurses its regular monthly business session j margin to pull through. The prohibi- | applications in the Chamber of, at the fire headquarters, Main at j be reflected in our prices to you. Is it any wonder you will contribute music to make it | on duty. v, „ hahipc: in tion amendment questioti was a | commerce membership drive, Divi- ^ more realistic. The public is invited; The average number babm^ n Hilliard streets, tonight at 8 o’clock. can expect the utmost of value at Keith’s! Keith’s, one of Connecti topic to which Democratic speakers | gjon No. 4, with William Halsted as ^ When our buyers go to market it Is not with the cut’s most unique furni to JO,, in these Jubilee Celebrations. ” uVs A good turnout of the firemen is gave almost all their attention in | major, was credited with the high- ^looked for. idea of buying so much stock that we in turn will try ture stores, is justly No charge for admission is asked. T dozenOne of the new generation 192s and the forecast by. dose oh- i est number o f new members where- ■ to sell to you . . . but to select the furniture we known far and ^side as i -roup is Thomas Alden, weighing ! servers is that it will come into the I as the honor should have gone to Miss Anna Sullivan, of Worcester, believe will be most desirable to you from every angle. the place “where you can ' eiaht pounds and 14 ounces, born by [ special election campaign. j Division No. 3, with Fred T. Blish, Mass., spent thd week-end with Mr. Style . . beauty • • utility . . quality . . construc afford to buy good furni SON OF FAMOUS POLO ' Cesarian operation to Mr. and Mrs. i Republican and Democratic state | jr., major and Mrs. Andrew Healey of Buck- tion . . comparative value . . and cost are all con ture.” This fourth of a 1 Alden Bailey of 689 Main street. Dr. I committee chairman already have In Division 4 one team reported sidered. Only after a piece has satisfactorily passed series of articles about two men twice, this duplication giv land. Miss Sullivan was formerly a PLAYER SPEEDER HERE D. M. Caldwell operated. 1 moved to start town organizations teacher in the Seventh District all these rigid requirements will our buyers select ft our store has a wealth of When the roll call was taken this gt work; State Chairman J. J- , ing the . division 42 members out ot for you. That is why only the finest of moderate information that we be ' mnrnina- seven girls and a dozen , walsh of the latter Ijody announcing ' a possible 50 instead of 40 out of school here and popular in lodge check-up I priced furniture . . no in-betweens . . will be found lieve you should know. “Dicky” Pierce's Son, of Paw ' hovs answered in one way or an -1 ijig belief that the election “should 1 50. InDivisiop 3- the circles. at Keith’s. Thus you are always assured of consistent The fifth will appear next ■ other. All are less than ten days! be i?eld as soon as po.ssihk.’’ showed'that two more names had quality and prices at a store in which you can have tucket, R. I.. a\rrested Here The Philadelphia club will meet Monday. ! old.a Here is— the_____ March census; The procedure will be for Gover- been turned in than had been re confidence is buying ri-ht and selling right. Yesterday; Court Tomorrow Mrs^.""pauT Shea and daughter of j gor Trumbull to issue his mandate ported, making this division’s total tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock which will be served on towns by 42 out of 50 instead of 40 out of with Mrs. Florence Treadwell, 423 tibo Pniicp I 37 Foster street, Mrs. Max Lauten- 50, and giving it first place. Due to appear before is Stephen bach and daughter of 11,^ Maple deputy sheriffs and town caucuses Center street. Court tomorrow morning James Murphy and j will be held to elect delegates to a The. two names unreported have L. Pierce of Pawtucket, R. L, who ! street, Mrs. congressional convention in which been credited to Unit 13, Divisio.'i The Mizpah group of the South Pierce is■a , i daughterdaugh.^- of^ 63 North Elm street. I is charged with speeding of ' Mrs. WiUiam Bouchard and son nominations will be made. The elec 3, captained by Ralph McNally, Methodist church will meet tomor a roller polo player and a ^ n m Mrs. Samuel Steven- tion call will have to recognize the bringing the team total to 21, the row evening at 7:30 with Mrs. Her probably the most notable expert at , Mo 53 chestnut time required by law of filing nomi highest for any team. bert W. Robb, 234 Center street. A that game who ever lived, the fam , ^ Henry Kuster and son of nations made by the district conven With 150 regular members ana social party was held last Wednes ous “Dicky” Pierce who played pro- - ’ Mrs. Joseph Zagorski tions. 133 new members, m^-king a mem day evening with Mrs. Elmer An- Opposite School ) fessional roller polo in leagues a 45 Elro street bership of 283, with yearly dues i derson of 33 Elm Terrace. over the country and mamtamed | and^^^ of- $15 per member, the total dues South M a n c h e s te r his premiership for nearly a quar James Riordan and figure up to $4,245. The sustaining The Firemen’s setback tourna PLAN SIMPLE SERVICES membership dues amount to $4,200, ment tightened up as a result of last % r e r c " 7 S e d in a benefit p
1= M MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1930. PACK POUR
don’t do it. These places are seldom, looked an important factor. The I venting what came to pass in 1914. if ever robbed or short-changed. ftatirlfeBtrr Digest poll contemplates the send- It is our firm conviction that the ing out of a definite number of bal handful of isolationists in Congress Then there is a chain of restaur Etf^ninQ HeraU lots. The number is very large but have exercised an influence on the ants in this town where no check is ever given to the customer. The op it has its limits. Not only will the foreign policy of this country a PUBLISHED BY THE hundred times greater than is war erator has built up one of the most HEHALL) PRINTING COMPANY. INC. number returned be exactly known, successful businesses in New York /I 13 Btssell Street but so will the number not return ranted by the extent of the opinion by trnsting his customers to name South Manchester. Conn. THOMAS b'BRGUSON ed. It will therefore be Impossible they represent. their individual check. General Manager for the professional drys under the If the present naval conference Thus, any diner may consult huge signs that hang about and add up in London fails to obtain its objec Pounded October l. 1881 Cherrington leadership, to claim his own score card. He then goes Published Every Evening Except for their side a larger total of so tive of a substantial reduction in to the cashier and remarks: "I owe W hy we specialize in Sundays and Holidays. Enterrd at the licited Digest voters than would be armament, merely through stub you 50 cents.” And the cashier does Poat OBlce at South Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. represented by the number of dry born refusal of America to agree not question him. The old soured pessimists would SUBSCRIPTION r a t e s to help block any great war, it One Year, by mall ...... 56.00 votes plus all the votes hot return have you believe that a flock of Per Month, by mall ...... 8 -60 ed. That they will claim that num- will, we feel sure, be because of a "spotters” is never very far aw'ay, I’ffircoDles^';!^^^^ r;03iber goes without saying and there complete misapprehension of the and that if anyone tried to flim-flam the cashier there would be embar will be no way of disproving the wishes of the plain people of this MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED rassing consequences. j PKESS claim. country. The Associated Press is exclusively The one thing necessary to give entitled to the use for re"ubllcatIon How'ever, there will be little dis It becomes necessary just before j o f all news dispatches credited to It position on the part of the wets to the London conference a fresh start Lent, to revise the entire list of i VICTOR or not otherwise credited In this deny Dr. Cherrington all the ad on the road to actual armament re "best shows.” i paper and also the local news pub Far and away the finest play this lished herein. vantage he can get out of his tricky duction is the abandonment by the All rights of republlcatlon of man’s town has seen in many a day special dispatches herein are also re gesture. We shall still know W'hat United States of an immeaning ap is Connelly’s “The Green Pastures.” served. ______proportion of twenty million people plication of the word "entangle Then there’s "The Last Mile,” "To- SPECIAU ADVERTISING REPKE- are sufficiently interested in chang ment.” If there is a great war we paze.” "June Moon,” ‘”rhe Apple RE.ST.* "I VE: HHinllton - HeT.lsser. Cart,” “M%teor,” "The First Mrs. ing the prohibitory laws to return shall be entangled in it as sure as Inc.. 2S5 Madt.son Ave.. New York. N. Fraser,” and ‘Death Takes a Holi VICTOR RADIO R-32 Y.. and 612 North Michigan Ave.. ballots on the subject. Whether the the sun rises in the east. The only day.” Chicago. Ills. The world’s finest radio rest are all dry or some of them way of avoiding such entanglement RADIO receiver m a simple, Full servlre client " N B A Service. just not interested is a very minor is to join wdth the rest of the The employment of animals in modem, compact cabi Inc. Broadw'ay productions has almo.st world in preventing such a war net. Anyone can afford Member. Audit Bureau of Cl.cula- matter. They would count as drys invariably led to some eventual ludi Because Victor builds it, and Victor has specialized in sound tlons. in any official test, so they might j from starting. If we will agree to it at S155 list price, less crous situation or some show-stop Radiotrons. The Herald Printing Company. Inc., as well in this one. '[ that in principle, we can have naval ping behavior. ' reproduction for more than 30 years. assumes no financial responaihtllty The latest incident occurred on for typographical errors appearing In ■------i reduction. If we won’t, we can't. advertisements In the Manehebier The other fellow has as much right the opening night of “Simple Si 2* Because Victor Radio is supreme in tone—and tone is the Evening Herald. j UNEMPLOYMENT FIGURES mon.” Ed Wyxm, the clown of the i to look after himself as we have. piece, appeared at the final curtain soul of music— and music is the soul of radio. MONDAY, MARCH 10, 1930 i “A Private Citizen,” in Satur- ! day’s issue of this newspaper, ex- with a goose hidden xmder his coat. All through rehearsals the goose had 3* Because no other radio has Victor’s exclusive features ^of 1 pressed his disapproval of the Her- WILLIAM HOWARD TAFT behaved perfectly. When the coat aid’s assertion that Secretary of was opened, the goose hopped out operating simplicity, efficiency, dependability. William Howard Taft, twenty- IN NEW YORK Labor Davis does not know wheth and started strutting over the stage. seventh President of the United Because we know Victor Radio is a safe investment, protected er there are three million persons It was a “big laugh” for the finale. States, tenth chief justice of the But when it came to the night of out of employment in the country. New York, March 10.—The innate by Victor policy against untimely depreciation. United States Supreme Court, has the show, the goose just wouldn’t .... o moTiv TYinrp or a ereat ■ bonesty of the human race, when behave. Before it was brought on been translated from the estate of or a great many more or a great accepted ethical practices are in-in 5# Because we know Victor Radio is advanced radio, protected many less. He points out that the the stage it turned and bit the com a living, breathing, suffering hu volved, is daily demonstrated in Bureau of Labor Statistics of the Manhattan. edian. Then when Wynn opened his by Victor engineering against untimely obsolescence. man entity into a figure in the na coat, the goose refused to move. United States Department of La There is, for instance, the mat tion's history. Of all our Presidents ter of the thousands of newspaper Wynn tried to pry ft out, only to be FinaUy, BECAUSE VICTOR SPECIALIZES IN RADIO bor collects and analyzes statistics nipped again. At which the jester he shared vith Lincoln alone a pe stands which stand unattended. each month iind that figures are dropped the goose to the stage. PERFORMANCE, QUALITY, VALUE! culiar mellow smd enchanting jo- These are generally operated by V V. A f supplied by over 12.000 industrial some small shopkeeper who is too This was supposed to be the cur cundity that had its springs m a f ^iimari.. tain man's cue, and down came the establishments besides railroads busily engaged with his little busi Thats why we specialize in Victor Radio! great warmt kindliness of curtain, although the get-away VICTOR RADIO and various other large employers ness to give attention to the peddl heart and bubbled up through the ing of papers: Tens of thousands of chorus had not been sung. ELECTROLA RE-75 of labor. The goose was dropped from stress of huge affairs, a challenge horaegoers stop by to purchase pa A sumptuously beautiful We ■will gladly sho'w you, ■with a free demonstration of To be sure. But it is rather no- the cast thereafter. to despair and to sordid animosi pers. GILBERT SWAN. instroment; thelastword .torious that a good deal of this ac Because there is no one to watch in luxury. Same equip Victor Radio in your own home, loday, tomorrow, any ties. them, they are placed upon their tivity is rather more pro forma ment as RE-45; cablet This is no time to attempt to honor insofar as the making of of extraordinary rich time you say, why we stand squarely back of Victor than operative, and in saying that evaluate the services of Taft to his change or paying for their paper is ness and classical design, the unemployment statistics of the list price, $350, less Radio. country. History vill, in the full concerned. Labor Department are altogether These stands are provided with k Radiotrons. ness of years, raise him to his prop mOUGBI undependable this newspaper mere a coverless clg box, which gener er niche. But now, as the great ally contains about a dollar or more ly accepts an'official criticism of |dndly heart is stilled, America be- in change, and as the late afternoon For thou art my hope, O Lord President Hoover himself, who not wears tUong, the amount will reach God: thou art my trust my youth. totnes acutely aware that she has long ago pointed out the incom several dollars. The purchaser very — Psalm 71:5. lost a splendid sturdy champion of pleteness of government employ frequently has to make his own tolerance, of forgiveness, of human change, and invariably Is honest Hope is tho mother of faith.— ment statistics and urged a reform. brotherhood—one of the nation’s about it. Landor. Also we accept the substantially A check of these stands shows finest and most lo^'able gentlemen. unanimous assertion of the Wash that the petty thieves, who might In Broussa, Turkey, a woman And for him her tears arc tours ington newspapers, which complain rifle the corner grocer., are meticu declared a snake which had WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. of true sorrow. lous in their honesty when faced that there is no source from crawled down her throat four While the nation watched, with with such open temptation. There years ago was sticking its head 55 YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER which exact or anywhere near is absolutely nothing to prevent any tba utmost solicitude, ^ for many out of her mouth once a day to exact information on the employ small-change lifter fron. making the prieka at the deathbed, it took the rounds of these spots and making breathe. First thing you know, ment situation can be obtained, as they’ll be starting prohibition over tftoal dissolution of that brave life a good night’s haul. do the economic magazines and bring complete realization of the But the statistics show- that they there. the Washington correspondents of well nigh universal love and rever the great metropolitan dallies. ence la which the man was held by Of course the Labor Department fellow Americans. has some figures. But it is very oil tariff fight brought out the com they could reach, as if they had . Ail the more anxious are the peo HEALIH^NET ADVICE doubtful indeed whether, as "A Pri plete cleavage between the “big fel learned all the best methods of ple of this country to give expres- Dr FranK McCw . vate Citizen” believes, they provide lows” with foreign wells, and the lobbying as disclosed before the ston to their utter confidence in his ^WASHINGTON smaller purely domestic producers Caraway Investigating committee^ anything like a cross section of the gMtness of intellect and peculiar and warning was given that if some Ex-Senators Heirreld, Owen »n The appeal of Dr. Cherrington, whatsoever is outside the province ple were in the habit of retiring be or ten days immediately following modified boulevard traffic plan on any indications of an attack. Warm "X general secretary of the World of these columns. But the history of fore twelve o'clock, but it matters PUROPt it y Farmington avenue, requiring- cars baths follow^ed by cold showers over to come to a full stop before emerg League Against Alcoholism, urging the Salvation Army in America, very little whether you sleep at night or in the daytime, provided the spine and abdomen seem to be ing from cross streets into the all drys to refrain from participat during this half century, provides you have cultivated the habit of helpful. Usually these cases also boulevard thoroughfare. The idea is ing in the poll of the Literary Di as fine a demonstration as could sleeping at a certain hour and are have a prolapsed condition in the to keep traffic moving on the main . pelvic region and this should be gest on the question of prohibition, anywhere be found of the winning undisturbed. The soundest sleep stem with the least possible inter corrected by exercises or manipula ruption from the side street flow, • should not occasion so much anxiety of success by sheer, indomitable occurs during the first few hours. Things which might awaken you tive treatments. but at present, it appear-, the rule to the wets. Some of the latter moral courage and tenacity against after six or seven hours of sleep \ giving right of way to cars from . (Bananas—Melba Toast) seem to be intensely annoyed by seemingly insuperable odds. may have no effect on you during V one’s right will not be whoDy ignor the Cherrington ukase, as they per For this vmdismayed persistence the — first----- two hours of sleeping. . _ Question:—Mrs. H. F. writes: “I ed. have never seen bananas mentioned Hartford is proceeding slowly with ceive in it a sneaky trick to dis in what its members, with unlimit- When the process is reversed and , ’ ^ . (vripone is vervvery slee-DVsleepy and hard to in your menus. What about them? its plan and has adopt^ only a part ^ credit the poll. ed faith, have believed to be their awaken, it is a sure indication of a Also, can Melba toast be eaten -with of the standard boule-vard system. ; Of course, everybody under- spiritual duty, regardless of its very toxic system, and in this case meat or eggs as a good combina 5PAm Other cities will have to consider i s^ ds Cherrington's scheme. By fruits of present respect and admi the profound sleep seems to be as tion?” similar schemes of handling heavy T Answer:—Bananas are a slightly through traffic and Meriden is ‘ publicly admonishing his followers ration, this nation today, on its the result of a toxic poisoning of the brain cells. starchy food and should be used as among them. Some such arrange- ' nbt to vote—knowing perfectly well | golden jubilee anniversary, salutes Most people require at least eight such. From a health standpoint, 4 ment would probably prove effec- t]|^ wild horses couldn’t keep the Salvation Army in America. hours of sleep each night, and they are best baked. Melba tO£ist tive on (Jolony ,st~eet and Cook them from voting—^he will he able, nervous or thin people should en combines well with any other food, avenue and also Broad street when deavor to obtain even as much as but because of its liquid absorbing, when the poll is completed, to claim A BOGEY it is completed. As it is now, care- .. ten or twelve hours of sleep until properties, must be considered fill drivers from cross, streetii Stop ' < thRt it does not anywhere near rep- We do not believe there is one their nervous vitality has been re slightly constipating. before entering the heavily travellec resoit the dry strength. We don’t American out of ten, including the stored. One who does not obtain lanes of the Boston Post road, es- hes^te to ascribe such imsports- well informed, the indifferently enough sleep is very apt to suffer (Clearing Throat) 9 pecially at Camp street. Cross an early breakdown. Question: — T. H. asks: "What niazilike methods to Dr. Chening- posted and the completely ignorant Foster, Meriden, Orange, Bronson One should awaken from sleep makes a person clear his throat so a'venue and others where vision is t<^ as we would not to almost any on world affairs, whoshas the slight naturally. It is an unfortunate fact often ? I do not breathe through my e ) partially obscured. Careless drivers body else, because his meinner of est fixed objection the United that in modem life there seems to mouth but I have to clear my throat dash bell-bell out o f these streets b^^ation is well known. States agreeing to consult with the be a determined conflict between about every five minutes.” Into the main stem and it is on ac sleep and pleasure. That pleasure Answer: Your trouble is either i ^ t both Dr. (Jherrington and the other powers, in the event of a count of them that rules and often wins is proven by the fact that caused from catarrh or it may have lations will have to be made. Mtf^yed wets appear to have over- threat of war, with a view to pre- I moat Americana depend upon alarm developed into a habit. I v.r MANCtiEStER EVENING SOUTH MANCHESTER, CO& MAR^ 10,. 1980..
the American investigation commis-! date, re^gJiing wt^^ihe hew 1 Electric Ship;’’ Marlborough’ Jimior j moving , picture*;,Electric Sion in collaboration . with govern- lature^ was..cohstli^t^yft'©rder th||!t . Y band^ rehearaalf-i'.rMaxwell., di- Ship;” Bread Brtrok.c^ib^eers, ^^n^ MANY'® gregational cbur«^;-,‘ftuffield • H i-Y, ment and opposition elements hero. that body* ini|;ht' eiclS^'a^yresidefe • -r^ct^fr tfMdnvftle They have definite approval of Suffieid school; Ndrfti Y for th$ Mgula^itisrTO;- . V ,i’.“ Overnight Of jt-iitiljil-'ra ic cluv ,bas- President Hoover and were under group; Idancheiiter ..^^^ Ad- , PROMISED HAITIANS A lthbt^ ^tiie rodihmii^onii fdfe- rLAHHCV ketball coaching, Larry Ammon: stood here also to have been ap- Wapping Friendly Indians and Pio-, disdn >Ipterhst gi'biH&i?,,3iJ(^therCTaft, . ihkl statement did not . mention t|g OF CABLE NEWS A . P. News neers; Scan tic Junior gproup, worK Copiieh erWt; Avmrib^l^Bouth G las-'i • • ■ A- March 10. ae [SS,T^was known that .the b o w i Junior Basketball Tourney at night; Avon Comrades, Y club iiltimate repl^ement of I Rec.Here Saturday Among rooriis;, Fannipgton, Hi-Y, Farming- 1 ton High school; Blast Berlin Com- Leathercraft; Plpte^e; Sutlon Is re-established promised | m™tvea selecLii o?a i '‘™“‘ S Washington— Taft to lie in state i County Features. i munity club.^'■^ Scaatle.;^ t ic .Semor Senior _rtoap.-_^rh^rarht_, g r ( w p ; ^ k ^ ij .j,, strife „torn „ ^est W est Ihdlap'repahlle Indian republic iI tertce“ to i at Capitol for three hours tomor- Thursday, ;■ March 13—Meeting Saturday, March 15— H i g h l a n d j ^ _ p, conditions ofl^“ .. mi. London Parley Under Way 1 .o..r,<„/lrararaa, Thra nr-ra. ' , . ^ rCPlaCe thC WeSent .CTO j row. XHighlight^1.15,iUlgm^ 4.in,1* .this laxio weekj v action-'*.'ww**t* Hazardville Rec- Park, Case Brothers Company | ^ j^ b l?h S elmplam'S’t o “ 4r5. | K o S °D resld S t t “ u?d caTfa p^p™-1 ^ ~ ‘ . __' __i'li. "K/T IT! f'hlirch I Washington—Sanford’s body, ac- ties of the Cotmty Y.'M. C. A. are reaction Centcf; Bristol M. E. church plans are those .drawn up by a f S L ’ ^ e ? HaeP completed, Again After French Cabi j companied by Supreme Court jus-j the annual. athletic association dnn Boj^’ group, movies: Marlborough ' tices, goes to Knoxville, Tenn., for i ner 'Tuesday evening; to be address- "Electrical group; Southington Y tournament, ManchestiEr; East Side! 07?-" —■ ...... ■ ’ '..t.;. M I burial. i ed by the. “Flying Parson,”- Rev. rooms open; Southington Hi-Y, Recreation Cente^. For groups ini ' net Crises Passes. 1 Leavenworth, K as.-D r Cook re- ; Harofd Cutbm:^ the Simsbury Fa^^^ Robert Warner, leader; Manches Addison, Plainville,- ; Southington, ter Commimity club, affiliatea Kensington, Hazardville, Manches groups, Leathercraft, Friendly Indi ter and Broad Brdok; .Camp Wood- By the Associated Press. ans;-GranbV, interested groups at stock, Girls reunion at Danielson. ^V1th a new French ministry library, woodcraft; Ftank St. John, .o 1I„ • ! Nationaln Soao Sculpture committee leader; .electricity; ..Fred Devenew, IF SORE power, the London naval conference Asbury Park, N. J— Lou Tellegen i Yorkf-'arid the launching of again is under way after a virtual leader; m ^ ^ .'cr^t, W . A . Bertini, MEEDS “ o------, and Katherine CasanovaPflsnnnva married.marned. i : the .. junior . . vhksketball _of tournament at ■ '"R E L IE F holiday of three weeks following the Pinchot announces j ^be East .Si:^ef Recreation ; Center, Friday, March 14— Special train-! reSec^ i ma-___ *___'r'esa. *Tr4fVii toQmC ^^Inlrf-rafdtL^aSmbl^fSfsec-h^ ^ ^ . 1 Mancheste?.,^Saturday wit^^^^ ingrtSeetlhg^in. Sc^p Sc «ppU^ once eyw nw w 5 nou« , ond government last week and was I Chicago — Fifteen captured in already e^ered j Harris -Y. M . C. Miss Leonard , unheld by the Chamber of Deputies I roundup of ring accused of extort- , Plainville, >Sqpthmgton, K en si^ton , ^ Soap Sculp-1 ^iith a majority of 53. The French i ing $600,000 by kidnapings and tor- i HazardyW^. ^nchester and Broad j,g eb n im i^,' New York, will | naval d S S t i S i left next day for j tures. j Brook. This tournament is for boys aftemobn and evemng j London, ehided by Aristide Briaiid. Devil’s Lake. N. D. — Four Sioux I c S 1 foreign minister. Premier Tardieu | ^jg^d, ^bree seriously ill from drink- 1 ?«°ior and int^memate basjiet^^^^ . East:Berlin Boys club, ] spent the week-end inspecting the | jjjg anti-freeze radiator mixture. season this week. The schedule for j French flood districts. | Antonio_R. A . Davis and W is- the week follows: As Prime Minister MacDonald ; co-ed bride agree to seek an- Monday, March 10.— Senior h a s-! reconvened the heads of the five na-1 of -week-old marriage, ketball: New Britain So. Church vs. 1 val delegations he pre^cted sue-1 York— Woman who claims Plainville at- New Britain I Avon | 'll ! she is widow of Erlanger fails to at- , j^oneersPioneers meeting—coppermeeuug— leuptici craft; i middle the I tend his funeral; attorney says she , movies, “The Electric Ship;”, South- [ Some &^^fXJntTt wrs under-1 was taken ill. ington Y rooms open; Sou&ington j f S thIt theVnited States and | London-MacDonald, in interna- Y band meeting; Southington har-1 Tribute BrlLta are n virtual agree-' tional radio broadcast, as ‘night | monica group; Southington aviation . Snt on a “ mTatlSn arrangement; watchman, calls “all’s well.” j club; Soutmngton ^ | for parity between them. The Amer- j port-au-Prince, Haiti — Hoover I group, North G ^ n h y 3 c aft . Serv icans and Japanese have had fre-1 committee announces plan for pro- | club ice |)y Quish renders a mient conversations regarding Jap- j visional government. banquet, Y groups. Men s ciuD, an's demand ’for-frar .a higher cruiser,cruiser Dunedin, N. Z .-B y r d and party ] ^ ’VyOTthy beau ratio than the United States has TOMORROW!! arrive from Antarctic. I letic dinner, Hartford Coiihty Y | ty, adequately com- been willing to grant, Berlin— Capitol fears failure of ’ Athletic Association at Iterjford, Y .; cnee circles believe an agreem t Young reparations plap Delegates from athletic embs of en-1 V pletfe. - 225 MAIN ST. tire county. Speaker, R » . .-Harold j MANCHESTER M. Briand, . J" ^ ^°°^g “ments ' mourning” day CutbiU, the “ Flying Parson,” hold-] at Keith’s Sale Of insisted upon pohtical agreeme ^ er of world’s indoor record Ih 1,000 ; DATana NIGHT^ guaranteeing French secu fogg^ under Moissac ruins. : yard dash; Manchester Torch club I PHONE 4340 the price o re J^rdieu Bo'^n Boston— Governor Allen issu e s,——movies, movies, ” “The ine Hiiecmt; Electric omp, Ship;” , j - C?he Funeral Home RENSON FURNITURE CO'S aemands ot united States proclamation calling upon people of , Wethersfield Pioneers, M. E. church; ^ great Britain and the Umtea btate memory of late WiN Rocky Hill Pioneers, M. E. church: | American situa-. ham Howard Taft. , Manchester Hi-Y club; Southington; Wm;P,QlJISH f- if France and , Montpelier. Vt.-City’s most de- y rooms open. . $10,000 BANKRUPT STOCK tion is settled and 1 , g^g^^j.! structive fire in years, causing j Wednesday, March 12—Enfield j Great Britain the U e s -i $75,000 loss, sweeps three story | Hi-V* at High school. Movies, “The; mg. there will still remain ine^q^.^^ , Deavitt block and damages | - j_____ ^___ L______’ Here is your furniture opportunity! Every single piece of this bankrupt stock must go. Prices nave been cut to the very limit. Come in tomorrow and select the furniture your home needs at a cost that perhaps never again will be duplicated. Below is just an inkling of how much -3.1 s.£n„ H ; :sriatoSrn.. furniture value your dollars can buy when creditors’ demands must be met. Take advantage of it that Italy has ‘ , Portland, Me.—The Rev. Stuart •VTy-XTTf I Events In events i B. Purvey, 66, former rector of St. NOW ! The week saw quK^enino 0 1 j^igr^’a Episcopal church in Au- in India. Mahatma i gusta. dies at hospital, ultimatum to V^eroy Lord Irwm ^1^^, g gggfog_Rggjgtrar of motor ve- connection with his ! bides reports 10 persons died from THE GENIUS obedience” campaign of j automobhe accidents in state last inaugurate it March 12. As pare 01 | Ills program to obtain | Northampton, Mass.—Calvin Coo- for India, Gandhi pl^ans ^ ^ | udge says he does not expect to at- his followers to „f tend funeral of late William Howard ? MAY they will produce salt in defiance ot , the government’s ™°^°P°^y- | North Attleboro, Mass.— John W . British have opened their part ot ubeever. 84. president of the Attle- Ihc campaign t>y arresting \^aua- b Savings bank for 40 years Presents lihai Patel. Gandhi s chief gmj a manufacturing jeweler, dies, ant. Some regard the arrest as a John, N. B.— Claude Da-vidson. check on the Gandhi program. I j.ggj'dggf gf ^ e w England Baseball TheThG Hoover commissioncorninission nearaneHru, , ^League,_____ meets «vr;fv«with eTM-it-Fomensportsmen n of f violent protests against American j gbout acquiring franchise and ; occupation in Haiti. Some witnesses | j.gjgjg„ guarantee fund for St. John demanded a provisionalP ------government, , with outsing of most of the A m e n -, Boston— Governor s commiu.ee oij can office-holders, until legislative | gfj.ggf ggjj highway safety organizes elections can be held. The Haitians j gg^jb and last local safety commit- won strong support when the heads • in. every, city and town of «f the Catholic church in the coun-1 gfg’fg^ jg btfig island township of try told the commission they had Qgsnold. NEW decided to take the side of the peo New London— Rear Admiral Clar ple. Haiti is strongly Roman Catho ence A . Carr, U . S. Navy retired, Custom Made Quality Mohair Suite ! lic. I dies of heart disease at age of 73 WASH EK Haiti’s neighbor, then Dominican g^^-g . FOR THE FIRST TIM E, Maytag pre*tRt« Three lovely pieces of massive proportions that represent the republic, was quiet after last week’s | J Rg^tford—Thomas F. 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At The Opening Of Our New MALT AND HOP STORE N . e t G. Products Co. 749 Mam Street 10 Bissell Street So. Manchester JUST AROUND THE CORNER STATE THEATER BUILDING ~MANrHB?n-^~EVENiN^ SOtJTH UANWESTEB, CONN- MONDAY, MARCH 10.1930. : PAGE SIX \ . • • •- >^>- • ■ ■■• .•vt^ -f ■ ■t ' « — ------— their regular mceting^.^ their Tei . pie at Windsor Hifl, this eve-: WAPTOiC ning. • ■ J ’ ; - DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Wapping Grange will bold their I The Senior Y. M. C. A. boys bas fifth regular'meeting this year at 3;00—Mid-Pacific Hawaiian enscmblt t lieading DX Stations. the - Wapping •» Center School hallr Monday, March 10. 9;3g__Yesterday’s theater program. ketball team will play the PlalnAfille jglgO—Kmil Velazco, organist. 405.2— V1/GB, A T L A N T A — 740. 9f Y. M. C. A. team this evening at Tuesday cveidng. It is to be Presidciit. Jlcj'.rr, onc6 a farm JpJj 9:30—NBG programs U hr.) Neighbor's Night. The foUowibg and an c.\aiin>!<; of tha lieight to which ig;3l)_South American music. the local Parish House. 11:30—Janssen’s dance orchestra. lo:30—Jlusieale: I'aris evening. Granges have been* invited: East poor boys may climb, will Uell^r an 11:30—Moonbeams music liou^r. 11:30—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians. Albert E. Stiles, of Pleasant Val 1 i Inspirational talk to the Boy Scouts 348.6—WABC, NEW YORK—860. , LJ:0U—Ted Fioritos’ orcliestia. TAFT WAS ‘^REGULAR ley, is working at the Congregation Windsor, Good Will, and Neivingt
i i - " =• V L ■, .•»» ■ / “ i-v ja ..... - n - hi- ^J^v>;i:!S^' Si ■*■ r--S- . . _-V - . - < ' . . ' V'C'-MANUHiiiiSTiJiil EVENING HERALD. s6xiTH^MANCHESTEE» CONN., .MONDAY* M^vCH 10,1930. after Sir Courtenay Dbert, a la ^ e r street, is recovering from her recent who drafted it. which would have' illness. M e INVITES alxriished the extra-territorial rights A regular meeting of Damon Tem enjoyed by EngUshmen in India and lOVOanCHTFAME I ple. Pj^thian Sisters, will be held in made them subject to • trial before TAFT’S PLACE IN U. S. ROCKVILLE Forester’s HaU tonight at 8 o’clock. native judges. The Calcutta raids Cards wdll be played following the INDIA TO PARLEY resulted. Mounted volunteer forces meeting. Mrs. Emma Brooks, Mrs. ehhanced b y m ik e / of white planters rode into Calcutta LlNCOi^’ei UBAFf CALJ^ ; Rose Joyce and Mrs. Florence Rowe i i from Behar and Assam and camped Past Sachem’s Jewels Presented. On March 10. 1864 HISTORY WAS UNIQUE wdll be in charge of the social hour. I outside the government headquar- Lincoln ordered a draft for 500,0^ More than one hundred “ embers Anglo-Indian Round Table i ters. Their rvowed object was to men for three years’ service or the were present at “Past Sacherns - “protect" the viceroy from any out- New Names Appearing Con Niaht“ held In Red Men’s hall ' on break of the white population j to^provisions of the En^/ Held Two Highest Offices Some Highlights 1 m 11 • r • ! SaturdaySaLrday evening, whenwucu ^^rty-two v,**. OAKLAND’S POWER Conference May Avert against his personal safety. In re-1 which Congre^ Of Taft’s Career stonily as Talkies recognition of the spiemyu work i they have done since the organiza- MEETS BIG DEMAND Threatened Trouble. Within Nation s G ift-The an onlbrnak “'J.e.Trvtce q u ^ from e«>> 1857—Born in Cincinnati, O., Firm Foothold. ! tion of Ihe Tribe twenty-five years the volimteers might be part of it Feb. 15. Lord Ripon had the Ubert bill with- State of the Union. ' j “One of the most discussed fea-1 This act contained a clause Only Man to Hold These 1878—Graduated from Yale. i ^^’The festivities of the evening tures of the* present season’s cars is By BATES RANEY i drawn. 1880— Graduated from Univer ‘ commenced with a salad popularly known as “The Hollywood.— Chances for leaping ; " “Jio“j^“foiiowed by the presentation power," says The Robinson Auto London—(A P)-A n Anglo-Indiani Shortly thereafter the todian Na- Man’s Exemption,” under which sity of Cincinnati law school. Company, South Msmehester deal Two Positions. 1881— Appointed assistant into movie fame overnight seem to j jewels, which were g i^ n to round table conference to setUe or Uonalist Congress ^m e “ to being any person drafted might furms^ er, in lie Oakland and Pontiac soothe the political turmoil affecting Some say the Congress represent^ county prosecutor, Hamilton have been enhanced greatly by the \ past sacheiM^^by^by wflliams^'^of the an acceptable substitute or p^y “ selling under the state distributor, the 300,000,000 people of India nobody hut ts 20,000 members, oth in County, O. i Gresit Sachem* Marcus Williams the A. C. Hine Company of Hart ers assert it is the voice of India. sum not to exceed $300. for the William Howard Taft’s place 1882— Named collector of in microphone. Hartford. The ceremony was very speaking 179 different languages in such a substitute. A It has made ford. 500 states seems likely to take place The. year 1930 ' may possibly see procuring of American history is nmique. ternal revenue at Cincinnati. impressive. i “This season as never before the which of these interpretations is cor-1 person failing to comply with —Elected superior court the ascent to rec- entertainment program also in London during 1930. Twenty-seventh president and 1887 I demand fo r; power is insistent. In : rect. these regulations could be ar- tenth chief justice of the United, judge. i ognition more featured at which Frank H a|* the______Oakland_ ."V . t_ 3rpe' _ 8, introduced The government of . Flamsay Mac ' rested as a deserter. States; he held the two highest of- j 1890— Appointed federal ; r a p i d for the ertv. Great Sachem of the Reseda at the New Yorkin 'York show in January, Donald already has invited rsauonm-|National . 1 While many communities op- fices within the nation’s gift. He, solicitor general by President ! chosen few while tion of Connecticut, Improved Order we have something out of the ordi- lists to such a conference but the ^ Philadelphia woman suing her \ ^ j^w, its enforcement n» was the only man to occupy both of i Benjamin Harrison. I ruthlessly raising of Red Men, gave a nary,” continues the dealer. | dian Congress declined to p | jj^ghand for divorce states in her] city of New York during July* these positions. i 1892—Sworn in as federal I the requirements talk. Webster C. Gibbons. Great “The Oakland "V type 8 is the pate '“ any conference until'they ^ notorious A son of Alphonso and Louisa! appellate judge. . j therefor, Machinwah was the speaker o most powerful car in its class,’’ con Maria Torrey Taft, he was born 1896—Became dean of Uni evening and his address was on j Seldom in si- -^ S ^ n s h ip ." There'were also re tinues the dealer, “for it hps one Sept. 15, 1857, in Qncinnati, O. versity of Cincinnati law school. i lent pictures did horse power for every 37 pounds of His father for years was active . 1900—Selected as chairman of marks by several of the other chiefs weight, all of which has been The Simon commission report, 1 mony, we judge. , of prope y I a new light burst and visiting members. in Ohio Republican politics. The Philippine Commission. I upon the film brought about with no sacrifice in which____ will recommend some form of | elder Taft filled various important 1902— Visited Rome to negoti- The musical nurtlbers were excep strength. As a matter of fact, the j government to replace the ten-year, I skies in one pro- , tionaUy good this part the pro posts in his home community and | at with Pope Leo XIII for pur I duction to claim new Oakland V type chassis is thej^rjai government of the dyarchy, state. Later, he w'as American min- | chase of Friar’s Lands. gram being furnished by Oeo^e and strongest the factory has ever j he published almost any day I the adulation of Henry Gakeler, James m ife r, ister to Vienna. I 1903— Offered place on United - the fans. turned . out. ’The same holds true now, and it is rumored that the In- ] A Newspaper Mon States Supreme Court bench, but Mary Pickford, I ja n S Quinn, Jobn with every part of the car. It stands dian Nationalists may find enough ^ Will Taft—that’s what ^ ey call- j declined when Filipinos pleaded Doug Fairbanks, Kay Johnson Francis Kuhnly, and Frank Go to reason there must be a wide satisfaction in it to insure their] cd him back in Cincinnati—obtain- ; he remain with them. Lillian Gish, Norma Talmadge, lembo. • margin of safety in structural presence at a conference in London, j ed his early education in the pub- j 1904— Succeeded Elihu Root as Charlie Chaplin, Harold Uoyd— Joseph Palmer Here Sunday. strength when there is available May Avert Impasse , ; lie grammar schools and Woodward i secretary of war. these and. practically all of toat Sykes Auditorium was filled to such a wealth of power as is had in Mahatma Gandhi, after changing ; High school, Cincinnati. Then he 1906—Went to Cuba as tem brilliant constellation which shone canacltv last evening when the the Oakland this season. his political strategy from passive ^ entered Yale, graduating with an porary civil governor. in undisputed splendor on the pre Uifion Congregational, Methodist, "Needless to say,” concludes the resistance to sponsor a campaign for • "Bronchitis—I thought-^ A. B. degree in 1874, as salutaton- 1906—Visited Panama C ^al talkie screen—emerged slowly f^ m H^ptiat and^ St. John’s Episcopal local dealer, “ this great power Indian independence at the National-. aji of a class of 121. Zone. Returned to Philippines his; behindoeuiuu theme clouds of obscurity.------.T One- 1 i churches held a community means hill climbing abllitj^ To ist Cong;ress jiist ended at Lahore,; It most be bronchitis . . • Another four years brought for opening of legislative as of the startling exceptions was Val- j^g^ph palmer of the Bowery opened a side door through which an diploma and LL.B. from the Uni thoroughly sense all this the ^peri- sembly. Toured Japan, China, entino, of Rcourse. y M.C.A. was the speaker and ne enced motorist should diffve the new impasse can be averted. and the next morning versity of Cincinnati law school. Russia and other foreigrn coun “The time must come,” he said. “There also he excelled in schol^------interested the large W type Oakland 8 himself. We tries. Modern Astronomy his address from the start to finish. would be gladvto have him do so “When there may be' a fight to a ■ I was weil agedn. ship, for on Commencement Day he i 1908—Elected 26th president But the new microphone era A quartet consisting of Harold at his convenience!” finish with one’s back to the wall shared in the first prize. | of the United States. som, Mrs. M. V. B. Metcalf, Mrs but if the British government in -; **I raughl cold wbilt ridiog in open Instead of starting practice im 1912— Won Republican presi dawns, and presto! Ruth Chatter- Walter Peitzel car. B>lb*;tiin«rl}tothoine in> w igh ton in two talkies, builds a follow-1 John Fagan and vites the Indian Nationalist Con mediately, he became legal reporter dential nomination, but was de Miss Mar- Bounded oi) baiL I was i;«»nvinerd on the Cincinnati Times, published ing’ that steadily strengthens. Cecil gang several ^jano and gress to a conference, to discuss and | feated in election by Woodrow frame, not any scheme, but a ; f wHf in a *e.riou*> Mcknesa. My by a brother, Charles P, Taft. From DeMille makes “Dynamite’ —and , jorie Kite presided at the piM HEBRON whole body le.ll tfrippy . I «ven» to bed Wilson. instantly two names—Kay Johnson i selections on the violin scheme definitely for an independent; the Times, he moved over to the j 1913— Assumed duties as Kent au«l.«M.k^omeSmithRr*»the,r*« Tough old Commercial for a few months. and Charles Bickford—hitherto un-] jered by Max Kabnck. government, and if it fulfills other 1 Svrnp When I got up the oexttnori^ uprofessor of law at Yale Univer S o v T to the great a m y of fans. Rev. M- E. Osborne Jed the^ conditions suitable to such a con-1 Father of Three sity. Elected president, Ameri A meeting of the Ladies’ Aid so ing I ♦houghi I muHt have dreamed But he was not destined for a become interesting realities. mg. Rev. George S. B ra k es oi ciety of the Hebron Center Congre ference, I take it the leaders of the, the •oiigb the night twfore— 1 was can Bar Association. Marilvn Miller, known to all player. Rev. H. B. Congress would respond gladly. ioumalistic career. His talents were 1917—Appointed member of gational church took place on comuletelv well.” Miss M. HteNEa Br^adw^y but scarcely affecting the f^e scripture ^ d ncTw There must be some such stage. to be employed principally before War Labor Board by President Wednesday afternoon at the Con and on the bench. , life of t L hinterlands, appears in j ^^,as given by Hev. Edward Neild. gregational church parlors. About Whether it is far off or near depends | Wilson. one talkie and ber name and fame { county Y.M.C.A. co-operated upon how we utilize or waste this , Smite BrothcTF Omgb Syrup jrorks In 1881, a year after his admit —Named tenth chief twelve members were present and tance to the bar, he was appointed 1921 spread to the corners of the conti- j the churches in the. meeting. the time was passed in tying a com year of grace.” ! so efliciently bss-ause M h ^ I rtpje an assistant prosecutor in Hamil justice of United States Su nent and. beyond. j Fire Department Called. fortable which had been ordered. Meanwhile, messages have been | Ar.llou^ I —It' 'soothes. 2—is mildly preme Court. Will Rogers, hero of silent movie i Rockville Fire Department dispatched to Lahore from 18 mem-1 laxaii."^. 3—e'ear? ai^ pa^sasr*- ton county. A little more than a 1930—Died, March 8th at 5:45 Miss Collins, teacher of the Marl year following, he was named fed failures, joins the microphone pa- j to a house on Brooklyn borough Center school, was the bers of the Labor Party in the Alade h) 'hi- maker* of 'tht- famous eral collector of internal revenue. p. m. rade with equally astonishing re-| Saturday morning guest of Miss Mildred Hough at House of Commons urging.the Na-1 Smith Brothers'' Cou((h Orops. His wedding to Miss Helen Her suit. And LawTence Tibbett, a l-, j,jg^ York, New Haven and the latter’s home Thursday after tionalists not to reject entirely the I ron took place June 19, 1886. "rhey ready celebrated in the world of ^ pj^j-tford Railroad Co. The fire is school hours. She took dinner and labor government’s plan for a round- ] had three children, Robert, Helen , primarily political—for he never opera, in “ Rogue Song’’ ] believed to have been started by a spent the evening with Miss Hough, table conference'in London to solve, and Charles. | ^ considered an astute politician stant recognition as a poccnt fac occupied the, unrented and the two conferred on plans for India’s problem. ' At 3^ a S r I - h e made enemies within his party tor in moviedora. tn the brse- graduation in the schools. Miss Gladston’s PoUcy perior Court bench, to 18 , atid alienated nooular support. i I done, the fire starting, m t Hough teaches at the Jones Hollow Inditi taken as a geographical ; his re-election to another term, he I an^^^^ Recognize: Currency i ment, working its way to the first district in Marlborough. whole was governed by the British j accepted President Benjamin ' yg^ split in the party led to! The reason for the .change is ob-lpiggr before being discovered. Miss Gladys Hough has been the under an absolute and patriarchial '1 son’s invitation to be United State, ^y Woodrow Wilson, the | yious—and for the same reason a; ..^jg^g Fortune” Presentatmn guest of her sister and brother-in- system until 1880. the year William; solicitor general. Democratic nominee, in the elections pretty face and figure no longer are : Epworth League of the law, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice J. Keefe, Stewart Gladstone became prime Hitf able argument and opinions sesame to studio gates. I present of for several days. ' minister. He came into office j in the Bering Sea controversy and of 1912 pledged to emancipate the subject | His War Work Unaccompanied by personality and , j^g^'bggt comedies brought to Rock- Miss Harriet Hough, a student at SMITH BROTHERS the tariff cases won him wide rec- distinctive talents, these | y^e in recent years on Tuesday the Hartford High school, spent races of the British empire. His | oErnition. i Retiring to private life, Taft once golden coins are but dross when , ^yg^^^g. The play wall be presented the week-end at her Hebron home. policy on home rule for Ireland is Triple Action “ Labor Decisions i more went back to the scenes of his offered in exchange for talkie ac- , the Methodist church vestry and Mrs. Esther Presand receiveureceived well ^g^ knp'wn.Known, Asas to10 India,mum, he sent This no doubt, had much to do ; college days, returning to Yale as claim. , J ! the cast has been carefully selected news recently of the death of her gut Lord Ripon as viceroy who tried COUCH SYRUP with his selection as judge of the j Kent professor of law. The same When the screen player i gg fg^g^s: Mrs. Samuel Warren, son-in-law, David Wasserman, in out the same governmental conces newiv created federal Circuit Court: year he was elected president of the sions then being made to the Irish give to the fans only ^ r e a l Ebba Olsen, ^^gg Qig^ja Wa_rren. a New York, March 3. Mr. Wasser- of Anneals (sixth circuit) in 1892.1 American Bar Association. shadow, the beauty or attractive Rosanna man’s death was caused in an un Nationalists; Lord.Ripon caused the; He handed down several far- ■ on the side, he lectured extensive- daughter, Doris Waltz, ness of that shadow often was para Blossom, an old faipily fuen^ Ruth usual manner. He was in his usual introduction of the Ubert bill, named [ reaching decisions in cases in which jy and did considerable '^ tin g , health, but while dining at his home railroac&; other big corporations | an editorial vein for the mount. But talkie actors are en Litz; Antoinette (Tony) Warren, gbiefly .to abled to give their audiences all of in New York, became choked with and organized labor figured promi-; Philadelphia Public Ledger, Glady Rhodes; Brant Allen, an ener themselves, commanding attention getic young lawryer, Wallace Prelie, a fish bone. He was hurried to a nentlv These were of important ] 1916. he was designated chair- by voice, music, audible dancing, as hospital and it was thought that he consequence in the development of rnan of the Central Committee of ?llly, a mfid, Helen Litz; Cuppers, well as by pantomime. a hLdsome butler and hcro-to^^, would recover, but in about a week •‘strike injunctions.” j the American Red Cross Ms death occurred. He leaves a to the case of Moore vs. the Soon after the United States de- Joseph Hodgens; ^g. wife, formerly Miss Presand of this Bricklavers’ Union, he ruled a sec- 1 dared war upon Germany and its ^ lev, an English suitor, \.esley Os borne; Sadie Tweed, a tomi^ fnend place, and a small daugjiter. Mr. ondarv boycott illegal. Although ; ^uies. President Wilson called upon 1 and Mrs. Wasserman spent last unholding labor’s right to organize, ] j-g ggrve on the War ^ b o r Mildred Dunn; Mrs. summer at the place owned by their he maintained unions must refrain ■ gg^j-d. He remained on it until i-s. Sutliff; Stephens, a butler, Fred Queer Twists Plummer. Emily Kroymann has mother, Mrs. Presand, and formerly from acts injurious to society. j dissolution in 1919. j known as the David Strong pl'ace. When Eugene V. Debs endeavor- j League Advocate been coaching the play. Miss Minnie Presand, daughter of In Day’s News To Develop Farm Site. LAST pd to tie up rail traffic in the walk- . perhaps was the most influ- Mrs. Esther Presand, who has been out of 1894, Judge Taft issued ^ ential of all the Republicans who Much interest is being taken by in ill health for the past few years, iniunction against Debs’ agent, F. | ^ned up with Wilson in his plea for the people of Rockville and -vicirnty from mental disorders, is reported W. Phelan. ; the ratification of' the Versailles New York—Haircut ten cents, in the announcement that the for as much improved and specialists ONE From 1896 to 1900, while still on treaty and the League of Nations shave five cents! Such prices prevail mer Prescott property near pnipsic TO PURCHASE hold out hopes for her complete re the appellate bench, Taft served as g^yg^jg^gj. . j at several dpzen places on the Bow- Lake, is to be developed and toat covery. She has been under treat dean and professor of law at his j jjeanwhile, time had mended the Prices of a decade ago have 250 summer cottage lots will be ment for several months , past at \ ery, last alma mater, the University of | breach with Roosevelt. "Taft and returned. available. The property is now King’s County Sanitarium, N. Y. \ Cincinnati. . i “Teddy’ had become good friezes St. Petersburg, Fla.—The Eyrds, owned by Edward A. Heim and Perfect attendance pupils in. the 1929 Governed FiUpIv'os* | again quite a ■s^hile before tne lac- tends from Mountain street to El grammar grades at Hebron Center to 1900, he resigned his judgeship j ^-gj.’g death, it seems, are real golfers as well as explorers and governors. Sam • lington, to the laki front, having a for the month of February were to become chairman of the commis- j j^ jg 39^ 19 2 1, saw the realization frontage of 3500 feet on the lake; Jennie Pompro-wicz, Nancy Kuly- Sion President William B. McKinley ■ j_be former president’s most cher- Yankee outfielders, walloped Bane Charles H. Bancroft is surveying nych, Anthony and John Gonci, chose to institute civil government | desire. President Warren G. Ruth 4 and 3 in a 36-hole golf the land, which consists of 12a acres, Bradford Smith, Charles Babek, in the Philippine Islands. / During j Warding, despite considerable oppo- match, shattering 80 twice. parts of which is open fields and George Brooks, and Leonard Por four years’ residence in the islands, j f j-gj^ “Progressives’; like Sen- New York—Trustees of the woodland. The owner has ordered a ter. he attained wdde popularity as an i ggrah, made him chief jusjce Metropolitan Museum of Art believe stone crusher and other road build- able colonial administrator. j gf the United States. ^ A u f that the museum’s are. thief-proof. ine equipment, and plans to lay two He 'visited Rome in 1902, at the ■ pjg succeeded Edward Do'iiglas Each treasure is protected by elec- _macadam______roads from Mountain “It ought to be as easy to buy a request of President Theodore •^ybite, whom he himself, con’para- trie nerves. If a painting or the like g^j-ggt; to the lake as well'' as "" other home as an automobile,” says Ray Rwsevelt, to negotiate wdth P°P® | tively a few years before, had ele- is disturbed a device sounds an roads in the tract. M, Hudson, of the U. 'S. Bureau of Standards. Yes, but it’s more diffi Leb x m fan the purchase of the' ygted to the same exalted office. Basketball Notes. alarm. cult to run a home. friars’ lands. , . .r, * ------Torrelagruna, Spain—The office is The Inter-church Basketball In 1903, when President Roose 'THIRTY MINERS KILLED League played three games in the velt offered him a place in the fe^ AS ELEVATOR CRASHES. seeking the man here, in fact all the offices. Nobody wants to be mayor, town haU on Saturday morning, eral Supreme Court, Taft acceded when the Eagles of Rockville de to the Filipinos’ wishes to remain Johannesburg, Union of South solicitor or judge. The governor of the pro'vidence has sent a crier feated the St. John’s church team, with them. Africa, March 10. — (AP)--One 17 to 4; the Eagle Pioneers of El European and 28 natives were killed through the streets asking for appli The next year, though, he re lington defeated the Nathan Hale turned home to succeed Elihu Root and two Europeans and six natives cations. of Rockville, 13 to 9; the WASHERS as secretary of war. injured today in a disaster in an un New York—Returning from E ng-! Lindbergh Pioneers defeated the derground shaft of the Crown imne. Roosevelt’s Choice land for a visit to Broadway, where Boy Scouts of Rockville, 16 to 9. It was not long until he was re-; A cage containing 28 native min first she became known as one of carded as the spokesman of the' ers broke away and crashed to the Funeral of Mrs. V. Lewis. For a the beauties of the famous Flora- The funeral of Mrs. Vinnie Lewi^ Roosevelt administration. On many bottom of the shaft, a distance of dora sextet, is Lady Ashburton, the about 1.600 feet. Til the natives 76 widow of Levi Lewis, who died important missions at home ana former Francis Belmont, who after abroad, be was “Teddy’s” personal were killed outright. Another cage 1 on Friday night, was held this after- $74.00 GASH working in conjunction with the the New York success of the musi ! noon at 2 o'clock from the E. H. SORE envoy. Followng American intervention runaway was badly damaged by the cal comedy went to London and i Preston Funeral Home on Park Taft went to Cuba as temporary other car’s rope. there became acquainted with Lord 1 Place. Rev. Edward Neild. pastor of civil governor, ------to 1907, be -visited ( Its door was torn open, and one of Ashburton. the Baptist church officiated, •with the Panama Canal zone to familiar- i ^jjree European miners inside tou New Delphi, India—Miss Made burial in Grove Hill cemetery. throat $77.70 BUDGET ize himself with conditions - there, g^^. gjjj plunged 1,000 feet to the leine Slade, who is the daughter of Body Brought Here. The same year he-returned to the; gf i^^g shaft. The rope also a British admiral and has given up The body of Michael Pagam, 50, Philippines to open the leg;islative injured two other Europeans and six a fortune to espouse Gandhi’s cause, of the Crystal Lake section, who assembly. , . , ; natives in the same cage. _ is in charge of his college of de died in "Virginia Wednesday, arnved From, the islands, he sailed tor ------votees this week while he is away in Rockville on Friday night. Serv- $5.70 Dowp Japan to confer with Nipponese offi- 1 r iq TS NE.AR C.APETOWN on a campaign of civil disobedience. ices were held from the Burke Fu- V cials relative to Jap subjects in the | ------neral Home at 8:30 Saturday morn ■United States. He proceeded to j Capetown, Union of South Afnca. New York—A stalled plane can ing and from St. Bernard’s church China, where he undertook inipor-i ^0— (AP)—The longstanding drift to earth more slowly tha,n a at 9 o’clock. Rev. Francis Hinchey, $6.00 A Month tant negotiations relative to Chi- quarrel between the European ana parachute. Clarence Chamberlia assistant pastor of St. Bernard s nese boycott of American commodi- native elements of the Union proved it at Roosevelt Field. Fifteen church officiated. Burial was in at. ties and then to Russia. i flared into flame Sunday at the yil- hundred feet up a passenger leaped Bernard’s cemetery. a’s the presidential campaign of •-iggg gf Dawsonville, near Worcester, ■with a parachute and Chamberlin Game Club Meeting. DOWN for a DIAL 5181 1908 drew near, Roosevelt let it be ] jg ^^e Cape Province. Nine Euro- mushed the plane down, landing 63 I The Rockvlllfe Fish and Game club Pieces Arrange For A Demonstration kno^m he favored Taft as his sue-1 pgans and several natives were m- seconds aifter the parachuter. 1 will meet this evening in Mechanics^ _____ cessor Through the president’s in- | jgred in a clash precipitated, by a Washington—The Army is to test ' hall. There will be business of im- A sore throat may be eased by garg- And fluence and his own popularity and meeting of the African National a superambulance of the air whica j portance and it is requested ihg just once, with quarter of a glaM pleasing personality, he easily won Congress. , . can carry six patients, two doctors i pg a goodly number present. The of water in which you have dissoKed Put An End To Wash Day the Republican nomination, to the One report said the fight started and two pilots. ' meeting is called tor 8 ^ clock. two tablets of Bayer Aspirin. "You election, he was elected overwhelm when a group of young Europeans may have to repeat the treatment for New York—Automobiles in the j Notes. UP fo r a ingly over his Democratic opponent, sought to break up the Africans’ is a deep-seated inflammation like ton- Drudgery. William Jennings Bryan. meeting. silitis, but Bayer Aspirin is the one T u b fu l Breaks With “Teddy” All was quiet today and no more health thing that reduces the infection. His troubles began soon after his immediate trouble is expected. Don’t forget this most sensible of inauguration, March 4, 1909. The 9,740 licensed planes. home on Union street. all treatments for sore throat. The Ballinger-Pinchot controversy and IRON S.\UCEPANS I Thompson- one the nurses all know; the une William Lawrence of . „ ^ Which all doctora concede to be effec other quarrels tore apart his ad Clean iron sauce pans •with hot; vllle was a Rockville visitor of Sat ministrative______family _ soda water and a stiff brush. I f ' COPS FIGHT REDS tive. And remember its quick relief Naturally someivhat conservative,] you wipe them out first with news- urday. . of neuralgia, • neuritis,- rheumatism, Paris,'March 10— (AP) —pxree Frederick Einseidel, Jr., of New lumbago and the like. Use ^ to THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO. he made “Uncle Joe” Caimon'..and paper, they are not such ajtchbr© to Haven was the week-end gufest of Senator Aldrich his principal con- wash. i' policemen were badly bruised to- break-up any coljd, w to dispel a head 773 MAIN STREET PHONE 3481 May in dispersing a meeting of his father Frederick Einseidel of ache. It does not depress the heart. sultants in Congress. Not sufficient-, East Main street and other relatives Aspirin is jhe.trade mark of Bayer j ly opportunistic, he failed to silence British and Polish coal mine op twenty Communists who sang the South Manchester Internationale in the entrance to a In this city. manufacture of monoMeticacidSBter of the resulting outcry from the “Pro erators are endeavoring to reach Annie, the infant daughter of Mr. price agreement to eliminate com- ubway station. Two of the Com- salicylicacid.' ' . • gressives.” :nimlats were arrested. and Mrs. Irving Sweet of High ' ■Unfitted to cope with problems | petition in; Baltic states. ,
J. .i. .V’l In this battle to train the less ad-‘ the weeds of self-pity la,ter> oisr mirable emotions out of the human What are we doing to "Tommy said race, it often^ is difficult to decide Tessie? Like , our N^l, ^11 jwiy Just what they are. we’re doing them both'wrong.- We know that anger, jealousy. The other day a .little lO^year-old hate, selfishness, and cowardice are girl’s mother was called out of. town* / BEGIN HERE TODAY obviously matenal for our unending by the death of a.Telstlye. The The hostess who entertains dur- j efforts in. that direction. On the housework was left-fpr young Mary, Almost from the time he a^ri^•cs 1 i very face of-things, these elements She made beds, as best she could, at 'Hillcrest, home of the million- j ing Lent should make the paost { 1 stand out quite obyiously as about burned the lunch, was late for aire Berkeleys, for a weekend, De of the many delicious' and unusual the worst.thing in our make-up. ■ schpol, and generally had a bad time tective Dundee feels premonitions of dishes made with fish. Fish sal Slit those others on the border of it. disaster. In the household are: Mr. ads, souffles, scallops and creamed line—what about them ? | She, however, had worked along and Mrs. Berkeley; Dlek, tipsy pro } dishes are acceptable for formal Pity^jls supposed to be one of the bravely till o’clock when her fligate; Clorinda, engaged to Cros I luncheons or Informal suppers, virtues. It,is one of the virtues, mother came'^home. by; Gigi, 15-year-old sub-deb; Mrs. j They are sure to please and are a Pitycharity and sympathy are, Mary had burnt her hand, iqioil- Lambert, social secretary and a I delightful change from the heavier i the ..'l^est attributes of a human'ed-a dress and adtogether was the friend of Crosby’s; Wickett, butler; 1 fare of winter, months. ' soul,;,to help those'in distress,'to im-! worse for wear when her mother Doris Matthews, lady’s maid, and I Shrimp Jarabolaya is a Creole derstahd and aid those Whom ad came into the kitchen. But so far Eugene Arnold, chauffeur, to whom i dish, delicious and intriguing. I versity has overtaken. What would it had never occurred to her to feel Doris is engaged. I Many of the most popular and ex- this world be without pity and sym sorry for herself. She was mad— Dundee puzzles over several ques j pensive restaurants and tea rooms } pathy and love? Not much of a she was a bit discouraged, she was tions: W hy is Clorinda marrying ■ i in the largest cities specialize in ' place,"’tQ be sure. in a hurry—but so far, self-pity Crosby, when she is still m l
«v-' L'. PAGE NIMIL MANCHESTER EVENING HERAJUP, SOUTH MANCHE^T^ CQNN^ MONDAY, MARCH 10,1930 McClusUey TAFFY FIVE GETS Rec Trims i PUTS HARD H rm NG FOLLOWS WestxHaven to MeetsK.ofL. Tomorrow lABOVE THE DEFENSE GOLD BASKETBALLS I only <^retumed to his berth at center j Manchester fans have Saturday night. Holland’s eviction j Manchester In one basketball game on the U McKechnie Maces Pre Rec Junior League Ends program this week as the sca- was his first this season, which may * son rapidly draws to a success or may not be a compliment to the K g Manchester Delegatidfl ful termination. The Rec Five sharp eyes of Referee Chatterton. mium on Old Fashioned Beats 1 0 - With Banquet At Rec; Ed mingles with the Knights of Starting the final period with a Locals Face Team With Sec Christie Sees * lithnania of Hartford in the lead of 26 to 18 toe Rees were sav Old Swim Mark To Be Present When Its; lone battle tomorrow night at ed from ignominious defeat by toe Wallop In Braves’ Camp., ond Best Record In the Trouble in 30th Taylor Toastmaster. the School street Rec. This is splendid work of Faulkner and Only Sophomore Star Athlete Runs J w oj the third and deciding game of Quish. The former pl#iyed a whale BY ALAN J. GOULD. Year as Coach a series and thrilling tussle of a game throughout and Quish en State Friday In New Ha- The end of the successful first seems sure to result tomorrow tering toe fray dn the second half St. Petersburg, Fla., March 10. — Iowa City, la .,. March 6' — A Mile Race At State Ar- night. Defeated In Hartford more than justified toe substitution. swimming star at the age of seven season was celebrated by the Rec (AP)—Acting on toe theory that he when he paddled i Berkeley, Calif., March 6—After by a close score, the Rec came The fourth period opened with had everything to gain and nothing mory. '• 30 years of brilliant accomplish Junior Basketball League at the back to avenge their defeat in about the Hudson morL alley of toe Wheel Club scoring two to lose, greyhaired Bill McKechnip river ■with Ger I ments during which he brought the School Street Rec Saturday night a somewhat similar and equally field goals in succession to make the has b6gun his four year term of of i University of California to the pin impressive manner here in a re trude Bderle and Undismayed by the fact that with a banquet, at which gold bas count 26-22, then Faulkner opened fice as manager of the Boston nacle of the track turn game. Braves by putting a premium on toe her brother. Geo- ] Manchester will send a big dele- has been paired with a team that ketballs were presented to the Taffy I up and Quish followed suit to make rge, Ray Mohl of [gation of athletic lovers fo Hartford world, W a lter it 30 to 22. Ambrosi-4)f Rockville old fashioned wallop. sports one of the best high school Christie, veteran Five, winners of the pennant with I New York City, tonight to do honor to a home town Playing on a floor possessed of ! got a foul, then Faulkner another The hardfer and longer the Braves basketball records'in the state, Man Golden Bear men 16 victories and two defeats, Those University of boy of which it is proud. Joe Me- ‘ chester High’s squad went through more ells, nooks, and crevices than swished toe draperies. sock 'em in spring training, the Iowa sophomore, tor, can see only who received basketballs were: better are their chances of landing a j Cluskey, new Fordham Flash, is a strenuous practice session this af an English mansion and nearly Ciechowski and Alley counted for now holds an coming to toe 3tote Armory in the ^, trouble ahead -as Sturgeon, Oppizzi, captain; Camp berth. ternoon in preparation for the open he looks over the twice as wide as it was long the Rec one apiece and toe score stood 32 ^to American swim Capital City to take part in the in ing game of the Yale Tournament bell Gavello, Aceoimozzo, Boggini, i 27, with Quish sinking a sucker shot “You know I have ueyer favored ming record that . men who wH managed to eke out a 34 to 27 vie • the development of defuse in any vitation two mile .run which he is for the state championship. f round out his McConkey, Boggini, and J- Maggi, toiy over toe under-estimated Rock- jI for the final basket. had stood more i expected to win with comparative . West Haven's splendid record, club at toe expense of attack” said team. ville Wheel Club in toe Windy. City s I Ambrosi and Alley were best for than 10 years. In i ease. Following the conclusion of second only to that of Bristol, rna^ j ™^mong-the guests were John S. McKechnie. “In this day 'and age of a recent meet with California boasts Town Hall Saturday night. Rockville. Little more than a hun baseball, I am a firm beUever that the race he will be presented with a result in the Elm City quintet being strength in one HjJde, Edward F. Taylor, Matthew dred spectators witnessed the game Nebraska,, Mohl j gift from his Manchester admirers* installed the favorite but Manches p. Macdonald, George E. Hunt, J- The game was closely contested the punch is toe thing. Ball games swam the 400-yard event—the javelin throughout toe first half with toe REC FIVE (34). are won by toe club scoring the and after toe.meet is concluded ,a j ter has always shown itself to a bet throw — but in Leo Fay, Frank F. back stroke ®v®“f | testimonial dinner will be given Mc- ter advantage when established as High School players, Gog Wheel Club on the long end of a 7 to P. B. ost runs. We may be outscored a practically all oth . . . 4 1-1 t but we will do conaderable scor- over a 200-yard _ , course ih^ j Cluskey at'The Lobster on Asylum, the “under-dog.” Local fans are ington, James O’Leary, John Tier 6 score at quarter-time which was 4 Holland, r f ...... y lowering ’ toe ’ former record set in ers there is room . . . 5 1-4 g on our own account. If I can street near toe railroad station. . , hoping that the Yale tournament i for decided im ney, and Marcus Moriar^. pearly changed to 18 to 14 in favor of the 1 Faulkner, If ----- 1919 by Perry McGillivray of toe ... 0 0-0 ad the boys with the wallop." The meet tonight is crammed will be no exception. provement. Emery 50^ persons were ■ presen^ 'hmmtiful Rees at toe kalf-time whistle. From 1 Gustafson, If .... Great Lakes naval station by more with expectant features so distribut To Manchester and West Haven enjoy the sumptuous and bountiful then on it was pretty much the Rees 4 Norris, ...... 2 1-1 5 The star recruit in camp, Big Curtice, 1929 captain, and Kenneth Rangy 'Walter Berger, who hit than five seconds. ed that at any part of the program,, will go the honor of opening the Churchill have thrown the spep a game although toe wheel Club made 2 Madden, rg ...... 0 1-3 1 2 •f home runs for Los Angeles in , a spectator might come in and see tournament. The teams will n^e11 few inches over 209 feet, consider ^°E^ch of the team managers were a determined rally in toe final 5 Conroy, rg, rf ...... 1 0-1 a high grade event. From the, at 3 b’clock Friday aftern^n., called on for remarks by Ed Taylor, period that so excited the Fayites. . . . 0 0-0 0 the Pacific Coast League last sea ed a phenomenal toss. Six other 4 Dowd, I g ...... ■ • son, came each as an outfielder, but sprints to toe two mile, the card is Windham and Naughatuck. tied in |men won letters a year ago, but the who acted as toastmaster. spoke they commenced to grow a bit un . . . 3 0-2 6 1 Quish, Ig, c ...... may start toe season at third base. M .H .S. SWIMMERS filled with some of the best college points for eighth place, will meet in remainder of the squad is . green of the success of the league dun g gen tlcmanly. and club performers in this section 34 RusseU (Red) Rollings, third base- a play-off game tomorrow mg ^ material. 1 the past season and hoped for even This called for much whistle toot 22 15 4-12 of toe country. Hartford and the winner will go : ------greater success next year. man drafted from Hollywood of the ing by toe superstrict referee, WHEEL CLUB (27) . Coast circuit, is hitting hard enough Names Spell Class against Meriden at 4:15. | ^ Mr. Taylor briefly reviewed the F. T. AtAIII TRIUMPH Frank Hussey and Sol Fur to in Arthur Chatterton, coach, of Rock P. B. 0 to warrant toe prediction he may Torrington and Bridgeport Cen-, work of the League since its organ 0 Burch, rf, if .. ? .. . .. 1 0-5 the sprints, A. C. DeVoe of Yale,, tral will take the floor at 7 ° J°ck ization and praised the co-operation ville High, and in rapid succession replace toe acrobatic fielding but Dowd, Holland, and Norris answered 1 Ciechowski, If ...... 1 1-3 0 light hitting Freddy Maguire at the Hugh Alcorn of Dartmouth and H. Friday evening being followed by [ BOWLING of the boys. In closing he asked ... 3 1-4 V O. Wakeman of Colgate in toe hur that they respond as heartily when the call of the showers. When Con 1 Alley, If ...... keystone sq,ck. If McKenzie finds Imbued with confidence by virtue the state champion Bristol team w ll ^ . . . 1 3-6 5| dles; Charley Sansome and Fred face Warren Harding at 8:30. The tho’.'.call for baseball is sounded m roy committed his fourth personal 3 Reid, c ...... any potential Babe Ruths or Lefty of their recent achievement in win HEKALO LEAGUE with less than two minutes to play 2 Plumme, rg ...... 0 2-4 ^ 1O’Douls in his collection of pitchers Viet in the invitation “600” ; H. S. four survivors clash early Saturday j the next few weeks. 0-0 ning toe C.,C. I. L. title the Man Davidson, Canadian mile champion^ afternoon with the finals in the j T others who spoke were George the personal ruling was waived as 0 Murphy, rg ...... 0 he will not hesitate in the least to W. 4 Ambrosi, Ig ...... 3 2-4 5! shove them into an outfield. chester High school swimming team Joe Maloney and Joe Bums in the'; evening The Central Connecticut j 21 Hunt, organizer, generalissimo, an there were no more Rec players to , J Joe McCluskey, BiU. i7a” u f is represented by three { Night Hawks ...... 63 22 “Judge Landis” of the League who What toe club needs more than soundly trounced toe Hartford High one mile rm fill the gap with. Luckily little time Runkel and Harry Werbin in the . teams and fortunately none of these j Majors ...... 6^ 24 i expressed himself as well satisfied remained and the game did not de 11 9 9-26 27 anything else at present, is a first swimmers at too School street Rec Score By Periods. string capable catcher. Al. Spohrer, two mile run, and Rev. Harold Cut- v.ill have to meet in the first round., Charter O a k s...... 34 1 with the league and lauded the work velop into a free-for-all, the Rec pool Saturday afternoon by a 40 to bill in toe special 1000 yard run,^ The selection of three teams, from Centers ...... oO 8 8--31 a knockout victim of Art Shires dur 3.6 i.of Director Lewis Lloyd. winning about as they pleased. Rec Five ...... 6 12 22 score. against time are some of toe the C C I. L- speaks well for the Brit. Amer...... 36 Director Lloyd spoke along toe Wheel Club ...... 7 7 4 9—27 ing the winter, is wllUng but Roy Norris, who has been out for perhaps a little punch drunk. Md- The summary: i out athletes who will whirl aroui^;.. Suber of the circuit. ^ . j West Sides ...... 48 S I same lines and in turn l^ u f d Mr quite some time with a bad foot. Referee: A. E. Chatterton. Meriden and Manchester ended in | Construction ...... 27 68 i Hunt and the committee that work Kechnie hopes to land another mask 100 yards breast stroke: Won by I toe big board track of the Armc^ry' ‘ V 4 a tie for second place in the final, P irates...... fi-2 ed so untiringly to make the league man when rival clubs begin cutting Fraunberg (H); Levinson (H), sec-i tonight. “ ■ ' Yale, Dartmouth, New York Upi- league standing although the lo- Herald ...... 22 U ! successful. Jc?ry F»y told tte boys ond; Treat (M), third. Time 1:29. SI trimmed the Silver City ouU i Shell Gas .... • • 13 that they were aiding greatly m With Berger slated for third and Relay: Won by Manchester. Time versity, Fordham, Manhattan, * C0I7 on two occasions. Here.is the final putting basketball on toe ^aap m Rollings for second, McKechifle has 1:31. gate, Springfield College, Conn6c£i- G.AMES THIS EVENING Manchester and that was fwm two war horses to complete his reg cut Aggies, Trinity, Wesleyan, , standing 100 yards back stroke: Won by York A. C., Boston A. A. and Mill-; Percentages. their ranks that the future sen Rec Girls Play Against ular infield—toe ubiquitous Rabbit Lethwinski (M); Seikle (Hlj^sec- rote A. A. are toe colleges and clubs’ W. L. Pet. At Gamba’s Rec teams must be built. Maranville at short and George Sis- ond; Stevens, (M), third. Time, .900 Charter Oaks vs. Night Hawks. ler a great hitter and in fine condi that will have representation along' Bristol ...... 9 1 .700 Centers vs. Herald. 1:28 1-10. with Suffeld School, Roxbury, Nor Meriden ...... ' ^ tion at first. Lance Richbourg, one .700 At Farr’s of toe best outfielders in toe league 40 yards free .style: Won by wich Academy, Hartford High, Hill- Manchester ...... ' " SLATTERY’S MARRIAGE Men’ s Team; Lose 26-14 Cowles (M); Henke (H) tWrd; house High, EHmwood and Meridep,. .500 Brit. Amer. vs. Majors. wiU be star on any team, he is su Middletown ...... 5 h Pirates vs. Construction. Hicking (M), third. Time, 22 5-10. New Departure and the Aetna LLfii!^ W’^est H artford...... 2 9 .182 perstar with tlie Braves ^ d a fix .000 At Conran’s ture in right field. Earl dark who 100 yards crawl stroke: Won by and Travelers Insurance Co- ' " .‘ ‘''I , East Hartford...... 0 I SURPRISE TO FRIENDS ' League Ratings.^ West Sides vs. Shell Gas. also did weU in 1929 is a certainty in Davis (M); Tucker (H), second and Plans Retirement Soon . Tolland Lassies Stricken BOX SCORE center field with Joe Bratcher from Welch (H) third. Aside from toe sprints, hurdltis',. CONR.^N’S SHOPPE LEAGUE Manchester; j and relays, chief intecest is centeriS(I' Bristol ...... ^ Denver and Randy Moore, a heavy Diving: Won by ! Buffalo, March 10 — (API hitter from Dallas as candidates. Litowinski (M), first, Hicking (M)* on toe two mile run 'and Hal Cut-r,f'- Meriden ...... WHEEL CLUB SECONDS (H )- bill’s effort to break the Armory, Manchester ...... ^ w. Friends of Jimmy Slattery, recog With Cold In Head and Even if Jimmy Welsh r e p o ^ second; Smith (H) third. ; Cheney Bros...... 44 P. B. F. track record for 1000 yairds. ^ c k j Middletown ...... ^ nized in N. Y. state as light heavy ready for action, Berger will 220 vards frei style: Won by Jos- ; Eagles ...... 39 weight boxing champion of tne 1 Cratty, r f ...... 3 0-2 call in left if not placed on third. in 1922, shortly before his n u m in g. West Hartford...... ^ Feet So Wheel Club Sec 1 Murphy, If, c ...... 3 0-0 lin (M); Henke (H), second; career was cut in two by suspension;;* East Hartford...... ^ ! Midway Filling ...... 40 world were surprised today to learn The club lost a good prospect when i Gibson’s Garage .... 31 ' of his marriage to Miss Elizabeth 1 Hartenstein,c, If . . . 2 0-1 Billy Dunlap who came up from Stevens (M), third. by toe A. A. U.,,Cutbill raced 1000?.* i Depot Square ...... 30 tg ! Ann Prendergast of Buffalo. onds Take-Their Place. 0 Lisk, I g ...... 0 0-0 Providence was operated on for ap yards at toe Armory in 2:17;' Previ^; ; Gammons-Holman . . 23 ‘ The ceremony was at St. Cecilia s 1 Neff, I g ...... 4 0-0 pendicitis February 28 soon after ar ously he had set up the world record;.; BAT IS GRANTED Shamrocks ...... 22 church in Fonda yesterday. riving for practice. of 2 :12, a mark that still stands. '107, .., Majors ...... 16 Slattery’s mother was the only By ERIK MODEAN. 4 - 12 0-3 24 The pitching, staff is well equipped WAPPING WINNER night, however, he -will be satisfied.,,, relative of either bride or groom REC GIRLS (16). with experienced talent in Bob to Wipe toe Armory record of 2:1’? , Leading Ten Bowlers who was in on toe secret. Pa^ Saturday night toe Wheel Club P. B. Smith, Bruce Cunningham, B®toy i off toe books. Rev. Cutbill who first ADDITIONAL TIME G. PF. Ave. Carev the boxer’s manager said he Jones, Ben CantweU and Johnny I sprang into fame while running for stepped out of its class to meet the 1 Scranton, r f ...... 0 OVER PLAINVILLE Rudinsky ...... 60 1690 107.42 had not been informed of Slattery s 0 C. Foster, If ...... 0 Cooney. Two of the best new pros I Wesleyan, will be paced by several C. Magnuson ....51 5490 107.33 plan to marry. Rec Five but the Rec Girls went pects are Bob Brown of Hull, Mass., j Fordham runners. This prob.; . ,.: Mr. 0 Washkiewicz, I f -----1 I‘=aacs, of Cincinnati, R. Sad ...... 54 5784 107.6 The bride is the daughter of them one better and stepped out of 2 Hart, c ...... 1 who came up from semi-pro ra^ s, I ably be one of his last appearancea.i Stanley 5496 105.36 and Mrs. James Prendergast. 'They and Alonozo Smith of Steuben, Wapping Y. M. C. A. won a 37 to on any track, as he plans to bring .,, president of the Nationa^l Boxing Werlosky ...... 52 their sex. to play toe Wheel Club Sec 0 M. Welles, r g ...... 5, Crook ...... 45 4756 105.31 were first informed of toe Maine, purchased from Providence. 26 victory over toe Plainville Y his athletic career to a close this.,, Association has announced that Bat onds in toe preliminary at toe Rock 0 Buckland, r g ...... 0 Battalino, world’s featherweight McLagan ...... 52 5482 105.22 in a telephone call from Slattery, The only seasoned southpaw on hand basketball team Saturday night at season. their daughter was 0 Beers, I g ...... 0 champion, will be granted an exten Sherman ...... 55 5765 104.45 They thought ville Town Hall. is Ed Brandt, but Tracy Hart who The two mile run goes down as a 5960 104.32 0 Shearer, I g ...... 0 pitched against the Yanks Saturday Wapping to average a defeat by the feature because it is headed by Joe sion of time over the six C. O’Bright ...... 57 visiting in aunt in Buffalo. And though woman has proved Warner ...... 60 6190 103.10 may stick as a portsider. same team toe night McCluskey, Manchester High school , usually' allowed a champion between her superiority over man in many 3 ■ 7 2-5 16 cer and Rose led the attack on the title fights before he engages in a LaForge ...... 55 5673 103.8 gpraduate who, in his first year at - ways, bsisketball is not one of them^ Score By Periods. Plainville basket. Summary. Fordham, is the most talked of dis- championship tilt. or at least it wasn’t Saturday nigh^ Cheney Bros. Wheel Club ...... 4 12 6 2—24 SAIDELU-SASEU Wapping Y. M. C. A. tance ruriher in the Metropolitan The Cincinnati man says that he Week End Sports for toe Wheel Club, in all diffidence Warner ...... 91 I 81—272 Rec Girls ...... 2 5 8 1—16 district. McCluskey expects plenty realizes that although Battalino and somewhat apologetically, con Referee: L. Stone. Spencer, If won the title on September 23 last, Johnson ...... 142 ] 95—350 of competition from Runkel and 115—380 GOLF quered toe fairer sex by a 24 to 16 WIN BY 17 TIMBERS Rose, rf .. and should- defend it on or before Cervini ...... 118 ] Miami—Sixteen two man teams Werbin of toe Millrose A. C- ’ Rudinsky ...... 89 117—303 score. Brandenburg, rf Seven relays are sure to pack in-, March 23, that broken hands, and advance in international four ball Wells, c ...... 2 •the operations which were made to R. Sad ...... 150 , 91—340 It all came about when toe Tol Jack’ Saidella and Johnny Sasela their share of thrills. ’There are colt tourney; Sarazen and Farrell, de ROSEMBLOOM MEETS Sharp, I g ...... lege, club and scholastic relays at revamp them, kept the d^ampionm^^ fending champions win easily. land Lassies failed to appear send boat Howard Murphy and Is ^ c Cole 590 556 499 1645 Murphy, Ig ...... 2 880 yards, one mile amd two miles ; active from September' until Jacksonville — John Dawson, ing instead excuses of colds, both in a two man ten game bowling he met Phil Verdi at Depot Square (1) to head and feet, headaches, or vv^at LARRY JOHNSON IN at Gamba’s alleys Fnday Kelly, rg ...... climaxed by the battle of half milers • - uary, when 88— 264 Chicago wins south eastern arnateur match wearing the colors of New York New Haven. J. O’Bright ----- 91 85 championship with 6 and 4 victory have you. Loath to disappoint the night. The margin was only 17 37 of the National Blankenhurg .. 99 105 107—311 anticipated crowd of 5,000, of which Totals-...... University and Manhattan College. The president over Mally Reynolds, Jr., Jackson- pins. Here are the scores: Plainville Y. M. C. The officials will be: referee, Daniel ■ Boxing Association says that Batta Bulla ...... S3 89 89— 261 only about a hundred showed up for NEW YORK TONIGHT Saidella—121, 113, 11 <> 101, 133. lOS—298 ville. . B. J. Ferris; clerk of toe course, Ed lino, inactive more than three LaChapelle .105 St. Augustine—Virginia Van Wie the game, toe Rec Girls expressed 105, 113, 125, 158. , months, should be given every op C. O’Bright . 86 120—286 their willlhgness to play toe Sec 133, 118, Miller, rg ...... 0 ward F. Hurley; starters, William wins woman’s Florida East Coast Sasela—90, 125, 128, Kilkenson, Ig ...... 4 Queal; announcer. Captain Wood D. portunity to test toe strength of his title from Maureen Orcutt 5 and 4. onds. New York, March 10.—(AP)— j 113. 98. 132, 115, 105. hands again and be permitted to ®n- 464 444 512 1420 Pend, I g ...... ^ Besghley; chief timer, Lt. Comman Hamilton, Bermuda—S. K. Kearns, And they did. Much to the Sec Maxey Rosenbloom, the. Harlem j Saidella’3 Ave.—119-9. Frost, c ...... " der Frank H. Smith; chief judge, C. , gage in a few tune-up bouts before West Newton, Mass., beats J. H. onds’ surprise, for like all males, Sasela's Ave.—115.6. Majors (4) Harlequin who cares neither how | Gauthcr, ...... 0 G. Carlson; chief inspector, H. ’ being forced to defend his crown. He Beavis, Bermuda, in finals of Spey their arrogance far exceeds their Total—2355. Getterslough, rf ------4 not set a definite date for his Zacek ... ___ 128 105 94—327 often nor who he fights, battles Lar- j Murphy—110, 129, 98, 104. 124, Grant Bailey. , does 87— 272 Royal tournament. basketball ability, and this feeling of Canfield, If ...... 3 '-defense. 1 Jim Benny ___ 86 99 . Track superiority was heightened at th.i ry Johnson, slugging Chicago negro 95. 134. 117. 118. 121. his J. D’Amico ___ 98 103 108—309 109., 99, 129, Isaacs, it is believed, issued Minneapolis—One world record end of toe first half when the Wheel in toe feature ten roimder of a bene Cole—99, 136, 115, 8 26 j statement regarding Battalino after Barney ___ 112 118 96—326 T otals...... ® falls and another is tied as Wiscon Club led 16 to 7. fit show at Madison Square Garden 127. 149, 108. 117. Score at half time. 17-14 Wap receiving first hand information re Jack B: :nny ...1 1 0 104 88— 302 Murphy’s Ave.—115. . D E S 1 G N E 1 W sin wins Big Ten indoor title. Then the second half realiza tonight. ping; referee. Cagnello; time, 4-10 garding the Hartford boy’s plans for With a shot at Jimmy Slattery, Cole’s Ave.—118.8. Columbia—Nebraska captures Big tion suddenly swept over toe young min. quarters. the future from State Athletic Com 534 529 473 1536 Six championship; Hubert Weir, recognized in New York as the Total—2338. missioner Thomas E. Donohue, who Shamrocks (0) Iowa State, betters world record for men that young women can also light heavyweight champion await OFF LAPELS, BUT 74— 165 play basketball, especially one is chairman of toe N. B. A. cham Hart ...... 91 — sixty yards. • ing him, Maxey still was willing to b o w l in g r id d l e pionship cofiamittee. Polito ...... 83 86 85—254 Chapel Hill, N. C.—Victory in re Miriam Welles who played rings take on Johnson and risk a defeat COUEGE RESDirS Massey ...... 79 80 75— 234 around toe opposing five as well as KEEPS A BUTTON lay enables Washington and Lee to that would more or less eliminate A bowler got 9 strikes ^ Coleman ------80 102 113—295 nose out North Carolina for south her own team. She scored 11 to the him from ..meeting Slattery. John McLaughlin . . . 97 93 99—289 BASKETBALL game—he used every ball entitled TRAINING CAMP NOTES ern conference title. Rec Girls 16 points, not however, son dropped a close decision to Pete New York.— (AP)— Clothos nieh Reid ...... — 93 ------93 to and kept them all on the aUey. Ithaca—Cornell easily beats Yale without a good deal of assistance Latzo at the Garden a few weeks Yale, 38, Harvard 14. Still he only rolled a score of i/» . wear today differ little from clotWsr in dual meet 67-46. from the remaining members of the ago but rates as one of the most Trinity 24, Williams 16. Hov/ did he do it? A.sk Tom Con men wore 100 years ago. Winter Haven, Fla., March 10. 430 454 446 1330 squad. dangerous hitters in toe 173 pound Tufts‘30, New Hampshire 2r. From lapels of his waistcoat to (AP)—Two reg;ulars still were miss Boxing ran. ___ Manila—Young Nacionalista holds The Rec Girls outscored the class. Notre Dame 24. Peim 17. cuffs of his trousers the business ing today from the Phillies camp Eagles I Wheel Club Seconds in the third New York 37, City College- 33. myn of 1930 is tailored much second 97—292 V’arias Milino to draw in 12 rounds Capt. Fresco Thompson, Balon ...... 109 to retain featherweight champion period eight to six and in the final West Reserve 33. Case 32. his forefathers of 1812—the year baseman and Chuck Klein, outfield- Waickowski ... 91 88—268 Wisconsin 34. Indiana-23. DID YOU KNOW TH.AT— long trousers were Introduced. 113—322 ship of Orient. quarter held them to one basket but 20. er. I LaForge ...... 107 Havana—Mike McTigue is stop were unable to overcome toe impos Holy Cross 23. Boston U. This was the fact confronted by ! V. O’B righ t___ 107 121—326 JfOXY 9UANH Syracuse 26, Colgate 21. Walter Hagen long ago decid Leo Simonson, modernist designer, 111—295 ped in single round by Spanish un ing lead the males had accumulat Purdue 32, Chicago 20. ed that the larger and lighter Houston, Tex., Match 10.— (AP) 1 Werlosky ...... 90 known, Isidore Gastagena. Never cash a check for a when commissioned to design suits „ ' __John McGraw has little to cheer ed in the first half. golf hall was what he had been the well-dressed man may be wear GENERAL Failure to follow up on shots was “It will add 10 about in toe N. Y. Giants first two 504 469 530 1503 man who lacks balance POLO waiting for ing in 1960. Mentone, France—Tilden beats the main reason for the girls defeat 9 1-2, Penn 7. years to my tournament career, .exhibition games with Chicago Midway Filling (3) Brugnon 10-8 7-5, 3-6, 4-6, 6-1, in Yale 1: v'The 30-year look forward in men's. ; White Sox. The Soxs whipped toe G. Magnuson .. 125 83—319 as the Wheel Club hung about the said Sir Walter...... Since toe fashions was required because tod' 101—320 finals of Mentone tennis tourna basket and gained possession of the SWIMSIING Sox-Giants exhibition tour into Theater Guild was producing G«ot^.e' .. Giants 12 to 5 yesterday. Crook ...... 137 ment; wins doubles with Wilbur H. Magnuson ..100 95^321 ball after which It was an easy mat F & M. 56, Johns Hopkins 10. Mexico has flopped there has Bernard Shaw’s new play. “TKO ------194 Coen. ter for Messrs. Neff, Cratty, and Springfield 39. Worcester Tech 38. been talk in San Antonio of stag St. Petersburg, March 10.— (AP) Nickolson ...... 93 New York—Columbia and Prince Apple Cart,” with action 30 years 98— 305 Murphy to take pot shots the length Syracuse 33, Penn 29. ing an old-fashioned picnic across in toe future. , * ' __A disconsolate tribe of Braves C. Magnuson ..105 ton announce signing of two year the border some afternoon . was back in their wigwam today Gerick ...... — 99— 99 of toe floor for' scores. Princeton 34, Rutgers 28. Simonson concluded that, m w !’ football contract for 1932-33. As far as basketball technique Rumor says the two clubs will clothes in 1960 may be pretty much thinking over toe six home runs the St. Petersburgh—Ruth signs for furnish hot tamales, barbecued I Detroit Tigers stole in their 14 to 5 560 522 476 1558 goes the game was a crude affair, FENCING like they are now. o two years at $80,000 annually. both steams holding themselves in Army 10, Yale 7. cabrito and possibly a few But he has definite ideas abdhtr victory yesterday at Tampa. New York—Belloni and Debaets schooners of serveza .. . . • • • A short fence in a tom thumb Charter Oaks leash, toe Wheel Club because it Among the commandments laid changes that ought to be poade in 132 359 win six day bike race. WRESTLING men’s suits, and he jneorporateti ; baU park enabled ordinary flies to E. W ilk ie...... 93 Boston—Yale evens hockey series was confident of victory and the Rec down by Jewel Ens for his Buc- ! clear toe barrier and hitters to A. Wilkie ----- 111 133 351 Girls because they had no Inclina Harvard 20, Yale 12, them into the costumes worn by twO' . 323 with Harvard 3-1. Williams 35, Amherst 5. roll the ivories or play cards for men-oM960 in "The Apple Cart." ’ i make four bases. Three were hit off H. Johnson . .. 108 114 tion to mix things up. And then high stakes for it keepeth thee 115 113 319 Miami—Florida Derby is won by Tufts 15, Mass. Tech 12. He cut away lapels and. coUaijr ' both Coonie and Scibold. K eb a rt...... A. W. Wentzel’s Titus. again, toe peculiar floor lay-out was LehighAs, Columbia 14. out of bed in the hours given Kaiser ...... 92 89 310 more suitable for a game of chess and had the coats themshhr^; ' B.\SKETBALL thee for rest and ifpsettcth thy taUored on an excessively slmii^, \ Yesterday’s exhibition baseball Philadelphia — Hun School of rather than basketball. BOXING equiUbrium. . . . Thou shalt not Total ...... 519 581 562 1662 line, with a front that overlaps and results c Princeton and Overbrook High of ^sSTaTK New York 5, Bucknell 2. cultivate the company of come .requires but on concealed button, , Miami—St. Louis, National, 17, Thompsonvillo VINEGAR RINSE ly maidens at- unseemly hours. 103 132 102 337 Philadelphia win preparatory and Penn State 6, Penn 1. close the right hip. The coat Philadelphia (A) 14. Reader ...... High school titles at annual Penn .... Thou Shalt not he foimd in Tampa—Detroit, Americans 14, M cQuire...... 104 109 117 330 places of entertainment after the but ci*e outside pocket, a large ’ * tournament. Silk stockings should be rinsed "ood. OOfiToR - NATIONAL LEAGUE HOCKEY pocket on the left side, which dc Boston Nationals 5. , Clarkin ...... 147 114 125 386 thoroughly in clear water and then 11th hour nor reposeth on downy Humphreys . .. 135 127 354 New Haven—Yale trounces Har BoTOiJB tAiiSOACE/ 8UU Ottawa 3, Detroit 2. with a dppsr. Houston-^Chicago, Americans 12, . 92 given a final rinsing in water to Chicago 4, Pittsburgh 3. pHlow after 7 a. in.” - 1 Haas ...... 101 118 vard 38-14 He aboUefied the vest. ' New York Nationals 5. Hanover—Dartmouth noses out which a little vinegar has been add Maroons d, Toronto 2. Los Angeles—Chicago NaUonals 383 1738 Cornell 27-25. led. Thia preventa aoap atalna. I 17, Los Angeles Pacific 12. 1 l?Ot<&l •••seees 457 608 /
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.f v . - ^ * 0 -^ M .m - .. : V • V ■',■ ^ -T ' ’ ' ' PAtlfc;V’ VTEN . ' ^ ~ ‘ *■■" ‘MANCHESTER EVENING HEKAU;, SUUTH MANCHESTER. CONN^ AlO^NOAY, MARCH lO, 1980,
‘-i y''/f T i l l l C V I [’B iJY liM lI XX3««OOCXXKX»OOtXVCK5t3tXX3CXXXXXX56XXXX8gX3C»3Cl6X3tXXX3<3SXXX8^^__ SXSCXMCXXSC Want Ad Information LOSr AND FOUND 1 HEI,F WANTE! FARMS AND LAND FOR Taft It was believed that he caime FEMALE 35 SALE back to Yale on every opportubity l o s t —BOX OF TOOLS on Oak he had. 'When his public career Manchester . land street^ Finder please return to GIRL WANTED—For part , time | FOR SALE—60 ACRE farm with I seemed ended for the time being ae Evening Herald Manchester Grain’ Company. Tele position in our Self-Serve grocery, j 6 room bouse, apple orchard, about. be stepped out of office as {^resident phone 7711.' Apply Employment Office, Mez- 1 100.000 feet standing timber, all for . ■■■ LYof the United States he catab back zanine, main floor, J. W. Hale Co. | $3,750. Wm. Kanehl. Telephone! for a long stay as a profeseor of CLASSIFIED 7773. , ! ! constitutional law. This was the ADVERTISEMENTS PERSONALS NATIONALLir KNOWN firm has \ 1 ft f A ! pcrfod from 1913 to 1921.' Except j opening for 2 women of refinement >7S ! Presidcnt-emerltus Arthur T. RADIWOLLrr-Radio, active treat Count six average words to a line, and ability, for work in Hartford LEGAL NOTICES 7i) To William Howard Taft, Yale 78, (jjajjigy probably no alunmus ever fn ttals. numbers and abbrevlatlon.s ment, imported from Europe, re County: e.xcellent opportunity for each count as a word and compouud storing health to sufferers of rheu AT A COURT OK PROB.4TE HELD city, aue in large measure .lo ms He often went out on a-'.speaking T oTds as two words. Minimum cost ‘.s those who can qualify. Age 25 to at Manchester, within nnd for the matism, sciatica, neuralgia and Iov0 for his Alma Mater, to his very tour in behalf of the University. price of three lines. 45. For personal interview write District o f Manchester, on the Sth. close friendships with the adminis- T. n^ rates per da.v for trans-ent similar ailments. Write for Free Box G, in care of-Herald. Twice he was a Corporation inember ads. Book. Radiwoll Importers, Inc., ‘' " r ? « n “ vviLtiAM*sf®HYDE. Esq., traUons. and his frien^hips and his attendance at meetings was ICftccii^e March 17, 191,7 members of the faculties and Yale Dept. 192, Minneapolis, Minn. JudKc. * constant both while president' and Cash Charge Estate of AMred Fatschcr late of 7 ctsi 9 CIS men resident here. His was a fi Consecutive Days HELP WANTED—M.ALE 36 Manchester, in said District, deceas familiar figure on the street for while chief justice. On his. visits be 3 Consecutive Days 9 ctsl 11 cts ed. usually took dinner with President 11 ctsl 13 cts 1 Day ...... Ainomohii.es for sale 4 WANTED—MAN OR MAN and j bn motion of Joseph Fatschcr ad- “ any years. He walked a great Hadley. When president he was ac All orders for irresular insertions ministrator. wife to manage Manchester store, j | deal, from his home to the law companied by an aide and secret will be charged at the one time rate. ORDEREDi-^That sii months from! schOOl, to hls Office long in Hotel Special rate;s for long term every GOOD USED CARS $50.00 per week and commission to the 8th dnr o f March, A. D., 1930, be Taft, and about the city. Many service men. The local detective de day advertising' given upon request. Cash or Terms start. $750.00 to $1,250.00 cash de nnd the same nre limited and allow partment also had men to . guard Ads ordered for three or six days Madden Bros. ed for the creditors within which to there are who acquired a speaking and stopped before the third or fifth posit required on merchandise. 264 him and those assigned to that duty 6f Main St. Tel. 6500 brinsr ■iw—thelr-'e1himB~ n|;aln8t'-aaid acquaintance with him through day will be charged only for the ac Central Ave., Albany, N. Y. oNtnte, nnd the said administrator i.i becamie his friends. Occasionsilly, tual number of times the ad appear meetmg his daily, his geniality aid- ^ ^ ^ ^ directed to aive public notice to the mg m that acquirement. Many » . late ed. charging at the rate earned, but 10 GOOD USED CARS WE HA'VE AN opening for a neat creditors to brina' in their ' claimK Charles Hopkins Clark of Hartford, no allowances or refunds can be made friendships here extended back to Crawford Auto Supply Company appearing young man, one who ia within snid time nilbwed b7 postina n ^ . . between whom tne bonds of friend on six time ads stopped after the copy of this order on the public fit'll ; hiS college - days In New Haven Centei & Trotter Streets aggressive and understands paints ship were close. As a professor of fifth day. Telephone 6495 and 8063 po.st nearest to the lilnec. where the Mr. "" —Taft was regarded as Yale’s No "till forbids” ; display lines not and hardware. Apply in person, j deceased last dwelt within anjd town law Mr. Taft brought international sold. , Montgomery Ward & Company, j nnd by publfshina the same in seme most distinguished alumnus, an distribution to hls dasses and to the The Herald will not be responsible SEE US BEFORE 824-828 Main street. N newspaper hnvlna n circniation in opinion shared generally by Yale School. He had many distinguished for more than one incorrect insertion BUYING A USED CAR s;ild probntc district, within tco':dn7'S men wherever dispersed. His stud- 1 dsitors from all parts of the world of any advertisement ordered for Terms—Trades Considered Iroiii the.date of this order, and' re- ent days were full of acti'vity. Even | more than one time. BETTS GARAGE i;rn make to this court of the notice while he lived here. During war The inadvertent omission of incor HELP WANTED-MALE i then his accomplishments began to j years he was much in Washington rect publication of advertising will be Hudson-Essex Dealer 129 Spruce WILLIAM S. HYDE show forth a lustre which increased as spokesmein for Labor on the rectified only by cancellation of the OR FEMALE 37 i Judac. in brilliancy in his practice of law, charge made for the service rendered. i 11-3-10-30. Capital-Labor Commission. All advertisements must conform as a jurist, and in public service. GARAGES—SERVICE- WANTED—EXPERIENCED book^ I in style, copy and typography with AT X COURT OF PROBATE HELD Mr. Taft was graduated from Yale | Tatt rSl tte regulations enforced by the publish- STORAGE 10 keeper. Write Herald Box K, giving ! nt M nachrstcr. iTithin and for -the rr.s and they reserve the right to experience and references. | llistrict of M anchcslrr. on the 8th ciUs%'Dd°Y8 wa^Kvs "'“'’‘“Y Hall Uy way of edit, revise or reject any-copy con I day of Mareh, A. U., 1030. * • " i ^ ^avcn grcsn with Charles E. sidered objectionable. FOR RENT — GARAGE rear of Present WILLI.VM S. HYDE, Esq., one of the most notable classes sent ^ supreme CLOSING HOURS— Classified ad.s to Judqc. he published same day must fie re Johnson Block, Main street. Phone SITUATIONS WANTED— j Estate of Susan J. Tryon late of r viV' court, who now is Mr. Taft’s succes- ceived by 13 o'clock noon; Saturdays 3726 or 7915. FEMALE 381 Manchester, in said Ulstriet, deceased. hppn if ! justice. Mr. Taft had 10:30 a. m. On motion of The Phoenix State Bank & Trust Company of Hartford, college 'presidents". Hls standing | TELEPHONE YOUR MIDDLE AGED woman would like I administrator with will annexed. had ranked him as one of the most RepuhHcm. pres WANT ADS. BUSINESS SERVICES to do housework for elderly couple. I ORDERED:—That six months from Ads arc accepted over the telephone OFFERED 13 Write Herald, Box A. i the Sth dny of March, A. D., 1030, he or'eoT ^ 5 ,'. ' S r ' ' ' “ r. Taft preridedat tie 40lh re- at the CHARQU RATE given above and the aamc arc limited and allowed fn s S f l c ' “ mon of his‘ class in 1918 with .47 as a convenience to advertisers, but for the ereditors within whieh to sity s own uPioufc to uis siDilitics • _ u ah the CASH RATES will be accepted, as FIREPLACES, CHIMNEYS, ceil hrinK: in their claims aKoin.st said caiie fifteen years later when Yale L T & e “ & e « clo“ FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi ings, brickwork and plastering of POUL'I’RY AND SUPPLIES 41; estate, nnd the said administrator i.s gave him the honorary degree of m ark^ ” ness office on or, before the seventh all kinds done or repaired. Frank directed to Kive public notice to the \ creditors to brinf . in .their claims Doctor of Laws, and he was then day following the first insertion of J. Kristoff, 250 Porter street, WHITE WYANDOTTES. eggs for ' shells from (he German Berthas and each ad otherwise the. CHARGE within said time allowed by posting only 37. This degree was conferred falling within the city. Town. hatching from my prize winning i a copy of this order on the public RATE will be collected. No responsi at the 1893 commencement, recalled Mr. Taft was here in Jime 1928, bility for errors in telephoned ads and good laying stock $2 and $5 | sign post nearest to the place where at Yale as the “intellectual com will he assumed and their accuracy the deceased last dwelt within said for the fiftieth reunion of his class, per 15. H. J. Kissmann, 44 Gris- • town and by puhllshing the same in mencement” because of the attain cannot be guaranteed. wold street. Phone 7784. of which there are about half a BUILDING- j sonic newspaper having a elreulatlon ments of so many of the seniors o f hundred living. Among Coimecti- INDEX OF in said probate district. w;lthin ten CONTRACTING 14 that year among them being Wil cut men who were in '78 class are: CLASSIFICATIONS BARRED PLYMOUTH Rocks— | days from the dnte of this order, nnd liam Begg, of Hartford, who had Eggs for hatching from prize win return make to this court of the no Edward P. Hickox, of Washington, Births ...... ^ ROOFING, REPAIRS and altera tice given. broken the four-year scholarship I'lngageinents ...... ning and heavy laying stock $2.50 (Conn.); Ernest C. Johnson, of New ^4 tions. Special prices on interior AV1ULI.4M S. HYDP7 record held for twenty-five years of Haven: George S. Palmer, New Marriages ...... trim, and reflooring. T. Nielson, per 15, $12 per 100. J. F. Bowen, Judge. Deaths ...... 570 Woodbrldge street; Phone 7800. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 APARTMENTS— FLATS— H -3-10.30. Shepard, New Card of Thanks ...... R telephone 4823. TENEMENTS 63 the college. Mr.^Tyt^ ^ S ! ! Haven; Dr. Edward W. Smith. Meri- In Memoriam...... R WINCROFT GAS RANGE $25. New AT A COURT OP PROBATE HEI.D was a federal judge in Ohio. He“ den; Rev. Joseph A. Ticknor, West Dost and' Found ...... 1 at Manchester, within nnd for the Glenvvood gas range $59.75. New i recalled at the alumni dinner at that Haven; Prof. John Wurts, New Announcements ...... ; ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 FOR RENT—FOUR room tene district o f Manchester, on the Sth. time that it was the sixtieth an Personals ...... i ...... " MILLINERY- Lenox gas range $52.50. Coal stove, Haven. * ment, A-1 condition, all improve day of March, A. D., 1030. niversary of the graduation of his Autonioblleii DRESSMAKING 19 new bricks $19.50. Present WILLIA.M S. HYDE, Esq., Probably the most colorful recep Automobiles for Sale ...... j FOR SALE— E\7ENING gown. Size ments, garage if desired, 238 Oak Watkins Furniture Exchange Judge. father. Judge Alphonso Taft, of tion Mr. Taft ever received in New Automobile's for Exchange ...... •; 18. Never worn. Call 7378 between street. Estate of .loscph Snrdella nnd WANTED—DRESSES, coats. Al Ohio, Yale 1833, who later served Haven was at commencement in Auto Accessories— Tires ...... 5:30 and 7:30. Rcbeeen Snrdelln, both of Manchester as attorney general in the cabinet Auto Repairing—Painting ...... < terations and childrens clothes to FOR RENT — DESIRABLE five 111 said district, minors. 1908 when he was a nominee for the Auto Schools ...... WANTED—TO RUY 58 Upon application of ,lerry F. Sar- of President Grant, minister to 1 presidency. The Alumni Day par Autos— Ship by Truck ...... 3 make. Prices reasonable. Harriet FOR SALE—SEVERAL cords of room flat, on second floor, 29 Russia and Austria, and as a Yale Skewes, 147 Pearl street. Dial della praying that nn allowance for ade was a gorgeous outburst of Autos— For Hire ...... •* chicken manure: excellent for JUNK Roosevelt street, with all modern enrr iind muintennnee he mode out Corporation fellow, or trustee, from Garages—Service— Storage ...... I'l costumes, fireworks, music, and 5743. mowing lots. Phone 7280 or see I will buy anything saleable like improvements, ready for occu of the estate of said minors, ns per 1872 to 1882. Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... li npplicalion on flic. It is thousands linedVthe streets from IVanled Autos—Motorcycles ----- U Karl Marks. 136 Summer street. iron, metal, rags, magazines. Honest pancy March 1st. Apply E. L. G. Hohenthal, Jr., 24 Roosevelt street. ORDERED;—That the foregoing William Howard Taft alone of all downtown to old Yale Field wh4e Iliodnoits nnd I’ ro.fesslonnl Services wei'ght, high price. Octrinsky, 91 niiplieation be ht'ard nnd dcteriniiieil Yale alumni reached the presidency Business Services Offered ...... 13 MOVING—TRUCKING- Telephone 3269. on the greens of the ball field Mr. Clinton. Tel. 5879. nt the Probate olTIce in Munehester in of the United States. As a student llousohuld Services Offered ..... 13-A STORAGE 20 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES said District, on the 15th * dny of Taft marched with, his cla^ ik the Building—ContracUng ...... March, A. D „ 1030, nt B o'clock in the Mr. Taft through his personality midst of a trem^douis ovation. Florists—Nurseries ...... lo RADIO 49 forenoon, nnd that notice be given to had a great popularity—a popular Funeral Directors ...... 1'6 L., T. WOOD CO.—Furniture and ROOMS WiTHOiri HOARD 59 BUSINESS IA)CA1'I0NS Many of Mr. Tsfft’s addresses nil persons interested in said estate ity of affection as differentiated made in N ew H aven . were print'ed< Heating—Plumbing—Roofing ... 17' piano moving, modem equipment, ELECTRICAL REPAIRING and in- of the pendency =‘of mild' application Insurance ...... ,1S FOR- RENT—FURNISHED room FUR RENT 64 from a popularity which often the county over, for be'seemed to experienced help, public store stalllng of all kinds. Atwater Kent, and the time nnd place of bearing Millinery— Dressmaking ...... ,19 for gentleman, near business sec thereon, by publishing n copy of this comes with athletic, literary or take these ppimrtunities. eff' Moving—Trucking—Storage ...., 20 house. Phone 4496. ' and Zenith radios. Terms reason FOR RENT—OFFICE and apart- order in some newspaper having u Painting— Papering; tion. Phone 7605. dramatic achievements. An in-i expression to, his views on pending' able. Phone 4673, Raymond A. ment, consisting of live rooms, all eireulntion in snid district, on or lic- stance cited by many Yjale men of j matters. In the alumni meeting in Profes.sional Service WANTED-^ASHES to haul. Truck Walker, 64 Mather street. forc March 10, 1930, and by posting Tlepairins: ing of all kinds. Hamilton Jones, improvements. Forest Block, Main II copy of this order on the public Taft’s student days which illustrat- i 1908 Mr. Taft said, in part: ' "T l^ Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning; BOARDERS WAN'IEI) 59-A , street. August Kanehl, 189 West 19 Brainard Place. Tel. 5397. FOR SALE—7 TUBE electric radio sign post in said town of Maiiehcsicr, ed the depth of personal attachment ^ most important thing in life and fke Toilet Goods and Service . . . Center street. Dial 7541. lit least flve days, before the dny of had to do with his reception into only thing worth working ’ ‘ for -. fe "Wanted—Business Service .. $65,, electric B, $5, electric A, $5, WANTED—TWO men boarders, all said hearing, to appear if they sec Educational the senior society of Skull and character. Everyone who' s^l^ycs PERRETT '& GLENNEV INC. cone speakers $4, 224 screen grid modern conveniences, 63 Wells cause at said tlmcund place and he Courses and Classes ...... Local and long dis^nce express heard relative thereto, and make rc- Bones. On the night that Taft was | nobly to do his appointed work is Private Instruction ...... tubes'$1.75, 245 tubes $1.50. Bat street. Telephone 7474. and frfclght service. Including over HOUSES FOR RENT 65 tnrn to this court. received at the society tomb he | the peer of all others and is "ide- li.ancing ...... tery set $3. 10 Beech street. W1LUIA.M S. HYDE Musical— Drainatic ...... night express service between Man made his way from the campus in a ] serving of equal -honor.” ' Judge. lane formed by the students who | When Mr. Taft took his place as IVanted—Instruction ...... chester and,New York. Furniture APAR I MENTS-TflaTS— FOR RENT—SINGLE 6 room H-3-10-30. Financial moved under the supervision of ex wildly cheered him. It has been ^ a Corporation Fellow there was no Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages . 31 FUEL An d FEED 49-A TENEMENTS 63 house on Ford street. Inquire 32 perts and . in specially constructed said that no election to a senior j chair in Woodbridge Hall large Business Opportunities ...... '32 Westminster Road . or telephone society ever was so thoroughly Money to Loan ...... 33 trucks. Phone 3063, .4860 or 8864. FOR SALE-^.HARD COAL-by: the FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, Represehtative' Underhill ot enough for him. The chair used by Help and Situations 5084. ' . popular. No such tribute to a bag at Pola’s 'Store, 55 School. Al centrally lacated, garage if desired. Massachusetts wants to take the "Jim” Donnelly, campus officer who Help Wanted—Female ...... -. 33 G E N E R A L 'T ^ junior is recalled in all the years weighed 350 pounds, was borrowed ways available. The Pola Coal Co. Dial 3536 between 2 and 6:30. p. m. FOR RENT—6 ROOM house, at 91 bunk out of the Congressional Help Wanted—'Male ...... for light and heavy jobs, tobacco, since that day. and was a perfect fit. It was a chair Help -wanted—-Mgle or Female .. 37 Tel. 4918 or 4632. Hamlin street, with all improve Record and boil things down to Agents ‘Wanted ...... 37-A hay. lumber, heavy freight, etc. FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, ments, and large reception hall, No alumnus of Yale ever returned 1 which just suited him. essentials. In th a t' case they so many times to hls alma mater to ! Situations Wanted— P'emale .... 3S Prompt service, reasonable rates. WOOD IS VERY SUITABLE as a | all improverrients', and has just screens and shades included, ready To Yale men the' “family talks’* Situations Wanted—Male ...... 39 Frank V. Williams. Tel. 7997. would simmer down to nothing. greet the other alumni, or was so j of Mr. Ttift were cherished as words Kinployment Agencie.s ...... 40 Spring fuel. We h^ve the followiijg been renovated, on 22 Hawthorne for occupancy March 1st. Inquire J.tve Stock— Pets-c-Poul try— 'Vehicles sawed stove length and under street. Apply 214 McKee street or at 93 Hamlin street. Tel. 6001. enthusiastically received as was Mr. * of wisdom from a great alumnus. Dogs— Birds—Pets ...... 41 cover: hard ' $7.50 per load: slab call 6473. Dive Stock-^Veliicles ...... 42 PAINTING^REPAIRING 21 $6.00 per load, chestnut $6.00. L. T. Poultry and Supplies ...... 4 3 FOR RENT—6- ROOM teriernent, 11 DAYS TO SPRING IVanted — Pets— Poultry— Stock 44 PAINTING AND paper hanpng, Wood Co. Dial 4496. LEGAL NOTICES 79 For Sale— Miscellaneous with all improvements, at 71 Birch NORTH END—Six-room Single; Articles for Sale ...... 43 neatly done, .. prices reasonable. WOOD FOR SALE—Ashes to re- street. Inquire at store next door. Boats and Accessories ...... 4fi James F. Roac’.’., Jr., 36 Walnut ■VT COURT OF PROBATE HELD furnace and other,, conveniences: move. Any kind of light trucking. ut jlaiiflicstor, n-Ithln nnd for flic Building JIaterials ...... 47 street.'-Dial'5921.. < f o r r e n t —APRIL 1ST. — Six . also extra building'..jot. Price Diamonds—‘Watches—Jewelry .. 4S Call V. Firpo, 116 Wells Street. •nSJrlc-f o f Manohesfer. on the 10th: $5,200;' F.Iectrical Aplpliances— Radio ... 4:i Dial 6148. room tenement, modern improve il:o- of Marrli, D.. 1030. Fuel and Feed ...... 49-.V ments, with or without garage. 4 Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., Garden — Farm— Dairy Products 30 REHAIRINQ HARD WOOD $6 PER load, also Hudson street. Phone 5073. ■Iiiditr. Ifousehold Goods ...... 31 Esf:ife of .\ellic Dwrer intc of Man- THREE-ACRE PLACE in town; six WE REMEMBCI? COMMODORE 0-H. fireplace wood. Wm. J. McKinney. elirstcr In said distrlei, deceased. Machinery and Tools ...... 32 VACUUM c l e a n e r , phonographs, FOR r e n t —UPSTAIRS tenement rooms; steam heat, electricity; . PBRRY'5 FAMOUS S/iY/NG-AT Musical Instruments ...... 53 Phone RosedaJe 28-2. Applteatiou hnvInK been iiiiide Office and Store Equipment .... .34 clock, gun repairing, key fitting. of four rooms, all improvements. prario)- that nn iiutrunient purport- garage, barn, poultry houses* THE b a t t l e o f l a k e ERIE, Specials at the Stores ...... 3B Braithwaite. 52 Pearl street. FOR SALE—BIRCH seasoned hard Apply 111 Holl street. Telephone in;; to' be the Inst ivlll and testament fruit trees. Price $5,(/DO. tVearing Apparel—Furs ...... wood, or hickory sawed for stove, 7330. of said deceased he admitted to pro- ’W n't g-ive up the s h ip/" "Wanted—To Buy ...... 3S SEWING MACHINE repairing of imtc and tlint letters o f ndmiiilstrn- furnace, or fire place by the truck (loii iiith the will annexed be Krnnt- -W H? CAN THfAIK Rooms—Board-Hotels-Resorts all makes, oils, needles, and sup l^’OR RENT—DESIRABLE 6 room Restaurants load, good service and measure j I'll on said estate, ns per application SOUTH MAIN STREET—Harriet OF ANOTHER HERO Booni.s Without Board ...... 59 plies. R. W. Garrard,' 37 Edward guaranteed. Fred Miller, Coventry. tenement, at 32 Walker street, off i im flie, it is Brown Tea Room; fine old Colo n a m e d p e r r y P Boarders Wanted ...... 39-A street. Tel. 4301. Telephone RosedaJe 33-3. feast Center, all improvements, and i OUDEUEII:— That the forcK<>l»if nial home with original beams Country Board—Resorts ...... GO garage, good location, rent reason cpplicotiuii be heard and determined Hotels—Restaurants ...... G1 nt the Probate olllcc in Mnnehesfer and fireplaces; now offered for AVanted— Rooms— Board ...... G2 able. Inquire 30 Walker. ill naid DIntrlet. on the 1,'Sth dn'V of sale. Exceptionally large lot. COMMODORE PERRY Real Estate Fur Rent COURSES AND CLASSES 27 DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 M:;rcb, A. D., I0:t0, ut 9 o ’clock in the WHO MADE THE • Apartments. Flats. Tenements FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, forcMoon, nnd thiit notice he Kiven to | Bu.'iness Locations for Rent . BARBER TRADE taught in day. modern improvements about five nil ticrsoiiK intcrexted in anid e. There are at least four mistakes in the above picture. They may per* tain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or whatnot. See tf. you can find them. Then look at the scrambled word: /below-e-and un l scramble it, by switching the letters around. Grade youmeif SiO for each of the mistakes you find, and 20 for the word If you unnuramble ^‘1 it. C’QRRSCTEIpNS t ■PT ifm the North Foie, is spelled Incorrectly. (8) The f e e m e tH o a l f l f i m marked “hexagon” is a heptagon. A hexagon has six sldcf- (4) book compartment is missing from ^ &sk behind the Uttla fir** (5) The scrambled word is INTAN GISLIL . , ___ . . '-I ; ; 'A'i ..V-- 'TT'l.'XijrXv- 'v --TTT-^.r m am ih erTER even in g HERAU. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, MARCH 10, i m By Percy L Crosby SENSE and NONSENSE !FLBPPC.FANSy~SA^ SKIPPY Growing Smiles FiC'S ’ SHOPPW* V THS OC.O.MAN? t W O O L O N T A smile is quite a funny thing, N w T s A h ’ M€ M e’asbRer It wrinkles up your face, TMCAC TM6 ^ ft iv e t h a t f o r hii« '. O ip V * And when it’s gone you never find ONTtt h c G e t s trie Its secret hiding place. ••UAOCAT tirTC € see TH6 aofcSB ■CMC Poor witH THf VERY trm esT H otel• SHOOTCR OM HIO'S c a r r v in ’ ? And far more wonderful it is v e ^ c y STR6CT To see what smiles can do. You smile at one, he smiles at you. ' 4 r 7 ------And so one smile makes two. He smiles at someone, since you smiled. And then that one smiles back. And that one smiles, until in truth You keep in smiling track. And since a smile can do a great good By cheering hearts of care. Let’s smile and smile and pot forget That smiles go eyerywhere. 3-^ 0 1 Percy L Crosby, Grew Brium rights reserved KEEP © 1980 j Features Syndicate, Inc______Fit Busy .tv Sober owe* OUR BOARDING HOUSE Faith By Fontaine Fox Alert Men often die for a cause, while By Gene Ahern Sweet women dye for effect.______Straight Your head hope to be;” at forty ‘‘1 ought to Your youth be^’ at fifty, ‘‘I should have been, '-Tell mb. TTAk'e, VaJEU SAV^MA-ff'/, Your nerve at’ sixty, ‘T might have been. , ABoUrf -tWlS caaj maks -jvfA'T’s sva eu L I Your Health -rHA’i' voa Y D ^ L / IS Your friends The Lady—I want a muff. A 60 OF *1V1'’ *TbBACCO SUOht A SiMPUS Your temper The Assistant—Certainly, Madam. SMOP X SOLD Your religion SIMOfJ y SOIaI iS -saf A^i' I ALSO PlEAPP • 0 A M S A LOAifi Y’our head up '^ T h e ^ W — What fur? To keep itl AAiP < a l k t o r A closed mouth my hands warm, you idiot. -fHA*f voii uIAM< seLu - t im b AAA” kkIovU Out of mischief i'T AdAV ( .AF-t- VIELU r HowJ -To PUU i-r b e oU rf o T “UJRAJ 1 The ball rolling A head start that failed: Man .AFtFA, -BO-r r r Ha p Your eye peeled was made before woman to give I MISS 'TM’’ OL”" StORS m b 5LlPIAl<3 IkSrfQ AAV Your self-control him a chance to think of a good AKl'* VaIoULP Ll»<:•£• “tb -TfeLLS w e tHis* Your credit good reply to her first question. riT ^srf B A s e okl Some money ahead (2iErf BACkf ifS rC A6 Ai^ / \S A MAPKBP A W A LK • The ten commandments How’s your brother, -. i'll BliV rr BACK 3>eoK Visitor ^ p .AFt v/ c U'RB You head above the water Tommy ? The right side of the road Tommy—He’s in bed He hurt A S ^ liA T J e Safe for yourself and others. IS PAiP himself. ^ S r io e r fB R » Visitor—How did he do it? Three days of spring weather and Tommy—We were playing who w : '^ 1 some folks will be kicking about the could lean futhest out of a win r /t y n heat. dow, and he won. I S\\ EDES STUDY ENGLISH Stockholm—) A P ) '^ The antici pated American tourist invasion of Scandinavia next summer caused the police department of Stockholm ^OF^roFALtS,U)lS.x to rule that no constable would be , UJIIX NDU) ^ eligible for promotion if he did not '‘Ve. soctt ^ Big speak a foreign language fluently. oAIGSKAM/ "TrtS . /f The majority of the men are taking up English. POOR. WASH scremAs I coMfosionll left to provaim BOLL'S SCHOOVIER. STRIKES j SOMETrtlUG IM A STORMf, By Blosser ^ ' COCH RAN '^ PICTU RES ^3^ Police!! F R E p^E S AND HIS FRIENDS -AWO AfTEft 1 6CJT TWIS IS BSALLV r \ABJu -v>i£U.- m SIAO 7W200GUiKKVkFVTH TALUlhlS TO 1^^ A Fob. TUS VOL) GOT VOOR DOS WlMi I TURVjB) AROOKiO DOS CATCUEJi, BOT BACVi,OS0AR--yO0R. 1 AMD hK/ 006 VWAS s, TU . UELP VOO (50WS....1 VMAMT VOO SO VoO TO 6ET IT '4 / rJ FCQ ’\ SOR£-^vita, 60TTA BC OM \ • r f mu.aMt.OFr. 30 OY NEA SCRV:^ VCVw C1>3d ______^ By Small That's Proof Enough, Sam! SALESMAN SAM \ A^*CAV3S€. W C 0 O T s o t ^ c . OF 'tHOSC. MOW see. HERe.,siR\ ^ booK s * PAGE TWELVE ' ^ , ^ V ,< . § .< V, s,.J' Mrs. Agnes Hess is in New York for the next few days attending the LEGION BAND TO GO PU6UC WHIST Beauty Show at the Hotel Philadel TONIGHT phia. She will return on Thursday. TO BOSTON CONVENTION Miss Marion Dorward substituted; Manchester Community Club for Helge E. Pearson at the organ! $8.50 Gold Pieces, 1st Prizes at the Swedish Lutheran church yes- j Local Corps Plans to Parade Refreshments.—85c. terday morning. Rev. Julius Hul- At Big Gathering at Hub teen of Hartford delivered the ser mon as Rev. P. J. O. Cornell Next September. is recovering from a shock suffered The members of the Fife, Drum ABOUT TOWN a week ago. It is expected he will and Bugle Corp of the local Legion be up and around by tomorrow. post have unanimously voted to Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Hutchinson participate In the parade and con Your pantry shelves can be imd daughter Lydia visited in Nor* The children’s choir of the Swed tests at the National Convention of re-oUclothed very reasonably wich yesterday, at the home of Rev. Gay colored kitchen palls Corrugated galvanized ash ish Lutheran church will rehearse at the Legion, to be held in Boston Medicine Cabinets fitted with that are decorative as well Os |tnd smartly with these short cans with heavy steel banded, A good reliable family scale Charles E. Reeves. Their daughter, 6:30 o’clock tonight. The Beethoven next September. While this is Fengths: of solid color, checked Miss Doris Hutchinson, a registered one sheljf and xnifror Sine,. . ussfoL. Inside .galvanised -paiL tops! Size 15-inches wide, by including the tin hopper. Black Glee Club will meet at 7:30 o’clock. rather a large and expensive un 12xl5-inches. Wood cabinets \ A - foot lever raises the • Sviver. and bordered oilcloth. 12- 24-incIies deep. Just what you finish only. Weigl^ up to nurse, is caring for Mrs. Reeves, dertaking for the corps, the mem who was stricken with a paralytic in colors. Regular- A 4 A Assorted colors. $ inches wide. Regularly need for the ashes. 4 twenty-five pounds. The Lions Club will devote the en bers feel that it is time the local ly $1.39. Now .... 1.00 10c yard. Now ...... / C Now ...... $ 1 » U U Now ...... shock a short time ago. tire meeting at the Sheridan Hotel post band—and through it, the at 6:15 o’clock tonight to business, Town of Manchester—be represent-, Harrison C. Gorman is moving ed at this important event. There his family this week into the seven and will hear a report by the Board of Directors. is no question as to the value of the room apartment, which A. E. advertising the town will receive Hutchinson has just completed on The New Britain Luther League from the project. Henry street in the EUizabeth Park Manchester is one of the two Con tract. Mr. Gorman represents a basketball team will play the Swed necticut towns that can boast of a large shoe manufacturing concern ish Lutheran church Luther League finished and well-drilled corps, the to i of Rochester, N. Y. Robert Mc at the Hollister street school members of which are 100 per cent- Laughlin, of the South Manchester Wednesday night. Leglonnaires. While it is true that DBRA.RTM E N T STO R p SO. MAMCHESTER..COMH. Water Department, moved his fam Hartford and Rockville have recent ily into another apartment, which Manchester Garden club members ly organized corps, it is extremely Mr. Hutchinson completed a few ’ are reminded that the March meet doubtful that they will progress weeks ago. , ing will be held this evening at 7:30 sufficiently, in the short space of at Watkins Brothers auditorium, 11 time left, to be able to make a fav Miss Carrie and Miss Jane Acker- j Oak street. The speaker will be orable showing at the convention If you dry your net curtains ANNUAL man were visitors yesterday at the | Professor A. E. Wilkinson of Con this year. home of their brother, Frederick J .| on one of these cubtain stretch- , Garbage Pails of heavy gal Ackerman of 152 Henry street. j necticut Agricultural college at It is the sincere hope of the ers they are-hure to hang even vanized iron with self-locking Storrs, and his subject, ‘’Hotbeds,! “boys” that the tovvn wdll stand in ly. Full size stretchers; Joint-* covers. These are heavy, re- back of them in their efforts. Helen Davidson Lodge No. 98. . cold frames and the propagation of ed and adjustable. a im dipped palls. Large size. Reg Daughters of Scotia, has set th e : plants.” The lecture will be illus Now ...... ularly $1.49. date of Friday evening. March 28 | trated!^ Mrs. W. J. Taylor will fur William Kronick of the Wilrose MARCH Now ...... for its annual supper, entertainment' nish the attendance prize. Dress Shop is in New York today and dance. on a buying trip.—Adv. ------1 Women of Mooseheart Legion will Rev. G. Stanley Helps of Chartlcy, i hold their regular business meeting Mass., who is to lecture this eve- j tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock with ning at the North Methodist church . Mrs. William J. Burke of School HOUSEWARE on Oberammergau, will be the guest j street. CONVENIENCE of Mr. and Mrs. Fayette B. Clarke j of Porter street during his stay in i St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters There Is town. i of Isabella, will meet tomorrow eve ning at 8 o'clock in the K. of C. in the Mrs. Mary Bahnkc of New York SALE clubrooms in the State Theater City will be at the Manchester Com building. munity clubhouse on Thursday at 2 o’clock to give a demonstration and The Social Serice committee an MODERN Pyrex Baking Set, a 1%- prepare a menu featuring Phenix nounces a rummage sale to be held cheese, a timely subject during Lent. q u y t open (not cpvpred as Mahogany Finished End Tables Wednesday and Thursday of th's shown) baking dish and six All women of the towm will be wel week at 2 o’clock, in the vacan*^ KITCHEN Housework will pass much, come. custard cups. - Round style more pleasantly with one of store in the Richards building next dish. Regularly A 4 4 a to the A. & P. market. This is the Special! these friendly Old Dutch Mill Sunset Rebekah and King David The kitchen is a v^o- $1.60. Now ...... designed porcelain clocks. Also lodges will join in a series of five first rummage sale of the committee to promote its charitable work In man’s domain and as modernistic pat- QQ whist parties, the first of which will terns. Now ...... be held this evening at 8 o’clock in the community, and they are hoping such should be design Odd Fellows hall. They will give a ing for success. The store' will be grand prize for the man and woman open Tuesday and Wednesday fore ed from a woman's, $1.00 running up the highest score for the noon to receive articles for the sale. series, and all-cash prizes this eve If friends wish their donations call point of view. Among ning. Refreshments will be followed ed for, they may dial any of the fol the major improve We shall place a limited number of these end« tables on sale by dancing. lowing: Mrs. Margaret Luettgens, tomorrow .morning at nine o’clock. A well constructed table 3590; Mrs. Robert Dougan, 6239; ments that make work with moulded edges, with three gracefully turned legs. 21-inch Memorial Pythian Sisters will Mrs. D. M. Caldwell, 7512. top; stands 24-inches high. Mahogany finish only. w'ork the initiatory degree on sev easier and life happier eral candidates at their meeting to Ever Ready Circle of King: morrow evening in Odd Fellows hall. Daughters w'ill meet tomorrow eve for the housewife are ning at 7:45 with Mrs. Fred Carpen the up-to-date plumb > J.i 1' t ■ Daughters of Liberty will meet I ter of 63 Pitkin street. this evening in Grange Hall. The ‘ ing fixtures. The mod Black' and white, soft hair business will be follow'ed with a so floor brushes with colored Miscellaneous Specials cial in charge of Mrs. Elizabeth ern sinks have a num backs and handles.. Kitchen Caverly. Mrs. Esther Clifford, Mrs. floors can be quickly cleaned $4.98 Bird Cages with stands, enameled 69c Coal Hods, heavy corrugated, gal When doing Spring house Susan Colgrovc, Mrs. Annie Don ber of refinements with one of these, d* 4 A A in colors, complete with screen vanized iron coal hods in size 16. O A ^ cleaning one of thesf step lad nelly and Mrs. Jennie Dowd. Mem Now ...... ^ 1 *1/11 guards. To close-out .... $1.98 To close-out ...... ders will be very useful for bers are reminded that reservations which’will delight the reaching high places. Good should be made this evening for the FILMS heart of the most dis $1.50 Window Shades, sunfast Holland Window Ventilators, the metal style win quality: full rodded with pail Mother and Daughter banquet, shades with fringed ends. Broken lots of dow ventilator with wood frame, adjusta rest. 4-foot size. d* 4 A A which will be held March 21 under DEVELOPED AND criminating. ecru and linen colors. * 7 0 ^ ble. 8x39, S9c, and Now ...... the general chairmanship of Mrs. PRINTED Now ...... /I7C 11x39 ...... Ellen Bulla, and for which final ar-» 24 HOUR SERVICE rangements will be made a t' the $3.75 Ferneries, wicker ferneries with Bamboo Rakes, extra quality bamboo Film Deposit Box at metal linings. 27-lnches high and 12- meeting tonight. Store Entrance rakes on hard wood handies. Joseph C. Wilson inches square. Green. Specially priced ...... 69c Claus Anderson, who was injured N o w ...... $1.98 Friday night, being struck by an Plumbing and Heating Door Mats, good quality cocoa fiber door Hand Dusting Brushes, black and white I Contractor. automobile owned by Samuel Rich mats, size 16x27 inches. $1.00 soft hair brushes with red colored O Q ^ mond of East Center street and who KEMP'S 2S Spruce St. Tel. 5043 handles. Special ...... 0 * /C was at first taken to his home, was found to be more seriously injured South Manchester than at first thought and Saturday was removed to the Manchester - Demonstration Tuesday and Wednesday Memorial hospital. House Brooms, extra quality brooms in light weight size The well known Ridjid iron Eggs were sold at a low price in with colored ban- d» 4 A A ing board; •very strong and the Manchester markets Saturday. Lenten Candy Specials dies. Now ...... ^ X • x /V MODENE—^The Modern Finish steady. To be folded when not So many places had mentioned eggs in use. A n A O in their advs. that in two places For This Week At The Number 6 House Broom of Now ...... egg preserving jars were offered. very good quality broom com. Regularly 69c. Dries Dust Free Padded Ironing Another change has been made in PRINCESS CANDY SHOP Now ...... OUC boards. Now __ the managership of the City Taxi | Cab Company of Manchester. Bur Main and Pearl Streets In One Hour ton Hagenow has now been appoint ed manager of the local office and the deskman is to come from Put- ASSORTED DATES STUFFED Miss' Parkins, the Bownes’ factory representa num. SALTED NUTS WITH PECANS tive, ■will be here to demonstrate ^lodene Tuesday Because a number of officers and Regular $1.85 pound. Freshly Made. and Wednesday. members of Campbell Council K. of THIS WEEK Regularly 50c pound. C., of which Joseph McCluskey is a THIS O Q Modene is not a lacquer—it dries dust free in member wish to attend the meet in 99c pound WEEK, Lb. O u C Hartford tonight at which Joe ap one hour, hard in four hours. Leaves no brush pears, tonight’s meeting of the marks. Twenty-four exquisite shades as well as council is postponed. Just The Thing For The Kiddles 1- OLD FASHIONED MOLASSES CORN CRISP, rcg. 20c. 15c black, white and clear. Come in -and see Modene One-burher electric stove Just the receptable for hold DO YOU KNOW:— with a i^aranteed heating ele demonstrated. ing vegetables! In colors to How to get rid of blackbeads? ment. .Two styles: , 8-lnch Whether or not you should use an square nickel stoves,' and 10- harmonize with your kitchen astringent on your skin? How to color scheme. Two compart inch round stoves ment, small style bln. reduce enlarged pores? What to do in colors. Now'.. Hale’s Housefumishing Department—Basement for sagging muscles? Until April $1.00 5th, we offer six facials for $5.00. Consult us. Weldon Beauty Par lor.—Adv. lUPH Special Shoe GOOD THINOS'TO Repairing THZ “KICK" IN IT We have an Idea that it wouldn’t he much fun to be in business if just today's profits were the Offer only thing to be considered. Building a business i.' lAi.-' ought to be like creating a home or a state—It's the Starting At Once constant improvement, the never-endifig develop ment that ^ve the Job the kick that makes it IVIEN’S SOLES worth while. Finehurst keeps fresh and stimulated These .metal, waste baskets, and eager by forever striving to bring quality come In colorings and deslghs Bissell’s Standard Carpet Be sure your pjdl Is* in good Sewed on. Regular ^ ^ nearer to perfection, to make service more and The well known ' triangular condition for those cleaning !?1.50, At My Shop .... ^ A more adequate. These rattan carpet beaters suitable for. Um bedroom apd Sweeper—a $fbod serviceable oil mop which cleans and are well made to withstand polishes. Now days just ahead. Select one hard usage. Special 60c. Also kitchen. A choice of good- sweeper—with wheels on plain of these heavy, gali^anized pails LADIES’ SOLES a group of well made wire car bearings; good Q f i now. 10 and 13-quart sizes. looking designs; • --U Q Q ^ Regularly 45c. «>a Sewed on. Regular ^ _ pet beaters.' Now ...... 0 5 7 C quality brush. Now*^ * ?1.25, At My Shop / O C Now ...... 25d Now ...... 09 C Ladies’ and Children’s Rubber Heels WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. a newspaper can come from an ad will be the reciting of the Rosary vertiser. Proof of this , comes to us LENTEN DEVOTIONS and an out of town priest will speak. 2 5 c Funeral Directors GETS DIRECT RESULTS in this case from,-J^b ' Sliaii^ On Friday evening there will'be Electric Company! rWho reports the “Stations of the Cross”. The speaker ESTABLISHED'55 YEARS FROM O N E ^ t D ADV. sale of nine electtic wasblp^ ma IN CATHOUC CHURCHES on Wednesday in St. Bridget’s Boston Shoe chines from the 3 dplumn by.iO Inch church will also be ffom other CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. advertisement tiseq; in The'iUeratd churches and the “Stations of the on Monday, March-rs. The co;^ for iJurlng the. rcmaifilag period of Cross” service will be on Friday! Electric Compi^iy Sells Nine this advertisement was weU WHtten Ledt there will be Servlcea each Repair Shop Washing Ma^inea,f After and to the point, tlie merobahdise Tuesday ' and, Friday evening S87 Main, South Manchester Robert K. Anderson Phones: Office 5171 Using 3 by Iff Spaco.: was nationally knoWn and..#^ was in : St. James’s church and Dependable Service on furnace In Jim’s Shoe Shine Parlor Funeral Director Residence 7494 priced right. Merchandlee that each Wednesday and Friday evening and fuel oil' may be secured by dial Next Door to Downyllake type advertised in' iTbc Herald in ^ Bridget’s church. On Tuesday ing 6145. The Manqhester Lumber Doughnut Shop ) m n r bnniiga the advercleer- results. eveixiBf la St. James’s church there Co.—Adv. /