7^ ^ IfSDNESOAT, BIABCH 9, 19U, ( 1 wQOKmm iK an ^ratnr lEitnibtg IfnraGk AVBMAOB DAOUT GBCCIATION T H B W K A T H W •t (1. •. W—ttat tor tiM BSMitk a* Fahr— ry, ItW VCB, FBIDAT, MARCH 8 ■ckMl M. ■ter—tloB O—ter ■•In or mmw with ol—t taolgM 5 .4 8 6 aad Friday, sHglitly colder la aoBth BIOHAmD BKNVENrTTS • t th* AmUt she had willed him $300,000 cup size. A smart little set for the covery machine and its vast code gaining rights. eral Assembly did not see fit to pass n.VLE'S . JACK FROST by foot lever. Special, Ghevghelli, Greek Yugoslav Fron­ and a 112,000 annuity, H. Bradley Davidson, indicated by arrow. tesUfled sharply hi the Inquest into the 87o 97c small fam ily o f six or under. structure. Richberg served under It was Rlchberg*s first appearance tier—Reports reaching Ghevghelli death of Elva Statler Davidson, heiress to the Statler hotel millions. The coroner’s jury, sittinf: In Pine- the rehabilitation corporation bill Old Blue Castle china In a neat Estimate $25,000 Damage Hugh S. Johnson as general counsel before a Congressional committee Garbage Pails said the commander of the rebel burst, N. C., community hall, faced the baffling puzzle o f finding whether the heiress' death In her garago and a.*sertcd that rejection o f the SHIRTS BUTTER SUGAR service for six. Cut doesn’t was murder, suicide, or accidentally due to monoxide poisoning. of NRA during the early jnonths of as a representative of the President. fleet had wdrelessed an ultimatum to proposal will mean a loss to the stata .show true design. Set con­ the Blue Eagle’s spectacular flight. Among his 17 suggestions was $1.00 - $1.50 sists of: the Cabinet threatened to bombard of several million dollars in Federal Bridgeport, Msuxih 7.— fAP) — Virtually the full membership of one to permit "proponents of volun­ lb. Piraeus, Port of Athens, unless the funds. the finance committee was present tary codes"—to withdraw their con­ 10 lbs 48c • 6 dinner plates government capitulate. Fire and police officials today be­ The Chief EhcecuUve, a Democrat, Toggery Shop sent from codes so modified (by the Fine creamery butter ef $ • G bread-butters Athens— Ships of the rebel fleet gan an Investigation to determine to hear details of President Roose­ endorsed in a final statement tha high ernre. Bulk HUf^ar. 1.00 velt's program for extending the President) as to be unacceptable to • G cups put in at the Islands of Samos and whether the spectacular flro which EIGHT PERSONS KILLED FAMOUS AUTHOR back to the land” principle and ex­ recovery administration. them.” 0 6 saucers . Chios and forced their surrender, an swept one wing of the Harding pressed, a belief that Connecticut Galvanized Iron garbage Richberg began with a prepared Eighteen Senators were grouped • 6 sauce dishes official announcement said. The apartments, with the loss o f two will find it necessary "within a short palls with tlght-flttlng • 1 meat platter statement, listing 17 specific sug- around the witness’ chair seat as he covers. 8-gaIIon size. Spe­ British battleship Royal Sovereign lives, early today was the work of period” to pursue such a policy at lliiMmrd Folding type Ironing • 1 vegetable dish SAYS NEW DEAL gc.stlons for legislation. They Includ­ made his statement. All spectators’ cial at 31.00! steamed Into Piraeus harbor. a flrebug. BY OIL WELLEXPLOSION Its owm expense. SPECIAL! Squash boards that can be Soft hair floor brush. ed a recommendation to enipower seats were filled and a number stood Vienna—Unverified reports from .Suspicion of Incendiarism follow­ “Redistribution of the population FIRST QVAUTV folded and put out of 14-inch size. Handle to the Chief Executive to impose around the walls of the large hear­ A Baldwin, Oreen- . Sofia said battles were raging at ed the discovery of a second Are in has (dways been necessary a ftw the way when not In match. A big March IS DEMOCKED "limited codes” containing require­ ing room in the Senate office build­ prolonged depression,” the governor A f P p i a S liig, UInPfinp Decorated One Gfoup Seres, Greece, and elsewhere near the basement of the south wing of use. 48x12 Inches. Spe­ Houseware Sale value ments for minimum wages, maxi­ ing. Rubber Heels the Bulgarian border. the apartment, while firemen were Dozen Olhers Injnrei^ Were COUGHLIN ACCUSED said. cial, at only mum hours, prohibition of "notori­ He paused occasionally in the Geneva—Bulgaria protested to still battling the blaze In the north The caitef Ehiecutive who several 880 11.10 Cups, Saucers Cups, Saucers ously unfair business practices" and reading of his statement to make weeks ago sent a special messaga I.Arge the Leiigue of Nations against con­ wing, where a mother and daughter Galvanized Ash Dr. Charles A. Beard Says aside remarks or to answer ques­ to the General Assembly urging Florida'fi centration of Turkish troops hear lost their lives. Waidiiiit “Shooiing” of OF COPYING SPEECH provisions to protect natural re­ Grapefruit tions. speedy approval of the bill pointed her frontier. State police are joining in the In­ sources. Attached. 1 5 c set 1 0 c set Up To Congress His proposals, Richberg told the out that other states already had Milan, Italy—Plainclothes detec­ vestigation of the Are which did First Well in Area — ~ __ It Is Going Neither to the Cups and saucers in rose-pink Congress itself, RIchberfc said, approved legislation to make them­ Cans Popular decorated china in tives greeted General Nicholas damage estimated at 325,000 and Ireberg' tea cups and saucers. 15c set. glassware. Also sherbets with (OsnUnned od Page Two) selves eligible to receive Federal SAM YULYES Lettuce Plastiras, veteran Greek revolu­ sent more than a score of firemen should set the standards of minl- SHOE REPAIR SERVICE Limited quantity . . shop early! plate. lOp set. grants, tionary, as he arrived from Brin­ and residents of the apartment to Premature Blast PobUshers Charge Radio Right Nor to the Left — 701 Main Street disi, Italy. His secretary Insisted be Loses Several Millions. the hospital for treatment. “ So far as I know” , he said, ’’Con­ Keeps out sleet and Large size for average did not intend to try to reach The Dead Issues Some Advice. Here’s A BIG Dollar Seller! 8t. George, Utah, March 7.— (A P) Priest Used Parts of Book necticut is the only state that haa .spring rains. Metal family washings. Greece. The dead are Mrs. Nellie Roll, 59, definitely decided to keep aloof from HALK ventilators with wood $ 1 . 3 9 Heavy willow baskets; resident of the Harding apartments, —A premature explosion at an oil FAVORS NEW HOME President Roosevelt’s plan. Tha frames. 8 Inches high, extra deep. We con­ REBELS OtTTNUMBERED died from asphyxiation. well, claimed the lives of eight per­ But Gave No Credit. action of the General Assembly adjustable to 33 inches. Colonial Reproduction Washington. March 7.— (A P )—Dr. sider this a "buy" at Athens, Greece, March 7— (A P )— Miss Janet Roff, registere<] nurse, sons last night and injured at least means that several millions of dol­ Heavy ribbed galvan­ Each, Charles A. Beard, historian, says Pinehurst Grocery HEALTH MARKET A flood stream of government 23, her daughter, also died from a dozen others gathered to watch lars which would be available fo r ized ash cans wltn 25o 73c troops, their ranks bristling with asphyxiation. “ the New Deal la deadlocked.” FOR FEEBLE MINDED the spectacular "shooting" of the New York, March 7.— (AP) — rehabilltatior in Connecticut will be heavy steel band at heai^ artillery poured through the Those Injured first well in this district. The publishing house o f Harcourt, " I think It Is going neither to the absorbed by other states.” Inc. top. Large size. Handy Maple Stool Lamps Struma valley today Intent on More than a score of firemen and A deadly charge of nitroglycerin right, nor to the left,” .le told re­ In reply to charges made In both crushing the embattled East Brace and Company sent Father and useful for storing residents of the Harding apartments dropped into tho unfinished well, ex­ porters lost night. "I see no evi­ legislative branche.s that the pro­ D IAL 4151 M eat Savings winter ashes. Macedonian rebels. Charles E. Coughlin the following with PARCHMENT SHADES were given first aid treatment at ploded prematurely, ripped the der­ dence of activity here or elsewhere CommUtee in State Senate'DISCOVER BRUISES posal was a threat to the sovereign­ The troops, estimated to total 80,- Bridgeport hospital and the follow­ telegram today: to break this deadlock. ty of Connecticut, Goventor Crosa men, outnumbering the insur­ rick from its moorings and hurled It We are offering some espe­ 000 ing were admitted as patients: "Can you explain why almost half “ I do not think the N R A has ac­ asserted; Tender gents eight to one. were deployed into the crowd which surrounded the cially Tender Steak.s nt Spe­ Mrs. Mary /.heame, 83, suffering your radio speerti o f March third complished Its purpose. But I do be­ E »J or*ei the P r o p o s a l- ' ON HEIRESS’ BODY "The question of state rights is in Large Size along a wide front for their offen­ well. The terrific blast rocked the cial Price.s. shock and gas poisoning. countryside, five miles south of contains unquoted and uncredited lieve the NRA structure will con­ no way involved. This Issua that sive. parallels to passages In our recent has been raised Is purely fictitious.” VEAL CUTLET lb. A s the army moved up to the bat­ here. tinue, whether the N R A continues Over 1,000 A re Now on ---- SIRLOIN STEAK.. • 52c Ik. (Oontlnaed m Page Two) copyrighted publication entitled The rehabilitation corporation Vegetable Bins tle line the rumble of its progress Among the victims were Mr. and to exist or not." Well trimmed, cut any .si/e O'Cedar dust mops Regular J1.98 woven Mrs. George Alsop. Alsop was measure twice revised by the Judi­ was punctuated by a staccato ham­ (Uontiniied od Page Eight) •’Blit.” he added to newsmen who the Waiting Lists, Report. Codd Haue Been Caused By from 1 1-2 to 2 poiindN. clean and polish floors fiber ferneries in mering on the banks of the Struma, general manager of the Arrow Cor­ questioned him, " i am a historian ciary committee was defeated In tha and linoleum. Triangu­ A few First ( ’uls at I9c Ixilii brown only. Metal box. where military engineers were re­ poration which vas drilling the well. and you ask an economic question. I Senate yesterday when 16 Republi­ lar .shape; long handles. Lamb Chops A big value at this constructing the bridge the rebels NEW KING OF SIAM The other victims were: am a cock-eyed economists and what cans and three Socialists lined up lb. Now, Grasp of Hmnan Hand, against it. Seventeen Democrata price. The maple base is an exact reproducUon o f tho burned to cover their retreat. Joseph Empey, St. George, elec­ have said includes merely my ob­ State Capitol. Hartford, March 7 SOo voted for It. SHORT STEAK ...... 5.5c lb. $1.B7 Colonial milking stool. Fitted up with parchment The rebels awaited the “zero trician. STRIKE IN HAVANA servations, based upon historical — (AP) —The General Assembly, Last week, the dominantly Repub­ To serve two or three. Short Steak shades with neat print designs. A smart little lamp hour” knee deep In mud in weather An unidentified man, believed to background.” catching Its breath after the stormy Says Coroner. jGreen for the boudoir, living room, or den, at $1.00! beaten old trenches which have BUT 11 YEARS OLD be Empey’s son-in-law. lican House rejected the meaaura It will pay you to take ad­ Dr. Beard was a speaker at a din­ fight over the Rehabilation Corpor­ overwhelmingly. stripped the Salonika plain since William Maloney of St. George. PARALYZES TRADE ner arranged by the Independent vantage of this steak siile. ) Ivory Ray B. Nelson, St. George dairy­ ation obstacle, ended today virtual­ The governor in his statement World W ar da}rs. Legislative Bureau. He recalled tho Pinehurst, N. C., March 7— (A P ) oTop Round, cut from thi.s man. ly controversial issues to receive contended that “there has never Hamburg IBlue Their contingents were stretched Nation’s history to show that condi­ Dr. C. C. Carpenter, who con­ Mrs. Joseph Snow, wife o f promi­ dozens of committee reports, among beep any real indication that tha quality beef, is worth what Our Second Big Shipment! along the front line from Doiran Prince Ananda Elevated to tions today ar > similar to those in Lake to the mouth of the Strume nent St. George attorney and for­ them one endorsing the proposal to ducted an autopsy on the body of Federal government would not ac­ we are asking for Shorts and store your vegetables In these . , has the past. A dozen Senators smd Con­ which British troops held In 1917 mer State Legislator. Virtual Censorship On Today; erect a new Institution for the Mrs. H. Bradley Davidson, Jr., told cept a plan similar” to the revised Sirloins. three ahelve.s. iJirge, roomy bins . . not gressmen heard him suggest that and 1918. the Throne; W ill Govern C. M. FUckinger, oil well driller feeble-minded. a coroner's jury today a person bill defeated by the two Houses. small types u.sually found priced at Jl.OO. 65c “Wear-Ever” The possibility that the Insurgents In charge o f the shooting. defeat o f the bill authorising an In- Although tossed into the scrap overcome by carbon monoxide gas Tha judiciary commlttaa revtoad 302 Main Street Soldiers Guard University; creiue In the army would be one way heap by both Houses, the rehabili­ while entering her car, \ or while tha original bill sponsorad by tha People Throngh Regency. of helping breilk the economic dead­ governor on the ground that It gava You card sharks can (CooMaoed m Page twm) (Uontinaed on Page Three) tation Issue bobbed up again to aeated In it, would not to ve been In lock. ' the corporation too much power — ------ThtJW .HAUco For those who enter­ use another one of bother Legislators as Gov. W. L. the position o f her body when found. Spare Ribs, Bulk Sauerkraut Bombs Still A re Exploded. T w o Retnediee and opened the way fo r posalbla en­ tain extensively! Metal these well built tables. Aluminum Sauce Pans Cross iBsu^ a formal statement ex­ Carpenter also testified that liirge Link Sausage.. 29c lb. Sale I Felt-Base and fiber trays In neat Bangkok, Slam, U ercb 7.— (A P ) “ W e have had a series o f such pressing regret that the Oenetal bruises found on Mrs. Davidson’s croachment-by the Federal govern­ Black tops; green or — Prince Ananda, eleven years old. ment on the atate’8 righ ts decorations. Specially red frames. Regula­ deadlocks in ou. history,’’ Dr. Beard Assembly did not see fit to approve body could have been caused by The Towel “Buy” TEXAN CONFESSES today was officially proclaimed DUCE SENDS 1,000 Havana, March 7.— (A P )—Strikes said. “ When an economic deadlock Lawrence Westbrook, assistant We will have a full line of priced at tion size. the measure. the firm grasp or blows of a human K ing o f Siam and "Arbiter o f the paralyzed three government depart­ is reached, there can be two reme­ hand. "Could a person in the posi­ administrator of the FEfflA, in a Fresh Fish tomorrow, in­ “Santona” Mats 87o 97c 2 0 c each ments and crippled two others today The bill proposing the erection of Ebb and Flow of the Tides" as the dies— a strong domestic policy or a the hospital for the feeble minded tion Mrs. Davidson was in have recent letter held that as first re­ cluding Steaming ('lams and Naticmal Assembly voted approval os President C^los Mendleta’s gov­ vised by the judiciary commlttaa. Of The Month At Hale’s! 3x6 ft. 27x54-in. Our first order sold out like "hot cakes" . . TO TWO MURDERS FLIERS TO AFRICA beligerent foreign policy to remove came to the Senate with the label fallen thqre from under the steering of bis Mcesston to the throne ab­ ernment fought back at the growing the bill did not meet Federal re­ Opened Chowder Clams. another big shipment for our March House- the pressure from within. Usually “it ought to pass” from the Com­ wheel,” be was asked. The reply dicated last week by the Prince’s menace to its authority. quirements and that aa a result ' ware Sale. New flat-bottom style sauce pans the statesmen have chosen the latter mittee on Humane Institutions. Be­ was a positive “ no.” uncle, Prajadhipok. The Labor, Treasury and Educa­ Connecticut would not be eligible to of heavy "W ear-Ever” aluminum. Handy course. cause It carried an appropriation of He made similar reply when aak- Large Bacon wrapped latmb Double Thread The lad, who now Is la Lausanne tion Departments, whose employes receive Federal rehabilitation funds. 1-quart alze. Says He Shot Them m Self Second Wave of Troops Is “By a strong domestic policy, I $1,500,000, the measure was re­ Patties ...... 4 for 29c with his mother. Princess Mahidol, quit work at the end of the wor^ mean one which touches the equl- ferred to the appropriations com­ "Could a person coming into the The judiciary committee again re­ vised the bill. It is advisable to order O d l v • Soft, Nappy 9 7 sister-in-law of Prajadhipok, will day yesterday, were unable to func­ able distribution of wealth. mittee. garage and walking to the car by Legislative leaders expressed tha these early. Good quality felt-base mats In stunning Defense— Is Suspected govern his people under a regency. Started fo r Ethiopia; 20,- tion today. Few workers reported “I do not believe we can recover The measure provides that the the steering wheel have fallen In the belief that the second revision like­ nc'w patterns. Two popular sizes at special This will consist o f three men, for duty. Staffs of the Public Works Governor shall name a board of position she was in. Six Popular Specials! from this or any other panic by In- wise would not meet Federal .m- THREE EXTRA (iROCERY March Sale prices! two of whom are Princes of royal and Public Health Departments cceasing our debt” seven members to select and pur­ He said the victim. If placing in Third Mnrder. 000 Men Already Sent. were reduced. quirements but except for the gov­ VALUES! “C a n n o n ” T o w e l s blood. The President o f the Re­ “If I were President of the Unit- chase a site for the Institution and himself or herself there (ImeelinK Reversible oblong gency will be Prince Abitaya, i A strike o f Customs inspectors to supervise construction of the on the running board, head on arms ernor's statement there has been no official Indication that It would ha Pinehurst 27c Coffee. Fresh­ shaped dust mops. Also Soft, white toilet tis­ nephew of Prajadhipok, Prince AnU' was partially broken by port police building. m r i (OoBthmed on Page Tw o) acceptable to the Federal relief au­ chemically treated, tri­ sue. I.OOO-shcet rolls. Sulphur Springs, Texas, March 7. wabana, a cousin o f Prajadhipok, and special Inspectors, who stepped Long Waiting List (OoDtIniied On Page Eight) ly roasted and freshly pastel colored towels 25c Noxon Rome, March 7.— (A P )— ItzUy to­ thorities. angular mops. 750 10c grade. While pres­ — (A P ) —CTlInton Palmer, 35 year and Chao Tsyn Yomaraj. in to clear four large passenger This project baa been advocated ground ...... 2.5c Ih. day started a second wave of troops TREASURY BALANCE Governor's Statnnnit grades, special at ent stock lasts at only I M I f f old sheep herder who orally admit­ steamers putting into Havana har­ for many years In order to take to join the 20,000 already assigned The text of the governor’s state­ A sale on the most delicious in three border designs S9a 7c ted to Sheriff Clinton Rene the kill­ The Siamese throne was left va' bor during the morning. care of the long waiting list at the to Ekut A frica and King Victor Washington, March 7.— (AP) ment: Pears: Metal Polish ing of two Utah stockmen was eager cant Saturday by the abdication of W ith virtual censorship in effect, institution at Mansfield. Largest Emmanuel named Gen. Rodolfo The position of the Treasury HOUSE TO CONSIDER 'Naturally I regret that the. Gen­ to waive extradition today and re­ King Prajadhipok after a prolonged available estimates place the num' No. 2 cans York State Giaziani the governor o f SomzUiland Havaina newspapers published no re­ March 5 was: eral Assembly did not see fit to controversy with the Siamese Par­ her on the waiting list at 1,100. turn to Utah but Texas authorities and "the commander o f the troops.' ports of further violence in the Receipts, $9,885,415.03; expendi­ pass the so-ciUled rehibilitatlon bill. Bartlett Pears, 3 cans 50c. liament over governmental reforms. Five nominations sent In earlier i planned to hold him on a Hopkins An official communique stated strike. A bloody flare-up of ter- tures. $19,487,518.25; balance, $2,- The design of the bill was to form No. 2 1-2 cans California in the week by the Governor, were BONUS NEXT WEEK Electric Electric 81.49 Grade county slaying indictment. that General Graziani, who , was rcrlsm yesterday took two lives and 013,364,171.86; customs receipts for corporation which would have WOULD RATHER PLAY confirmed by the Senate without Bartlett Pears, 3 for 69c. 1 9 He Is accused of slaying Dillard nominated fo r his new titles by left 12 injured. the month, $4,688,106.28. made possible the acceptance of Bread Toasters Flat Irons Clothes Dryers Lausanne, Switzerland. March 7. debate. Cleons all metal and glass. 6c saving on Garrett. Oklahoman, whose skele­ Premier Mussolini, and the first con­ Unlvefislty Guarded Receipts fo r the Tlscal year (since grants ultimately aggregating per­ Each) —(AP)—The world’s most newly The nominees all incumbents and Carrots...... 2 bunches 1.5c each can during this sale! $1.19 ton, identified by cfflcers, was found tingent of thu PeloritanI Division lU- Three hundred soldiers, meanwhile July 1). $2,322,393,397.32; expend! haps ten million dollars from the $1.69 $1.19 proclaimed king would rather play their terms .are: "Son Chief tum-a- i 15 miles northwest pf here last De- ready bad disembarked at Moga­ occupied the grounds of Havana turea, $4,634,145,307.79 (Including Vote May Come on Tuesday Federal emergency relief adminis­ Iceberg Lettuce ...... 9c The "Son Chief" flat Folding type floor than rule. David S. Day o f Bridgeport and ' cember. Palmer, taken into custody University, ending the institution’s $2,409,021,425.51 of emergency ex­ tration for purchasing land and Ripe Tomatoes, box of 5, 25c. A decorative note for Fancy decorated bowl slice toaster. Nickle Iron fitted with rubber clothes dryers which dishu from the S. S. Vulcania and John S. Addis of New nilforrt to be here in company with LuiUlc Gar­ He is tiny Prince Ananda, only the S. S. C!onte Biancamano, jealousy cherished autonomy. Under penditures); excess of expenditures, building houses for a certain num­ your tea table! Dain­ sets in green and tan. and black with cord at­ cushion handle. Fully can bo put away when members of the state Board of Pa* GREEN BEANS. .2 qts. 1.5c Johnson’s Glo-Coat tached. Fully guaran­ rett, 14-year-oId daughter of Gar­ eleven years old, but ordered today $2,311,761,010.47; gold aaseto, $8,- o r Wednesday, Committee ber of industrial workers on direct ty china pots in green 0 ‘ i. ®V4 and 7'4-inch guaranteed. G-pound not in use. Sturdily A t the same time the government dons for four year terms beginn.ng teed. rett, denied any connection with the by the people of his country, to (Oontinued on Page B ight) relief who have had experience In or brown decorations. size bowls. Three in size. Less cord. built. announced that nearly 1,000 aviators 545,128,290.68. June 3, 1035. slaying^ leave his school and to3rs here and agricultural pursuits. Without m y PINEHURST 4-cup size. set for only and several squadrons o f planes George T. Kimball of New Bri­ Head Says. Combination Sale He freely admitted, however, to return to receive the homage of his Intention of criUcixlng the action 890 69c sailed for East Africa today aboard tain, State W ater Commission for at subjects in far-off Siam. the Legislature, I feel it to be my with Johnson’s Applicator Sheriff Reneai and newspapermen, the S. S. California, a ship nominal­ six years from June 1, 1935. The Prince gave out his first In­ duty to state to the public a point that be killed William B. Oliver, 70, ly on the Naplcs-San Francisco run. Frederick M. Adler of New Haven terview today. Washington, March 7.—(AP) — of view quite different from that a t and Norris Shumway, 24, Oliver’s Aviators Volanteers Billions of Miles Added and Frank J. Brennan of Bridge "Are you glad to be King?" he The ways and means committee the General Assembly. grandson, in a range argument near H ie communique said that makers port, directors of the Oinnecticut was asked. voted 23 to 1 today to submit the ‘In periods of long depression it Blandlng, Utah, last week. of aeronautical supplies bad already Reformatory at Cheshire for four And he answered "no." Vinson bonus payment bill to the has been the policy o f the Federal Protecting Hla WUe received orders fo r the •'eplacement To Range of Telescopes years from July 1. 1935. House, but agreed to pipcedure un­ ATLANTIC 9 8 . "I killed Oliver and Shumway try­ “What would you like to do?” government to assist the states in "I like to play — with locomotives of airplanes and other materials The Only Flurry der which the Patman currency ox- ing to protect my wife (who he said relieving the pressure at tmemplegr- Famous floor polish- and trains.” sent to Africa. It stated almost all The only flurrj of the day occur­ panslon method payment may be was Lucille Garrett) and my land, ment by encouraging famlllaa to shines as it dries! It was suggested to the lad that the aviators were volunteers. Pasadena, Calif., March 7.-,-(AP)Aand hence more distant star systems red in the Lower Branch when the offered as a substitute on the floor, leave industrial areas and settle on am ready and want to go back to Judiciary committee made an un FUEL Copper 19c he would be able to have a great Furthermore, the communique — A thin coat of aluminum applied will be brought within reach of the Chairman Doughton, (D.. N. C.), the land. Utah and have the real story o f the No doubt your clothes many of his favorite toys when he said that all volunteers for East to the 100-lnch mirror of the world’s big mirror. favorable report on a bill providing said, however, that the formal re. “This Idea has Iain behind all Na­ You’ll need one o f these line is weakened from Tea Kettles Fine, thin blown tab le. Toilet Brushes entire sbooUnc told. In fact. I am for weekly allowances to widows of and was enthroned as King, but the wise Africa are to be enrolled exclusive­ largest telescope will enable as­ The alunmium coating also ad' port on the bonus would not be sub­ tional homestead acts. So long an Johnson’s ^ stretchera for wa-sli- snow and Ice. Here's tumblers in a neat eager to go back.” World W ar veterans. The bjll lOc little Prince commented; ly In the Fascist militia formations tronomers to see biUiona o f miles vanced the range on the ultra violet mitted to the House until next Mon­ there was a frontier, free lands were This March epeclal features on all-over solid color Turkish ing your curtains. Has a buy on a qtiallty $1L.29. etched pattern. “Safe- Lucille, held ai a materia] w it­ would include widows who bad mar­ day. Therefore, it would be ’Dies- White tamplco fiber "N o I won’t, Jiey won’t let me.” destined for Eritrea and Italian further into space. end of the spectrum from 3600 gradually openeo up for settlement. Paste WaxoJlC middle brace, easel braideof the bill was a discrimination “In the eailiest times Oonnectlciik.''^| greedily absorbent towels that you ^’ont quantities o f for spring cial at 81.29! "I am going to kill him (Palmer) "1 would rather stay here,” he The Gavinani Division of 17,000 d.t onal a iver coating to aluminum. chemical elements o f the stars. of 14 to 10 instructed Doughton to each! against World War widows. families settled In Ohio acd Nort&.y and summer use. Note tho generous slie, 20x40 inches. And just like he killed my daddy. I am said, “ I would rather play." men in and around Florence began Dr. John Strong, physicist of the Most of the larger mirrors now in ask the rules committee to let the not through with Palmer." Upholding the committee report, House have a direct vote on wheth- em Pennsylvania. M m y men His mother. Princess Mahidol to entrain for Naples today. Five California Institute of Technology, use have been given aluminum sur­ living remember Horace Oreely*a i OIL the luscious pastel tones w1 U stay freah after a dozen and more The girl, dressed In overalla and M ajority Leader Daniel F. B. er it preferred the Patman or the said; “I hope they will allow him to troop trains left Florence and other who perfected the aluminizing pro- faces and it is planned to similarly Hickey told the House that "the Vinson methods of .layment. vice to young men to go weft. ^ washings. Come In and buy Q U A N T IT IE S . . we know these $1.25 Table Oil Cloth Covers, looking her age of 14 years, said she stay here some time because he la trains left adjoining towns where cezs, and Milton L. Humason, as­ coat the 200-lnch mirror for Palo- time la here to have courage enough The Vinson bill, which has the avenue of relief came to aa had not seen her father since she not very strong and requires the otiier regiments have been quarter­ tronomer of the Canwgia lastltu- will go readily at 4 for 11.00! *— mar Mountain Observatory. to stand on our two feet and cut out support of the American Legion, when all the free lands were Good quality table oil cloth covers, 54-inches left Sulphur Springs nearly a year mountain air." ed. tlon’a Mount Wilson Observatory, When the silver coating was used ago In company with Palmer. added expenses.” simply authorizes an appropriation up thirty-five years ago. t k square. Hemstitched pattern in gay colorings. However, Siamese quarters In­ Take Two Weeks described the preliminary results to­ It was necessary to halt observa­ Much I«a Land I JWHALC Telesca jumped to bis feet, declar­ out o f general Treasury funds, LT.WoodCo. At HALE'S Towels—Main Floor, left. Denies KiUinit Father timated that the Prince must return MAWCHEfTEtt C oM N *«==i The Gavinani division will be day. tions twice a year while the tarnish­ ing "then cut out these allowances whereas the Patman bill would di­ "N evertbeleu there -ire TeL 4496 “ I had accused Palmer o f killing to Bangkok immediately with his housed in and around Naples and it By lessening the "scattering of ed surfacing was scraped off and a to all widows of veterans.” rect the issuance of sufficient new o f acres o f unoccupied and a - j C mother for the coronation cere­ ’ We Give Out Z :‘fC Green Stamps. We Give Out Green Stamps— Premiums Second Floor. light” stars ore made to appear new one put on. The aluminum coat­ currency to buy up adjusted com­ monies. nearly one-third brighter, they said. ing is expected to last five years. pensation certlficatsa. t w o MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEtnEK, OUNM.. THUKSUAT. MARCH 7,198% MANCHEVnER EVBININaHERALD, UANCHB9TER. CONN- THURSDAY, MARCH 7.1988. have available live hundred million would produce many cases of Indi­ dollars. pounded by tha govaninaiit, and MARKET IKADING ABOUT TOWN vidual Injury. X X X Over 1,171 r'.otcr trucks and othar equipment along tha rood he waa struck by the (BERT J . REGAN "Already a partial survey of the BELIEVE BLAZE exemptlona from the operation of ACCIDENT YICTM owned by foreign buslneee enter- EIGHT PERSONS KILLED truck. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS industrial areaa of Connecticut has spocifled code provlalons have been prtzea were commandeered for mili­ HOUSING CANVASS PHILIP J. PARKER, Parker apent a restless night, It HIBERNIANS SEAT FREE DINNER K A d been made at the expense of the The Justamere Bridge club will granted." tary purposea. The modern Amer­ was report^ at the hospital, nnd N. Y. Slocks Federal government by the state's Complaints of Monopolistic Prac­ CANVASSERS TO MEET DIES Di ROCKVILLE LACKS BUOYANCY meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. IN BRIDGEPORT IS LEFT STRANDED ican YltCA building at Salonika BY on . WELL EXPLOSION this afternoon waa stlU in a critical unemployment relief committee In Leroy Roberts of Riverside Drive, tices and Oppression of Small En­ was requisitioned os a barracks, HARTFORD, INJURED condition. OFnCERS TONIGHT order to determine what families Manchester Green. terprises: "The general proposition TO BE CONDUCTED Adams Exp ...... S CRASHES ON RO a racks. (OMttnned From Page One) Workers In Charge of Drive are suitable for transferring to the that the effect of the ccides upon Alaska Jun ...... levt small enterprlsea has been harm­ Hotela are jammed with travelers land because of the experience which Recovers from InflaHonary Miss Constance Leigh, superin­ SET; 1V 0 DEAD prevented by chaotic transportation Am Can ...... ,.I16H for New Members to Gather PromiiieDt Member of Textile some of their members have had Im tendent of the Newington Home for ful, can not be sustained. The steady John Wright, Great Barring­ EUli J . Pickett, 8t. George at­ decline of business failures x x x la conditions from returning to their torney, witnessed the tragedy from Am Coml Ale ...,. ,.125H Will Have Joh t Ceremony In Rooms Tonight. Wealthy French Sportsman, agricultural pursuits. K was expect­ Crippled Children, will be the speak­ (OootlmMd From Page One) homes. BefieTe Necessary Fond WiD Proprietor of Lincoln Baths, I Local Stocks ed to make a complete survey of the Spree of Last Session — er at the meeting of the Women’s a complete refutation of this his motor car, parked about 130 feet Am Home Prod ... .. 32U Family Passes Away Sad charge." ton Heavyweight, Caught At .Seres, Drama, Kavalla and A meeting of the majors, captains state. The best plan for Connecticut Guild at Center Congregational Sidney Cohen, shiKk. otiier rebel arena there are normally - from the well. (Famished by Putnam A Cn.) Am Rad St S ------.. 11% Complaints of Injury to Consum­ Be Underwritten Before *1 waa sitting in my car with Struck by Truck, m Seri* Am Smelt ...... S4H /W ith Auxiliary Preceded and team workers who will conduct Wife and Guests Barely seemed to be settle several hundred church Wednesday afternoon, March Mias Ethel (Chandler, instructor at about 30 more United States clU- Central Row, Hartford, Conn. the canvass for new members for denly Today. families on small holdings near In­ Stimulating News Lacking. 13. 'The hostesses will be Mrs. Seth Harding High school, shock and ers: "The question of the effect m Town Withont Money. zena. Mrs. Pickett not far from the well." Am Tel and Tel . . . .. 106 upon consumers -of the codes Is one he teld. "After the first charge Am Tob B .. 79% Campbell CounclK K. of C., will be dustrial towns whore some employ­ Jone.s, Mrs. Harold Preston, Mrs. gas poisoning. . The Greek consulate at Conatansa, 008 Conditioo Here. 1 P. M. Stocki by Sapper. held In the coundll'k rooms in the Escape With Lives. Raymond Hussey, Mrs. Joseph Mo- Arthur Olbbs, superintendent of concerning which there may be end- BeginniiiB. wept down, Mra. Plekatt became Am Wat Wks ,...... 9% ment might be found In the fac­ lesi argument.” He then quoted Dr. Rumania, received order* from State Theater building this evening. (SpraUI to The Hermid) tories. The Idea, you see, was par­ New York, March 7.—(AP) — tyoka, Mrs. Robert Hawley. Chil­ th* apartment building, shock, ex­ Athens to issue no further permita afrhid and I backed my ear away Bonk Stocks Anaconda ...... 9% Frederick C. Mills, of the National John Wright, who was a passen-1 anotfisr hundred feet. A second Armour, 111...... 4% The three majors each appointed Rockville. March 7.—Herbert J. tial subsistence on thb land. This la The Stock Market, apparently re­ dren will be cared for during the posure and gaa poisoning. for the exportation of Rumanian Philip John Parker, 37, of 1664 Bid Asked Division No. 1, Ancient Order of meeting. Bureau of Economic Research, aa ger with Wendell B. NewhcJL driver j Application has been made for charge lyent down and It exploded Atchison ...... 38% three captain* and nearly all of the Port-Of-Spaln, Trinidad, March 7. what is being done on a i ather large covering from Its inflationary spree Lieut. Frank Howgate, burns coal and oil Into Greece. The order Cap Nat Bank & Trust 9 12 Hibernians, and their auxiliary will nine captains named five members Regan, prominent in Rockville and about the eyee. saying that the . price movements of on automobile that flgurod In an j Manchester’s allottment of 83,900 to before It reached the bottom. The North Main street, Hartford, is at Balt and Ohio ...... 8% —(A P)—A nice across the Atlantic in textile center* ai the eolc surviv­ acole In Engluiid at the present of the previous session, today sat up have been "salutary.” was iasued to prevent revolutiontats force of the blast tore the top from Conn. River ...... 450 tonight Install their new boards of to their respective teams. At the Helen Davidson Lodge, Daughter* Cripple Forgotten accident on Tolland turnpike last from capturing such ahlpments. For conduct the housing canvass In this the Manchester Memorial hospital Htfd. Conn. Trust . . . 61 65 Bendix ...... 13% for a free dinner coet a wealthy ing member of the famous Regan time and to some extent in Canada. and took a little nourishment. Complaints of management and night, found himself stranded in my car.” 15% meeting tonight there will be fur­ At Own Expense of Scotia, will hold a sgle of home An 80-year-old woman, crippled the sam* reason Greek grain ex­ town, and os soon as the money la with a possible fracture of the Hartford National . . . 22 24 Beth Steel ...... officers following a banquet which French sportsman hi* yacht and woolen manufacturing company, It was true the trading pace re­ made foods Saturday morning at 10 by paralysis, was overlooked on the labor against each other and against town today. Mr. Wright is a for­ After the explosion had lavelled -- ' Borden ...... 24% will be served In Tinker hall. The ther Instructions given to the work­ some anxious momenta. (Bed suddenly at his home. 15 Davis "It is my opinion that If Connecti­ NRA: "The great difficulty encount­ porters In Rumania also a-ere or­ rooelvsd the local campaign will be akull, a cut over the right e3re and Phoenix St. B. and T. .. 17C ers as to the plan under which the sembled that of a crippled snail, and o’clock In Hale's store basement. second floor, and lay helpless In her mer restaurant owner and Uvea A dered to cease all shipments of the erell’e supetMrueture, Pickett Insurance Storks (3an Pac ...... 10% dinner, which will start at 6:30, will Members of the crew of the Brit­ avenue, at 6:45 this morning after cut is unwilling to accept assistance that bouyancy was lacking In most ered by NRA in the field of labor Great Barrington, Mass. He was started, Chairman Harold W. Oarri- aald be jumped frdm hta machine body Injuries, caused when he waa Case. J. I ...... 62% campaign will get started. With from the Federal government it will They promise a . supply of Scotch gaa and smoke-filled room for three- wheat to Greece. Aetna C asualty...... 63''a 65',4 be served by women of the auxil­ ish ketch Ronds, winner of the race but a few ^ y s Illness. Ho was In of the leaders. But, at the same | relations has resulted from the ab­ given a lodging at the police sta­ ty of the Federal Housing committee and rushed toward the flaming mas* struck by an automobile truck driv­ Cerro dc P a sco ----- .. 43 territory allotteid to the different by default, told the story here to­ bo necessary for the state Itself- scones, baked beans, cakes, pies and quarters of an hour, before neigh­ sence of an adequate organization The government, uneasily observ­ Aetna Fire ...... 45treet to pick up a man who had Corn Prod ...... 73% Dutton of Bristol, State President ners for the victors at Port-Of- The general committee of Gibbons through the dense clouds of smoke ditions by such processes, than to to take no chance on his having a “We win select the eight workert Public Utilitiea Stocks Since the death of his brother In The plan proposed by the Federal ton was just about steady. Pressure billowing through the building. officer to make a trip back to the ' "Flames shot into the air; the beep st^ ck while walking along Del Lack and West .. 12% William F. Smtthwick of Bristol, Spain. A.-sembly, Catholic Ladles of Col-' 8ub.stltute political acUon for priv­ car to get the medicine for him. Ichange of mind. and go ahead with the canvaoa aa the Atreet In an easterly direction. Conn. Elec S e r v ...... 33 37 1919 he had been he.ad of the James government of a corporation, the relaxed In the bond divi.slon and Im­ umbua, In charge of the open meet­ They were finally rescued by means aoon as the 83,900 Is credited to derrick was splintered and In a Conn. P ow er...... Du P o n t...... 92 Past National Director John Don­ But Intrepide had gone on fur­ stork of which should be transfer­ ate bargaining In the regulation of Mr. Wright, who stands only five ' The revolutionists were repr.rte,, moment bad toppled down," Pickett The accident occurred In front of 31 33 nelly of Bristol and County Presi­ HOSPITAL NOTES ther than the Canary Islands when J. Regan Manufacturing company, provement *v.j shown by numerous ing at St. James’s hall, Sunday of ladders. labor conditions.” Manchester”, Mr. Garrity promised. Greenwich, W4G, pfd. 47 52 Eastman Kodak . . . ..117% red to the National government was feet five Inches, weighs 211 pounds, i to have been greatly encouraged by said in describing the scene Imme­ the Cratvford filling station. .. 6% dent Dennis Bariitcal of Hartford. she struck a rock off Las Palmas. whose plant and equipment wa.s sold Issues that were kicked about iilternoon, March 17, will have a Added Menace the prospecta that their fleet might It waa learned today that the local FlnaUy I&atlfled Hartford Elec ...... 53’ 55 Elec and Mus .... recently to the Providence Machine Intended only to relieve the mem­ Weilnesclay. Foreign gold exchanges meeting tomorrow night at 8:30 at The gas fumes, were an added but has lost 70 pounds In the last diately . after the explosion. "It Elec Autollte ...... 22 The latter officer will install the Andre, his wife and guests and three months. His hair has turned come to their aid. housing committee has control of struck a number of persons gath­ The Identity of the man was first Hartford Gas ...... 34 38 men’s officers. their crew had time only to pile In­ Company. bers of the corporation and the state were Inclined to give ground In re­ the home of Mrs. Edward J, Murr menace to the fire-fighters, as It the awarding of contracts for bouse do., pfd...... 47 51 (Ten Elec ...... 2 2 % Mrs. Montague White, of An­ of all llnanclal re.sponsiblllty. There an Iron gray and although he is'bnly Can Bomb Salonika ered near the well. There were ter­ learned th r o i^ Initials, "P. J . P..’’ .. 33% Mrs. Nora McCarthy of Wlndaor to the boat before the yawl sank. He was bom In Dalevllle in Klll- lation to the dollar. Sterling firmed. |ihy, 28 Strickland street. flowed unchecked through the build­ Government forces, on the other repairs, in that it has charge of the cut In the band'of bis hat, which S N E T Co ...... 105 109 Gen F(X)ds...... dover, Mrs. DcmInIck Carlevaro and ingly on February 9. 1872 but had has never been any real Indication Shares that managed to come ing. 43 years of age his appearance is rified screams of women and chil­ Gen Motors ...... 28% Locks, county president of the daughter, Alda, of Bolton and Philip AU their personal effects went down FATHER JUDGES that of a man at least 20 years old­ hqnd, were understood to be decided­ approving of loans to do the work. waa picked up aikl brought to the Manufacturing Stocks spent roost of his life In Rockville. that the Federal government would back fractionally to around n point Following choir rchear.-iat tonight Emergency crews from the dren and groans of many who were Gillette ...... 13% women’s auxilltry, will Install the Parker of Hartford were admitted with her. er. ly nervous since the Averoff car- In this way the contractors who seriously injured.'’ police station. A sllpk of paper found Am Hardware ...... 16% 18% women officers. In addition to a They made land safely, while the He was the son of the late James J. not accept a plan .similar to the one Included Santa Fe, Delaware and at the North Methodist church, the Bridgeport Gas Company and the failed to support the housing com­ in one of hls pocket^ rave the ad­ Am Hosiery...... 20 25 Gbid thist ...... 16% yesterday. He took up a position at the Cen­ rlc.* guns which might ea.slly bom­ S. L. Dixon, auditor of the Ar­ Hershey ...... 76% number of addresses b- the state Ronda sailed on to Trinidad, reach­ and Mary J. Wilbur Regan. He In the rcvi.sed bill which met defeat Hudson, Southern Pacific, ’ Howe cast for the pagc.mt, "The Lost United Illimunating Company were bard Salonika and the vicinity from mittee by pledging 84 each will find dress of the City Taxi ,Cab Com­ Arrow H and H, com. 14 16 Joseph Steiner of 3 Ford street, In the General Assembly yesterday. Sound. Cerro de Pasco, American unable to enter the structure. Fire­ BROTHER DEAD ter this morning trying to find rowhead Corporatloil, said work Hudson Motors ...... 8 % and visiting officers there will also ing here Saturday. leaves his wife, the former Miss Church", will rehearse. This will be aomeone who would ^vo him a ride outside the port without steaming themselves thwarted if they attempt pany, 59 Purnell place, BSanchester. do., pfd...... 100 :-- be an address given by Mrs. and Ruth Carroll of Demlng street, KaUieiinc McCarthy and three "Many other states have already Smelting, American Telephone, Con­ the first of the religious dramas to men, working in shifts, attempted prior to the explosion bad been Int H arv...... 37% Wapplng, were discharged yester­ back to Great Barrington. into the Inner bay which has been to try to get some of the business "very carefully handled.” Police NoHlled Billings and Spencer.. % 1 Eleanore McCann of Manchester, adopted children. Thomas and Helen passed acts enabling them to recolvo sol ldateit,Gas, Western ,Unlon. IJ. S. bo presented ai 7 o’clock on Sunday to rush hoscllnes into the basement resulting from the housing cam- When the injured man^ was Bristol Brass ...... 32 34% Int Nick ...... 2 2 % day. thickly mined by the goveniment. "Mr. FUckenger, an expert in hls .. % who was one of the first state pres­ Regan and Mrs. Katherine Scanlou, grants from th» Federal govern­ Steel, Bethlehem, Case, Sears Roe­ evenings during Lent. This service but were thrown back each time, Passes Aw ay on Steamship brought to the hospital the police Case, Lockwood and B 140 _ Int Tel and Tel .... 6 There were no admissions or dis­ buck, National Di*tlller.«. I/iew’s, staggering and gasping fop air. The activities of former Premier pelri- ______line, waa brought in at an unuaually Johns Manvllle___ .. 43 idents of the Ladles’ Auxiliary. all of Rockville, and one sister, Mrs, ment. fio far a.s I know, Connecticut Sunday evening ami the others In r e b e is n r e e c e Elcutherlos Constantine Venizelos, were notified and Sergeant MisGnpn Collins Co...... 90 _ She haa been invited aa special charges today. NOW I EAT Isabelle Hughes of Hartford. Is the only state that has dchnltely General Motors, Goodyear, Macy and The fire, which started in the I ^ " high salary to aboot the well and waa detailed to Investigate. While Kennecott ...... 15 the aeries are for all, children as whom the Greek government has every safeguard waa placed around Colt’s Firearm s...... 26 28 guest of honor at the dinner to­ The funeral arrangements are in­ decided to keep aloof from President Kvans products. well as grownups. basement, swept rapidly through While on Trip With Local he waa at the hospital the driver of sEagle Lock ...... 191? 21% Lehigh Val Rd . . . .. 6% the cellar and upward -to the second termed the "mad" loader of the up­ the final work. Loew’s ...... 35 night. SHIP OR SHORE complete. Roosevelt’s plan. The action of the Pi-oetor and Gamble stock was rot THREATEN CAPITAl rising were shrouded In mystery. Re­ the car, George Knapp, came to the rafnir Bearings ...... 65 75 Plana are made for 100 to attend LOBSTER General Assembly means that sev­ exeeptlunally disturbed hy an­ and third floors. An hour after It SHARING OF WEALTH ‘The reason for the premature police station and told hls story. C. Lorille.rd ...... 30% Mrs. Victor Firpo of 116 Wells started, it burst through the roof. Priest. ports from Alexandria, Egypt, how­ blast of courae, has not been defin­ Fuller Brush, Class A . 7 11 the dinner. Following the arranged No Upset Stomach eral millloni e; dollars which would nouncement thni the I-abor Rela­ Sedwlck Griswold of 336 North Gray\Tel Pay Station. 10% McKees Tin ...... 97 Seattle — Scotty Allen, famed street waa tendered a surprise birth­ (Onnttnovd from Rage One) ever, said the city had been stirred itely determined, except that It was 8% .. 24 program there will be dancing. Alaskan dog team musher, was Thank* to Bell-an* STATE LOSES MIIUONS be Bvallahlf for rehahllltatlnn In tions Board had handed down a de- day party at her home by 25 of her Main street. Wrat Hartford, who Hart Slid Cooley...... 80 — Mont Ward ...... cLsloii against the concern In Its by a rumor that 'Venizelos was what is known as a surface ex­ witnessed the accident also reported Nat Bisc...... 25% guest of honor at a luncheon, but Connecticut will be absorljed by friends. A pleasant evening waa A telegram received today from speeding toward Egypt on board a POLITICAL ISSUE H artina^ Tob. com.. — 4 other states." company union cqntiovcrsy. on land might get aid from the sea plosion, the nitro-glycerine exploding to the police station. •— Nat Cash Reg ...... 15 BLACK FEVER IN CHINA almost missed it. spent and Mra. Firpo wa.a remcm- FRED BAKER PURCHASES Rev. William Judge, pastor of St. sea arose as the cruiser Averoff, flag rebel cruiser. before It had been sunk very far into do., pfd.^ ...... 23 Starting from his hotel with hls J Y SOLONS’ ACT-CROSS Commission houses, while express­ From them It waa learned that Int Silver /v.. . ; ...... 20 23 Nat Dairy ...... 16% I ing cautious opinions regarding the bered with many acceptable gifts. Bridget’s church of this place, who ship of their fleet anchored off the The Egryptlan government Issued the well." Knapp was driving west on Demlng Nat Distillers...... 26% HaJehow, Kiangsu Pro' Mce China, dogs, he couldn't recall where it is at the Virgin Islands, brought to Island of Mytilene and landed a de­ orders that the crews of the rebel The well, Dixon said, was one of do., pfd. .. .\ ...... 67 70 was to be held, but thought the ell ans future of equities, pointed out that street. Mr. Grirx’old waa driving Landers, Frarv 'ft Clk. 34 36 N Y Central ...... 13% March 7.(AP)--American medical B - (Conttoued irom Page One) Memorial Lodge No. 38, Knights GAMMONS PROPERTY the office of Bi.?hop Maurice F. Mc- tachment of marines. craft should be disarmed In the Various Plans Are Along four being drilled In the region. It east. Knapp said he did not see the NY NH and H ___ .. 4 name had something to do with the *OR INOICfSTION VOGUE SHOP OBSERVES the "wrong psychology” now evi­ Auliffe of Hartford the information New Brit. Mch., com. 4 6 missionaries, both m^n and women, dent In the board rooms tended to of Pytbla.s. was lost to the lodges The island is off the Turkish co ast; event of their appearance at Alex­ was the first to be "shot.” man In front until he waa almost on Noranda ...... 33% plunged today Into a silent fight pilgrims. vated land wdthln the state. 'The tfi'thls district .at a meeting held last that Fatlici Judge’s brother, Rev. and within easy reach of Kavalla, andria and that the breech blocks of do., pfd...... 40 50 He went to the Plymouth (Congre­ ob.scurc satisfactorv trade and In­ Buys Bungalow on East Center lines of Senator Long’s him. He stopped nt ones, but not Mann ft Bow, CHass X 3 7 Packard ...... 4 against a mysterious scourge of National government now steps In HRST ANNIVERSARY night in the Batch and Brown hall Matthew J. Judge, pastor of St. still held by the rebels despite a their guns and ammunition be con­ before the car had hit the man. This ... 18% gational church. dustrial reports, file Washington Street—- Intends to Move In­ James’.s church, Stafford, had died. fiscated. do.. Class B ...... 1 Penn ...... Oriental black fever which Is caus­ and offers to co-operate with the MitimtIon continued to act as a mar­ and presided over by District Depu­ violent bombing yesterday. was the same story told by Mr. Phil Pete ...... 14% Someone there explained h* states In purchasing and placing on The two brothers left New York Police were posted at strategic North and Judd . . . . . ^ % 27% ing thousands of deaths. WASHOUT ket deterrent and there was still ty David Dickson. Large delegations to Home on March 23. The Averoff’s landing force, tak­ Scheme; Eccles Has One. Griswold. Pub Serv N J ...... 21 The medical personnel of the should have gone to a hotel, the thiese lands families in Industrial Special Sale of Real and Timely Were by boat on February 16. and were ing Inhabitants of Mytilene by sur­ points throughout Alexandria to foot Welfare Niles, Bern Pond ...... 12 Mayflower. mucli confusion regarding the for­ present from Tbompsonvllle, Had Galled Taxi Radio ...... 4% American southern Presbyterian towns where there 1* little hope of Values Offered In Return for Hockville, Eo.st Hartford and both to spend a vacation on a trip to the prise, posted pickets about the prevent possible demonstrations by After the man’s Identification had Peck, Stow and Wilcox . 5 eign currency problem and the fate B'redorlck D. Baker, head of the Virgin Islands. Just when Father B.6RNEY’ WICHMAN, D. 8. C. Russell Mfg ...... 17 Rem Rand ...... 9 Mission, with headquarters at Nash­ finding employment for all. For this I’ntronnKC. of the dollar. lodges In this town, so th.at the hall maintenance and repair dep.artmont docks and warehouses. It was not Venlzellsta. estimated tp number been learned by checking up at the Rey Tob B ...... 48 15 MILES OF purpose President Roosevelt will Judge of Manchester wm to return Immediately plain whether they In­ half the Greek colony. Washington. March 7.— (AP)— OhIropodisL Scovill ...... 19 27, ville. Tenn., comprise the group that GOLD IN THOSE CANS Yesterday’s White House denial was filled to capacity. Rank work Ilf the Manchester Gas Comp.any, to­ Redistribution of money whether office of the City Taxi, where It was Sears Roebuck ...... 33% was not known at the rectory here tended to hold the town or whether Greek officials, professed to be un­ The shoe of today, even more so learned that he was In Manchester Stanley Works ...... 19 21 la trying to save the hordes of The Vogue Sliop, conducted by that the Piesldenfs remarks nt his occuiiied much of the time after day purchased the six room bunga­ this afternoon, but from the tele­ capital or income, burst forth today Standard Screw ...... 80 90 'Socony 'Vac ...... 12% poverty stricken fever victims. Blackwell, Okla. — The newly which a socl.'d time was enjoyed and to proceed after replenishing their concerned by the Averoff’s appear­ than in time.* past, constitutes an yesterday and with two other men ... 14% KIDNEY TUBES Mrs. F. Grociiway. In the Johnson pre.ss confei-cncc indicated that an­ low at 380 East Center street, own­ gram received from him at the supplies. as a fast rolling ball of political dy­ do., pfd., guar...... 100 — So Pac ...... An area of 25.000 rquare miles wedded Floyd Ackerson* arc pros­ other slice might be taken out of aandwichos, cake and .coffee served. ance off Mytilene, saying the prin­ Important article of dress. One had called a taxi cab from a restau­ So Rwy ...... 8 % Personal Notices Block Is observing Its First Anniver­ ed and formerly occupied by Mrs. bishop’s office It Is gathered that Both Pi;cmler Thaldaris and Gen­ cipal importance of the Incident namite headed toward the 1936 elec- Smythe Mfg. Co...... 47 51 containing a population of five mil­ pecting with a can opener. Friends Wia Bock Pop . . . Vigor . . . Viai sary with a ten day sale starting to­ the dollar, waa reassuring to ".sound The committee from Memorial Lodge George VV. Gammons. The transfer feels that it must harmonize with rant on North Main street and had SlnncI Brands ...... 16% Father Matthew J. Judge ma.v have eral George Kondylls, minister ol was that It betrayed the position of tkm contests. the occasion and wito the clothing driven to the home of Warren Taylor and Fenn ...... — 85 lion Cliincsc 1* affected. The exact presented them with many tins of Medical authortUea agree that day. Mrs. Oreenway stresses the fact money" forces, but In soini quarters Included David Armstrong. Myion was made by George L. Graziadlo died aboard the steamer Rotter- From the very throne of banking 73 75 Stand Gas and Elec ... 2 % fruit and vegetables at a prenuptial your kidneys contain 16 MTUB ot war, confidently forecast the upris­ the cruiser. worn at the time—a walking boot is Thompson on Demlng street, jus( Torrlngton ...... number of sufferers from the tiny tubes or filters which help to that tills Is not "just anotner sale’’ the thought was advanced that an Peckham and Gu.stave Ulrich. who has purchai-ed Mr. Baker’s dio on which the” were returning control—the governorship of the Underwood Mrg. Co. . 54% 66% .Stand Oil Cal ...... 29% scourge Is not known because of the shower, but thoughtfully recoved CARD OF THANKS ing would collapse as soon as the Under the treaty of Lausanne, the considered an impo.ssibillty with a over the Manchester line In Wap Stand Oil N J ----- ... 38'i purify the blood and keep you but a well planneil ami well timed ultimate reduction of the monetary home on North Elm street intending to the United States. government forces unleashed their Federal Reserve Board—was heard ping. He had given his name and Union Mfg. Co...... 2 4 absence of statistics. the labels from every can. healthy. We n’iih to thank our nelghhort unit’s value waa a po.sslblllty If not The Epwurth League of the North to sell or lea.se 11. Island has no defenses. Its authori­ advocacy of a new distribution of dinner jacket or a dress suit. The — Tex Corp ...... 18% and friondi, for klndneno ohonn u« event to give the greatest and time­ K”-; Matthc-.v .ludgo was born in attack. Among many neutral ob­ ties were reported to have offered patent leather shoe is here the cor­ Bddftoa to the driver of the tax U S Envelope, com. . . 85 If you have trouble with too fre. At the time of the death of our mother liest values In return for the won­ an Imminent prohabilliy. Methodist church has set the date of Mr. Baiker’s new home is located Hartford and for a number of years the nation’s Income. To this. Gov­ do., pfd...... 114 Timken Roller Bear ... 30Vj quent bladder passages with scanty servers In the country however, the no resistance to the rebels’ landing rect fcKitwear. A gentleman would and, after checking at the Thomp Trans America \ . and crandmother. derful patronage accorded this shop Market analysts were closely March 22, for an entertainment near the East Center and Parker was director of the Diocesan Bii- situation was viewed'as still highly party. ernor Mariner S. Bcclea added: son home, it waa learned that vh< Veeder Root ...... 39 41 • Our quick service provides you amount causing burning and dis­ Mra. Nellie AMarke and Family* studying the stiver question as the featuring two plays, ’’Patsy’’, coach­ reai' of Social Service. He Is the "TTie most effective way of achiev­ not feel at' ease without a..‘.’dancing — Union Carb .... 47 comfort, the 16 MILES of kidney during Its first year. streets jiuictinn on the south side of dangerous. i pump” on the ballroom floor or and Timothy Carter of Hartforc Whitlock Coll Pipe .. 3 with $50 to $300 in 24 to 48 hours. tube* need washing out. Tbl* dan­ Mrs. Grcctiway luui hail an exten­ bar metal waa pushed up S of a ed by Mrs. C. Homer Ginns, and East Center street. The lot fronts 50 older of the two brothers. ing a better balance Is through In­ J.B.WU’ms Ck). 810 par 60 70 Union Pac . . . 87 IN MEMORIAM The tense atmosphere of war time • CAirSE TO REJOICE without a golf shoe on the golf One small repayment monthly takes ger signal may be the beginning ot sive experience In the women’s wear cent an ounce to 58 H cents, another "Henry’s Mail Order Wife", coached feet on the principal thoroughfare The telegram w.i.s brief and did filled even those sections of Greece come taxes." the Thompson home. United Aircraft Co V 11% nagging backache. leg pains, loss ot In lovlna memory of our dear new high since 1928. not go into detail as to the cause of Inferences by some that Ek:cles' course. The fashionable lady of United Corp . 1% mother who-died March 7, 1934. field, having devoted the past 12 by Mr. Ginns. and has a depth of 150 feet. There remote from the scenes of blood­ today, in addition, has shoes that It waa learned that he was mar­ DUNK? WHY CERTAINLY care of everything. Take 3, 6, 8, 10 pep and energy, getting up nights, The foreign trade figures for the death. length of Illness or just Humboldt, la. — The William statement to the House Banking Unit Gas Imp 9% O u r swollen feet and ankles, rheomatio years to the business In Hartford la s two car garage on the property. shed. Martial kiw waa everywhere Morse family will celebrate March match the color of each of her dress­ ried. Hla wife was notified and she Chicago — Take It from Mrs. Aa ehe reita In peaceful sleep, January, published by the Depart­ Automobiles driven by Aldo where It did occur, but it was un­ Committee yesterday might repre- Esther Beers, 105, It’s O. K. to dunk. U a Ind Ale . 38% or 20 months. pains and dlzxlnesa ffer memory we will alwaye Keep. and In Manchester. Her knowledge The new owner will move in in effect. Rail, telephone and tele­ 10. es and thus we see In our enlightened saw her husband at the hospital. If kidneys don’t empto S pints a day of fabrics and styling is reflveted ment of Commerce, were li'eljiful to Paganl of North Main street and March 23. Mr. Baker, beside: being derstood that one of the reasons graph communications were .sever­ sbnt the Roosevelt administration’s After spending a short time there "To look at her small frail body U S Rubber . 12% MONEY COME IN, WRITE OR 'PHONE TODAY that the trip w.as taken this time by Mr. and Mrs. Mor.se will celebrate reply to Senator Huey P. Long’s age, footgear employed, not ao much U S Smelt .. 7 and get rid of more than S pounds Paudhter and eon. .Mre. Lillian 011- In the wonderful array of women’s sentiment. Both exports and Im­ Glilford Hills of Cooper street col­ well known through his employment ed and a strict censorship imposed their 44th wedding annlversari-. with regard to protection of the she returned to her home In Hart­ you would expect her to eat like a ot waste matter, your body will take bert and John McFarland. ports for the month. It - was .shown, lided on Main street at Strant street the two brother priests was hecau.se on the press. "Share the Wealth" campaign ford. Mra. Parker said her hus­ bird." aald her granddaughter, Mrs. U S Steel ...... 30% is yours when The onty eherge /e Jib per month up these poison* causing ssrioos dre.sses to be seen .at the Vogue, and with the Gas company. Is a British Father Matthew Judge was not In Mrs. Morse will celebrate_ her brought denials In official quarters. foot, but aa a means to enhance the were up over Dwember. Kxports at 11.45 last night. Both cars were 190,000 Loval Troop* birthday. band is the proprietor of the Lin­ William R. White, when Mrs. Beers Vick Chem ...... 36 o n the unpeid a m o u n t o f Ihe Ioan.1 trouble. Don’t wait. Ask your drug­ Blnce reduced prices are in effect War veteran and for a number of good health. Spoke for HInwelf. attraction of the wearer. West Union ...... 23-s \ you need it gist for DOAN’S PILLS . . . an rid for the duration of the sale, him- Inereascil 3 per cent and Imports 26 badly damaged but no one was In­ years has been recording secretary The govoi-nment places Its faith Darryll. their son, will celebrate coln Baths at 1664 North Main celebrated her 105th birthday anni­ per cent. Usually there la a decline jured. Trafllc was halted while tow Eccles, It was made plain, spoke It can safely be said that the versary yesterday. ’’But," she add­ West Elec and Mfg 361* prescription . . . which has bran used dreds of Manchester-women will feel of the British-American club. Two-thirds of the 1,240 forest in 100,000 loyal troops it has at its his birthday. greater number of people buy shoes street, Hartford. successfully by mllUons ot kidney of about 4 per cent in exports be­ cars removed the damaged auto­ call along witli 60 airplanes and for himself. The police learned that Parker ed. "here appetite la ravenous— and Woolworth ...... 54% \ PERSONAL FINANCE CO. eufferere for over 40 yean. They It worthwhile to pick out their en­ mobiles. , , Mrs. Gammons Is at pre.sent mak­ fires occurred during the 1914 sea­ And Lemuel Webb Morse, Dar- But the political minded could not for their eyes rather than for their TOMORROW tire Spring wardrobe now. tween the two months. ing her home at 102 Woodbridge heavy motorized artillery. ryll’s grandfather and the oldest had left the Thompson home be­ she dunks." \ Room S, State Theater Bldg. give happy relief and will help to son In forest region No. 1, Montana The plant and stocks of the Stand­ overlook the fact that Eccles, hold­ feet. Let us but observe the be­ tween 7 and 8 o’clock and was Lomrevity Just runs In the rnmlly. The University of North Carolina 758 Street. Telephone 8480 wash out the 16 MILES ot kidney street and has been renti.ig her own and northern Idaho, were caused by resident of humboldt, will celebrate ing these views, had been lifted to a havior of the prospective customer tubee. Get DOAN’S PILLS at your NIGHT K " The regular monthly meeting of home. ard Oil Co., at Salonika were Im­ his 98th birthday. walking towards Oakland to take a Mrs. Beers said. Her three children i boasts 124 alumni who Have served the Manchc.'ter City club will be lightning. high financial post by an adminis­ at a shoe shop. He enters the shop bus to Hartford. While walking are iS, ii and Y2. j in congress. druggist. O 1034. Foster-Mllburn Co. held tonight. A supper and enter­ tration besieged by a host of men and calls for the various mixlcls. FOREIGN EXCHANGE FAMOUS AUTHOR tainment will follow the business pushing what they term remedies From these he selects the one that WTIC session. RICHBERG ASKS SENATE for economic ills. Of these Long’s best pleases his eye. He mentions New York, March 7 — (AP) ,\ii 'OiitBttindlnK TOMORROW and SATURDAY share the wealth program Is only the size of shoe that he is accustom­ Foreign Plxrhange Irregular; Great SAYS NEW DEAL Richard Barnsley of 40 Garden Tor thr flrNt time thle. one. ed to wear. Tha clerk obligea. The i : Britain In dollars, other* lu cents. street, who was seriously injured In TO CONTINUE THE NRA the iickfin«TlrdRefl fttrrmniht 2 Great Features On One BlUt Tboa* looking to the 1986 election customer proceeds to fit hla foot Into TAKE ME AL<5n^ , Great Britain demand. 4.75'a; a roasting accltlrnt several weeks of World l^xtriivniciinvao* STATE foresaw perhaps a moimtlng empha- the shoe, and If It la not comfortable nlll tie Been In the rrlHtlne cables, 4.75’i 60 day bills, 4.74; IS DEMOCKED ago at Garden and New streets, baa (Continued From Page One) of lt« .Metro- ■i* on the wealth distribution Issue, he oonaolea himself by thinking that France demand, 0 . 6 7 cables, HO far Improved at the Manchester politiin l.iiMtre* In time* especially if the Louisiana Klngfiab it Is a new shoe that must be "brok­ 6.67'.x; Italy demand, 8.43; cables. ,'UaaUnned from Page f)ne) Memorial hospital that he is able to committee, were prepared by repre­ t»a»t \mnlter Tuo or ««>- t^ e s the Btump. ^ en in." Uttle does he realize that 8.43. 0 be up and about. sentatives of the NRA and other in­ rnllcd **llond** eompunlea Involved too were unatlUed the shoe does not fit hls foot. He Imve Kent on tour under is satisfied that be has purchased a Demands; rd Statos," Dr. Beard said, "I’d sum­ terested government departments, the Follle*' title* denuded clamors for currency expansion, In- Belgium, 23.02; Germany, 40.75; Distribution of the weekly pay­ but he added that "when It comes to nf their orljclnnl ntam nnd direetly Eccles answered inflation shoe, say Number eight, that has al­ mon lenders of big business and a.sk ways been large enough for him. Holland, 08.57; Norway. 23.87; them If they coiikl put to work our roll of 82,955.32 to the 221 ERA details there may be varloiii divi­ %«lth itrodnt'tlon otteminted arguments by telling the House Sweden. 24.50; Denmark. 21.21: Fin­ for the blnterlnnd. Hut y/) committee, the depression waa "not That the shape makes any differ: potential Indiutrial machine. I’d say, workers in all branchca here, will be sions of opinion as to exactly what !Vo%e rnmen the orlirinni land, 2.11; SAvltzerland, 32.89; made at 0 o'clock tomorrow morning provisions and language would be Klenfeld Kolllen with tt« brought on by a shortage of money' ence, never enters his mind. He Spain, 1384; Portugal, 4.31‘»; I’ll give you three mmths—then but by an “inequitable distribution' blindly follows the "style” just as I'll use my powers and the help of at the town garage. most desirable.” etinntellntlon 4»f Itimlnnrlen* Greece, 9 S 'j; Poland, 19.15; "They are intended," he said, “aa Ita ■Ix-dnuhte-lenKth-hns* of Income. And he favored the hla forebears did centuriea ago, ac­ Caechustovakia, 4.23; Jugoslavia, Congress to tike over there bual- nnue-rar produ4*tlon. pre« pending hanlrtng blU for putting cepting aa correct, without question, ncaacs and put this plan Into opera- Another quota from Manchester an outline of those recommenda­ Harlot to the mlnateet de** At The 2.32; Au.striH, 19.15N; Hungary, llen.’ Is e.\pccted to be sent to the various greater control of money In the Fed­ the shape most in demand. tions upon which there is a general tnll na prevented nt the eral Reserve board. If foot protection be the main ob­ 30.ION; Kuniania, 1.02; Argentine, CCC camps around April 1. accord and which may Involve a .» n York Winter (inrden 31.65N; Brazil, 8.69'j.N; Tokyo, "I see no alternative to that nil Inat aenatin. ject of the shoe, then there can be State Theater 38.00; Shanghai. 38.90; Hongkong, dru.stic uctlon except to flounder minimum of controversy. They are very little difference of opinion as 48.50; Mexico City (silver peso) about In a .series of crises and wars. ” regarded as practically necessary. .. with 6 fol« JO amaiin9ly different to its shapa. To fit the foot with­ ENTER NOW! 37.85; Montreal In New York, THE BEllAMnWAi’’ In the light of experience, to the / ... a Jtory jo daring in conception ... TEXAN CONFESSES out restricting its action, the sole Jiu t File Your Name With 98.63Vii; New Y'ork In Montreal, continued and improved functioning of the shoe must not differ In out­ of the NRA. you (I quiver with sujpenje nod de the Manager. 101.37'i. TO BE STAGED MARCH 29 ^ light., as a new Edward G. Robinson line from that of the sole of the N-Nomlnal. C 0 L | p A "If they are adopted, they should TO TWO MURDERS foot when the foot bears weight. aid to strengthen the exercise of the ^ starts the whole town talking in the The material for the upper of the Rev A. W. Mellinger was the Community IMayera Will I’re- Federal authority within a definite |S / most exciting picture in years i (OoBttnued From Page One) sLoe should be aa pliable as possible speaker at an open meeting of the area wherein it is urgently required; rarent-Teacher Asaociation In the Kent Melodrama for Benefit as It Is meant to be merely a cover­ whil* at the same time removing T / Columbia Pictures presents daddy hut he denied It," she said. "1 ing against the influence of the Windham Center school Monday of Their Own Treasury. meuiy fears, either of undue exten­ evening. Hta subject was "Games asked him if he ever killed anyone, weather. The sole should be thick sion of governmental authority, or becauae I knew if I could get him to enough adequately to protect the and Game Fquipment for the "The Bellamy Trial,” a thrce-act of the Illegal exercise of private EDWARD G. ROBINiON Home." melodruiua, will bo presented hy the admit it that I would know he killed foot against irritating substances on economic controls to the Injury of in the best picture he ever msde daddy." the groimd but not so rigid that it The town school* opened .Monday Manchester Community Players, at the public Interest" after a week’s vacation. High VVhiton Memorial hall, Friday, She declared she hated "to see splints the fOoL A heel is an un­ school puplla also resumed their March 29, for the benefit of their Public Opinion Shumway killed," because "he was necessary adjunct to the shoe and studies. own trcaaur}-. This dramatic group Arguing that the validity of law THE WHOLE TOWN! TALKING a nice kid." not JuatUled on physiologic grounds. choose me for your com­ bottom leaves. Neither should depends upon public opinion, Rich- For this reason, If used, It should Alra. Julia Little and son, Horace which was organized in March of ^ Jtan Arthur • Wallace Ford • Arthur Byron The argument with Oliver atarted, I-Ittle, motcred to Providence, R. I... 1932, largely through the efforts of berg said that "when the Supreme Palmer said, when he tried to “chase be as low aa poaslble and broad. you. I give you exclusively the Sunday for the day and on their re­ Mrs. Joseph L. Handley, who has Court Is called upon to answer the ^ A JOHN FORD WOOUCTION . -rr. or,* ■ . / . me off" a section of land where his A correct shoe for a healthy aver­ panion. I don’t tolerate the J turn brought .Mrs, Little’s slater, directed practically all of Its plays. question, is this law a reasonable sheep grazed. age foot must have a sole that is as Mra. Belle Brown, who had been Is the loading organization of its exercise of a power clearly confer­ "I tried to keep from klUlng wide as the sole of the foot on bitterness, the acrid sting of fragrant, expensive center leaves spending two weeks In that city. kind In tow-n and has earned a de< red, It is not the Individual opinion A COLUMIIA PICTURE Oliver,” said Palmer. "I met him In weight' bearing and straight on its Mra. May Lyman Smith spent served reputation for meritorious of the single judge, but the prepon­ John's canyon. He was driving my inner side. A length of about last week visiting her brother. work. The aim has been to interest dering public opinion, which should sheep away and told me ‘If we can’t tbree-fourtba of an inch over that undeveloped top leaves. Why —the mildest, the best-tasting Clayton Lyman In Hartford and her many different types of people of be decisive." ' f run you out, wo'll haul you out* of the weight bearing foot, a snugly si.alcr. Mra. Evelyn Vonberg at her all ages, to give the character to "Of the auti-lrust taws, be said; FANNIE “I ran 75 yards before KU Oliver fitting waist and heel, a .low, or still should you? I don’t tolerate of all. They permit me to sign home In New Britain. the actor Instead of the actor to the "Our legislative, administrative fired the first shot. Shumway fired better a very low and broad heel. • YouH find safe Cairene in the Gnmmr. It The teacher* of the town schools character ; to promote Interest In and Judicial efforts to enforce the The question is often asked, which the second shot nt me. I turned and is the better, a high or low cut shoe. c«o*t corrode the mechanism, can't explode, attended a teachers’ meeting Wed­ the history of the drama, and en­ principles of the anti-trust laws hava emptied my platol and ran and got the harshness of gritty, tough, myself “ Your Best Friend.’* nesday afternoon at Coventry. courage the members to take part Generally speaking, the leas shoe, CM’t harm people, pets or plant*. Y’et, the been a deceitful failure a continuing BRICE ■ON THE SAME SHOW my high-powered rifle and shot and Tuesday afternoon Miss Evelyn In different way* in addition to Just public injury for 45 years. Wiled Oliver.” the better but again dre have to con­ Gnmow costs no more than an onlinarr re- Plummer, home demonstration acting. They have been deceitful because sider the indiridual. Tlie office agent, met with her clasa at the ir WILL Live worker of sedentary occupation la Siferator. l.«t u* quote you the low prior*. The actors have made it a point to they have held out the promise of W IIULtam*rd vBTelapr, will Iw ail­ g up 2,000 native troops there. high shoe la preferable. TII Mala Street INal 8773 In the Center. althoiQrh there have changed for reserved seats at no Complaints of Individual Hard­ ed la ratatloB, Si.as, S3.sa. I LAST TIMES TODAY’ The AbazIa and the Laguna were been several cases In the line street extra cost at Keller'a, the Y.M.CJL. S2.I.V S.X3U lorl. lat. and West street districts. ship and Injustice; "Necessarily the GRANT in "ENTER MAOAMIT* to aail from Naples with M officeri, Of the 80 species of pine trees Kemp's sad Pottartoa * Kras. effort to aatabUsh Industrial codes | LOWE and .McL.AGiJP.N In "UNPER PRE8BOMB* 630 troops, and 3,000 tons of war deflatUdy tdentled, 30 grow in the .msterlaL . TAiited Bthtea. P A G E P O U E UANCUE8TER EVENING EUSUAU). MANCHHari'ER CONN. THURSDAY, MARCH 7,1885. MANCHERTBR EVICNTNG HERALD. MAMCHESTRH UUMM., THURSDAY, MARCH 7.1985. PAGBFIVI simian community, tta Indlvlduala biisinaas set-up. The capacity ter tfanrlrpRtpr are going about their customary serious mischief with which the Bodges. It was decided that the I interested In the Mme things they Iaffairs, leaping from parch to perch, OomptroUer-Oeneral's position is BEHIND THE SCENES Health and Diet Entuttig fipralft mau. TOWFTS t a l k in g ^ scouts working on second class < are. picking seeds out o f Mta o f tomato, elothsd Is about a dosen tlmas too IN WASHINGTON ■^II.KFM 25 FRUIT GROWERS bodge would work on first old. The DAILY ACCIDENT REPORT FOREMEN’S CLUB ' The committee In charge of plans W.P.MACCRACKEN _____ FUMUIfUku Bt T « « ! nibbling at carrots, cracking nuts, great to risk any further. Advice third group worked on tenderfoot for the club constots of Fred Bendail m U L O PIUNTIMO .-OUPANT. INC By Dr. Fraiih NeCay FEATURED AT THE STATE Patrol corners were held In which AS OF W E D N E SD AY, M ARCH fith. searching each other's pelts for un­ — ------iY RODNEY OUTCHER______of Cheney Brothers, J. E. Rand of II Blu«ll 8tr«tt dues and attendance were token. the Orford Soap company, J. G. ' UAMhM Ur. Conn. VIEW PEACH TREES 1934 TO BE ORGANIZED FREED FROM JAU wanted guests, sitting agase Into HOLMES The meeting closed with the closing 1938 THOMAS PBROUSON (The Hersld*e Woehlngten '4«ontmets which wore promptly re- KIDNBT STONBS Edward G. Robinson Seen in Bcbmallan of the State Trade OAiural Manac*)’ the distances where monkey minds Coireepoadent.) ! sclnded. Complate reorganisation______formation and the singing o f "Taps." 2,780...... AC CID ENTS . .2 450 School and C. P. Thayer of the Y. Poondad Oetobar I, l i l t He lived in a world o f ideas. Famous Story — Co-Feature Scribe. Louise (Chambers. 59...... FATALITIES 46 M. C. A. PnUIahad Caary Baantns Eicapt seem at tlmsa to wander. ------I of the PWA Housing Di^on fol- We do not know exactly what While little grubs of men were tor­ Olavls Foes ConJd Organise Fair- lowed hts disclosure that promotera 1,746. INJURIES ..1,488 ■addjr^ aad Bolldaya Cniarad at tha Suddenly, ter no cause that the causes tbe formation o f a kidney or eew Attraction in “Little Men.” odb Shortage of Yeflow Peaches Troop fl. Troop Plans W ill Be Perfected at Former A s ^ ^ t Secretary Poat OSlea at Manchaatar. C .. aa menting their own brains and Sised Army... And What Anwereprofltinggraatlytbrougbover- RILLED SaeoBd Claaa Mall Mattar. observer can discover or even get A r m y !.. .Beoord o f Baring Hean-i valuations. bladder atone, yet, once It has start­ sleigh ride last Wednesday which SUBSCRIPTION RATES stultifying their Own souls to find ed, it probably will grow larger. ^ BMOr RBRB TODAY . „ Friday aad Saturday the State CURB QUOTATIONS dais la Am axln g.. .Saves Huge Several big oonaptracy cases un- OALB HENDBBBON. pretty aad] 'Father hasn’t was planned by K ay Jones, Msrjor- Oaa Taar. by mall ...... K.OO tbe slightest clue to, some one cage­ Thla la one o f the etrangoat dis- Seen Bat White Variety Theater presents two of the great­ 1934 1935 Meeting in Y. M. C. A. new nnd more potent ways of In­ .^uine . for PWA . . . And His. der PWA are otlU under Investiga- SI. works la a Bilk mllL ghe and ***“hea ' “anything vthimr? ? ie Inmsn, Marguerite Cole and Elsie rrdealrlan ...... of Commerce Sened Tea Par Month, by m a ll...... $ *0 ful explodes mto a state of wild ex- orders known, where tbe body al. est features ever presented on one ...... 36 Pedestrian SiBgla Copy ...... t lit creasing their gains and their power Frtenda Stand Back of Him. ■ tlon. l»-year-oM brother, FHIL, "No. 1 told him I though Phil Heatley. On the return trip we Amcr Clt Pow and Lt 1 Iowa a solid unyielding subetance to bill £dw ord G. Robinson In "The Occupant ...... 23 Occupant . Dallaarad ona yaar ...... tt.OO clteiient. Something has happen­ A long procession o f P W A nnd snport their lavalld father. went out when you did this morn­ stopped in Lydallville and Mrs. Dur- Bicyclist ...... Here Tuesday Night. Assd Gaa and Elec . . . over their fellows this splendid ba formed, which may baoomo so Remains Undamaged. Whole Town’s Talking" iu d the be- ! ! . . . . ” i Bicyclist .. Days fo r Contempt. ed—something quite beyond the ken Washington, March 7.—Many man other officials baa filed out of the • n e v B MYERA, who ing. I had to make up somethin’, kee served us hot cocoa and dough­ Child ...... 7 Amer Sup Pow ...... MEMBER o r THE ASSOCIATED . philosopher gave bis life to the solu­ bard It will scratch glSM. Thera loved Louisa M. Alcott’s romance Child . . . PRESS hate Secretaiy Harold Ickes, but Interior Building following Glavis’ works la • mlU, s«ks Gale to God forgive me.” nuts. Before leaving each patrol Adult ...... Cent States E le c ...... o f the human visitor but which suf- mav be one large stone which forms "U ttle men." ...... 52 Adult .. Tha Aaaoclatad Praaa i. atoluairaly tion of the great problem of right many more hate Louis Glavte and Investigations of their sctlvlUes. marry She delays giving "Tee, df course.’’ entertained with a stunt. Our reg­ (Titles Service ...... aatitlad to tha uaa tor rapubllcatlon flees to set tbe whole little colony a life-size cast of tbe Inalde o f tbe Twenty-five fruit growers Uvlug Edward G. Robinson the screen’s Plans for the formation of a Fore­ Washington. March 7.— (API — and wrong. It is one of the most hate him worse. | Some of these dismissals and "res- the answer. Meoawhile, eke meets "You poor lamb! I know you ular meeting March 4th began with INJURED Cities Service, pfd. ... of all nawa dlapate.laa eradliad to It kidney or there may be aeveral dread telUn’ him about i t " In the vldnity o f Birch Mountain, outstanding character actor, will be men’s Club In Manchester, sponsor­ William P. MacCracken, former or not otharwiaa >.rrd.tad In thla to bounding about, chattering shrilly Whea the enemies of Ickas w an t! Ignatlona” attracted public notice, BRIAN WESTMORE whose fa- seen In his first serio-comic role In a formal opening and an investiture Elec Bond and Share gratifying aspects of his long, long small atones prssent. One cannot Gale said, "Yes, but there’s no including growers In the towns of 1934 1935 ed by the local Y.M.C.A., will be Assistant Secretary of Commerce,, papar and alao tha local nawa oub* In angry resentment and fear, mak after his scalp recently, President: Many didn’t. thor, new dead, built the mUl. Ckilumbia’s “The Whole Town's ceremony. The following girls Ford Limited llanad barain. life that be lived to see the beneficent Roosevelt took one look at that mot- I Moat o f the vlcUma were aaton- determine whether or not a stone Is Brian to much attracted to Gale use putting It off.” She went beck Bolton, Glastonbury and Hebron, were Invested: Dorothy Durkee, Pedestrian ...... 537 Pedestrian perfected at a meeting to be held at Mevis Bottling was released from the District of All rtdhta of rapubllcatlon ot Ing grimaces and abowtng teeth. present by an examination that can Talking," which will be the feature principles which be .found at the ley g w g , shuddered, and quickly I lahed to learn how much Glavls but, througb tha trickery of into the living room. AH day she gathered at the Villa Loulee yester­ Phyllis CThappeli, Norma Hoffman, Occupant ...... 1,167 Occupant . Nlag Hud Pow Columbia jail this morning after apaclai dlaoatehaa harain ara alao ra> be made at home. The best plM , if attracUon at the State Theater this the Y next Tuesday night at 8 serving a ten day sentence for con­ One may witness a hundred of tbeae spread the word that be was back­ V IC K Y t £ (T C H E R , society bean- bod been dreading tbe moment day afternoon and. In company with Marjorie Falrweather, Jane Hut­ BIcycllet ...... Z? Bicyclist . Penn Road .... aanrad roots of existence budding into knew about them. He has waya you suspect the presence of a kid­ Friday and Saturday. Baaed on a o’clock. The first meeting was held Instances without ever learning what ing "Honest Harold" to the hilt. and mechanical devices. Some of Gale oenclndea Brion’e atten- when she must tell her father about Professor RoHond of the CTonnectl- chinson, Erls Porterfield. . W e then Child ...... ___ 294 Child . . . tempt of the United States Senate. ney atone, Is to go to your doctor story by W. R. Burnett, author of United Gaa ___ Full aarvlea ellant of N 8a rr- promise o f early fruition. But the undercover effort to "get" these officials got Jobs elsewhere In none ore Inatiieere. tha shooting and Phil’s part In I t cut Collage, mode an inspection of had patrol comers in which dues •Adult ...... ___ 1.891 Adult .. early tn February, at which time Tra MacCracken. wearing a brown lea. Inc. atarted the excitement; but scarcely ter an examination. Kidney stones Robinson's greatest film success, Let there be no doubt; tbe far, Glavis still goes on. Vlcby, whose father ROBERT The ordeal proved easier than the peach orchard at the Villa farm and attendance were taken and each Unknown ...... ___ 61 Unknown Matheny of Ansonia, who has been business suit, hurried out a rear en­ the government and have been may cauaa pain which is easily con­ 'Little Caesar,” and adapted to the Publlahar'B Rapraaantatlaa: Tha ever without obaervlng that a panic Crooks and their political friends, THATCHER, Is general manager she had expected. Tom Henderson to learn just how bad frost had af­ patrol decided what they wanted to most successful In getting such EX-BA.NKRR ARRESTED trance and into a waiting automo­ clear vlaion o f Oliver Wendell shoving poison gaa toward Glavls fused with the pain from gas In ths screen by the two ace scenarists at Jullua Mathairt Special A aney—New In one cage is practically certain to agents of largo oil companies, lobby­ ever since. of the mill. Is sobeming to win ilstensd, asked a few questions. fected the peach crop this year. do the rest of the year. We then clubs organized throughout the bile evading a group of pkotograph- Tork. Chicaso. Oatroli and Boaton. Holmes needed no more concrete intestines, bladder inflammation and When Gale hod finished be said, An Inspection was made of 900 the Columbia studio, Robert RisKtB| state, was the speaker. ers and repsrtors at the front door. set off the whole monkey house and ists, dismissed PW A employes, code Glavis has had certain racketear- Brian ter beraelf. divided Into two groups, the girls Bridgeport. March 7.—(A P I—A. other diseasea. In many cases It Is "PbU didn’t mean to do any wrong. and Jo Swerling. “The Whole' The purpose of the club is to Smiling, he refused to stop and talk. MEMBER a u d i t BUREAU OP demonstrations than is right now chlselers, and kickback grafters Ing lobbyists barred from the build­ Fhll loses him Job. ED VOGEL, trees and it was found that In every working on First Class in one and W. W. Mamhall. former vice-presi­ start a time o f chatters and screech' possible to see a shadow o f tbs I know that." Town’s Talking” presents the hilari­ offer the superintendents, foremen CIRCUI.ATIUN& being made that the old wrongs, the lead the vengeful pack. Glavis has ing. One was an associate of the mill employe, to shot In a street case the yellow peach, which to the rest in the other. Mrs. Perkins dent of the Greenwich Trust Co., Asked how he spent hto time, he atone with the x-ray. "H e didn’t do U, Father! He ous and exciting adventures of a WIFE IS ARRESTED Recreation (Center and minor executives of the manu­ es and crazy hopping and jumping caused thera an amazing amount of celebrated Bob Jackson, bosa lobby­ fight and Phil Is surrested, oc> mootly grown In this section, waa had her group work oiri knots, while was arre.-.ted last night on a bcn;h replied, “They kept me busy.” To Tha Harald Prlntina Company, loo., old superstitions, the old inequali­ It la entirely possible for a stone didn't!" meek, poetic office clerk who to factures and businesses of a town aaaumaa no SnanelaT raaponalblllty about, turning the eratwhlle half' trouble. ist and Democratic politician. eased of firing the gun. oole to be a total loss. There was found CTaptain Fogll let the glrtaworklng warrant issued by Assistant State's another query concerning reading to be present for years with out one variety of peach, known aa the sprung into the headlines because Items of Interest or city an opportunity to meet for typographical arrora appaarlng in ties and Injustices from which our Chief of tbe Ickes army o f In­ Bob, who travels fii the very best goon to see Phil. Later she asks Tom Henderson shook hla head. on First Class play a mmallng Attorney Lorin W. Willis and re­ he might have done, he said "I at­ aaleep coUvRIon into a bedlam for causing any netlceabla aymptoros, ‘‘No,” he said, " I don’t think be of hto remarkable resemblance to periodically for their mutual bene­ adaartlaamanta in tha Uanchaatar civilisation has been suffering, ars vestigators, Glavis was charged circles, never says anything very Steve If then Is nows of VegsL white fieach, a late peach, that game.. The meeting doseoX^th FOR KILLING MATE leased on 35,000 bond charged with tended to my knitting.” Evanlns Harald perhaps fifteen minutes. or thera may be attacks o f the moat did. And if the hoy's Innocent the country’s most dangerous crim­ fit and enjoyment. These meetings with keeping PW A. the oil Indus­ nice about Louts. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY seems to have escaped. While some a goodnight circle. After singipg Thursday. Seven counts of larceny. A small sedan was driven up to at tbe end o f their term. Not from severe pain called renal colic, which there must be a way to prove It. mm of the trees are damaged there will inal. may take the form of discussions, THUR8DAT, MARCH 7 Ask a keeper, "W hat atarted all try, the Indian Service, Subsistence a few songs we sang "Taps." Laum The men’s volley ball period will Information leading to hla arrest the front door of the jail an hour such wisdom as Ids was the future may be brought on by Jolts and Jars. CHAPTER XLVin You say Steve's gone to ass a law­ talks, lectures or other features. Homesteads, anti no end of other Barrs Labor Rackets be some that will give fruit this To prevent, police from molesting Andlsio played the echo on her be held from 5 to 6:15. The wom­ la believed to have developed after earlier and received MacCracken's that?" He’ll answer, "How do I The attack of colic may begin with a Steve shook hie bead. "N o," be y er? " While the nature of the business of tha American system to be hid­ th'tirrs strictly "honest." More than 800 cases submitted said. " I called tbe hospital a year. him, the District Attorney gives bugle. en’s swimming classes will meet as an audit was made of the Green­ packed bags. The same machine BONUS chill; later fever aa high as 103 "H e’s going tonight. He sold The white peach was not looked idelphia Cop, Estranged may differ widely, the problems of knowT I've only been here thirty den by the smoke of a rear guard He has Just been dragged into to the attorney general for prose­ Robinson a letter, or passport, Scribe, Nellie Burnham. follows; 7 to 7:45, advanced; 7:45 Jo wich Trust Company’s accounts met him at the rear door. degrees Is sometimes present. A mUe while ago and they said Vogel he’d stop her# afterward.” upon as the best variety by the these men are much the .same. It years. I ’ve seen a thouaand of the liinelight by a Senate resolu­ cution have been worked up by Gla­ was Just the same.” which is to identify him as the re­ 8:30, .senior life saving. during a reorganization. Willis to­ MacCracken was sentenced to jail A t lin t caausl glance It would action. The retreat of the forces large atone in some cases wUI not Tom Henderson took his daugh­ growers and changes have been has been found that such meetings tion calling for any Glavls files vls and hts men. There are hun­ spectable citizen and not the public The girls’ church league will use day refused to discuss the nature of after papers wanted by a Senate appear that the aeUon of the Houae these riots and I never found out cause aa much extreme dlatresa as Gale’s eyes searched bis. "Then ter’s hand. He said almost the made In orchards resulting In most Troop 7. Troop 7 held its regular frotnxSpouse, Found With arc an excellent means of creating I of reaction, tbe victory of liberalism having to do with Poatmaster Gen­ dreds of N R A eodes, but more what is It? " There's some­ enemy whom he so strongly resem­ the bowling alleys from V to 9:30. the alleged defalcations but it is .m- committee investigating air mail yet what one of them was about smaller stones which, in attempting same words Steve bad used. "T ry of the white peach trees being cut meeting Monday after school when a co-operative spirit in the commiin- I Waya and Meana Committee In de­ had become, In the latter years of eral Jim Farley. than 60 per cent of all cases of code thing—” bles. Killer Mannion, hto double, ob­ our new captain, Miss Eleanor Friday. derstood they occurred In the pay­ contracts had disappeared from his to pass from the kidney cause not to worry. Gals. It can’t do any down. Among the 900 trees at the Ity, as well aa being of much help possession. He began serving the ciding to offer the Vinson txmus bill These thoughts ate aroused by tha violation sent to the D. J., are oil "W alt until we get outside." tains possession of tbe passport Stoughton, was introduced. The Six B u i^ Wounds. Dancing in the gym from 8:30 to roll account of the bank while Mar­ hla life, things of certainty and of stretching by the rough jagged good and you'll only get yourelf Villa Louise only about 50 of the to the different representatives, shall was an official. Jail term only after taking hla fight fact that the revolt In Greece la im­ He Lands Big Game code eases—forwarded by Glavls Steve told her. When they were and thus goes about hto criminal ac­ girls planned for future meetings I 12:30. Music by Richard Benve- — the bill backed by the American an hour Inevitably about to strike. edges passing through the ureter. A worked up. W e’ll find some wav white peach variety are growing. tivities with comparative immunity. ^ ' null and his orche.stra. Tho girls' who may not otherwise have the : to escape the sentence through tha mediately followed by reports of Glavls Is u genial, wlde-syad, bald- and Ickes. on the street he went on, "1 to help Phil— ’’ after which W’e sang the following:' l«g lo n ‘a apoheamtn— to the House He saw tha phllosupble dreams ot headed, tall, middle-aged fellow who good deacrlptiob o f the pain waa The crop they 'will produce vMll Lovely Jean Arthur is cast in the time or the opportunity to meet men I Dragonflies feed on horseflies. Supreme Court. Labor violations of eodes have given by 'Montaigne who wrote, "A thought I was going to have good Gale turned to that be could not bring a good price, but It will be Hike Song, Camp Song, Girl Scouts,' rhiladclphia. March\7. - ( A r ) — ! fo*- for favorable conalderatlon marked mobilization of Turkish divisions on speaks very softly and seems con­ picture as the girl whom Robinson yesterday grow into the flux of to­ received more ettenlon from Glavls sharp and craggy atone that cruelly news for you but Wllklna, the Taw see that her eyes were moist. She U. S. A., Arwee, A-woe and Little Wlth six bullet wounds IrKhls back.l, 7 ^ “ to 4:15, beginners; 4:15 the Tbacean frontier, and the mass­ stantly amazed at all the things small. has always loved but has been too the end of the eonteat between that day and the perfected image of to­ than from anyone else here. He pricks and tear thee.” Sweating, yer I hoped would help us, is out said, "Yes, Father." For an In­ One grower in Glastonbury who Sir Echo. Our former captain. Patrolman Thomas Clocca.''43. w as; ” ,5' people try to get away with. Hie shy to woo. With hto unexpected ing of Bulgarian troops close be' exploded the scandal of the kick- nausea and vomiting may be as- of town. May not be back for a stant tbe two hands clasped firm­ has 2.000 trees, has no white peach­ Miss Jane Grant, gave out some of found dying early today on the en- . P"*"** w*" measure and the Patman bill pro­ morrow. And knowing, as he exposures of dishonesty In high distinction and newly found courage back racket by which workers on ioclated with the atUcka o f colic. week, they said. ly. Then Gale said, " I ’d better go es and will not have any to harvest the notices. We haJ a goodnight closed porch of his home a sitort's' from 7 to 9 o clock. viding ter tha paying of the bonua bind the Macedonian border. In- could not but know, the magnificent places have been making hea^loe he turns the table on hto hardboiled Saturday. PWA Jobs had to pay back large An odd thing la that tbe pain may "We've got to have a lawyer, help Mary— " this year. There was a general dis­ circle and sang “Taps.'’ A court time after ho finished his tour atantly tha whole Balkan area la in­ history for years. counterpart and crashes through to ; Thc„ girls’ dancing' classes will i with naw money tnatcad of through share he had had in shaping his na­ sums of their wages to contractors. seem to raise from the other kidney. Galt said firmly, "Everyone's Her father hod certainly taken cussion on the proper method to of honor was held after the regular duty. The Ballinger-Hearit Mexican a heart-stirring climax. ihqet as follows: 9:30 to 10, begin-i borrowing on bondi. But that volved in a case o f jitters; tha hair tion's destiny, is It any wonder he Plasterers’ and other unions In "Sand" refers to the very email against Phil and, oh, Steve, he's the news beter than she bad ex­ care for the trees this year. It waa meeting. W ill the girls please Detectives Immediately arrested OUR SPECIAL 2 FOR 1 document, and Teapot Dome acan- begins to rise up on the backs ot citlea ilka San Francisco and Phil­ Innocent! We’vs got to do soroS' pected. Gale was surprised. It decided that there should not be The co-feature of- this fine pro­ bring a picture suitable for silhou­ hto estranged wife, Phoebe, from nei^; 10:30 to 11. tiny tots; 11 to j BOBcluatoa would be too haaty. Tha could go gaily to hla rest, happy m dals are among his fields of tri- particles which may cause no trou­ adelphia have written to thank him thing!" was after the evening meal when as much pruning but more atten­ gram to “Little Men” of the famous ettes next week? whom he had been separated since 11:30>intermediate; 11:30 to 12. ad- MBunlttee, as a matter of fact, did Russia and Italy. Timph. He la an able lawyer as well ble. "Gravel" la the next larger sise, van ced .\ ' tha consolouaneaa of a stupendous for busting up what they aald was while the atone la the largesL I know. There's a fellow Joe she was wiping the dishes as Mary tion given to the ground. Louisa M. Alcott classic which has Scribe, Virginia Armstrong. Thanksgiving and held her for ques­ as a super-sleuth. The bojis’ swimming classes will aa expert piece o f atradditng on the Nervea, temperament, suspicion, success achieved tor the sons ol an ancient form of graft. In some districts in England ths GIHaaple was telling me about— washed them that Mary said, “ Your been read by nearly a million tioning. j While the big oil companies were Many of his staff ara lawyers. young fellow who hasn’t been prac­ Americans of three generations. also meet: 9>30 to 10:15. beginners; fuaatlon o f how the bonua ahall be unreasoning fear, a thousand yaara men 7 i tendency to tbe formation of atones father don't look so good, do you Troop 9. The meeting of Troop The policeman died In a hospital hollering loudest about "hot oil ’ They watch for such plots os con­ ticing law very long. Joe aald he’s think so?" The screen “ Little Men" closely 9 opened in the tower room. N o­ shortly after the shooting which oc­ 10:15 to 11, intermediate; 11 to! paid, though It wsa deflnlta tneugb spent on the qul-vlvt watching for and the little fellows, Glavls discov­ is so high that they are known as METHODIST DRAMATIC As tha great jurist Is laid In hts tract speclflcatlons so worded aa smart, though ot course, be hasn’t "Why — I thought he seemed follows the book’s plot revolving tices were read by Captain Suther­ curred about 1 a. m. today, as doc­ 11:45, advanced. unknown, non-exiatent perils, flim ered that they themselves were buy­ "stone counties." In some American In advtatng that It abeuld ba paid thrice honored tomb tomorrow, on to bar oompetltiva bidding and thus kidney stones, although tbU tend­ had an mueh experience oa some rather tired. , around the delightful group of land. . Patrol corners were formed tors were preparing for an emergen­ The regular plunge period for men ! ■emebow. The means by which Ian clvIUaation. ing "hot oil" at about half tbe fair save P W A much money, because a of the other lawyers. n i find out CLUB PLAY MARCH 22 youngsters at Plumfleld School, In will be held from 7 to 8 o’clock. ' tha ninety-fourth anniversary of his price. ency Is not aa pronounced as in tbs M ery nodded. "Looks sort of and dues and attendance were taken. cy operation. Why? What sense does It bidder who can be eure of landing English couiitiss. People living where he lives end have a talk peeked," she went on. " I no­ the quaint New England of 1870. It Police said they learned that Mrs. The Rec volley ball team will play ! the 'straddle was aeeompllsbsd w as birth, thera should be no tears—only You never heard anything about Scout work was done and a few pre­ a P W A bid may then boost the with him tonight." ticed It when he first come to the assertedly possesses an unusual pared to pass tests for badges. We Clocca returned yesterday from the West Springfield Y. M. C. A. tub giving o f instrueUoDs to the make 7 it, but Glavls. raised the devil with where the drinking water is bad a great thankfulness for the bene­ price aa high aa he likes. would do well to use dlsUlled water. "W in you. Steve? Oh. I hope table. I don't believe all that read- "F Is for Family” to Be Pre­ depth of emotion in addition to many all most sincerely hope that Mrs. Rhode Island where she had been volley ball team here at 5:30.^ sommlttee's ehairmsa to ssk the Find the answers In ths monkey them. Once he got an Indictment you can persuade him! It's so in' be doea is good ter him. Sits sented Under Direction of a quiet smile, with a strong roman­ staying with three children since A public whist party will be'held diction of his life, for the knowledge against the big Gulf Oil ( Mellon l An operation is usually advised by Johnson makes a speedy recovery Reuse rulsa oommtttee ter a ngula- house. Haters Are Legion most text books on tbe subject of dreadful— Phil In that Jail and no. thsrs all day with bis nose in a tic appeal for grown-ups as well as and that she can return to us soon. she and her husband separated. She at the West Side Rec on Ccclar 1 that in such aa he the human race company in Philadelphia for al­ Glavls has investigated every­ body doing anything to help him!" Mrs, T. B. Kehler. street. Play will start at 8 o’clock'! Uon permItUng the Pttman bill to kidney stones, but I have bandied book. And he didn't sat nothin'— younger spectators. We do miss you. The goodnight met him at the trolley car atop h u not only high hopes but a guni- leged violation ol oil code labor pro­ thing from the political squabble in "A lawyer li the only one who hardly nothin’, Rut then you and prizes will be awarded. visions. i,.any cases of this tiiiuble and have "F. Is For Family," a three-act circle was formed and the meeting where he usually gets off, they aald. be offered as an amendment to the antee of a glorious destiny. tbe Virgin Islands to the Mrs. can help him. I ’ll see this fellow didn’t eat more than a mouthful PESTIFEROUS His insistence on examining cer­ seldom been forced to recommend comedy by Kurtz Gordon will be waa closed with the singing of and the two walked toward the Vinson mmsurc. Roo.sevelt-Louls Howe pel subalst- Joe told me about. I f he won’t yourself." house. WINTER NOT SO CX>LD tain oil contracts also has brought surgical interference, has been my presented by the recently formed "Taps." The honesty of the Comptroller- ence homestead at Roedaville, W. experience that In most cases kid­ take the ooaa I ’ll find someone who "I wasn’t hungry.” They said Ciocca's service gun The effect of this will be to psst a great roar from an Industry which will." Dramatic CHub of the South Metho­ Scribe, Phyllis Barrett. General of tha United Btatae, J. R. Va.. where a lot of money was ney stones may be sufficiently dU- "You ought to eat just the same. waa found fully loaded in his holster Washington, March 7— (AP) — the buck, on the question of choice says Its records are secret. "Oh. Steve. ri| be so grateful!" dist church in the parish hall on F ri­ wasted. Even certain White Houss Bolved through a proper fasting and A body can't keep goin' 'less they Troop 11. W e opened our meet­ but another pistol which he had The weather bureau to having a McCarl, has never been questioned Glavls got the evidence and In­ “ I only adeh I could do more day-evening, March 22. Mrs. T. B. Girl Ntween the two bills, to the House folk were sour about that last one. dieting regimen. A fruit juice fast eat." ing with the selection of new pa­ formerly used, was found on the quiet chuckle today at some people and Is no more likely to be than tha dictment which convicted Governor You can see that, between one Gale." Kehler has been secured to coach Twice a year we bring you this “2 IRtmbcnbtp nnd to transfer the con­ and large quantities of distilled Gals did not answer. Her eves trols. We have three more girls m porch near his body under a wom­ who predicted the winter of 1934-35 Langer of North Dakota of solicit­ They walked In silence ter a few the club for this, their initial public veracity of any ona of those meticu­ thing and another, tha man who water ara always to be recommend­ wero on the clock on the shelf Scout our troop. They are Statla God- an's ebat. would be unusually cold. test hetween the two measures from ing campaign funds from federal moments.' "The main thing," Steve performance, and a live, continuous­ lous truth-tellem for whose heart’s probably is America's foremost de­ ed aa the acid fruit juice ssems to across the room. Mhe said, " i kop- leskl, Lucille Conran and Jane T ay­ It turned out to be a very warm for 1” sale of Dependable Drug employes. He Is now Investigating tective has attracted a lot of haters. went on. "Is that you mustn't wor* ly interesting play to anticipated. winter in almost all o f the United the eommUtee to the floor. NEW have a specifle effeet in dissolving poae It’s too early to look for Steve lor. Alter forming patrols we blood decent, kindly people so-oft«n similar cases which Involve Demo­ Nearly all those haters have po­ the stones. ry. It won't help and you’ll only yet.” Originally produced at the Lenox New States. The weather bureau Inci­ On tbs whole this was probably cratic pollticldna. picked girls to train the new girls DR. WOODRUFF SPEAKER Merchandise—not sale merchandise yearn —thoaa unspeakable pests who litical connections of some kind and Ths best plan is to give the fast­ make youreelf sick. You’ve got tp "Did be say when he'd com e?" LitUc theater in New York city. It dentally issued no forecast of what tha wisest course possible for the The other ilay a prominent Mas­ many have gone complaining to be calm about this. Gale. Got to has been a great favorite with ama­ In tenderfoot work. They are; the winter would be like. persist In shouting aloud on every ing and dieting methpo a reasonable "No. Just said he’d stop in after Marion Mason, Eleanor Vinseck; brought in for the event and the nommittse to taka. Cloee and Im­ YORK sachusetts politician fell Into the friends In Ckingross. keep your nerve—" teurs, and is a royalty play. The Between 85 and 90 per cent ot trial; if the stone Is too large to be he’d seen the lawyer.” Marjorie Mertens, Llicille Conran, BEFORE WOMEN’S CLUB Inappropriate occasion the tetter . B«MNiAMfivia WC tolls because Glavis proved he had But Glavls also has friends and " I ’ll try. I've been—tryin g!” leading role Is not ^rtrayed by any the country bad a winter warmer partial observers at Washington dissolved In thla wSy, I than recom­ Mary soaped the dishcloth and The monthly meeting of the Girl Florence Baasler, Jane Taylor, Mil­ that brand o f precise truth which »o grafted on C W A —another Glavls admirers. This group, which in­ mend surgery. "Youve done a awell job,” he washed a plate. "Lawyers," she one person, but by an entire fam ily Scout Council will be held at head­ than normal. The small portion In leftover shipped on to another store bad about come to the concluaion By PAUL H.4RKI80.V fleld. cludes Ickea and Juitlca Brandeis, told her. "so far. And I know dred Sheldon, Statla Godleski, Ruth the northeast that waa colder than frequently serves as a robust and said, “ coat money." — Haynes’s. Each member, from old quarters at 2:00 o’clock Tuesday, Frazier;’ Agnes Carbarski. Mar­ Di.scusse.s Thirteenth Century’s tiuit the Patman bill would be re- hopes hla hawklike eye wrill ba set QirERTION’g AND .ANgWBRg you're going to keep it up. You "I don’t core qbout that. I’ll fogey George Haynes, the head of March 12th. normal was not ao cold as It was —but merchandise from our well unassailable substitute for the vilest New York, March 7.—At tme.s I Hulls Raids On PW A jorie Mertens was elected scribe by EfTeets on Modern Life and p-irtrd and the Vinson bill slde- to watching expenditure of that can’t go back on Phil, you know." work—I ’ll find some way to pay. the house, to Roger, the juvenile The monthly meeting of the Offi­ the previous winter. of defamatory Ilea. {everybody like to browse through flics of veiy He has saved an cnormoua sum of $♦.000,000,000 asked for next year's final votes. Our meetings will be Thought in Interesting frackci] because a majority of tbe (Muscular Weakness) If only they will set Phil free. novelist, bsis a separate plot, center­ cers’ Association will be held at at 6 o'clock on Thursday evenings and favorably known San-Tox Drug knows that animal—nnd averybody old newspapers. They lift the veil P W A funda through exposures of rtllcf program. Question: Mrs. U. H. writes: "My The words ran through her head You see he didn’t do It, Mary! He ing In him or her and contributing headquarters at 7:30 o’clock Wed­ M eeting!. •..inmlttae members were known lo from now on. We played a game hates him Ilka the very devil. of years In a way no novel or movio husband is a middle aged man and like a refrain. It was what abc didn’t have anything at a » to do to the larger story of the fam ily as nesday, March 13th. All Council called "Charades” and closed with .merchandise—our leader for the lavor the project of paying the must rtmember, what aha must tell The regular bi-weekly meeting of can do. I like to 1 laglnr, too, what is losing the use of the muscles ot with it. The whole thing was a whole. The cast of en Is evenly member and Brownie leaders have a court of honor. McCarl la ao honest that ha Is Wellington saw thla amazing show restaurants shows that people buy herself over end over again. She framed— 1" the Center Church Profo.s.slonal AVOID UGLY PIMPLES be nu3 with new currency. How­ a New York columnist would have his arms and hands. The right hand divided between men and women, all been invited to this meeting. There Scribe, Marjorie Mertens. past fourteen years. perhaps the very greatest nuisance twlcp In London. less of meat, potatoes, and heavy started first and Is now quite stiff. couldn’t go back on Phil! Ha nesd- I know! 1 know!” Mary had Women was held at the parish house ever the straddling device adopted found had he been etrolling Broad­ of whom have had considerable ex­ will be as speaker Dr. Kelly from Does a pimply face embarras you’’ Scarcely Ics.s thrilling Is the foods, and more of des.serts. It is about one and one half years td her as ha never needed heard all that before. She woohed on Tuesday, the program for the j In our feis TIMES SQUARE DISTRICT t^SS—which they will scarcely do. him out of hla Job. Under the law. there to pursue Biblical research . . . Aocordlagly makln' a picture!" storm which he caught the cold that other gift for the wife of their for­ that next week will be the 23rd an­ Epsom Salts, pound’s ...... 2 for 25c whom the food It served. been In bed four months with heart "Balshazzar’s Feast" Is raising a killed him. mer pastor, a large birthday c^e, lilD any event the bonus question is The one redeeming thing shout trouble. M y meala seem to make The sketch showed something niversary of the Girl Scout organ­ Ca-stor Oil, regular at ,23c...... 2 for 25c Pond’s Tissues, reg. at 19c, now.. 2 for 23c few eyebrows, too, but so spectacu­ that might have been a bouse. Most of It, of course, deals with beautifully decorated in pink and iBiarer to settlement right now than McCarl. aside from the basic germ By DR.. M ORRIS FIS H B E IN ao much gas, which Increases the ization. We will celebrate tjils by Camphorated Oil, regular at .T9c, for . ,20c lar la this huge painting that no­ Editor, Journal of the American There were windows and a door, the Revolution; and we get a clear green and with the words, "Happy playing Washington Oossing the ih has ever been and the chances of that monstrous honesty o f his. Is body has taken open objection to It. heart pallpltaUon. Does diet affect 1 . . . A MODERN HOTEL "ON ITS Tr. Iodine with .Applicator, regular at 2.5c Pond’s Cold Cream, regular at 33c and 50c, .Medical AeaoclaUou. aad o f Hygeto, ANYTHING TO OBLIGE the heart?" rather disproportionate, and on picture of the. black discouragement Birthday." . It was baked by Mrs. Delaware. The meeting was closed itepear to be very largely In favor the fact that hla 18 years adU oe NIblo’a Diorama, on Broadway, was top a roof with a chimney from and aoul-weartnesa with which Selma Olson and decorated by Mrs. by singing "Embers of Campfire" ...... 2 for 25c now offered for ...... 24c and 49e the Health Magaatua Answer: Yes,* the diet certainly TOES" EVERY MINUTE TO MAKE built especially to house the great which smoke waa issuing. Yes, Washington contended. Alma Ctosperson. The coke occu­ and ‘Taps." Glycerin, 2-oz. 25c size, n o w ...... 2 for 25c « f the veterani getting their money up a year from next July, and that People on reUef ore getilng a Philadelphia — Arrested three does affect tbe h e a rt. The cause of panoramic work, which takes up there was even a garden in front We find him at Boston, reporting pied tbe center o f the dining table, Scribe, Jessie Little. YOUR VISIT MOST PLEASANT lafore the Fourth o f July. he cannot, by law, be reappointed. better selection of the right kinds times within a short period on fraud moet of tbe discomfort In heatl Boric Acid, regular 15c size now 2 for 15c The New Modess— “Certain-safe"—-Pro* 2,000 square feet of canvas. o f the house with a flower, almoat that the Massachusetts soldiers with green candles on each side. of food for their health than ore charges, a man who gives his name trouble la an excess accumulation of Zinc Ointment, reg. at 20c, now 2 for 20c tection—on sale for 17c each, .T^for 50c He is the flret Comptroller-Gen­ toll as the dwelling Itself, bloom­ seem "a nasty and dirty race," ex­ Dainty refreshments and a social Troop 5. Tbe regular meeting of os Howard C. Franklin told detec­ gaa, producing pressure against tha 700 ROOMS , $#>.50 . .. eral we ever had. He ought to be Side Show many of ui who are free to moke up ing In the foreground. pressing dismay at the petty Jeal­ time followed. Troop 6 waa held on Monday at the It MONKEY HOUSE our own diets. tive Sergeant Jacob Gomborrow: heart. This Is caused by eating Hottest spot in town la Euterpian ^*Now, Ruthle, run along,’’ her ousies and provinctaltom of hla o f­ Hollister street school. The meet­ 700BATHS^~” Z ‘^"'7 the last. Ths law creating this "N ext time you want me. Just wrong eombinationa of foods, which Many other bargain^— it will pay you to shop here— clean, dependable merchandise {^Anyone who has passed many Hall, on Broadway, where there Is The baakeU of food distributed to leave your card If I’m not at home, mother sold harshly. "Don’t both­ ficers, wondering If Congress will WINDSOR ACCIDENT ing opened with a reviewing o f koota office should be repealed. Then, If combinations produce fermenteUoo — Money-back guarantee^______an exhibition of Sinclair's Peristre- the poor each month generally con­ and I ’ll come in." er Gale with your nonsense. The ever give the army Its support. and tbe horseshoe formation. In biurs la the monkey houses o f sooa In the stomach and intestines also, HOTEL CHARLES L. ORNSTEIN, Monogar some such Job as his Is rsally neces­ ihlcb Panorama o f events In the tain not only the essential f o ^ re­ poor gtrl's near at her wit’s Then oomsa hto growing appreclt* Windsor, (Tonn., March 7— Stanley the formation Ruth Beebe was In­ I hardly have failed to experience Sergeant Gomborrow left his cord by sating such foods aa onions, gar­ Mar>’ Oliver Chocolates— 60c a pound. Special Two-pound Box for this .sale • •. .$1.00 sary—and it undoubtedly Is fife of Napoleon. There ore twelve quirements in the way o f proteins, tlon of hla soldlem’ valor — a grudg* Pjepierlechke of Hartford was In- vested as a Girl Scout Special — 11 and later found FrankUn waiting lic, cabbage, etc., which always pro­ ^wall nigh IncxpUcabia phenome- pictures, each with figures the size carbo-hydrates, fats, mlnsi^ salts, It’s very fine." Gale told the ing admiselon o f the mlHtla’s useful­ lured today when hto automobile care waa given to tbe opening for­ ■liould be recreated under a law for him at police headquarters. duce a large amount o f flatulence. o f life, and their movements across and vitamins, but they also meet child gently, " I didn't know you ness, even — and bis ever-mounting crashed into a trolley car on Deck- mation because o f a B ro v ^ e Fly-up drawn with some reasonable r^ard the stage ore oecompented by a Megistreta Roberta held the oblig­ the varying appeUtes of the differ­ ing prisoner in *1,000 baU for San luld moke ce p ic anger at the countrYa hlindnssa to -rs hill here. A t the Hartford hos­ which will take place soon. The mVBTsntly is well with tbe to the workablUty of tha aattoo's military bond nd a description c0 ent races or groups of peopie. Wheat with low protein content "W ont to I me make ons7 the army's needs. pital attendants said the man bad -J.— ?•«, Franclsck authorlUes on a bad ■a the result o f axoesaive rolnfaU In girls were divided Into three groups THE CENTER PHARMACY ti^ Duke of PARAMOU NT Y et e study of teod consumed la *7fot now. I ’d like to sreteb you luffered a possible fracture of the check charge. tha later period ^ growth. PubUshed ^ Reynol and Hitch- to work on badges. The girls work­ (Formerly Packard’s) 487 Mala MOW other time." Gale tumedlooek. the book sella for tIAO.. ikuU, a broken rib and a broken ing on first class devoted their Urns 4«th Street, West of Broadway, NEW YORK ankle. to Laundress and Housekeeping ■ ‘ ! ■ ...... \ , ' -

^AGE SIX MANrHES'fER EVENING HERALD. MANGHiOri k k . GUNN. THURSDAY, MARCH 7,1985, WANCHESTEK EVENING fUCKALU, MANUHtSITIER UUNM. THUKSUAX, MARUH 7, 1909. P A o t ii ' '■.'■■fi'' bean tajurad ta a rscent automobile of tbs mataUnaacs o t atata normal rectors for the ensuing three years auicident training schools. were elected aa foUowa: -W altar N. gregational church officiated. Burial field, Wapptag, Highland Park, and President of the Board of Dtrsetors, SEN. LONG FILES The return of tbs marriage of Deaths Last Night FARRAND WITH BAND Attendance at the Hebron Green Foster, Charles J. Dewey, George was ta Grove Hill cemetery. SQUARE DANCE CONTEST Southington. will presiije. Local canvassers are DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Gertrude Louise Brown of WlUiman- school has been decidedly cut down lY.i.f.CA.JVotes planning to be present Overnight A. M A. CoUtaa PUBUC SUPPORT Marriage Aanonn^ rHURtOAY, MARCH 7 (C«ntr*1 Bild EMtero SUadtrd Ttm«) tlc to Michael Edward Bertheiaume since the measles epidemic made Its A son, Karl, Jr., waa bom recent­ AT REC TOMORROW ROCKVILLE Mr. and Mra. Howard Mehr o f Woodstock Reunion Madrid—The Duke of Mlraoda, N*l*i All profTuni to fcor and buls chain, or areup, th,r«>f uniM* FARLEY CHARGES of South CJoventry, has recently appearance here. Only nine pupils ly to Mr. and Mra. Karl Jones of Grove etreet announce the marriage AT JARVIS GROVE H AU COUNTY V AOnVITUS News last chief of former King Alfonso's Tho annual rsunton ot boys from ■wl' ceaat to ooa,t (• t, a) animation Include, all available atatlona been received at the town clerk's were In attendance at the primary SouQi Windsor. of their daughter, Isabelle Burch to Rrapram, aubjfct to chang,. P- M. Cant. BoaL office. The marriage took place at household. URGED FOR GOOD Boeketball Tenmey all secttoiM of Hartford County wbo room at the last report, where there Mrs. Bernard Oarrity baa had aa Well Known Local Banjolst to Archie Saxby, auperintondent of the have attended Ctamp Woodstock, WARANOKE BUILDING NBC-WBAP NETWORK 8:45— 8:45—Baauty Program — aaat; Hebron, February 9, the Rev. are normally thirty. Los Angelas—EMdla Coebrone, 36, Armouncement has besn msds ot her guest for the past week. Miss Scantlc School near broad Brook. summer ctimp o f the County YMCA. Boston — Governors ot tbs ax Milton Charloa, Organlat—wait Harold Keen performing the cere­ Quite a number of young people formerly of Winnipeg, once an out­ Play at Weekly Dance In Series of Square Dances to Be ■ABIC — K „ti wbat wiw » n l wile 8:56— 8:88—Proaa. Radio Now, Period Ann Murphy o f Attleboro, Mass. DEMOCRATS OF TOLLAND The wedding took place on March annual Hartford Ckiunty YM C A will be held this coming Saturday New England atates were tavltod wjar wtag web fcyw whlo wfbr wre 8:00— 7:00—Myrt and Margo — aaat; Says He Will Prove That mony. from Hebron attended the 23rd standing boxer ta the Junior light­ Conducted to Settle Chun- CHANGES ADVANCED mgy wtwn irea* wtam wwj arnl; mid; There have been quite e few cases School St. Building. SANITARY WORKS 1 at Portchester, N. Y. Mra. Saxby basketball tournament for Junior afternoon and evening at the Hart­ to attend a meeting hers March 30 Chicago Conaart Orehaatra—woat The Jewish Agricultural Society, birthday party given in honor o f weight division. kM wmaq wed who wow wdaf wkbf 8:18— 7:18 — Juat Plain BUI - eaat: of whooping cough ta the western Is a graduate of the Rockville High pionship Couple. teams, to be held at the Manchester ford 'YMCA. The program will be at which development of thslr tor* NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj Orch.-Dixie: Orehaatra-midweat Inc., a New York concern, has sold Jesse Hills ta ^ Ito n Monday eve­ Petersburg, 111.—Harry Schirdtag, FLAK MEMOERSHIP DRIVE School and the Wllllmantlc Normal rltory as a recreational center win wiba katp w,bc wdar kfyr cret ctel Cabinet Officer k Con­ pert o f the town recently. The return appearance of Richard YJd.C.A. on Saturday March 16, from 4 to 8 p. m. and will Include SOUTH — wrv, wplf wwnc wl, wlaa 8:3(H. 7:30—Nick Lucao, Troubadour to George D. Brott, president of the ning. About 40 were present In­ 65, bank president and prominent School and has been engaged as a The frame and door construction be discussed. —oaat; Buck Rogora—midw repeat East Hampton Bank and Trust livestock Judge throughout the mid­ Benvenuti and hie Orcheatra at the Ckimmencing this Saturday night and Saturday. March 3$. The Junior games, a swim in the Y pool, spec­ wfla-w,un wlod w,m wmr w,b w,pl 8:45— 7:48—Beak* Cartar’a Commanta cluding a good many' from Bolt'on teacher and physical director at the in the remodeled.front of the Wars- Jamestown, R. I.— Alm ar Hunt, wJ^ wemb kvoo wkr wfaa wbap kpre Company, the Nicholas Sklarsky and Gilead. Games were played and w est School Street Recreation building, Higher Standards of Chric Trophy to Be Given Town tournament Is for boys who are un­ ial movies and - enterta\ment, the 7:00-. 8:00—Phil Spitalny*, Qlrl Ravua nected With ADeged G raft Plainville public school for several the management of the Jarvta annual banquet, and announcement noke Inn building la so fa r advanced 20, was mistaken for a bear tw bis wool ktb, ktb, WMOB wav* wiar —baale: Imperial Hawallana—Dixie place on the old Colchester road. dancing enjoyed and a fine birthday San Diego, Calif.—Mrs. Ella tomorrow evening should bs ampis der 16 years ot age on March 16 MOUNTAIN—ko* kdri kflr kghl 7:80- 8:30—Edwin C. ■ Hill Forum— Which Brings in Largest years. Grove dance ball will sponsor a and for boys who are under 19 on of plans for' the 1935 season. All employer, Chief of Police (3n3reen PACIFIC—k»o kfl kew komo ktuj Two hundred SLcres of luid go with spread served. Mr. Hills Is the son Moore Hawley, 85, widow of the late W A U ST. BRIEFS reason for an overflowing crowd but that It Is now possible for a person baale: Orch.—weat: Cencart—Dlzla Cleanliness Needed for Number Before Jniy 1. that date wbo weigh leas than 110 Woodstock campers and leaders In said, and waa sbot to death. kfad ktat km kpo kn kga k>r kra 8:00— 8:00—Walter O'Koaf* A Shew the place. There la a large cement of Alerton W. Hills of Gilead. He Rear Admiral John M. Hawley. Director Frank Busch has addtd an­ series of five prise old-faehloned who it abis to get Inside o f the Cnt. E*,t. 8:30— 8:30—Waring’a Pannaylvahian, Washington, March 7.— (AP) — dwelling house and farm buildings. New York, March 7.—In Wall other entertaining feature on the dances. The square dance before pounds. The touraament Is open to this section are Invited to be pres­ now makes his home with his wife's walled off section to see Just what An English memory expert sold 4;10— 1:10—Rlvardal, B*y Slngar, 8:80—10:30—Capt. Dobala Ship of Joy Senator ^ n g (D., La.), filed with The farm was formerly known as father. Oscar Andersen, in Bolton. street quarters It is estimated that evening's program, with no addi­ The Tolland County The Tol­ Intermission each Saturday night any team of younger boys ta the ent for the reunion program. 4 :4 ^ 1:4b—Wllll, Sryant', Orchntra 8:4^10:48—The Voice of Cruaadara Health, State Engineer ANDOVER Ctounty. Entries should be sent to the change will look like. The lo­ his bead for $5,000 so that setentisto t:0lk— SKIP—Xavlar Cugat'a Orch,Hr, 10:00—11:0O-Llttl* J. Little Or*.—ba. the Senate yesterday formal charges the Glendale place. A Lenten service will be held this first quarter eamtaga ‘ of the In­ tional charge being made. M aitinj land County DemocraUc Association wUl be the prize dance and all In conjunction with tbe afternoon ale: Myrt and Marge—rpt for waat couplet In the ball will take part. the Hartford Office of the County might study it after be Is dead. B i l ^ t;lb —Amar. Vacation,I Aaa'n. against Pos'master General Farliy Eighth grade pupils of the town evening at the home of the Misses WAPPING tegrated oil complies east of his appearance on the evening's has completed plans for an tatenstva events, a meeting of parents will be cation o f the doors o f both'stores S:W— 4:IP—Pr,,a-Radio Now, Parlod 10:18—11:18—Little Jack Little Orehaa. schools visited the state library at Pacific coast will make a less favor­ program will be Jimmy Farrand, tha Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phelps at­ Impartial Judgea will pick out the YMCA, 98 b m stroet on or before held to consider the plan of forming S:lb— t:lb —Mary Small A Orebaatra 10:30—11:30—Art Warran'a Orehaatra and contended he would prove thsm Pendleton, the Rev. Harold Keen, Declares. membership campaign to take place has been so changed as to bring 10:45—11:45—Jerry Fraaman Orehaatra Hartford, Tuesday forenoon, in The Sunday School Board of the able showing than ta the first quar­ well known local radio star, who tended the sendee at ths Episcopal winning couple and they w ill receive Wednesday noon, March 18. The a parents' association of Camp 8:45— S;45—Silly Batehalor'a Skalcn if the Senate would vote an investi­ rector. In ctuu-gc. It Is planned to the entrance In about center o f the • ;0P- 7t00—Hal Kamp A Orahaatra —baale. Qua Arnhoim Ore.—mldw search of historical material on the hold weekly services Thursday eve­ Federated Church will hold the next ! ter of 1934 ta spite o, the moderate as banjoist toured New England and from now until July 1. President church ta Hebron Wednesday morn­ cash prises and free admission entrance fee of $8 covers all ex­ Woodstock. Albert Snyder, Vice-1 A Orchoatra gation of the Cabinet officer. Sil$— 7i1S—Whlaparlng Jack Smith coming state tercentenary. Only meeting at the home of Mr. and recovery ta petroleum pnees from New York state with Hank Keene John N. Keeney o f ttaU city has ing. tickets to the grand prise dance to penses. A trophy will be a'wsrded Chairman of the Camp Woodatock ' stores. There will be smaller glass 4:30— 7:30—Sarnard'a Mlnatral Show 11:30—12:30—Loon Navara Orehaatra— The charges were filed In reply to ning through Lent, at the homes of Public tateroat and public aupport 7:00— S:00—Rudy Vallaa'a Hr.—c to a ^.eaal; Keith Batcher Orch.—mldw two pupils went from the Hebron parishioners of St. Peter's Episcopal Mrs. Ralph E. Collins next Thursday { the low levels of the decembar a iij his Connecticut HlllbUllsf and appointed the following committee Mrs. John T. Murphy o f Boston be held on the fifth Saturday night, to tbe winning team. Board of Trustees, will preside. on each side of the doors, but will BRONCHIAL 12:00— 1:00—C. Hopkina Or.—wabc a demsmd from the Senate post of­ to bring about m or* aanitary and S;00— 4:00—Showboat of tha Atrwava ■Green grammar room. They ac­ church. All interested are cordially evening at 7:80. ---- quarter. Last year'a first quarter hs has been heard many Umea from to have charge of the campaign and Mrs, Eugene Plntt and children April 6. A t the grand prise dance 4 :00—laiOO-Whltaman'a Mualc Kail fice committee for a list of witneM- more decent dlaposal of Jity waatea, provide a bettor display window NBC-WJZ NETWORK companied Representative Edmund invited to attend. There were twenty membera of profits were the best since 1930 for Hs also has been heard a t : Mra. Fannie Dixon Welch of Ctalum o f Wapplng have been visiting their the winners of the four previous BaskstbaU Banquet 10:00—11:00—John B. Kannady'a Talk es Long planned to present and tlie Wnc. togather with the promotioa of a Pilot to Speak than waa possible ta the former 10.15—11:18—Jack Bargor A Orehaatra BASIC — Boat: w]a w bi.w bta wbal H. Horton on the trip to and from Wapptag Orange who motored to a number of the Important units. many of the minstrels presented ta bla, Louis Lavltt of Ellington, Mrs. father, Addison Frink. Saturdays will form the only eet on Plans are being completed for COUGHS evidence he would seek to elicit earefuUy planned and energetic pro­ arrangement Tbe change that Is 10:70—11:30—Eddia Duchin'a Orehaatra *477 wmal Hartford, with Mrs. Elizabeth Ives Tolland Grange last Tuesday eve­ Manchester and nearby cities. Ruth Cooley of Rockville, Mrs The Sunday evening' service led the floor and the winning couple tbe County YM C A basketball ban- Lewis A. McCIsln, Chief Test 11:00—12:00—Hani^ King A Orehaatra ^ : Mid: wcky wenr wla kwk kwer from them. TIMBER THIEVES gram for permanent munidpal to be made at the north end of the koll wren wmaq kao wkbf as chaperon. Mrs. James Kahn of The National Coal Association es­ Dancing will bs from 8:30 until Fitch N. Jones o f Hebron and by he Hartford Mission Fellowship will receive a large cash prise and quetj to be held at the community Pilot of the Pratt A Whitney Air­ 11:30—12:30—Jo* Ralohman Orehaatra The answer was read before the ning where it was Neighbors' Night. cleanltaeas, are much needed today building will not be as extensive as Just a Few Sips and— NORTHW EST A CANAD IAN — wtmJ the Jagger school, and Mias Per- Legan^port, Ind. — Possibly the Wapplng Grange furnished a part timates bituminous coal production 12:30. Julius Meyer o f South Willington. group In the Andover Congrega­ 'the honor of being champion square house ta Wapplru next sreek Wed­ craft Corporation, will be the gruest CB8 WABC NETWORK wiba kstp wabc wday kfyr erct cfcf full Senate, Juat before the commit­ for the protection of the public was supposed. Instead of bricking Like a Flash— Relief! mella Breusseau of the Amston thieves who visited the W. L. Fer- of the program. Ellington and in the United States for the week A trophy donated by the associa­ tional church, was ta charge o f MUs dancers. nesday evening, March 18. marking speaker at the March meeting ot BASIC—Eaot: wabe wade woku wcao SOUTH — wrv* wptf wwnc wla wjax tee met for the third successive day healtta, It was stated by Warren J Lillian Robinson, of the Hartforo the close of tbe 1984-86 basketball the Board of Directors of the up tha whole front and making waab wnae war wkbw wkre whk cklw wfla.wann wlod warn wmc wob wapl school transported the 8th graders nald farm during the night are fig­ Vernon Orange were also Invitsd. ended March 2 at 8,730,000 net tons, England broke all records ta tion will be awarded to the town ta Much Interest should be aroused ardre arcau wjaa wean wfbl wapd wjav to decide whether to grant Long's Bcott, director of the Bureau of School of Religious Education. league season. Arrangements for (>>unty YM C A this coming Monday vrider stsdrs leading up to the second spend 45 cents today at Arthur w jd i wamb kvoo wky w fa* wbap kpre from their schixils and from Gilead. uring on starting a forest of their Tbs Wap)Ang Cemetery Associa­ against tbs Bureau of Mines figure number o f books published ta 1980,. the county yhleh brtagi ta the larg. tbrougb this contest as arguments wbna. MIdwaat; wbbm wfbm kmbe woal ktba ktha wage wave demand for an Investigation. Sanitary Engineering of the State SpesLkert on the program were. are now heard as to which town hae th i banquet are ta the hands o f ths evening, March 11 at tbe Broad floor only a new landtag will ba pro­ Drug Store. 845 Mata Bt., or any I the afternoon they visited the own. tion held the Awual meeting at the of 8,316,000 tons for ths previous with 9,907 new books and 5,488 d4w (| eet number of new membere be. kmox wowo whoa ktab M O U N T A lN -k o * kdyl k ilr kghi Long said he would call officers Department of Health. Rev. Olffok-d Towle, of the Hartford Wapplng 'YMCA players, headed by Street YMCA, HSrtford. Mr. Mac- vided with a larger entrance on the drug store for a bottle of Buckley's BAST—wpa whp whre wIba wfea wore General Assembly and heard a Femald reported they stole two home of the secretary, Mrs. UUIan week and 8,273,000 ta the like 1934 editions, translatioiu, and pamph ^ tween March 4 and July 1. the best square dancers. Hebron w ire efrb rkae wiba wmaa P A C IF lc—kgo kfl k fw komo khq kfad of the conceme listed as occupying Attainment of higher atandarda of Seminary, George Owen of the Clata will describe the testing of ground floor. Tbe stairs will not Mixture (triple acting)—take a spirited discussion on the subject large walnut trees valued at $350. E. Grant last Tuesday evening. Di­ period. Ellington Taxes Doe clainu the honor as does Bucking­ Alden Harrison,-while plana for tbe D IX IE -w gat wafa wbre wqam wdod ktar kpo kex ks* km kya the "private headquarters of James civic cleanlineaa coata money, Mr. Theological Seminary, and Mlsa aeroplanes and draw upon bis own be widened. Tbe whole front will couple ot doses and sleep sound most kira wroc wlac wdau wloc krid wrr Cant. Baat. Tax Collector Howard E. Little of ham, Glastonbury and other places. program are ta charge of teams ktrh ktaa trace koma wdbo wbt wda* A. Farley" at 205 East Forty-sec­ Scott eald, but In compariaon with Wllemina Keif of the Kennedy This contest should settle this ques­ from the Bristol Boys' C3ub, Bloom- experiences ta this connection. A t­ be brought to one level and with all night long. I 'K Z J'J!~0C'’ * * ‘"8lno Lady—eaat the town o f lailngton has issued wbl* wdhl wwva wmbg waja wmbr ond street, New York City, and of­ ouUaya for parka, highways and notices o f taxes on personal prop­ School of Missions. tion. Dr. J. V. Oregon the well- fleld 'YMCA. and South Methodist tending the meeting will be mem­ uniform front from the Smoke Shop One little sip and often ths ordin­ traU ktui kgko wroa wdne wnoa kwkh l i t Annie—aaat only ficers of Stewart and Company, one other Improvements, It can hardly be M IDW EST — w*l wmt wmhd wlan 5:00— 8 :0 ^ W m . Lundall'a Intarvlaw erty due at of March 6 In the town The children o f tho community known prompter will call tha flgurea church of Manchester. Thirteen bers of the County Committee ot to tbe new north entrance addition ary cough Is on its way— conttaus tcibw kfh wamk wkhn wcco wabt kacj M r " Ftrnando'a Orch. of the contractors he has charged said that the Installation of sanitary of Ellington. The tax this year Is ore invited to come to an evening oi and music will be furnished by Bill teams have been active In tbe tbe County YM C A and local com­ it is going to present a far better for 2 or 3 days and you’ll hear no 5 ' J t J:J?—Pr**e.Radio Nowa Period were favored In bidding on public wnaa woe 5'??~Armand OIrard and Orch. methods of sewage and refuse dis­ 24 mills on a dollar on the list of games and entertainment ta the Munsle’s Orcbestra. The names ot Senior and Intermediate County Y mitteemen who have been assisting appearance. 'The g la u for the new more from that tough old hang-on M OUNTAIN—kvor kla koh kal works projects. COAST—khl koln kfre kol kfpy kvl o:4S— 6:45-»Lbw«ll Thomit — «M t; posal involves extravagant expendi­ 1934. To collect the taxes, Mr. Lit' Town Hall Saturday evening, the vrtaners each week will be pub­ leagues this season, representing the In the 1935 finances campaign which windows will arrive about March 29 cough that nothing seems to help— A d»?**^S*4nk AnnI#—rtpeat to midweat 20-Odd Concerns kfbk km] kwk kem kdb kgmb kgb •:P(^ 7:00~Amoa Andy—«aat only ture. tie will be at the To'wn Clerk’s o f­ March 9. The games begin at seven lished ta the followtag Monday's following towns: Bloomfield, Bris­ officially closes on Monday. Judge and the building will be ready to If not Joyfully satisfied—money Cant. Eaat. •:15— Otma of Molody* Orchoat, The witnesses from Farley’s With the advent of the water car­ fice, Memorial building ta this city, o'clock. Come dressed In old clothea Herald. tol, Hasardville, Manchester, Suf- Ralph M. Grant of South Windsor, occupy early in April. back. 4:30— 8:30—Jack Armatrong Skit—aa 7;4J—Ruth etting’a Col. From. "headquarters" Long said would be riage method of sewage disposal ta Saturday afternoon, March 23 from There la to be a meeting of all only; Man of Notaa, Trio—woat World Affalra called to "show that more than 20- the later 19th century, people 4:43— 8:45—Dick T roM -baale: Mini, S om atic 2 to 5 o’clock; Saturday, March SO mothers with children of pre-scbool aturoa—midweat: Batwoan Book, l.'OOma. 9:00~Oaath Valloy Oava. Piay odd concerns there operating, In­ thought they had solved the eewage from 2 to 5 o'clock; Saturday mom age ta the parsonage Wednesday ondo—woat; J. Savitt Orch.—DIxl* ••5^ *550—Chlcaao’a Mualo Magle cluding six holding companies, have problem by disposing o f it ta tag, April 6 from 9 until 12 o'clock afternoon March 13, at 2:30 o’clock. SiOO— 8:00—Buck Rogaro—eaat: Plan. fiOD-*10:00->MaledTo ttftnga, Inaom. been organized, combined and affili­ lat—woot: Larry Walkar—Dixlo DIacuoalon of Economica streams and nldal wateia, but today noon. The purpose of the meeting la to 8:15— 8:18 — Bobby Benaon — eaat; 10:00—11;0(^Ltrry Sfry and Orehaa.— ated for practically the sole purpose this has resulted In contamtaaUon The collector will be at the Select­ form a helpful club for yoimg Sklppy—mldwoBi: McCarty OIrla— naat: Amoa 'n* Andy—woat ropoat of transacting .ind dealing In mat­ of many shellfinh areas to the extent men's office, Town Hall, Ellington, mothers. wtat: V. Travara Orohaa.—DIxl* lOilO—11:1^—To So Announcad ters with which the United States S:30— 8:30—Frank Dailoy Orehaatra— tO:SO—11 :SG—Marti Mlchal'Orehoatri that they have been abandoned for Saturday evening, March 23 from 7 The subject of the Sunday morn­ aaat: Al Roth Orch.—wnat; Jack 11:00—12:00—Art Jarrett and Orehaatra govornment Is Identified for the eulUvatlon o f market sbellflsb, pol- to 9 o'clock; Saturday evening, ing worship service Is to be "Reli­ Armatrong, Skatch—midwaat rpt 11]}(^t2:90^Daneing In Twin Cltloa purpose of making private profit, a luUon o f waters In the vicinity of March SO from 7 to 9 o’clock; Sat­ gion on Trial.” Service will com­ large part of which ;mires to James bathing beaches resulting ta impair­ urday afternoon, April 6 from 2 mence at 10:45 a. m. The Sunday A. Farley, In violation of four crim­ of Royal Northwest Mounted Po­ ment of their recreational value, and until 5 o'clock and Saturday eve­ achool will open Its session at 11:45 inal statutes of the United States nuisance condlUona along polluted ning, April 6 from 7 to 9 o’clock. a. m. The Junior church service lice. Insofar as concerns said Farley." 0:60— Death Valley Days. streams which are very objection- For the convenience of the taxpay­ will be held In the parsonage at Long said he also would show abla Some oommunltlea have at­ ers, Mr. Little will be at bla resi­ 10:45 a. m. 9:30— Reception to Congressman the companies were in financial Long life WTIC tempted to overcome thla sttuaUon dence on EUltagton avenue, on eve- Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Foote and eon, William A. PIttinger of Minn. bankniptcy "prior to Farley's os- Elmer Foote, o f Ckilcheater, visited Hsrtford, Uooil Sire of Indians Order of Odd Fel- by Installing eewage treatment facil­ nlnge other than the ones otherwise cendency and since that time have at the home of A. E. Frink Wednes­ 50,000 w . I04U a. u m .8 m lows. ities, but much remains to be ac­ designated. financially affluent.” day. T ravsiers BrosdcastliiB BBrvln 10:00 —Melody Strains. complished, Mr. Scott declared. Engagemente Announced To Call Moses The Andover Junior church elect­ 10:80—Economics In a Changing Nor has sanitary advance ta the Mr. and Mrs. Framk Oscutt of CTomroisaloner Robert Moses, of Grand street announce the engage­ ed the following officers: Newton Social Order — "Unemployment New York, whom the Administra­ handling of garbage and rubbish Tbiirsddiy, March 7 mada great strides beyond the re­ ment of their daughter, Dorothy Hathaway, first deacon; Clara Sav­ Insurance." Dr. Isador Lubln, U. tion has been seeking to have re­ age, second deacon; Eleanor Covell, 8. Commissioner of Labor Statis­ moval o f refuse from the 'vtelnlty of Esther to Thomas Bums, son of Mr. P. M. moved, also win be called. Long and Mrs. Thomas Bums of Talcott tnaasurer; Arm Hathaway, choris­ and Security tics. the home, he said. O ily one Con- 4:00— Wonum'a Radio Review. said, to prove that sales of materi­ avenue. ter; Francis Friedrick, organist. 11:00— Time, weather. als have been made by Farley’s BscUeut municipality has a high 4:30— Blue Room Echoes— Joseph Mr. and Mrs. W. T. EUis o f 89 '^ e Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Melltager, 11:05—Curley Jos, Yodeling Cow­ firms to contractors on public temperature Incinerator. Some Blume, director; Mildred Haley, Brooklyn street announce the en­ of Columbia, visited with Mr. and boy. works. dtlea successfully maintain hog contralto. farms for disposing o f garbage, but gagement of their daughter, Mlsa Mrs. Ackerman Sunday afternoon 11:15— Wayside Food Shop Orches­ Moses and bis data, also will be and evening. h e 8:00— National Council Parents and much garbage unfortunately finds May EUia to Edmond R. Fahey, son Metropolitan Life Insurance Subsequent health records demon­ Teachers. tra. cslled for. Long said, to prove that Mra. Ward Talbot reports that its w ay with rubbish to objection­ of Mr. and Mrs. James Fahey of 6:80—RIverdale Country Bchoot 11:30--Senator Huey P. Long of excessive prices were paid for prop­ Grove street, this city. bluebirds and robins were hopping Louisiana. erty the frontage of which was re­ able dumping areas where fly and Company began publishing strate the value of these services* GIb« Club. Whist Tonight around in her lawn Wednesday aft­ 12:00— Shandor, violinist. tained "00 Its enhanced value may rat breeding and offensive odors T 8:48— Wmie Brysnt’s Orchestra. ernoon. This fact, combined aMUt ereata trouble. Frank Badstuebner Post, 'V.F.W. •:00— Wrlghtvllle Clarion. be enjoyed by Interests with which the sunshine and milder weather, '^Health Hints” for its policyholders in Mr. Scott urged individual clti- and Auxiliary will hold a public •:S0—Press^Rsdlo News. Farley la affiliated." whist at the home of Mr. and Mra. really makes spring seem near. During all these years the Company 6:85—Oems from Memory. Long said he also would call of­ aeoa to co-operate ta raising the The Ladies Benevolent Society standards of dvle deanliness by Arthur Bateman of 169 East Main 1871 and ever since has carried on 6:40—Talk, auspices Firs Preven­ ficers o f Driscoll and Company and street this evenings. 'Dransportatlon met at the home of Mrs. Clarice has worked shoulder to shoulder tion. Severin and Company. kaaptag bla own remises clean, look- Yeomans this Thursday afternoon, tag after waste materials and see­ will be furnished from the Town 6:46— Billy Batchelor. From these various witnesses, he Hall for those desiring to attend, Visitors at the home of Mra. its efforts toward better health* ing that these wastes are not ex­ 7:00— William Sheehan, Conn. Leg- added, he expected to sfaow "that autos leaving the center at 7:30 Frank Hamilton Sunday were Mrs. with national, state and local health lalEtive Reporter. these concerns and persons have posed to files and rata, and do not Edna Orral. Mrs. Anna Lam ard and create odora or unsightly appear­ o’clock. Playing will commence at 7:18— Whispering Jack Smith. manipulated manifold market 8 o’clock. Prizes will be awarded Mra. Alford Dodd, members o f the transactions, reaping large profits, ances; by helping to promote steps The Company cooperated with gov­ organizations to stamp out prevent­ 7:80— Bemard and Casper, Min- New York, March 7— (A P )—Con and refreahments will be served. Relief Corps, from Wllllmantlc. by taking advantage of Information for Improvement of sanitary facUl- ■trels. elusion of the Sunday Night Opera The Ellington Parent-Teacher As­ Mr. and Mrs. A m es Flydal, o f which could only be had by one ernment officials in a campaign able disease* 8:00— Rudy VsUee's Variety Show. Guild series with the presentation tlea; and, where modem sanitary sociation MfiU hold another ta the East Hartford. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter dost: to the authority of govern­ • :00— Captain Henry's Showboat. of Martlnelll In "11 Trovatore" fadlittea exist, by help to support series of m ilitary whists ta the E l­ Cross and son, of Springfield, Mlsa ment and which would have made J0:00— Paul Whiteman's Music Hall March 17^ will leave the next Sunday their proper operation, so that the lington Town Hall thla evening. The Ila Hamilton and Miss Beatrice against a threatened cholera epi­ them aware of sudden falls and Show. night as the possible starting date community may realize the full playing of whiet will start promptly Hamilton, of Hartford, spent the rises on exchanges.'' New low mortality figures were re­ 11:00—John B. Kennedy. for Major Edward Bowes amateur worth of Its investment at 8 o\lock. The proceeds are for week-end with their parents, Mr. demic in 1892 and thus began its co­ 11:18— Jack Berger's Orchestra. broadcasts on W EAF-NBC. a most worthy cause. There will be and Mrs. Frank Hamilton. corded in 1934 for practically all of 11:30— Slumber Hour. Try These Tonight: prizes and refreshments following There was a fair attendance at operative work with public health 1J:00— Silent. WEAF-NBC, 8—Vallee; 9, Show G I I ^ the cards. the performance "Old Folks Con­ Boat; 10, Lou Heath. HEBRON Maria Newall Tent, Daughters of cert," presented by Columbia talent the diseases against which public WABC-CBS, 8, All Girl Revue; 9 in the Andover Town Hall Saturday Hebron Orange No. Ill held iU 'Veterans will bold a whist following organizations* Walter O’Keefe; 9:30, Warlngs evening. A very enjoyable program afth regular m eetly at Gilead Hall their regular meeting this evening. health forces have directed special Pennavlvanlans. Miss Helen I. Stevens, director of Plajrtag will start at 8:16 o'clock waa presented. religious education of the Protestant Tuesday evening. The first and sec­ WJZ-NBC, 7:46, Ruth Bttlng; ond degrees were conferred on a following a short business session. 9:30, Jouett Shouse; 11:30, Senator Episcopal church for the diocese of NO GIFTS FROM ANYON'E In further developing its activities in preventive efforts — notably typhoid elasa of five, Mrs. Howard Martin, Meettags Huey P. Long, addreas. Connecticut, met with the pupils The members of Rosalie Lodge Erie, Pa.—Mayor James P. Rostl- and teachers of St. Peter's church Mrs. Norttm P. Warner, Jules What to expect Friday: will hold aa Important meeting ta ter wanted to know about a 7S-cent the field of health, the Metropolitan fever, tuberculosis, diphtheria, infant school Tuesday afternoon, at the RebllUard. Clarence Rathhun and charge ta C)ty Solicitor Roy T. Mc- W EAF-NBC, 11 a. m., Mualc ap­ Carl Ackerman. The work waa done tbelr lodge rooms this evening. Re- Thursday, March 7 home of Mrs. Marietta G. Horton, to DonMd's expense account for a preciation hour slao WJZ-NBC; by the following degree team: freahmente will be served followtag organized its Welfare Division in mortality and maternal mortality* 8:30, p. m. Mualc Guild. make plans for the reorganization the meeting. calendar. of the church school and to plan the HERALD Master, Homer Hills; (Veneer, Le- P. M. "Everybody seems to be giving WABS-CB8, 6 p. m„ World Day Bay Kinney; steward, WlUlam The Sunday School teachers of 4:00— Visiting Ameriea'a Little program for the coming year. The calendars away, I have several In 1909 and, at about the same time, a During this year the good record of of Prayer (Also WJZ-NBC at 8 a. Warner; lecturer, Andrew Hooker; the First Lutheran church will meet Home. m.) 3:15 Minneapolis symphony. Rev. Harold Keen, rector, was pres­ my office,” ■wrote bla honor. Ths assistant steward, Floyd FogU; at the church this evening at 7:30 4:15—Salvation Army Staff Band. WJZ-NBC. 12:30, Farm and ent and in charge. The occasion was o'clock. answer was: made aomethlng of a reception for chaplain, Florence Jones; secretary, nation-wide nursing service was estab­ previous years continued to obtain 4:30— Loretta Lee. Home hour; 3 p. m.. Marine Band, Emblem d o b "It's against my principles to ac'^ Miss Stevens, and after the dIscuS' etella Spak; treasurer, Leslie Kin­ 4:45— Dick Messner's Orchestra. The Rockville Emblem club held a cept articles gratia — even calen­ Sion and plans were finished, re­ ney; gatekeeper, WllUem Owen; 6:16— Sklppy. members social yesterday after' dars.” lished for Industrial policyholders* among Metropolitan policyholders* freshments of sandwiches and cake Ceres, Charlotte Warner; Pomona, 6:30— Jack Armatrong, All-Amer­ noon at the Elks Home. Prises at MORE THAN 22 MILUON were eerved, and a pleasant social Barbara Flah^Flora. OUve Warner; ican Boy, bridge were won by the following: hour enjoyed. The church school lady aaslatant steward, Allens War- 8:46— Dick Tracy. first, Mrs. Raymond Hunt; second, 6:00— Terry and Ted. ON RELIEF ROLLS NOW in Its reorganized form, will reopen ner.'an^ pianist Norton Warner. next Sunday, directly following'the There were thirty-two present The Mra. John Coleman; third, Mra. P. 6:15— Bobby Benson and Sunny Jim Johnston. N ext Wednesday after­ SECRETARY TAKES morning service. Mr. Keen will be Grange accepted an Invitation to 6:80—The Bethany Girls. COOKING noon, March 13, the regular meet­ Neighbors' Night at Avon Grange 6:46—Beauty Program — Margaret Washington, March 7.— (AP) — in charge of the senior class, which Report for the Year Ending December 31,1934 The Federal relief population today Tburaday evening, March 14. ing of the club will take place with Brsinard and Johnny Augustine's will include those of high school age. election of officers. EMPLOYER'S ADVICE (In accordanot mth tha Annual Statement filed with the New York State Insurance Department) reached a record high of 22,378,000 Miss Clarissa L. Pendleton will teach The Young Women's Club baa Orchestra. World Day of Prayer 6:63— Preas-Radlo News. as Harry L. Hopkins pushed efforts those of pre-school age. Mrs. Claude posiponsd its meeting thla week on to Increase rontrlbutions from W. Jones will have charge o f the account of the measlec epidemic. The women of the Protestant 7:00—M yrt and Marge. churches of the community will A bbcIb ******** 54g031gX08yX51*53 Life Insurance Outstanding: states and communities. Juniors and there will be other Mrs. CTIarence J. Fogil, Mrs. 7:15—Ralph Mixer's Stringed En­ unite with the Missionary Society semble. 7 Relief administration officials et teachers for those of between ages Floyd Fogil and daughter. Patricia, tlmated that 5,400,000 famIUss according to school grades, os soon and Etarle Dowd were vialtors In of the Talcottville church in observ­ Liabilitiefi: TiSO—Merry Go Round. ing the World Day of Prayer on Ordinary Insurance . . 8X0*216*839,377.00 7:46—Boake Carter. averaging 4 co a family and 775,000 as possible. Quite a number of the Meriden and WaUln^ord,''IMesday. single persons were on relief. prospective pupils were present, but Tha epidemic o f meaalca Is still Friday, March 8 at the TalcottvUle Industrial Insurance (pre­ 8:00— Hour of Charm—Phil Spital­ church. Statutory Policy Rcflervei 83*52X *295,348.00 ny and 32 Melody Ladles; Maxine Funds were withheld from one the epidemic of measles prevented a SCHOOL O’’ tho gain. There have been over W hat to have for dinner . . . what will be good end nourishing for the They plan to meet a t 10:80 o’clock add Rosaline Greene. state, Arkansas, pending eompU- full attendance. Bft; cases reported to the health Rcflcnre for Dividend miums payable weekly or or. sr. J. Banka Jouea. ta the morning to sew for the 0 6:30—The Forum of Liberty—Ed­ ance with the relief administration's Mrs. Philip Mots, her brother, children's lunches .. . something new... economical meal planning . . . Madura hospital and have a box win C. Hin. requirements that It put up JI.SOO,. Louis Roth, and their sister, Mrs. The birthday party which waa payable in X935 upon monthly) ...... 6,6X7,508*665.00 Umcb at noon. A t two In the after­ 9:00—Walter O'Keefe; Annette 000 during the coming year. Catherine Flckett, have .returned what to do before the company comes . .. Do thoughts like that ever given In honor of Jesce Hllla, at the noon there will be a devotional ser­ Hanahaw and Casa Loma Orches­ Money for the first 15 days of from College Point, N. Y., where home of Mr. Hills’ father-in-law, Group Insurance. . . . 2*655,457*433.00 vice at which Ume Mrs. Kingsley InduBtrial PolicicB . . 844,X92*450.00 tra. March waa promised Minnesota aft' they attended the funeral of their run through Y O U R hea 1? Are you ever puzzled, "at your %vit's end" about Oscar Anderson, o f South Bolton, Birge. Missionary under the Near 9:30— Fred Wuring'a Orche.stra. er enactment of an act Increasing mother. Mrs. Louise Roth, whose Monday nigh t 'was well attended by Ordinary Policies . * 50,397,036.00 this business of running a home efficiently and comfortably on this year's East Mission will speak on the sub­ Total Insurance . . . 819*489*805*475.00 10:30— Capt. Dobbsles Ship of Joy, Its contribution and Hopkins re­ death occurred Monday, February the j'oung folks o f Gilead. Cards, dancing and games were enjoyed. ject. "My Turkish Women Friends." 10:45—The Voice of the Crusaders. newed his warning that Ohio roust Accident and Health Policies 2*676,000.00 budget? Then you'll enjoy and appreciate every hour of the Cooking Refreahmanta of aandwichea, cake The women of the Tolland Feder­ 11:00— Little Jack Little's Orches­ furnish $2,000,000 a month. Ha also Measles cases continues to be re­ M Uf Abna M. Hudkim, CUveland and coffee were served. ated church who wish to attend the Policies in Force (Including tra. rejected Governor Davey's request ported, Muriel Ward, daughter of School next week! .biuineu girl, rteenlly viriud Nmo York Several Orange officers from He­ meeting and do not have transporta- Total Reserve for Dividends 97,265,486.00 11:80— Arthur Warren's Orchestra. that he take over administration of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie F. Ward; Lois fo r tha first tima...and steppad at Hotal X*496,6X2 Group Certificates) 4X*970*561 11:48— Jerry Freeman's Orchestra. Ohio relief. Mlldlng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Plan to attend every meeting, each will bring you a new and different bron Orange No. I ll attended the Uon are asked to get ta touch with McAlpUt. Sha has M s to aayt AU other UabUiUes . . . X27,6X5,96X.40 A. W. Hllding; Annie Kulynych, school of Instruction for officers of Mrs. Simpson or Mrs. Alison. Grants for the first 15 days of Granges, which waa held at Coven­ •"...aai my boss sugaaled dut daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Michael program, each will take up interesting and important parts of the home Achievement Program March, including special activities try, Wednesday evening March 6. The Crystal Lake Garden CHub la I stop at the McAlpin where he Contingency Reserve . . 40,000,000.00 Kulynych: Josephine Pomprowits, Paid for Life Insurance Issued* Revived and In­ except rural rehabilitation for the Mrs. H art Buell, Mr. and Mrs. planning for an achievement pro always makea hU headquarter*. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry maker's business. The selection and preparation of meats, the A-B-C entire month, totaled $62,518,411 for Myron Gilbert, and Mrs. Charles gram the date to be set at the meet­ He said I .wonid enjoy the beat of tlnassigned Funds (Surplus) 244j*93X,356.X3 Pomprowics, and two children In the creased in X934* 83,287*100*370. Orilinary 42 states, not Including unannounced of nutrition, the balancing of a menu, making the table attractive, menus Flab and son, Ckilvin, were visltore ing to be held at the Baker home ererythtaa al a coat I conid afford -•S' WBZ-WBZA funds for Delaware, New York, Flckett family are the latest report­ to pay. 1 did... thanks to him and 84,03X,X08,X5X.53 ed. who will conduct tho CooMna ta Glastonbury, Mcmday afternoon. today. The committee ta charge of to yon. Believe me, PU ahrayt hard 8X,524,348*452; Industrial 8 X*487,23X*699; Springfield — Boston Illinois, Minnesota, New Mexico, and and recipes for parties— every minute will be crowded with fascinating Miss Permella Brousseau, teacher School, It ono of thlg eountry’a boot the plans Includes bliss Edna Park­ a good word for . the MeAlpin." VermonL The Maryland grant, A service of holy communion was at the Amston school and Mrs. Income in X934 .... 8903,754*2X6.09 held at St. Peter’s Episcopal church information and best of all, you will see*these good things and these er, chairman; George Lipman and •rvaai tkayHMaAb* a/ak* MeSlftm Group (less withdrawals) 8275*520*2X9. however, Includea rural rehabilita­ known authorltloo on foods and Grace Kahn, teacher at the Jagger Thursday, Marrh 7 at 10:30 a. m., on Ash Wednesday, Walter Neff. At the meeting today, tion for the entire month. heuBohold aubjoeta. ■ district escorted eleven cMidren to T. M. the Rev. Harold Keen, rector, offi­ clever, time and labor saving ideas worked out before your eyesi a rehearsal of the achievement pro­ Satisfied guestslikethismoretlian Increase in Assets during X934 8X70*346*960.X4 4:00-:-Betty and Bob. Running at a coat of $5,000,000 a Hartford Tuesday to obtsun infor­ gram Is being held. day, the relief administration ob­ ciating. justify our efforts to make the Accident and Health Insurance Outstanding: 4:15—National Sewing Circle. mation on Connecticut, which la to Hoepital Report Dividends Paid to Policy­ tained $80,000,000 for March by A town meeting has been called be used at the graduation exercises McAlpin the choice of thoughtful 6:80— Piatt and Nierman, piano duo for Monday, March 11, to be held at Annie Hatheway Smith, auperta- 4:46—Time. transfer of PWA funds. SecreUry ta June. They visited the Capitol, tendent of the Rockville City hospi­ travelers. Wh offer large* Inxnri- holders to date plus those Ickea said recently ha expected the the Town Hall at 8 p. m., for the Principal Sum Benefit . • 8X*332,000,950.00 4:46— New England Agriculture. VALUABLE GIFTS, MARKET BASKETS State Library and the State Office tal has issued the following report ons rooms, on tmoraairy conven­ total of $176,000,000 be has ad­ following purposes: To lay a tax to building. Miss Shirley Fish was a fl:00— New a defray town expensea for tbs ensu­ of work done during the month of ient location, the finest food and declared for X935 . . . 8X*0X5*352,34X.86 Weekly Indemnity .... 8X3*842*855.00 0:15— Woolay the Moth. vanced for relief to b« repaid from ADMISSION delegate from the Gilead Hill school February: number of patients ta lOOX satisfaction to every guest... the $4,860,000,000 work relief bill. ing ysar, and to decide on the high­ and Robert Foote from the White 0:80— ^Kellogg Singing Lady. ways to be improved with the next hospital February 1, 1986, 19; num­ and, by tbe way, we guarantee it 0:45—Little C)rphan Annie. aebool. ber admitted during the month, 50; CABINET BESION0 town aid appropriation. A full meet­ JOBX J. WOIULB. Haugw 6:00— "Luther Burbank, the Man ing ia expiated as there Is a good out paUenta, 12 ; total treated, 81; ASKS TIME EXTENSION discharged, 6 1 : X-rays, 29; births, and bis Experiments," Edward Montevideo, Uruguay. March 7.__ deal of Interest taken ta both ques­ Bridgeport, March 7.— (A P) —An Btelcben, photographer. tions. Hebron seems to be a little 11: accidents, 13: operations, 21; (A P )—The Cabinet resigned today extension of time in which to per­ •250 * 4 0 0 • 4 5 0 The Metropolitan is o mutual organioation. Its asaeto are held for the benefit of its 6:15— Radio Fair Play Forum. late In calling its town meeting. largest number treated, 30; smallest ia order to give President Gabriel STATE fect hla appeal to the supreme court number treated, 18; daily average, ILNGLE DOCBU TWtN.BEDPKO 8:80—Press-Radio News. Most of the adjoining towns have FREE policyholdero. and any divioible ourpluo is returned to its policyholders in the form of dividendsa Terra a free hand In reorganhdng had theirs already. of errors has been granted William patients, 22. 6:85— 'nme, weather. the ministry. H. Dodez. convicted slayer. fWSS I As iBleTWIlH MIy 4werlfclss ALL 6:48— Lowell Thomas. Allan L Carr of Manchester, N. Funeral of George E\-ans Ae faetetwe ef Held lUAI|Ae. Flew wrtie Ha The move was made in view of a The extension was asked before The funeral of George Evans, 77, 7:90—A jdoe *«• Andy. H., was here Sunday, making calls Judge John R. Booth ta Superior new law axpected to be paaaed by on some o f his fr ls n ^ and looking who- was found dead at his home 700—Oanu from Melody. Court yesterday by attoraeya for Congre* within a few days provk^ after some of his belongings. at 13 Chestnut street Tueeday, was HOTEL KeUofg College Prom. tag for the creation of two new THEATER the condemned man who has been Mrs. Charles Fillmore Is teaching held from White's Funeral Home, METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY ■lOa Century Ideas. sentenced to hang June 18. portfolios and the elimination of as aubstituta in the Lebanon public and the Lucina Memorial Chapel ta ' Trslts—dremsUc story ona. Two weeks ago Dodea waa con- FREDERICK H. ECKER LEROY A. LINCOLN achool, the regular teacher having Grove HlU cemetery tbit afternoon 9ALPIN NEW YORK vibM of killing Chariea A. Farley at S o'clock. Rev. Dr. George S. "The Centra a t Csavealanaa" President of 0tratfonL Viee-PresldsiU emd 4 i S r Brookes, nastor of tha Union Con­ MVAYatsM a^Kr.NnvvBMCin MAKCHEHTER EVENING RERALD. MANaHBE).BB ,OONN- THURSDAT, MARCH T, WOMEN DEMOCRATS An Also Rand HUEY TO ANSWER Sits on Top Rung of Films’ Ladder BRADLEY BENEFACTIONS Aims for Record TROLLEYMEN REPLY PRAISED BY SENATOR] Rangers Bow To Knights of Lith In Finale. 33- ^ S n U BACK DOLAN JOHNSON TONIGHT TO COMPANY OFFER ■ ' ...... ■■ ...... ' ' ■' _ _ ...... — ...... ' ' ...... " ' ■ Ml L i i i . m II— I , m J C ^ General Assembly Suspends Rules to Approve Measure CHARLEY GEL6ERT, Here’s Model of 1936 Olympic Park I r t If He Fafle to Retorn as Dechres HU Radio Speech Incorporating Home fo r the President of Union Hopes To PLAN BOWLING TOURNEY VISITORS STAGE THIRD Needy. RereMM Collector, Smith WiU Cover **AII of the BACK WITH CARDS. State Capitol, Hartford, March 7 Confer On Wnge CnI Pro- TO UNCOVER CONTENDER — CAP I —The General Assembly QUARTER SPREE TO WIN WiD Be Sapported Brigands”; On at 11:30. suspended the rules today to give SEEKS OLD BERTH speedy approval of a measure in­ corporating the Bradley Home, an FOR KEBART’S LAURELS TAME COURT ENCOUNTER Itertltonl. Much IT.—(AP)-^ If Washington. March 7.— fAP) — institution for the needy in Meriden, ---- KdwMTd O. Dolan faila to return ae Senator Huey P. Long of Louisiana created under the will of Clarence New Haven. March 7.—(AP)— B. Bradley manufacturing and phil­ Officials . ■ the Trolleys and Bua Risks His Title (atemat revenue collector, leaders said today hta radio speech tonight anthropist. Winner of Eyent at YMCA Men's Union in the state said they o t the Ooanecticut Federation of In answer to General Hugh S. John­ The .benefactions of Bradley were jor Leagne Career Oyer 1 B O X S C O R E Late Scoring Splurge Wipes Damocratle Women’a cluba, who are son, former NRA administrator were ready to reply to the Connecti­ J lauded in the Senate by Senator lyiflMtiiiitig’ to fupport the doctor, would "cover all the brigands." cut Company aa company employes Next Thursday to Meet Julius C. Stremlau, Democrat of Knigbte Of LHli (89) Out Greermen^s 17*14 will urfe aa Individuals the appoint* He added that since Johnson made Meriden. voted down a propos^ cut of two Two Years Ago; Retorn ment of Thomae S. Smith of this a speech attacking him and Father cents an hour n their wage scale. P. B. F. T. "It's going to be a wonderful in­ Champ in Title Match; To 0 Matin, r f ...... 7 city aa a compromise candidate, it Charles E. Coughlin. Detnrit priest, Samuel CurTy, business manager 0-0 14 stitution," Stremlau told the Senate 2 Carukin, I f ...... 3 Halftime Edge u M ifiii, became known today. he had learned that Johnson's ad­ as he advocated immediate action of the New Haven branch of the Pots Frisch on Spot. 0-0 6 1 Colwlck, e ...... 0 Mra. Fannie Dixon Welch, presi­ dress waa the start of a "planned on the bill. The Senate was told Amalgamated A.ssoclation of Street Donate Receipts to the 0-1 0 0 Bhages, e ...... i dent of the Federation, confirmed out plan to wreck-the Share Our about $3,000,000 would be available and Electric Railway Workera and 1-1 3 Camkin Star, Locab Q eie 3 Brink, rg ...... 2 the report, saying that at an infor­ Wealth movement." for the home. Motor Coach Operators o f America, By A L A N J. OOULO 0-3 4 High School Trackmen. 3 Kenney, Ig ...... 0 mal meeting of the executive com­ 'I have forty-five minutes on the In reporting the measure favor­ said the results of Tuesday's poll AssocUted Press Sports Editor 0-0 0 3 C. Sblmkus, Ig . . . . 2 Season Whli 7 Yictories, mittee of the organliatlon ‘■*'~here radio tonight,” he said. "Johnson ably the committee on incorpora­ were In the po.ssesalon of Patrick 3-5 6 that ■^esday, members indicated took forty minutes to tell them tions said: Godfrey, state board president of Bradenton. Fla., March 7.— (A P ) Mr. Smith would be thidr seconii Joan Warner, American emulator what I was. I'm going to take forty "Mr. Bradley, a leading benefac­ Hartford. A bowling tournament to find a — The Florida baseball eampa are H 15 3-10 5 V 9 Defeats. choice. of Sally Rand In glorifying nud­ minutes to tell them what all r f tor of Meriden, died a year ago loat Godfrey wa.s in this city today at­ contender for Charlie Kebart'e town bristling with eomsbsck hoper^ this Rongero (29) ity, discovered that Gay Paras is March leaving no near relatives. He championship will be held at the T. 0 Chapman, r f ...... 0 0-0 0 them are and then five minutes to tempting to make an appointment spring along with tha perennial am­ easily shocked so hara aha Is, all tell them what Johnson Isn't." gave a portion of bis estate to a M. C. A. next week Thursday, con­ 0 Kennedy, r f ...... 0 0-0 0 with Richard Bennett, genera, msm- bition o f ths rookies, but none car­ A scoring spree In the third quar. dressed ap for court Poliea nab­ Long first W"8 scheduled to few distant relatives, $600,000 or ducted by David Hamilton o f the Y. 0 Schuetz, If-o ...... 3 1-5 5 ager of the Coiuiecticut Company in ter that netted 16 points prorided FAVORS A NEW HOME bed her foi "aftrontlog the sense speak for half an hour, starting at $700,000 to public charities, Alt bowlers in Manchester are eligi­ ries more drama than the return of 1 Smith, If ...... 8 0-0 6 of modesty' of Paria diners In the order to lay before him the result.s 11:30 p. m., e. s. t. However, he churches, etc., and the remainder, o f the poll. ble to compete and a goodly number Charley Oelhert. 2 Sheldon, c ...... 2 0-4 4 the Knights of Uthuanla o f Hart­ rcstnurant where the danced including hia home, to Meriden to o f the town's best pin-topplera have The Relchssportleld (Olyniple P ark ), scene of the 1936 Olympic Games near Berlin. Germany, Is 0 Saimonds, r g ...... 3 FOR FEEBLE MINDED telephoned the National Broadcast­ Over the great salt beds "Until the Connecticut Company Gelbert’s left foot was nearly 1-1 7 ford with a margin wide enough ta provide a home for the needy to be already filed their entry. This event shown here In model form. In center is a circular stadium seatins 10,0.000 apeclatora. To the right 0 Ekirico, rg ...... 0 ing Company today and obtained an near Wendover. Utah. Captain received their figures", Curry said, shot off In a hunting accident more 0-0 0 turn back the National Guard known as the "Bradley Home Corp­ is the first of tta kind ever held here. 0 ( the stadium Is a swimming sniphithesler. accommodating 20.000 Practice fields, feothalt fields, 3 DellaFera. I g ...... 3 additional 15 minutes. G. E. T. Eyston, above, Euro­ "they will not be available to the than two years ago, abruptly cut­ 2-3 6 «»y have Jurisdiction In the collec-' . , Investigate Sidney N . Morse. 76, Plunges The federal farm credit adminis­ "Lefty” Anderson, Clarence Mlko- New Haven. March 7.—(AP) - Raiders took a lt-10 lead at half­ Cards battery man have advanced farence will be raised. The Senate lion of taxcii only to the amount of flata T already hav»? autopsy showed carbon monoxide Charlie Kebart at the Y. M. C. A. both are 29. time after a tough struggle, but so rapidly during four days of classy passing attack and cUoMd tration reports the collection in full llst, Charlea Varrick and Bill Dietz. New Britain and a certain section with smooth perfection ta go out adopted In concurrence House bills 1100. I them, then they never will Jn- Into Pond During a Suicide poisoning to have been the immedi­ alleys at 8 o'clock in the first half "W hat about the chance of trying training the outfielders and infield of all loans made this year in North Bowlers should file their entries with of Bridgeport were In mourning to­ they faltered badly in the second front by 7 to a at the close of the authorizing Danbury to Issue to Rejecting a measure which would j '’'‘sliKate him, ' Attempt; Leaves Note. ate cause o f death. of a twenty-game home anti home Gelbert at third and moving Pepper Holding their opponents scoraless half and Just managed to win. era end infielders will have to look $>50,000 in bonds to finance election Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia Mr. Hamilton at the Y. M. C. A. day over the elimination of their first quarter. The Rangers kept permit the performance of m arriage; ------He also said tests in the garage, match. The Silver City star is one of Martin back to center-field, his old during the entire second half, the hlurphy and Pantaluk starred for at curves of near midseason propor­ of a new high school and authonz- and Florida. First Since 1931 favorites in tho Class A state inter- up the good work In the second ceremonies in places other than th e; THE OPEN FORUM where the millionairess bride e f two the state's outstanding pin topplers pojltion," I asked Frisch. "I don't Rec Girls trimmed R^kville at the the Raiders, but MuscUko, Greene tions when serious batting drills taig Farmington to regulate the UCKNSR RF-VOKEn. The city of Norfolk. Vs. began This will be the first time that scholastic tournament at the arena period and led 17-14 at halltima as point of Issuance of the license, i t ' Communications (or publication in the Open Forum will not East Hampton, Mass., March 7.— months was found dead a week ago and tonight's match should result in hink there’s anything to ba gained ■tart today. sale and use of fire works within Its the New Year clear of debt, having Kebart has been colled upon to de­ East Bide Rec last night, 17 to 18, here. and Murray also played a good the activities o f Malln aad Carukin - was explained no one appeared at a be guaranteed publication it they contain more than 300 words fAP)--Prof. Sidney N. Morse, 76. yesterday after all night party, some pretty fancy scores. by that,” ha replied. "In the firat Hartford. .March 7.— (A P l Thej paid $2,500,000 in current indebted­ fend bis town title since 1981. He after trailing by l$-k at halftime, Although today was the day be­ game. Kerr. Sehleldge and Reardon (ailed to offset the combined effort* boilers. • fommiiicccommitter ni hearing etthor to support The Herald reserves the right to decline to publish any matter died a few minutes after plunging ness since January 1, 1934. showed 30 minutes to an hour would place Gelbert Is more at boms In starred for the loeeri. Ft. Myers, F)a.--Connie Mack, Among more than a score of bills j State Liquor Control Commission defended the championship from short. He's never played third and Miss Von Deck featured (or the fore the big night (or Warren Hard­ o( the entire local team. that may be libelous or which is in bad taste. Free expression into a pond on the WilUaton Acad­ According to official estimates, have been required to produce death ing o f Bridgeport and Meriden High Red Raiders veteran manager of tha Atblatloa rejected by the Senate was one re- today announced the revocation o f ; emy campus here early today. in the building through automobile IBM until that year but since then Here's one for the boko— a . base­ he might .1nd more strain there locals with tea points while Miss Pile Up Margin sutrlng applicants for marriage the package store permit of John! of political views is desired but contributions of this character '25,000 workers were employed In a logical challenger has been lock­ ball team tliat practices on ice schools it was the day after tho B. F. pins his pennemt hopes on Catcher For the first few momenta of th* which are defamatory or abusive will be rejected. Medical Examiner J. D. Ryan said exhaust fumes, and that she might than he wouM at his accustomed Harrington starred for the losers Ucenses to file certificates showing VellcccB of 180 Chapel street. New ' the coal and ore mining industries ing. He bos now consented to risk skates. A post card reaches this de­ with nine. night before for the New Britain Murphy, I f ...... 4 1 Jimmy Foxx In a pre-season ap­ third quarter tho lead aee-eawed death resulted from exposure and in the Birmingham section of Ala­ have been dead as much as tw « position. praisal of hie team. " I f he Is the they were free from certain ven­ Haven. The commission Is now i bis title In a ten-gome match with partment with word from Leo Cat­ “ In the second place Martin Is the Rm and Bridgeport Central representa­ Murray, rf ...... 1 0 bach and forth and then Malta ABOUT TOWN shock during a suicide attem pt bama at the beginning of 1935. hours when found about 9:30 a. m. tives. catcher I think he la" said Mack, ereal dlseasea. Senator Harvey L. conducting hearings once a week in- I HUPPLY AND DEMAND i Let us take warning from this; for the winner of this tournamenL ty’s Northwestern Connecticut base- best third baseman In either league R. r . Pentaluk, 0 ...... 4 « knotted the count at 20-all. tbe enly Several notes were left by Profes- The soviet “Timber Trust” ful­ T. In two stu n n l^ upsets Meriden "we will b« in the fight but if be Thompson. Democrat of .Middle- stead of twice a week as heretofore, The reading of .Mr. Longdyke's it shows that the growth and ball team, which haa been training and I will be well flzed In center.” P. Emonds, I f ...... 0 1 1 J. Greene, Ig ...... j 1 time the score waa tied during the sore Morse but the contents were filled Its 1934 program on Decem­ conquered New ^ ita ln In a nerve falls then it looks as If wo are town. its chief sponsor, handicapped I -.(.’Jarenco inn-nur H.n. /\ AmiotHon.iiiiciniiii. won well knownluiown the next scheduled hearings to be on ' letter in Tuc.sday's Open Forum is dally at Highland lAkc in Winsted So it looke as though Gelbert will E. Luplen...... 1 4 Mu.) The Rev. David G. Downey.* Deal: and the N R A has failed to BIG LOOP AVERAGE plished skaters. The manager is E. Wilson, r g ...... 0 0 0 Turner, rg ...... 0 0 Bmith being the only one to counter A PASSING ERA niversary. Class B tournament victors. The 0 baseball school and according to for the Rangers. of the session and was burled be- including the choir, will have a t, ■-|76,- president emeritus of the Board solve the imempinyment problem. COUGHUN ACCUSED booking game's and would like to A. Webb ...... 0 0 0 Pomgratz, rg ...... 0 6 0 aeath the last minute landslide. ! henrsal tonvu'row aftcrruwm at The weakness of capltnlism. lies in The diphtheria death date in the William McVeigh two Burvivora of this class will meet Winsler, '.g ...... 1 Max there was no reason to expect Spurt Fells ubart 4 ' of Trustees of Wesleyan University. Loulaville, Ky.—The Tom Sawyer Uqlted States for 1933 was the low­ hear from leading serai-pro teams in 1 3 Other bills defeated by the Sen-i o'clock at tlic .Masonic Temple the creating of productive forces, The funeral of William McVeigh OUT EASY VICTORY for the coveted state title Saturday Reardon, c ...... 3 a set-up. The Greermen worked like T ro ­ I . waterfront park since Babe Ruth's train services In various parts of the ing demand, is the all-Important the church Mrs. Garrity sang were high scorers for the losers. A occasion, the booklet In his talk third with 118.J9 for 45 games. ny Sobleskl and many others. games, 40 to 19. The Collegians arrival will be disappointed how­ ■tate and requiring the New Eng­ question; for the survival of capital­ "There la a Land." fiudolf and H. Wajner were high RESIGNS m s POST The publishing firm said tne The Valvolins team leads the sec­ gained an early lead and held It ever, If they anticipate seeing the land Transportation Company to ism depends upon Its solution. The The bearers were James H. ^W U N G CHALLENGE scorers (or tha Eagles with the rest priest then proceeded to present the Announcement of a bowling tour­ through the game. The outcome waa big fellow in uniform. Ruth, itaran- provide train transportation to' pas­ hit or ml.sH policy of the past, will How Can It Be? Quinn. John Tierney. Sr., Frank ond round and the Oak S t Tavern, of the team playing a good floaf Stolherg-Vinton analysis of the nament at the Y. M. C. A. next never in doubt after the firat period. vllle and Hogan are slated for a day BOXING CHAMPIONS sengers In Icy weather. no longer work. To solve the unem­ which won the first round, la sscond. game. cigarette industry without any Connolly. Paul Cer\1nt. George Thursday night to discover a con­ FROM THE NORTH END o f rest Other bills rejseted by the Senate ployment problem would be the out­ By Helen Welshimer To participate In the individual Although tha Mitchell House Buckland A. C. credit to either the writers or the Crockett and John Munsie. repre­ tender for Charlie Kebart’s town Elmer Ripley Sends Formal Included: standing achievement of our times senting South Manchester Camp prises thet will be awarded by didn't come up to expeetatiens, the B. F. T. publication. JJO W can U be. title, seems to remove all possibility Collegians were the superior team Baraeoto, Fla. — Manager ’Joe Reducing from four years to one Can it be, that we shall find the No. 9280, Modern W'oodmen of Manager Joe Farr, bowlers must A latter has been received today 1—Wilson. I f ...... 2 1-1 6 REFUSE TO nGHT .The firm set forth numerous that Kebart will accept Dom Belet- Cronin of the Red Box buased hopes the time a person must reside in a aolutfon of this perplexing problem When the sun shines so, I America, of which Mr. McVeigh participate In 76 per cent of the lost night. at thle office In tbe form of a bowl­ 4— John Hlllnski, rf 1 4-4 6 Nodee to Farmer; Has community before acquiring "set­ parallels from the book and from games rolled. tl's challenge to a match for the Captain Obuchowskl, Sinnamon 4— Derrick, c ...... 0 0-0 for aI pitcheriltcher in the right-handedright-: In the 'Townsend Plan?" Whether the priest's speech. And green aproned trees was a member. ing challenge to the south endere. It 0 tlement" rights: and providing that V. The standing and averages: championship. W e understand that and Keish led the scoring attack, 1— Joe Hlllnski, rg. 2 0-0 Jack wileon. "By what Wilson has it is possible to fnance so gigantic One follows: March row on row The body was placed temporarily states in part; 4 spraying of synthetic and lacquer First Ten no agreement could be reached on while the whole team played well 4— Brogan, Ig 2 0-0 Had Mach Success. shown me this week, he’s quite all an undertaking, or whether it would "Father Coughlin In the receiving vault in St. James's "There has been a wide discussion 4 Madison Sqoare Garden enamels roust be done in specially cemetery. G. Ave. the amount of the -purse, Kebart defensively. The score might have 0— Duxra, I g ...... 0 0-0 0 right for the important assignment accomplish all its author claims for " 'The Administration continued aa to ths supremacy of ths bowlers aquipped buUdlnga. ^ O W N the avenue. BeletU ...... 39 121.28 bolding out for at least $100. been larger If the Collegians hadn't 8—Stanley, I g ...... 0 0-0 0 of relief man.” It, is an open question. the Hoover policy of lending public as a team in both sections of the *^ e House passed a number of Round the park. Mathias .5Uch 1-a c a fta ...... 33 pisytd such a listless gam t after The "plan” is original, and thor­ cash to private bonks and when 117.18 town. And so a tsam has been pick­ New Haven, Marob 7.—(AP)— Matchmaker Says IlMy claima bills Including one to reim­ S ch u b ert...... The Arm y and Navy club basket­ 17 7 S-5 18 Lakeland, Fla— Even tbe pitchers oughly and distinctly American: and banka ran short of collateral the All o f a sudden Tbh funeral of Mathias Mach of ...... 45 116.29 the first half. Many easy shots wars ed from the erehm o f north end and TT>e resignation o f Bllraer Ripley as burse the Gilbert Fund of Connec­ Andover was held this morning at M agnuson...... ball team will report at the club- Eagles are hitting In the Detroit camp. calls for no change in our form of new Administration out-Hoovered The world seems dark? ...... 39 116.14 missed by a few o f the usually DUhetball coach swept over the ticut State College for $6,000 on ac­ 9:30 at the W. P. Quish funeral rooms at 6 o’clock tomorrow night. requests that Dom Beletti who is 0— A. Sudolf, If . . . 4 3-4 Eldon Auker blasted out a two base Give PnbOc Ronaroind. government. "The Plan" would re­ Hoover in furnishing them with ad­ A. Anderson ...... 89 116.02 steady players. 11 > i"; campus today. Ripley’s formal count of money lied in a closed home, with requiem mass at St. A ll players are requested to report considered Lie beet over south to 0— H. Wajner, rf .., 2 6-9 10 notice waa sent to Malcolm A. clout while Hank Greenberg pound­ bank. tire all persons sixty years of age ditional $850,000,000 through the Howard ...... 36 115.26 The Collegians wish to play more ■JJNLESS it can be James's church at 10 o'clock, cele­ promptly as the team will travel to pick bis ell star aggregation of 0—W. Wajner, rf .., 0 0 ed out two doubles. and over, on an allowance of two purchase of these banks’ preferred T w a rn lte ...... 45 115.07 games in the next few weeks. Games 0-0 FMm er. Yale's athletie dlrwstor. in It was explained that the money Waterbury to compete in the pin topplers and accept the above 0—Herman, c ...... hundred dollars a month. Assuming stock and capital notes.' This obscure shade * brated by the Rev. W. P. Reidy. Suble ...... 30 114.26 may be scheduled by consulting any 1 0-2 2 advance of Yale’s 44 to 39 victory New York, March 7___(AF)-»- reprewnted part of a $12,000 fund tournament there. 'The servicemen challenge. ‘The north end writer did that there would be aix millions re­ "Stolherg and Vinton, Page 28 Comes from the shadow A t the offertory. Mrs. Margarot Petke ...... 37 114.02 o( the players or by calling 3073. 2— A. Busky, rg 1...,0-0 2 over Princeton last Bight New Orleans — Manager Walter James J. Johnston, tbs old meeatan Met EAidc In a savings account. Sullivan sang Ave Maria. A t the will oppose the Hartford Sports hot mention his bowlera but stated 0 ceiving the allowance; It would re­ " 'The Administration continued Puntillo ...... 38 111.05 CoUegiaaa (40) 8— 'YankowskI, Ig ... 0-2 0 The mentor came to Naw Hsven Johnson is taking no chances with of Maueon Square Garden, thlaha other claims bili.s passed incliid- Your going made. elevation Mrs. Claire Brennan sang Centers in their first game. that If Beletti has the nerve to put co: quire forty mUlions of dollars a day aa a matter of course, the Hoover Bowlers must perUcipate in 75 P. B. Fi T. ®*®*Yetown University in the throwing arm of Ray Hughes, the lightweight, middlewaiiht and O Salutaris, and at the close of the a teem oa tbe alloys he will get the 8 9-17 ■1929 and hi s met with more then the young ebortatop who U trying ^ pay the bill. As the allowance is policy of lending public cash to pri­ per cent of games to come In on 1 Keish, r(-c ...... 4 0-3 ■ 25 welterweight Utlee might wall ht Appropriating $50 to Alice Mc- service Mrs. Sullivan sang, "Softly The soccer season is rapidly ap­ surprise of his life.” Referee: Custer. ordinary success at Yale. The for- to make a place in the Cleveland given, on condition, that the entire vate banks. And when banks ran average prizes. 1 Sinnamon, r f ...... 0-8 19 dumped into the pugtliatlo aah aan K w oa of Meriden for injuries re- and Tenderly Jesua la Calling.” proaching its opening date and the fi mar profeosionel star basketball t o d ^ infield. Johnson told amount be spent within a month, an short of acceptable collateral, it Stroding Soeond Round 0 Muldoon, I f - l g ...... 3 0-0 6 and no <4rm done to aaybodjr. celwd by a defective stairway In the The bearers were Harry Ryan. new Intermediate I-eague will be in player said he would guide the Blue Hughes to go eaay with the arm. Johnston eomewhet piqued at hit Meriden state armory. liiiAamtft, iiouna / average of forty millions of dollars a out-Hoovered Hoover In fumlsbing W. L. 1 Carpenter, e ...... 1 1-8 1 Max Asher, Thomas Clemmens and operation at that time. The Olym­ quintet through Its tiro remaining Hughes played for New Orleans in failure to eoax the rulers of thf d(> day would be put Into circulation them with a further $850,000,000 V a lv o lin e ...... 7 2 1 Obuchowskl, rg . . . . 4 3-4 Appropriating $500 to George B u u Anthony Mach. ’’’he body was pics have tentative plans for enter­ 11 Fames against Columbia and Har­ the Southern Association last year. visions into the ring at hia Eighth Hudge Klnson of Bristol for the This vast sum in addlUon to the through the purchase of their pre­ Oak St Tavern . . 5 4 0 Tierney. I g - r g ...... 1 0-0 a \«v. R«i$r jkLkK. regular amount spent by others, ferred stocks and capital notes.’ placed in the receiving vault at St. ing a team In this league in addition vard. His resignation Is effecUve avenue swat emporium, epant anina death of his son iVho died from James's cemetery. Oibson'a Garage ...... 4 5 Harridge Believes Ruth would create an Immense demand Another example follows: to their regular Junior team In the at .he close o f tha current cam- time popping off about tna giwM rftblta. u j u IU a . — ^ W ilkie’s Dairy .. a 7 4 18 4-12 40 palgh. "Father Coughlin Radio Sports Center Trophy com­ old run around he says llessra, Bar­ AppropriaUng $1,501.80 to tha for goods, that would be steady and Oak S t Tavsrn won first half. NltehaS Booro (IS) unfailing. Aa all persons sixty " 'In 1776 Washington was faced petition. With this plan in view, a Ripley U reported to have told HYA1T CANCEU BOUT, ney Ross, Jimmy lleLaTala asS Colonial Trust Oo.. of Waterbury for 1b m aJke-^ P. B. F. T. Was Wise to Change Jobs years of age and over would be re­ with a clear-cut issue. He closed his meeting will be held at the School the team prior to Ita game with Teddy Taroecx are giring tha SgM* o w r payment of the Inheritance tax STRIKE IN HAVANA BKIARS EDGE BRUISERS 0 Treey, r g ...... 0 0-1 0 going public. tired, this would mean millions of mind definitely to one aide of the street Reo tomorrow night at 7:30 Princeton last night "to bear down OB the estate of Marvin H. Wlson. 3 Tonany, Ig ...... 2 0-1 4 PA T McCLARY SIGNED jobs for other wage-earners and as question. . . In 1881 Abraham o’clock. A ll Olirmpians are re­ since I don't Intend to be here much “A fine howdee do," eputtanS Measures Passed. In a close and fast game, with 1 DeStepUano, Ig . . . . 8 1-1 7 W est Palm Beach, Fla., March 7.4hlm on the other side ot the fence. Johnston. " A fine bunch o f W'orkers are constantly reaching the' Lincoln waa confronted------with —the quested to attend os other matters longer." Later he told Captain Bg- In addition to the claims bills the PARALYZES TRADE quite a few bruises for everyone, the 1 Dulka, c ...... 1 0-1 2 -(A P )—It Isn't the smartest thing He's been our great attraction for Yea, sir, I said dump the UUea la age of sixty, each removal makes a '"ft^nellable choice.' of vital interest to soccer in Man­ so long. Now we'll have to look to gle Miles and some other players be passed the following meas- 1 ^ 3 8 . Briar A. C. emerged victors over the 1 Kozlowsky, c ...... 0 0-0 0 ta the world to go around boosting had forwarded his resignation to Hartford, Mareh 7__ Leo Hyatt the ash can and I hope they don't Job for another wage-earner, so "Stolherg and Vinton, Page 3 chester win also be discussed. Schoolboy Rowe of the Tigers or (Continued From Page One) Bruisers by one point, 28-27. Reira- 2 Blank, rf ...... 1 0-0 3 the athletie association office. of New Hampehire, who was to tael hurt Take this Taroaea, (th« ^ u th o rta ln g Chastar to rMmburse there Is always a chance and an “ 'In 1776 the leaders of the the other fellow’s business, but W ill perhaps Lou Gehrig of the Yanks er and Moorebouee starred (or the 0 Hauser, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 Probably Ripley's most euccessful have wrestled Billy Bartuah of Chi­ middleweight king) whafa he d ow and Anna Houghtallnr for •p W O w ry important and naty-to-make garmaaU am presented in opening for >-ounger workers. In American people faced a paramount Briars while Freney took the honors Harridge, president of the leegue ae his succesaor. But there is and the Cuban constitution no police­ 1 Goloe, If a, 2 0-0 4 teem at Yale was the one he turned cago In the feature bout at Foot since he wo: the UUeT r u teU yna. •vor payment o f taxes. a xhls pattern. The slip may have either a square or round neck- this way the work is done by the issue. . . . So they closed their for the loecra. that lost Ruth conceded frankly to­ there will be only one Ruth. man, soldier or sailor is permitted to out for the 1932-33 campaign which Guard hall tonight hea been obliged He's been ilttlng on it .•ImrUttlng from three to two line and can be lace trimmed If desired. Tha panties are cut In one young and strong, those best able to minds to one side of the question. day that the Babe probably Is In (Or "H e'll fill every pafk in the Briar A. C annexed the eastern intercollegiate to cancel. Leo suffered a knee In­ "This Bab* Riako slipped over with the waist, to which they button In the back. Patterns are siied do It; and the old and feeble the . . In 1861 Lincoln faced a more enter University property, but con­ 9 8 1-4 19 a robust season ae a Boston Brave. league,” he said. "And If be can oiwtba tha parted for preaenting B. F. P. basketball league title. The current jury at the Boston Garden laat (eat one but It was a non-Utia bast ’ t to ID y e a ^ Site 6 requires 4 $-$ yards of ruSIlOK or lace for least able are retired. complex but an equally irreconcil­ stitutional guarantees are now sus­ H o c k e y " I f he'd stayed with the Tanks as continue to play regularly, which Is d a liu a g ^ t the s u u and provld- Reimer, If ...... trimming. Batista, nainsook or long cloth can be used able conflict.’ " pended. . 5 2 12 Referee, DellaFera. five has split even In league play week but did not expect It would and didn't count. Even at that, yos ■ “ oubmlttad aftm- two May not this plan be the key to Veaco, r f ...... 0 3 a player," said the American necessary if he's to remain the ■end him to the sldellnea. The publishing firm said these ex­ As the soldiers entered the Uni­ 3 By ASSOCIATED FRESS with five victories and five defeats don’t hear Taroaea bollsrtng fir K? •o u a ot rinanea and MTRr(m!^ir*an and STEP-BY-STEP SEWING IN. our unemployment problem ? It Moorehouse, c ...... 4 1 9 League head as he dropped In casu­ great attraction, he'll be doing an­ Yesterday tbe knee developed amples "are drawn from a score of versity grounds a powerful bomb Omtadiaa-Amerlixui League but one o f the outstanding marks return match. About an BaiMF' ' ■■•y poymant prevld would bring Joy to the aged, and Trotter, t g ...... 2 0 4 ally for a word or two with the other great thing for baseball as a ^ffnees a- <• Hyatt wUl have to rMt t parallel passages, many of which (Cepyriahl. lasw by SKA StrrlR, Uc. a Ii ix|iriiit n S aona r i ^ in n ts d :) destroyed the , headquarters of the Boston 7, Pbiladelpbta 4. Browns, "he'd probably have been on its elate Is a triumph over New Roea la doing la going around t lw M an aumdeat S I K V W opportunity and hope to the young; Rogers, r g ...... 0 0 0 whole." for at least two week*. Pat Me- country tailing foTkoM went Sglffr are longer and even more faithful Nationalist Union, the party of Quebec 3. Providence 0. WRESTLING Just another outfielder. York University which snapped the fO taglag to July lat. the date tor R A T T ra N BOOK, with a eomplata selection ot and remove the causes of radicalism Harridge, on his annual vacation Clary, big and powerful Irish In Madison Square Oiudea. transcriptions. especially those President Mendieta, across the bay TONIGHTS SCHEDULE “ But this change o f scenery, the Violets two-year victoty streak. ■.■mtaaag tha state treasurar'a report ** "'••'•Y'- ** when purchased and discontent. Until the unem- BBADEIW’ SRBVirB BlItBAV. Totals ...... 11 6 28 with Mrs. Harridge, has seen only Ivan WllUameop, former Michi­ heavyweight, wUl taka Hyatt's "And the welterweight ihimpietai dealing with statistical material from Havana. Three othei bomb­ National By ASSOCIA'TBO PRESS Inspiration be'U get from the fans ar tha Ananrtal mdltiatia ot tte ’ fY a * * ” * P »“ 8W a£sr«, sand plo)rinent problem is solved, our Room bos. -lei Btghth Avo.. New York. N. Y. Bruisers one American League squad— the gan star, and aseletant football and place ogalnat Bartuah. Mcaary Jimmy McLarnin. Te ta *o heea ta In Just a additional 10 canta with tha coupon. put together by Stolherg and Vin­ ings occurred during the nighL Canadiens-Maroons at Montreal. Lincoln, Neb.—Paul Jones of all over tbe National Lanpic cir­ I laMramaut fuada. Ship of State will continue to sail Sterling, r g ...... 3 0 4 Browns— and be thinks Rogers weight well into the 200’s aa does defend hi* cbamplonshl-i that hoe ton." Bneloscd la e ...... cents la cola for which ptoaso toad mo New York Americans at SL Houston, Tszoa, defsatod Buck cuit this starting all ever again in freshman basketball coach, waa ,-e- tkat wlMB taxse a n rough seas, battered by economic Newspaper pubiiaheri were in­ Sharp, r g ...... 0 0 0 Louis. Hornsby's team greatly improved. ported as being in tine for the ver- Bartuah and so this becomes a won't even reply to offem Weaver, Boston, two straight faiu. a new leegue wUI do wonders (or He couldn't hazard a guess ae to I to tamllaiMila. pwwmal taxes JULIA BOYD, 10$ PARK AVENUE, NEW YORK storms, ever in danger of being structed they “ should .lot” publish Dougan, Ig ...... 3 0 6 ■Ity baaketball post. Although Rip­ match of real heavyweighta. - ■'.ti Southern California police are on ...... eoplM ot ‘*Caadloltght.** tha naw booklet of poems by New York Rangers at Detroit. S t Louis—Jim Londos. St. Louu, him.” the ultimate winner and he paM wrecked-In the rocks of radicalism news in any form that would en­ Wolfram, c ...... 3 1 5 ley today cold bis plans were Indefi­ The other bouts on the card are; Entloaod It I f cants la coin ter the lookout for a new type of pub­ Helea WoUhImar, at 10 eeats a copy. Canadtan-Amerloan Leagna threw Ed Strangler Lswts, Loa An- It's with the deepest regret that it o i ilM ,- and discontent. courage public disorders, under L e g g e tt r f ...... 1 1 3 a little at the suggestion of a Ruth- nite, he admitted he had received Al Mercler, Springfield, va. Frank Pattern No...... lic enem y-th e turkey thief. \ New Haven at Boston. gelea. Harridge epeaka tor the passing of ------..... to bit A writer In "The Nation ” tells us. penalty o f suspenskm by the secre­ Giovan, If ...... 0 0 0 inspired gang of Braves quaUfyiag several offers recently from various Sexton of Ohio State; Frnnk Long- band o f them recently made off Trenton, N. J.—Emil Duoek, Ruth, one e f hie personal heroes IJR-U MM. anttMiMiM An- that freedom of apeech and preas, tary of the interior. Freney, If ...... 4 1 9 to meet bis ehampiont in the world InsUtutloas. eon, Salt Lake City, vt. Oeorga Last NigfiPs F i^ tf ...... A d d ress...... with 1,000 blrda, using a truck. Motorists using the Rome-OsUa Omaha, and Jim Browning, Varona, from tbe league where he achieved 178JKM h e p iiiw r»- has been denied to nine-tentha o f Meeting in special seosion the • series next (all. Saundera of New Orleona: Lea U»- auto road at night are required to Mo., drew. One fa ll each. (anie. te bt BUd ta ' ...... State...... Cabinet designated Leonardo Muril­ Totals ...... 13 3 37 "Gosh.” he said, "what a hum­ ^ u e o , Oolgnte, v*. Tony Oolesaao, biennial report o f the Idaho turn off their light,, because ths Portland, Ore.— Qus Sonnenberg, "It will be quite a shock seeing Kama at this nawspapar...... ^ State lo 04 secretary o f education to fill Referee: Harabunta mer that would be: and what a ter­ Rural electric power lines can be Springfield, '^ro fnlU wtu decide Cinciaaati->Vaitaa MUMg. Ji1^ * ' a^ I ? i ' ..OPfiM ny, state land department showed an highway Is illuminated by aodlum Boston, tossed Jules Strongbow, tha Babe In National League fisin- rible thing for Tom Tawkey and the vacancy caused by the resigna­ Umnire: Siamends. lamps. run undergroundidengrouad ebeapar than they the main bout; nil the other match- Aafriaa, oulpetatag. OtvSlt. J°*^**i increase In revenue, with 402,754 et Paper Oklahoma. 3 out e( S folio. ila.” he sigbed. "7-tl hats to asa his Red B « la Bootoa." poles. , « tha IMlkana and Booth 8 nufteo j aaora acraa of laad uador iMaa. tion ot Jose Capote Dies. Mutlllo is ■a a rt notrletod to thirty ffllnutaa. tardl W l - - " - a Judge «j( the UrgeacY Oourt M AMCU^rER lSVl£NliilU HERAUiriUiM UU^ CX)NN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 7, IMS. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH T, 1988.

Toonerville Folks By Fontaine For OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gene^hftM SENSE and NONSENSE NO pNt,NCT IVIN McGUIRf HIMSELi; tS A TOUGH EGG TO HIS OLDER SISTERS

I t e Hitler—General Johnson calls novERriSE a bare-faced aooundrel! VERlUr—BUKDENS BECOTAE YOU D iw 4 t HAVE ANY ^ Now, ha’a s eommon, eommon man. Von Papen—Well, probably he MORE EKCH tiAy, AND LW WORRIES BEKRE YOU GOV Tax blml Tax Mm all you ean. forgot an about your mustache. THAT SUCE OF WON©< \ O’Bremskl .. Tax 1 ^ bouaa and tax Ms bad. w e a v i l v u p o n m e I p i r s t , AirrUMUBlLRS FUR SALE 4 APARTMENTS—FLATS— .. 100 108 07 309 of three games from Wilkie’s Dairy. Tax the bald spot on bis head, Anderson . , . . . . 9 0 113 127 330 IN NOUR OLD FRAYEDCUEP TENEMENTS 63 Howard hit high single of 139 and Tax hts bread, tax hta meat . 0 Va ; THERE ISTHCT DRATTEO . PAT CHBCK LiOST—NoUm U here­ 1933 PLYMOUTH aedan. 1930 Twamite ... .. 105 104 110 338 high three string for 376. The Oak DAVS.THE ONW WEIGHT Chrysler light 6 aedan, 1939 Ply­ Tax the shoes clear off Ms feeL INCOME TAX TO Pl6^ NE>CT W EEK ' by given that Pay Check No. EAR WE AIM TO PLEASE; Drop In and S t Tavern tooK two out of three ON YOUR SHOQUDERSv Igg, payable to Charlea iqebaela, mouth aedan, 1939 WtUya Knight Totals ...... 404 630 530 1563 la x Mb pipe and tax Ms smoke. •~^E(5>ACD ,WHV ISIsfT A D W SET A S lD t see our large heated rooms Cut P o w lin < < ^ from Gibson's Oarage. Boletti bit Teach him government is no Joke. NOW AND THEN, WAS A for week ending Febnu.ry 3 3 ,19SS, sedan, 1939 Ford 6 wheel cabriolet. down axpen'e. See Jensen, Johnson Laadaeape Five (S) j^ ijin ^ thelfepldes OIBLS LEAGUE high single of ISO and high three Tax Me "Henry” and tax Ms gas. TO DO HONOR AND HOMAiOE TO THE baa bem loat. Anyone attempting Cole Motors, at Center. Block. Phone 6070 or 7635. AUhouae 01 106 100 306 string for 364. CO Ps HANDI-4-VES, to caab ttaia check will be proaecut- (Murphy’s Alleys) G. KowrskI . 106 03 00 208 Tax the load that he must pass. THE NATION'S Oak S t Tavern (3) West Palm Beach, Fla., March 7 . Tax the farmer, tax hIs fowL Coats and vests? Pbooeyl No PA.VER?-uRE \s KID .LIKE A GREEK ed to the fub extent of the law. 1932 FORD COACH, 1929 Ford FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, J. Kowaki . 103 07 117 317 .*by the records of Walkup and Beh BeletU . . . . ------130 141 93—364 — (A P )—ResponsibUlty for further Tax Die dog Ind tax the howl. market for them. But pants I Half Finder pleaae return to the Cor­ coupe, 1928 Pontiac coach', 1934 In- all modem improvementb. Uve Spades took two out of three M. Kowaki . 06 104 107 307 • Vice-President L. C. McEvoy echoes UN-SUNS WERO)“w.vMV SECONXO STATUE, VOU1 W. Anderson lOl 125—337 Improvement in Roger Hornsby e bis sentiments. Tax his plow and tax Ms clothes. the world needs them. I can sell 'em porate Accounting Department, Umattonal pickup, 1930 Nash minutes to mills, three to trolley. games from the Clubs with G. A. Kowaki . 138 104 100 351 ...111 B U R D E N , IS THACT T H E 30CKEY I VW/E, Cordera ...... 103 116 83— 801 acrobatic Browns Ir 1935 rests al­ "Walkup. a big right-hander with Tax the rag that wipes his nose. anywhere. I'm a benefactor. C H A R M W AS Main Office. Cheney Brotbera. sedan, 1933 Ford coach. Brown's Inquire at 82 Garden street Tel. Komsa taking the honora. 99 high, most entirely on seven rookies and —Kenneth McC?aUum, sentenced in Garage, 478 Center atreet. 282 three string. There were three Pontillo ...... 103 09 07—309 » good curve and a fine fast balL Is Tax Ms pig and tax Ms squeal. TO -RIDE MV RACE HORSE, IS b e i n g B RO V 6723. T o ta ls...... 534 504 541 1570 the baseball magic of the Rajah Tax Ms boots, run down at the heel. (Chicago as pants theft specialist ties of 104 by M. Meneel, A. Komea, Conran ...... 107 95 117—819 himself. better than his record last year TUTTING ON WEIGHT PERSONALS RENT HUNTING? Tell us what H. FalkoskI, with H. Gustafson hit­ with Milwaukee Indicates." McENoy Tax Ms cow and tax Ms calf, A SAFE PLACE TO BUY Reids (0) Last year the Brownies, tugging Tax Mm U he dares to laugh. You can rest assured that the T/M. ALARMINGW I you want. Wo’II take care of It for ting high three string of 283. Reid ...... 88 131 130 329 554 551 SIS 1620 declares. "He won seven and lost 10 MADAME DEAN—Readings on all USED CARS manfully at their bootstraps, rose Ir. 1934 but he didn't start many Tax Ms :ams and tax Me lands, Dionne quintuplets are not going to you without ebarge. R. T. McCann, Diamonds McLaughlin . . . . 85 114 109 308 Olbson'a Oarage (1) 6 M N E D 17 affairs, SOc. Answers all questions. 1934 Dodge aedan (like new). to sixth place in the American games and didn’t get the work he Tax the bUstera on ‘lia hands be put on exMbItion to tto detri­ 69 Center street. Dial 7700. M. Meneel ----- 83 83 104 270 CHune ...... 100 103 02 304 Kutkaveck ----- lOO IIJ 103—314 League and at times even dreamed Guaranteed satisfaction or no 1933 Plymouth sedan. L. Ckirdner . . . . 76 89 98 263 needed.” Tax the water and tax the air. ment of their health. T O U N D S i Holton ...... 115 104 108 322 M tkolelt...... 98 119 110—827 of the first division. —Mitcbell Hepburn, Ontario pre­ charge. 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 500 Ann 1934 Ford Bui coupe with radio. S. OrlBfakl___ 60 78 73 310 Morlarty ...... 180 114 Petke ...... I l l 103 04—308 rtght-handcd. batted Tax the sunllghL If you dare. 86 380 A few Innocent-appearing player Tax the living, tax the dead. mier. atreet Hartford. 1933 Ford coach. FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, all A. K o m e a ...... 83 88 104 376 Magnuson ...... 109 121 110—840 .837 and fielded .980 with Galveston. deaU bolstered the 1934 edlUon. Ef­ Mills, a left-hander, bad a tryout Tax the unborn before they’re fed. 1930 Ford Sport coupe. Improvements. 107 Summer street. Totals ...... 537 556 600 1583 A Anderson ...1 2 0 05 126—341 forts to repeat the performance this 1933 Rockne R. S. coupe. T o ta ls ...... 302 338 378 1018 with the Brownies last year and Tax them all and tax them well, You can't regulate tMeves In the Keller’s (4) winter generally were futile and And do your best to make life h—1. utility business. All j(Ou can do la ^ S 1930 Wlllys Six sedan. FOR RENT—6 ROOMS, half house, Hearts McGuire,...... 113 130 was sent to San Antonio for season­ modem Improvements, steam beat, 104 346 688 550 SSI 1639 auccem apparently wUI depend on ing. supplant them with government Manchester 1930 LaSalle S-pas. coupe. H. Ruseell ----- 68 72 71 211 Lingard ...... 03 107 105 305 the harvest from St. Louis farms near Main street, rent reasonable. H. G ilson ...... 67 77 74 218 Thomas AVon 28, Lost 4 ownership. 1920 Reo R. S. coupe. W. Prentice .. 113 106 311 Wilkie’s Dairy (1) and the gleanings of Brown scouts “There are no newspapers in Evening Herald 1928 31 Russell street K. FalkoskI ..1 0 4 71 84 359 His teammate, HlUln, made a fine Rep. Maury Maverick (Dem., Chevro.et 4-door sedan. J. Prentice.. . . 00 100 321 Benson ...... 104 83 104—291 Four pitchers head the Ust of re- heaven," aaeerta an evangelist. Of Tex.). 1028 Chevrolet coach. H Gustafson .. 103 98 82 283 record In 1934. The big 195-pound CLASSIFIED FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, Hamilton . . . . 112 113 336 Magnuson . ...103 111 101—315 onilU. They are Ashley Hlllln and course not. You can't have newspa­ 1927 Nash sedan. right-hander won 24 and lost 12. AI pers without newspaper men. newly decorated, modem Improve­ F ortin ...... 118 125 92—335 Howard Mills from San Antonio, advertisements 1927 Reo sedan. Totals ...... 342 318 311 971 though 29 years old he never hai Automobile workers do not want ments, ample room for vegetable T o ta ls...... 520 566 526 16101619 Wennergren ...121 103 121—345 Fay Thomas from Los Angeles and had a major league trial. to take over control of tbe Industry. Count six Avsrmgs words to • Trucks and flowers. 58 Summer street. Wilkie ___ ...11 5 99 Eldon Walkup from Milwaukee. "I have no fault to find with a They want wages upon which they I<UIs. numbers nod nbbrnvintloon 1934 Spades 96—310 Thomas, drafted from Los An­ Dodge 1 1-2 ton stake. Jaffe’s Oema (3) Bettencourt Back Again geles, has appeared in fast oorapanv man who Is lazy, so long aa ho does can Uve and support their families •neb count ns n ’ord nnd eonipooBd 1934 1 1-2 ton chassis and cab. D. Sullivan . . . 77 88 69 334 Ewen ...... — 100 words ns -two words. Mlnlmom cost In 4 ROOM TENEMENT, modem Im­ 202 560 521 514 1596 Tommy Heath, catcher, from San before, with the Yankees and Ms work.” without dependence on public reUef 1931 1-2 ton Dodge panel. M. Beccio .. . . . 83 71 81 235 Smith ...... 74 — pFtc« ol three lines. provements, 95 (barter Oak, be­ E. Dztadus Antonio: Roy "Beau" Bell, out­ Giants. ^ a large part of the year. Line rates per dn^ tot translsat 1929 Reo canopy. . . . 7 8 97 85 260 Bowers ...... 84 84 83 261 fielder, from Galveston; and Larry tween Main and Spruce streets. C. Dion ...... 86 79 87 252 Su h le...... 87 110 110—807 The Browns also are extremely —William Green, A. F. of L. presi­ K 7 e'iLL nds. Sam Yulyes, 701 Main street. Benson ...... 114 133 115 362 Bettencourt, also an outfielder, hail­ Junior—Mummy, didn't you say BWeetlTe Msreb IT, last SCHALLER MOTOR SALES G. Komsa . ...8 6 97 99 282 F. Anderson . . 9 0 100 117—316 hopeful that Larry Bettencourt, that baby had your eyes and Dad­ dent. RELIEVE You' Cash Chargs Jaffe ...... 00 02 116 208 ing from San Antonio, complete the one-time all-America football cen­ 634 Center St. Tel. 6282 Nelson ...... 96 125 102 323 Howard ...... 139 114 123—376 cast. dy's nose? 8 Consecutive i>nys T etsi a eta FOR RENT—FOUR room tene­ Totals . . . . Twamite .,. ter from St. Mary’s college, Is fi­ I have never been able to bring OP THE CAUSE I Consecutive Dnyi a ets 11 eta Open Evenings . 410 432 421 1263 ..107 99 138—344 Hornsby, reticent concerning the Mother—Yes, darling. ment, with all Improvements, 464 Schubert , . . nally ripe for the majors Last year, myself to see that tbe United States 1 Day ...... II stsl II eta Hartford Road. Inquire 691 Center Clubs T o ta ls ...... 458 543 509 1510 ..129 92 121—342 newcomers unUl he becomes per­ Junior—^Well, >ou’d better keep OP YOUR W ORRIES,^ All orders for IrrernUr Insertions H. Price .. . . 6 8 77 as on outfielder at San Antonio, he had any right to go into the retail will be ebnrned nt the one time rate. street. 80 325 A. and P. Storea (3) sonally acquainted with their abili­ your eyes on him. He’s got grand­ AUTO ACCESSORIES— M. Fay ... .. 75 94 93 262 661 M5 600 1685 hit .324 and drove In 129 runs. He pa's teeth now. business. N,-« iiiwet: W k'Si* u. a Mt. ' Special rates U r long term every Woods ...... 89 80 91 260 ties, was most favorably impressed has caught and played'third base. day advertising give upon reqocet. TIRES 6 FOR R E N T -6 ROO.M tenement, H. Gange .. . .8 6 89 79 254 Henncquln . . . . 107 112 97 310 —Federal Judge W. L Grubb, Blr* Ado ordered (or three or elx days H. Flavell 90 87 mlngbam. (e f OIMilo) Nl Itll) modem Improvements, at 24 Trot­ 79 256 Wenhergren . . . 94 119 101 314 .\R.MSTRON08 EDGE Loyalty wilt travel a mile while and stopped before the third or fifth E. Armstrong .. 91 84 95 270 day will be charged only lor the ac­ SPEEDOMETERS — ALL MAKES ter street. Call 4662 or Inquire 56 Carlson 89 96 93 278 .METHODIST JUNIORS talent is getting on Its boots. tual number of .Imea tbe d appear­ Petke ...... 129 114 119 362 I have put damp bran or moist repaired. Also cables furnished. Summit atreet. corn meal. Either of these tends ( ORCHY SMITH The Stakes Are Hig:h! - ed. charging at the rate earned, but T o ta ls...... 410 431 426 1267 A barber had been telling a cus­ By John C. Terry no allowance or refunds ean be made Norton Electric Co., Hil.lard atreet. The Jack Armstrongs came ©LORIFYINe to remove cigarette and other Phone 4060. FOR RENT—FOUR ROOMS. All T o ta ls ...... 508 521 601 1530 through again to edge ^ e South tomer about the merits o f a certain on Bis time ads atopped aftar tbe Improvements, at 134 Maple street. AIEN’S LEAGUE stains from ray fingers.” fifth day. Methodist Trs., 16-16, In a'fast mov­ hair restorer: A Thought No "till forbids": dteplay llaaa not Apply at 132 Maple street. (Murphy’s Alleys) SWEDISH LEAGUE o u r s e l f When asked about other beauty CMatomer (becom’ng tired)—Why sold. MOVING—TRUCKINU— Team No. 3 took tw’o games from ing tussle at the church gyro. _Y secrets. VI Bradley admitted that --The Harald will not-be feagoaalbl#- (5Iurphy's .\lleys) Filter pulled the game out of the don’t you use It on your own bold Let your heart therefore be per­ STORAGE 20 Team No. 2 Smith got high single K. of P. (0) Che uses a plain egg facial mask head? fect with the Lord our God, to walk for mors than oua Incorract inaartloa of 114 with Larder 113 and Torrance Are by sinking a feui shot In the once a week. She cleans her face, of any adverttaement ordatsd for J.\IL TER.M ENOS O. Johnson .. . 107 108 90 305 last minute of play. The playing ^^ByAIidaM art^ Barber—Oh, I don’t use It be­ In His statutes, and to keep His mors than ona tima. PERRETT A GLENNEY INC. local 113 twice. Bengston got high three A. Carlin . . . . . 105 93 97 295 smooths on a layer of slightly cause I can show customers how Commandmenta, as at tMs day.— The inadvertent omission of taoor* and long distance moving. Dally string of 326. Team No. 4 took three of Cole was the backbone of the beaten white, lets It dry and then root publication of advartlaing will Washington. March 7.— (API — A. Anderson .. 95 104 09 298 church's attack, while Wolfram led " TnzrsBRprifiF ugly bald beads really are. Kings 8:61. rectlfle' only by cancellation of the express to Hartford. Overnight games from Team No. 1. Dietz got C. B o lin ...... 113 83 102 298 applies a layer of yolk. She re­ ... William P. MacCracken, former aa- high with 119 and three string ot the scoring of the Armstrongs. I never have seen lovelier hands peats the process until all of the ebarge made for the eervtoe rendered. sert'ice to and from New York. Tel. alstant secretary of commerce for A. Bcrggren . . 113 83 79 275 Jack Armstrongs Erwin—Do you like Mendels­ The essence of true holiness con­ All adverllsementa must oonforro 3063. 8860 or 8864. 328. than those of VI Bradley, screen ac­ egg has been used. Then she rests aeronautics, reached the end today P- B, F. T. sohn's Songs Without Words? sists In conformity to the nature In etyle, copy and typography with Team No. 2 Totals ...... until the mask dries. Afterward Margie— Yes. I often think that regulatlooe enforced by the pubiteh- of the jail term Imposed upon him . 533 471 467 1471 0. Armstrong. If ...... i 0 2 tress and night club singer. Not and will of God.—Lucas. ere and they reeerve the right to F'ox •...... 90 95 87 281 Scandia (4) she washes It off with warm, sudsy If some of the songs wo hear now­ by the Senate for contempt. 1-ardcr ...... ij3 94 2. Trevitt, rf ...... 1 only are they long, slender and water and pats on nourishing cream edit, revise or lejec* any copy eop- PUHLIC PASSENGER 85 292 C. Hultgren ..126 97 85 308 0. Tivnan, c ...... 0 graceful, but smooth as satin and adays had no words they would be •Idered objectionable. Officials of the Dlstrlc-. of C^oliim- Smith ...... 106 89 114 309 I. Wlnnergren .106 96 100 302 before she uses foundation cream a lot better. CLOSING HOUKS—Claaaified ada to SERVICE 20-A bla jail planned to release him dur­ Bengston ----- 126 103 1. Wolfram. I g ...... 3 white as snow. ,and fresh makeup. be published same day must be re­ 97 32G Herb. Johnson .98 91 95 284 3. Puter, rpr ...... Flapper Fanny Says: IN ADDITION TC SILVER Lane ing the day. He began a 10-day . .2 When I asked Miss Bradley ma.u.aPAT.orr. ceived by It o'clock noon: Saturdays E. Anderson . . 121 104 93 318 what she does to keep her hands Since Mias Bradley's beauty Just letting things alone as they l0:80 a. m. Bus Line, De Luxe Bu_ for lodge term at 4 p. m. on February 26. The Totals . .. ----- 444 381 383 1208 EttI Johnson 99 94 107 30 0'6 comc.s under the heading of sleiek are is a good doctrine only If things term expired today because the day Team No. 3 2 16 in such splendid condition, she TELEPHONE YOUR party or team trips, we also offer .South Methodists told me that abe never falls to —she's tall and slender with dark are all right to start with. Other­ 7 pssseneer sedan delivery. Phone of arrival at the jail and the day of Anderson ...... 87 85 94 266 Total 550 482 480 1512 auburn hair—she chooses rather wise, stir ’em up. WANT ADS. Blanchard 2. Cole, If ...... 4 rinse them In very cold Water 3063, 8860, 8864. departure are counted In the sen­ ----- 100 102 88 290 4. Smith, rf'...... heavy perfumes that harmonize Ada are accepted over tbe telephoga tence. Holland . after each washing and that, after ...... 89 120 99 308 S«gar (2) 2. Richmond, c ...... a careful drying during which she with her sophisticated type, fairly Serious Bsicort—I'm sure we all at the CHARGE HATE given above Toscano ...... 94 113 113 320 strong, clinging oriental scents. have our own hopes and alms in as a convente'n j to advertlsera. but E Bcrggrcn . . 94 99 97 290 0. Brown, c ...... pushes baek the cuticle around I’ ROFKSSIONAL Ivar Carlson ,.104 life. Mice Browning. What Is the WASHINGTON TUBBS By Crane the CASH RATES will o« accepted ae Totals . . 86 109 299 0. Frazier, Ig ...... her nails, she always applies hand rULL l^AYMENT If paid at the bual- SERVICES 22 ----- 370 420 394 1184 A. Anderson 13.5 108 88 331 2. Fish ...... height o f 3'our ambition? fWOT'S VER NTAKE a LOOK AT THIS OLp'Y /^ELL,STAB ME OEAP/ IT'S THEM BLIHKIW^ neae office on or before the seventh lotion. A total of 1,289 vessels were fumi­ THEY G O T m a r r ie d V THERE YOU GO, AGIN ! LETTIN' HER HEATED R. Swanson . . . . 98 96 80 274 "In addition,” the pretty star Miss Brown—About six feet, PROPOSITIOM, MEWSPAPER CLIPPING, SOFTIES, TUBBS AN' EASY- THEV'VE THIS MORNING, AND PUT IT OVER ON YOU— AN' M E— \ day following the firat Insertion of Team No. 4 A. Carlsoh ...'. 101 gated at United Staten porta to free good-looking and lots of money. SLICK? •ach ad otherwise the CHAHGI>2 93 102 296 10 7 1 15 added, "once a week I go to bed them of disease or rats in the last DAWSOtsJ. STRUCK 6CiO IN ALASKY, HATE will be collected. No reeponsl- JOHN COL'KEIRHAM—Pianos tun­ APARTMENTS Torrance . ----- 101 84 99 284 ASKED ME IP T H E Y EVEN AFTER SHE^ MARRIED/SHE Merrer Referee. Frency. Halftime score, wearing rubber gloves Into which fiscal year. -^-THEY'RE RICH ? EXACTLY. hlllty for errors In telephoned ade ed, repaired. rebuUL 28 Bigelow ----- 103 87 116 306 Totals . 532 482 476 1400 If you find It easier at school COULD COME HERE KNOWS YOU'LL DO ALL TH' DISH will be assumed and thair accuracy street. Phone 4219. 3 Rooms at 107.i Main Murphy . . 8-5, Methodists. Time. 10-mlnutc WASHIN', TH' CLO'ES WASHIN' AN' . ----- 106 114 81 301 Emanuels (2) quarters. make the girls' team than the boys’ AND HERB'S AND UVE WITH US cannot be guaraittecd. Brennan . to T'LL Street ...... ili.'jO.flO ...... 102 106 108 315 E. Erickson . 104 112 110 326 team it’s a sure thing that you are A MORE POR a w h i l e —SO, IRONIN'— AN* HAFTA DO ALUTH' INDEX OF I. Carlson .. . 117 95 athleUc. RECENT WHAT COULD I SAV? LAWN MOWIN', f u r n a c e TENDIN', RKi'AIRlNU 2.1 Totals . ., 106 318 CLASSIFICATIONS BUSINESS LOCATIONS ----- 412 .3!)0 404 1206 Low ...... 101 06 80 277 CLIPPING. T HATE TO SEE HER ASM CARRYIN', A N ' S TO R E GaM '/ Team No. I Low ...... 98 03 w in n n g Boy—While mother was sleeping, l e a v e HOM E— a n d / Elrlhs ...... A SKATES SHARPENED, key mak­ Ritchie . . 88 270 T S H E ALLUS s a i d SHE'D HAVE EnBagemenla ...... B ing, lock, gun. vacuum cleaner re­ 1077 .Main St., Corner ...... 89 83 96 288 Low ...... 94 86 07 277 the baby got sick by licking the HE'S A NICE Uarr:sgee ...... C Dwyer ... ----- 106 97 88 2i)l paint— ' SERVANTS WHEN SHE GOT MARRIED— , pairing. Braltbwalte, 52 Pearl St. Store ...... S.10.00 Tedford .. V(PUMQ N A N ., Dee I he ...... D ...... 83 90 102 275 Totals ...... 514 482 481 1477 Caller—Off a toy? MAID, SHAKE .HANDS WITH Card of Thanks ...... E EldridKe St.. Store .. . ?20.00 Dietz ...... 02 119 117 328 BASKETBALL Boy—No. off mother. T H ' b u t l e r —ER In MemorUm ...... F ____By Nat Holman Lcai and Found ..•••••••••••••• 1 HELP WANTED— SOUTH METHODISTS f l u n k e y Totals . . .. II some birds were not able to .' Announcemcnta ...... I MALE SINGLE HOUSE ----- 370 389 403 1162 (Y.5I.C.A. .Alleys) ^i»nsY NCASCSVKI, INC rersonala ...... • 26 Team No. 1 (0) T. M. sec. S. MT. Off. fool a lot of people they would have Anlomohlleo 31 Mather St., 6 rooms, MERCH.\.NTS LE.\G('E GOuion ...... 80 91 79 250 to go to work, which would be ter­ Automobllaa fur Sale ...... • rible for them. Automobiles for Eschang# ««••• I with fine local dealer, connection den and Ranine-----$.3.i,00 (Charter Oak .Alleys) Prlche ...... 95 119 83 297 Auto Accesanrlea—Tlrea ...... g has an opening for a aales mana­ The A. and P. stores broke even B. H olm an----- 104 90 105 299 with Jaffee’s Gems each taking two A (Jhristlan land seems to be one Auto Repairing—'Painting ••••• Y ger. When answering state sales Larrabce ...... 82 91 74 247 Auto Schoola ...... 1-A potats. Benson hit high single tor that compels the Innocent to suffer Autos—Ship by Truck ...... • experience. Income baa always been LOUIS ST. CLAIR Nelson ...... 110 98 132 340 Autos—For tllra ...... t the night with 133 and tied Petke because tt is too tender-hearted to Early, to bed gets a rise out ot about $40 weekly on advance com­ for 3 string with 362. The Land­ punish the guilty. 'ARRESTED AS SPIES IM BULSRAVIA. Oarages—Sarvlce—Storaga «.«•• 10 mission basis. Write I. A. Mayo BURR Totnl* ...... 471 489 473 1433 late callers. 'Af t e r a l l t h e d ir t t h e y d o n e t o m e > llotorcyolea—Bloyolaa ...... '.«• II 86 Pearl S t, Hartford — 7-7028 scape Five took three points from Team No. 2 (4) B L ^ T th e ir ORNERY HIDES/ I HOPES Wanted Autos—Motorcyeiaa II Lenox Hotel, Hartford. Conn. House and Hales. A Kowaki hit THEY ROT ------1 lavs ev es Buelaeaa and ProfeesItianI gervivea Memlier I itinnal Institute Dickson ...... 99 108 88 295 ON THEM SWABS AG'IN, I'L L ““ high single of 138 and high 3 string Robb ...... 114 94 87 295 Business Borvlcea Offered ...... II Real Estate 5li>iiagement for 351, FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser ------f YOU P O W T ^ SETTLE THEIR HASH GOOD Household Services offered ...... It-A SALESMEN WANTKO 36-A 802 W. Center Street Hewitt ...... 102 116 104 322 T ( s e e m TO LIKE [ffn ilullding—Contracting \i 4022 — 6-8 P. M: House and Hales (1) A. H olm an----- 96 80 98 274 'N'PROPER. I'LL IVRING THEiR Florists—NuraeWea ...... ti MAN WANTED FOR RAWLEIQH ...... 90 104 86 280 Nichols ...... 94 93 136 323 CHISf; 1 THINK THIS B U L L ^ -vSt^N V NECKS. I'LL Funaral Dlractora ...... ll " “ dden ...... 100 96 110 306 Hasting—Plumbing—Roofing ••• 17 Route of 800 families, -Writo today. MAH IB IKIVDI.V6D (naurance ...... ll Rawligh, Dept. CUC-48-8A., Al­ Totals ...... 605 491 513 1509 miilnery—Dreaamaktng ...... II bany, N. Y. IN A PUSTTb llovtng—Trucking—S.urage •••• 10 I'LLHA/e . Public Pasaenger Service ...... lo-A Team No. 3 (1) Blow o p thc EXPERIENCED SALESMAN to A talk Painting—Papering ...... II .McKinney ...... 86 86 86 258 BHILOM f Profsaalonal Servtcaa ....••••«. II call on retallere, wholesalers, shops, State Road Purr ...... 101 94 94 288 WITH ^ !l| ! Rapalrlng ...... || and busines,. concerns. Only re­ Attention of Tailoring—Dyalng—Claanlng « « t« NEW 8 -ROOM HOUSE— ...... 92 111 111 314 h im / rolls! Goods and Servlca ..*•••• II liable man wanted. Full Ume. Com­ Wlnton ...... 98 86 115 299 Wanted—Buatnesa 8e.vle« •••••• ll missions average 30 per cent. Com­ AH improvements. -acre Henry L. Burnham EdavaflaMi mission possibility $100.00 per Address Unknown Totals ...... 377 377 405 1159 NIA Courses and CUmssi « ...... 11 week or more In restricted terri­ of land. Hen house 14’x60'. Team No. 4 (8) Private Instruction ...... II Harris In this out-of-bounds play, X 'a panoinc ...... i |.a tory. Merchants Industries, Inc Price 54.300. Ca-sh required Be advised that property In ...... 105 98 85 288 /I Smith takes the ball at tbe aide of tl (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Uu.Ic.l—Or.m.tlc ...... I* 104-206 East Elizabeth Ave., Un­ 5800 storage at No. 62 Pearl street ...... 84 113 108 305 court. W.ni.O—In.trua'loa ...... 10 den, N. J. . In your name, will be disposed Phillips ...... 111 120 115 346 Flaaarlal M ercer...... X-2 cuts In close to tbe side to The plasterers tolled with a will. reply. And then he q u l^ y added. of If you do not oommunicute 87 115 92 294 receive tbe pass, and flips an under­ Bonde-^tocka—Mortgageo II with the undersigned by "Gee. 1 should think they’d get their “I think we have e a n ^ a good I T.M.uau.t.MT.orr. Buafneai Opportunltlea ...... II hand pass to X-3. who cuU In Im­ fill of working,” said wee Dotty. if»i sr wtA wnvtei. TUB HONEV MOAM FUKL AND FEED 49-A Wednesday, March 20, 1935. Totals ...... 387 446 400 1233 meal. We’re as hungiy as can be.” Money to Loan ...... || R. T. McCANN mediately behind him. "They must think it’s lots of fun. The giant smi)?d and said, Help and .fltaatlaaa X-1 swings around X-2 and X-3, "They just keep going, very fast. SALESMAN SAM ______In Too Much Of A Hurry! Bv SmaJ’ Help Wanted—Female ...... || 69 Center St. Phone 7700 J. R. BRAITHWAITE. M. C. .4. LEAGUE "Okay! You’ll h«(ve a meal this f FOR SALE—HAY AND wood. Tele­ receives a short pass from X-3, and I wonder how long can they' last.” very day. T hc^nym ltes can join Help Wanted—Male ...... tl (Y Alleys) WEY OU2.-L,l WOW ABOUT OKAY BY Me..BUT'toU'UL K f e r -G o s h SA K esl CUM AT Go o d , WELL, \ CAM'T S C ^ Baleamen Wanted ...... I|.A phone Rosedale 46-5. -dribbles for the basket. "Why. they'll keep working,” said you. Leave tj»e cooking up to me. MEleTAKIN' T'foOAYo d a y LEAVE IT THERE.TILL’ Shearers (1) OFF? h a fTa coait-u l u tw ' sToee IS IT GONNA DO CAE (F \ TAKE- ) W H AT GOOD IT'S Goin' Help Wanted—Male or FemaU*. 17 Harvey 0-1 will find himself legally the giant, “ till their work Is done.” d a y 's o v e r , w i t h ! Agen.e Wanted ...... |7-A FOR SALE— SEASONED hard ...... 101 115 102 318 screened by X-2 and X-3. "If everybody did that way, they'd CLos esi T h d a y e n d O ^ T A OOYPi.MO t^ T rt.R Sltuallooe Wanted—Female ... II Benston "While I A m busy, you can get wood, stove length, $8.00 cord...... 95 123 99 317 have a lot more time for play. The TAKE HIS TH ' d a y ? ____ _