AVEkAOB DAILY CnCTTLATIOIl for the .Month of SUreh, IMS WEATIICB Foreeaet of U. a. Weather BafMO, 6 ,1 5 4 Hmitford ^ Mwalier of the Audit Bureau of ClroolaUone Snow probably ftonisht and W - Surttitw 2im l5 not nsneb chA o^ In tam pan* MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VILLAGE CHAim turn. VOL. LyiL, NO. 160 (CtaeaMed AdvertM ag ea Page U ) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1938 (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS

I Pour-Alarm Fire Threatens Philadelphia Block STRIKE IN DETROrr

REORGANIZATION BILL TIES UP RAILWAY

iC traffic OF CITY WINS IN HOUSE TEST

No Street Cars Operated PARIS LEFTISTS BY VOTE OF 191 TO 169 Daring Morning; Bos Lines

Ron Under PoEce Protec- PLAN A HUGE SUPREME COURT BaDot Was On Motion To tion — Thonsands Walk. MASS_PROTEST LATE NEWS Strike Ont Enading Claose DENIES PALKA’S Detrolt. April 7—(AP)—Upwards FLASHES! Of Measure; Bill Is Now of half a million Detroiters who French Senate Committee normally use the ettya etreet rail- PLEA ^ R LIFE way system, sought other means of Rejects Blum Powers KIl RIOTS IN P.ARIS Ready For Aoiendmenti;. Paris, April 7.—(AP)—More transportation today as an Ameri- than 10,060 Leftists protesting Sen- can Federation of Labor union mode And Sodafist Gronps Get Killer Of Bridgeport Pofice- ate opposition to Premier Blum's Foes Not To Give Up Figkt effective a strike started because of a dispute over seniority rights. demand for dictatorial financial man Loses Hakeas Corpns powers fdhgtit police and Rightists At the rush hour this morning no Ready For Demonstration street cars were operating and auto- ontsMe toe Senate late today. Washington. April 7.—(AP) mobile traffic was mon^g slowly Crowds surged through the -yThe House refused today to Petition; Exeendon Date ■treeto n«ar Loxemboarg Palace, because of - the appearance of thous- Paris, April 7— (AP)_The sen- kill^ the government reorgani- andi of additional motorcars on the the Senate building, screaming streets. ate finance committee, in aplte of Set For Next Tnesday. "down with the Senate!" zation bill. The teller vote was Bus lines were operating under the threat of a mass demonstration The demonstrators attacked gen- 191 to 169. **»™»oa w ith c h a ir s and b o ttle * — police protection, taxicabs.were do- LirfUsta. today flatly rejected The ballot, a victory for tha ing the best business In years and Mender L«Dn Blum's demand for Impromptu weapons snatched np administration, swas on a mo- thousands walked or thumbed rides. dictatorial powers over flnanee by a Hartford, April 7.—(AP)—Frank from cafes along the way—while The Detroit Street railway, a v ^ of 28 to 6. The left wing of the Palka apparefitly had loat today hU the poUoe retaliated In free use of tion by Representative 0 ’C3^ ■ municipal syatem, which also'oper- Premier's own Socialist party car- their clobs. nor (D., N. Y.), to "strike oiit latest legal fight to escape the elec- • • • ates the bus Ilnee, announced that ried forward preparations for a huge I^ffi^J^ev!rte^lSe“ Sra'^S:^,S;?""^^ ‘kelr vantage point on the tric chair In which he Is condemned the enacting clause’’—withottt all striking employes would be dla- meeting tonight outside toe Luxem- threaten^l by the flames, four alarms^i^ght'^J^torc^'irnU an entire '“5’city block _. might be CONVENT ON FIRE charged If they were not back on |»urg Palace, .housing the aenate, fire fighters to the scene. to die Tuesday for toe murder of a Fltobbnrg, Mass,, April 7,—(AP) which the bill would have bean the Job this afternoon. in deflance of the shaky Blum gov- Bridgeport policeman. The Su- —A fleroe general alarm fire today ineffective and meaningless. The weather favored the pedea- ernment's ban on the demonstra, preme Court of Errors upheld last ■*■0(1 the three and one-half story The measure was thrown trians. Ck>ntrary to forecast It was Uon. night a Superior Court dental of wooden convent of the Order of open to amendment immedi- a bright, Bunny day, although cold. The more militant Soctailat ele- his application for a writ of habeas Preaeatatton, drove 88 nans to the More snow, which had been predict- ment refused to cancel the demon- FEW AMERICANS LEFT JAPS RETREATING corpus In which he charged illegal street, and threatened to epread ately afterward. ed, did not materialize. stratlon call in spite of an Interior imprisonment to private realdeneee 200 yards Backers of the bill said tha Strikers’ Demands ministry order, which Blum ap- His counsel had argued that a away before It was brought under vote was a sure indication the The strike was called. In a riot- proved. reprieve granted by Governor Croaa (xMitroL ous session last night, by the Amal. The finance committee’s action IN SPAIN’S LOYAL ARMY AT GRAND CANAL on Dec. 10. 1937, was u n la w ^ and • a • House would pass It eventual- that since the time legally set for gamated Association of Street Elec- foreshadowed defeat for the premier MARKETS AT A GLANCE ly. But opponents still had og- tric Railway and Motor Coach Em- m the Senate tomorrow—with the the execution of sentence had passed New York, April 1— (AP)— portunities to attempt to do- ployes of America, (AFL). The downfall of his ckblnet—on his Palka should be set free. Stacks—Irregular; trading elow- finance bill, for which he won lember Of International Chiaeso Go Orer The Top la CThlef Justice William H. Maltble feat it after amendments wera Amalgamated seeks seniority rights >t h i a b o u t 4 y e a r s . disposed of. covering both street car and bus gnidglng approval of the Chamber SNOWFALL BREAKS In writing a unanimous opinion of Bonds—Mixed; high grade rails emplo3res. In one line of precedence. Of L>eputle8 yesterday. the highest tribunal Interpreted the bought. "This is just one part of th« Brigade Reaches French Hard Olleasive Aad Foot At present the bus men operate un- Call by Red Posters gubernatorial power to grant re- Curb—Uneven; oils aad metala In prlevea until the end of toe next nghi,’’ O’Connor told reporteni der a separate seniority plan. demonstration call was made WEATHER RECORDS supply. after hia proposal loot. "Then In voting the strike, in a cloaed m huge red posters with which Bordeir With Story Of Are Forced To Flee. session of the General Assembly Foreign Exchauge—Steady; franc meeting, the men shouted down Paris was plastered tola morning, under toe state constitution. noovera part of eariy leas. yjj*."®* ^ * reorganization their leaders and others who sought signed by Marceau PIvert, militant The court concluded In Its decis- Cotton—Easy; local and forolgB to dissuade them. There were sev- leader of the Socialist left wing Death Among His Buddies ion that “the govemnor had power wlUiif. SBOU*!’ rO R A W r E All Northern States Between Shanghai. April 7—(AP)—The eral flat lights and one man. who which planned thereby to show the to grant the reprieves (there were Soger—steady; Increased trade (The H outj -was In toe Parlia. several) and that too plaintiff U not opposed the strike action, was hit mnee etreagto of toe premier’s pop- T^wajigsi military cblefUaLn, (Sen, LI boytag. mentary stage known aa "conuntb* with a chair. ular support. Perpignan, France, at the Span- Rockies And East Coast Tsung-Jen, reported today that illegally detained but la being prop- Coffee—lower; easier spot nmr- tee of toe whcle” when the O’OoffT Tha seniority claim of the street «ly held until the day finally set pestm declared that “a group lah Frontier. April 7—(A P)—A J a p a n ^ were “In full retreat” from, ket. nor amendment was rejected.’ Un- railway workers is baaed upon a “J *y-*Jf"t*«* ok* men In their een- for hla execution arrivea, when toe Californian who had acted as politi- Talorchwang. the Shantung prov- der toe rules of procedure a roU call referendum approved by city votera Bastille” had been ’’eaboteg- Covered; Traffic Blocked. death penalty can lawfully be In- TREASURY BALANCE last April, but hue workers, most of Ing’ tha work of the People’, Front cal commissar for the Washington race rilloge whose mud walls have flicted upon him." , vote waa not In order then or later). toem organised in the Motor Coach government. ^en flattened by nearly three weeks ^unse) "Uadetermloed". Shouts of ’Vole, vote,” mingled and Lincoln Battalion of one of the; of batUe north of the Grand Canal. Washington. 'April 7.—(AP) with applause when O'Ckinnor went Operators' Association, an inde- The police guard around the sen Chicago, April 7—(A P)—Fresh Parka’s counsel. Maurice Gniskay, The poBlUon of the Treasury on pendent union, took the Issue to Spanish government’s IntemaUoDal Gen. LI said his warriors went reached at his home In Waterbury. down Into the well of toe Chamber snow blanketed a wide Azpanse of April 5: court. It now Is awaiting decUlon (OooMboM oe Page Two) Brigades reached France today with “'ekt In aald he was undetermined as to what to make hto proposal territory between the Rockies and a third offensive and that the Japa Receipts, 313.091.938.51; expendi- In so doing, he blocked, at least In the State Supreme Court. The a atory of death among his Ameri- action would be taken next. "i tures. 331.063,284.93; balance. 83- street railway workers claim It can comradea. the eastern seaboard today in the nese. unable to wUhstand the for the Umo being, a series of w^e of a storm that turned the 090,967,929.04; customs receipts for Klvto them the right to replace bus John O. Honeyoombe, 37, of Loe fierce assault, began reUring toward (Oonttnned on Page Six) the month, 83,968,814.82. amendments which the epecial t«- operators In the application of PROFESSOR aiARGE Angeles, aald only a few hundr^ calendar back to midwinter. Tsaochwong at dawn. orgsnlzatlon committee waa forced seniority. out of several thousand Amertcane Rain, aleet, dust, hall, and toma- The victorious Chinese began to write on toe floor after a Parlia- The railway management said to- dlc winda lashed at sections of the mopping up stragglers along the mentary objection by Representa- who had fought since the beginning nation which escaped the si day there was nothing It or the city of the Spanish (3vll War as volun- na^w gauge railroad which runs Uve Taber (R-NY) bad been sus- could do to comply with the striking storm. EXffllS PHYSICIANS teers for the government were still northward through Eaaoehwang to tained. unlon’e demands “without being in alive. Heavy vnt anowdrifta three and ccnnect with the main 13entsin-Pu- INDIVIDUAL TREATMENT "Mr. chairman," O’Connor contempt of court.” four feet deep challenged highway Tattered and hungry. Honey- kow railway. "In offering my motion to strike out No Trooble Reported crews In toe middle west. Snow It was along the Tlentsln-Pukow No violence was reported during combe crosaed toe frontier after the enacUn clause from the btU, I Asserts Medical Association what he called "the Gandeaa col- which Japanese aimed their south- am taking toe step .which I believe toe early hours of toe strike which (Uoattooed on Page HU) ward thrust at the east-west Lung- FOR LOAN APPLICATIONS t>«8«n at 4 a. m. Within a three- lapse," In which 560 Americans V the people ot this ccnintry daslr*— hour period ell cars were returned to the Washington and Lincoln battal- hal railway corridor separating and at this time." Is Rnled B y^dpatters; ion were caught In the part of Gen- ^^n ese occupied north and central He said every letter and talegraa carbarns. China. The Amalgamated claims 2,700 eralissimo Francisco Franco's of- Head Of RFC Explains Work- coming to him from over toe nsftM. members. Many men formerly in fensive. < YOUNG’S PETm O N Japanese claimed complete oc- defenses crumble easre “no compromise, no ‘amend- New Leaders Are Needed. cupation of Tslerchwang April 4 street car service now are assigned Gandesa fell last Saturday to the ments win cure the bllL" to buses l)ut retain membership in Insurgent push toward Mediterran- _ Gen. U reported his victory as ings Of New Law To Aid ’“Those reapoiirlble for bringing ean. the bloody but undeclared war en New York. April 7.—(AP) — A DENIED BY COURT BEFORE REB DRIVE this bill In here have realised for (Uoattooed oa Page fwo) The (Sallfomlan said the old tored Its tenth month. some time,” he declared, “that they prond^t doctor's charge that toe On Other Fronts Basiness; Akie To Get American Medical AaaoclaUon la Washington Battalion ivas almost have a bear by toe tail We are try- ^Inated by an atUtude "close to wiped out before Belchite. aoutheaet The Chlnese-Japanese armies ing to help them let go. of Zaragoza, where the Inaurgents' were locked In a stalemate along Money On Easier Terms. studpatism” opened a fresh DedsioD It Setback For His 500-mlle battle Una bordering the Franco’s Forces Take Vfl- “Reds Support BUI" ■Chism today in toe nation’s ihedl- march to toe sea started nearly four Let us set from where ths BRITISH LABORITE cai raako. werits ago. * Yrilow river In the heart of China. Weat of the Shantung -zone south- strongest urge for this blU comes. The charge was made last night Put Into Another Qponp LepI Fight For Coatrol Waehlngtor. April 7.—(AP) — lage Twenty Miles From "I hold tn my band two *rfvte of Those that ' remained, he eald vtord Japanese thrusts at the Lung- WINS AT ELECHON i*' “ *■*>• o* tbs Har- hal along the Pelping-Hankow rail- Chairman Jesse H. Jones of the Re- the Dally Workar, toe organ cf the Medical School In bis annual were Incorporated In the Uneoln communist Paity. They vtolently addTM as prealdent of the Ameri- Battalion, and “Franco finished toe Of C. S 0. RaS HoMiags. construction Finance Corporation Coast; On Otker Fronts. —7 *• Job a t Gandesa.' (Uonttnued oo Page I\vo) support the bill and denounce the can CoDege of Phystdans. advised tusiness men today be would opponents as toriee and fascUto who ‘tt^k was toe most forto- ‘T remember toe lost thing ray consider their loan applications in- New York. April 7.-(AP)-Fed- dividually. are fightin;. Liberalism." Observers Call It Show Of y ° t made upon toe oaeoelaUon. wife said to me when I left her end Hendeye, France, at the Spanish He repeated what membors al- governing body of ISO.. my alx-yeaf-old kid In Loe Angeles. A'**** C. Coxe today de- "I have no fixed rules for handling 000 American physician, since differ- nied the petition of Robert R. Young Frontier, April 7— (AP)—Govern- ready had beard once before, that Honeycombe mused. ” ‘You’ll re- VAN NUYS TO RUN applications. I consider each one on Earl Browder, the “cbiet and leader” Sentiment Against Prime ences of opinion arose In toe aasocl- sret toe day you left for Spain ’ She '"Junction restraining Ita own mento," Jones explained In ment defenses crumbled before a MO over state and Fed- was right” GuarMty Trust Co., third largen fresh Insurgent march to Spain’s of the Communlata and their candi- diacuaslng the broadened lending date for Prealdent, Just back from Minister’s Foreign PoBcy. •fW aid tn medical care. Aa political oommiasar, Honey- bank In the Unlteo States, from rot- power to be conferred on the RFC eas^t coast today os insurgent red j y ® “ swbera of toe coUege oombe, who said he once worked in 1 ^ controlling stock In CSiesapeake AS INDEPENDENT by 0>ngreas. ------and gold banners fluttered at the Russia, "has oeen actively lobbying tn the offices of members to obtain toe American Ck>mmunlat Party In Corp., which li holdi as tnigtoc, a t The leglslaUon will go to the vUlage of Valllbona. American medical sodetlee, The vlllag. is 22 miles from the support for this bill." Callforaia. araa left In charge of the a social atoc.Jiolders meeUng in White Houae foi President Rooae- Vondoo, AprU 7—(AP) —A labor belong to toe parent aasoda- Baltimore tomorrow. , The New York Irishman said ha tioq. bftttftlloii when Itj commander was velt'a Bignatura as soon os minor ot, Vlnaroz. General party victory In West Fulham Con- killed tn Gandesa. The decision was a set-back Democratic Senator fells Franco ■t’arroorro columns there could not figure out why the Com- stituency, London, strengthened to- to differences 'setween too Houae and munists were for the bUl and what ■Thla cannot la s t” he said, Young’s fight with powerfu- Wall Senate versions are reconciled. threatened to outflank the govern- day toe Left Wing campaign to Medical Assoctotion la political”, ment left wing defending the Ebro "trick” they were playt g In de- fores Prime Mlnlater Cbamberiaui have seen more than 200 planea at streetj^klng houses fer contr^ ot '‘The main thing this bill does (or the Chesapeake A Ohio Railway, Reporters He Woold Have river delta city of Tortosa from po- nouncing the opponenta as Fascists. to a more liberal treatment of the (OisiiBSis ew Page Two) bualneaa men," Junes continued, “is Spanieh government. (C oa Page two) most profitable remnant of the to permit iJiem to get loans from sitions In the Razaa and Montene- •The country,” he esld, “beilevos former 32,000.000,000 van Swerin No Ckance Of Nomination ua for longer terms.” grelo mountalne. Fascism to with ua and that this Dr. EkUtb SummersklU'a election The Insurgent right wing march- bUl to s further atop In tost direc- yeeterday over toe Conservative. C, gen rail empire. Ckito U m ltatlon 3. Busby, by a majority of 1,431 in {^*“ P****® Corp., was the middle ed from Morelia while fierce coun- Uon. The people fear toto bill wUI Formerly the RFC could make tcr-attacks from reinforced govern- serve as an escalator to a dlctat^ a campaign fought on foreign holding company of the Van Swer- Wnahlngton. April 7.—(A P)— husineas loans only until. 1945. The ship.” ^ issues, was the eighth victory Hitler Starts New Road ingen corporate set-up, and controls ment unite staved off further fron- S ^ t o r Van Nuys (D., Ind.) said new measure removes that limita- tal advances upon Tortosa. But the Communtoto are not the for a Labor candidate for Parila- toe ralh-oad. Nominal control ot today he had "practically decided” tion, and loans for aa long as 15 or mant In 45 local contests since 1SQ8. Chesapeake Corp., rests with Alls- Simultaneous action along toe only friends of the bill he added. to ignore toe Indiana Democratic 20 years ma> resu.L Jones said northern Catalan front brought the He predicted members would bo Tha district arent Omservative la With Impressive Ceremony Corp., top hoJcbnf conspaiiy primary and seek reetactlon aa a flooded with "propaganda" from 1935, Sir Cyril Cobb, now dead, wln- « which Touof purchaaod cootroi straight-out Independent. n l u hy a 8,483 majority. (Ikwanned on Page Iwo) (OoaaaiMd on Page Iwo) WPA workers in the next few days. with a amaU caah outlav laat iprinc Vm Nuys, an opponent of the "The telephone wires are deluged 7%# first by-election ataca An- t .-(A P )» administration’s court and govern- 1 **® *9® jrarde was The controlling Chesapeake stocki from all over toe nation." O’Connor thony Eden rolgned as foreign mln- ^^Baciced by % force c5f spade^arm- however, la pledged as collateral m ment reorganization bliu. baa jiiat UtOT, It was Immediately interpret- laid open along the route toe hlgh- asserted, “by wsUnnsi conimittee- t™'mrae. Lumberjacks ^•w ty'a hands for Alleghany returned -from a two weeks* can- men, state chadrmen and county M by Dr. Summeraklll as a peoples' 2n(iS,***** “!* ****** Austria’# vaaa of toe Indian political sltuatloa. j^im atnm to Chamberlain to go 600,000 unemployed. and soldiers worited together to^S ^ Fifty Policemen Fight chairmen, calling the members to form tola tmprearive stunt Young charged lost week In a Prevloualy, be bad aald be would ‘get behind toe President’ on this MmSt U“«ue or get out" j of.^ Austrian workers Federal Court equity action that run aa an Independent If he lost bin. ' lniiilii ilelii 1 child-Uke M to In and peasants. tochidiTiy many job* Ctoe end of toe clearing looked toe Democratic nomination. He tfWktators is not aharad by the ••■■.■» cheered at toe end of the modem Guaranty for Improper reasons con- Before O’Connor eubmitted bis toe Reidiafuehrer nected with Its financial relatione told reporters today, bowevar: One Man Crime Wave moUon. toe Houae agreed th»r In jtopt" of toe couatiy," ebe i w - he"t«r^ toTS^^S: Muaich,";;ito^;. I t would be suicidal to try for ful of earth fOr a new autoro^ covered mountains In .v.the hack- vrito J. P. Morgen * Oo., General toe event of l u defeat it would ctm- *They remember with alarm that at the Democratic nomlnaUon because aider toe measure under proeedure the very moment toe go,, wpw-highway extending Cknnany’s groi^ At the other and It opened Motors orp., and Morgan. Stanley toe State House gang will hand- Great Neck. N. T., April to show the valley of the A Co., had violated ita trueteeahlp T— fTh«y force<) Milgrim to disclose toe which would put no llmltotkm on emineat was asking toe nation to ayatam acroaa Austria through pick all the delegates to toe atiUe (AP)—Fifty policemen battled have trust in their negotiations with rivw, to be bridged by toe hlgh- ud was tprlng to get coatrol ot (xmventlon. hiding place of 894,700 In cash and toe number of amendments H»ef *®Jbe Hungarian b o i ^ ^ Jewels by burning hto bare feet artto oould be offered. IfuMollai he was boastliig about hie w^e first large viaduct on Aus- th a C. a O. management. bad a world of encouragement one-maii crime ware here eariy to- troops invading Spain.** —^*J2U***^ *t will Join toe high- trian soO. Beatralatag Order day, and won after 14 homes bad clgareta. i Immediately after toe House oon- way from Munich, through Bercht- a t home from toe rank and file of The burglar emaebpd arindows vened, RepresentaUve Stack (Dw Agaiaat Ohambarlatal mountain retreat At that Unu Judge Ooxe 1 failed a both parties. The Democratic been robbed in quick successicm. Pa.), a foe of the bill, said he "an- Labor has not lost a seat la ® 7’ *'*'*^“***’ fovem or temporary reetramlag order, and a bosses are thumbs down on me be- and cut talephone Unea at each of i^,i?**** promleed to end of Austria, delivered an Tha arave sulwlded abruptly aft- toe 14 homes robbed tost night as dentood our friend Charley Weat to loeal elsctkai In more than two A**™* unemployment by such wblto closed with. ’TV) you, my special meeting at Baltimore eeiuu. cause of my stsmd on toe court aad er toe arrest of e man booked oa around the capltol foday.^ West years and party leadeia saw a trend public workn) ' reorganization bills." police chased him from one residen- F ^ ^ e r , wa belotig in life and for Monday over Young's protest WlUiam Owens, alias Floyd Jack- tial district Into another. to liatoca man between the WMto arUefa they declared was an tadlca- panchant for q>ectae- death, now and forever more." wa# i«etponed until tomorrow. Bitter OppesitloB. ■"Ot whom police said they were House and Oongrass. tloa BriUto eentimeat was against Today toe Judge Van Nuys hoe encoimtsnd great- Jewelry, aUverwart aad clothing i^ar di^>iaya fumUbed a thrill for rescinded quesUontng regarding 500 robberies were taken. PoUcemer, were able In .*T don’t know what he’s dotag," Chambartoin's proeram. tte A« Hitler stepped from RlUar went dlrecUy to Uns. order. * er oppoeiUon from Denocratlc lead- of wealthy Long Island homes tn where was aehndnled (o speak places to traU toe prowler, Stack oeserted in hto Irish brogus, Although Chamberlain bad aater- He also declined to remove era tn hla home state than *«». eny toe last six months. "but I hope be toot doing wtsst , sd the campaign by wrtUag a letter up the first this afternoon far hie campaign for other Democratic foe of the court w m ^ a d gashed hto hand on a b t^ > Guaranty os trustee aad dscltaed to Among them was the holdup of en arlndow by bloodstains la the they accused me of doing to Jack kjreh and oak trees feU with a tar- SundaYe plebiacito to r a t ^ Ans- Issue an order directing Guaranty to bUl arho to seeking renomlnaUcn. v3»arlee Hilgrim. wealthy Manhat- Kelly—giving him a Mickey Han." m Page XWa) rifle roar. tfO;OerTO ubIob. Be tfoka here Some Oapitol hin obaerrera, aeek- April snow that covered the city. MK atOBt. tan clethtag manufacturer, by four Offlcera wtjo arrested Owens on the He did not Identify Kelly. P*0(Mta who Invaded hto Woode- I (Osattanad oa Paxa fllx) (OenManed ea Page Twa) outaklrta of Queens, said be had a Spaee was at eoeb a prendnat ia * "OSK H. home toot month. cut on hto hand. (Ujptaaed on Face 81x1 P AGE TW O VANOHESTER KVENWG HERALD, BIANCHEEIER, CONN,. THURSDAY, APRIL 7,1930 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY, APRIL 7,198S P A G E T H R E B bridge, roaklng up the SSO.OOO ex- Senate Frjday, and fXcea almoot j’------t pense. The tracks, when regraded, loon powers o f about (1,500,000,000. laws....duties oo artlclaa antertog rrs LUCKY THIS MARY T certain defeat by tha Conservative through Stamford, Darien, New UNDERPASS CHANGE would be raised two and one-half BAZAAR PROGRAM Jones, however, does not expect to VANNUYSTORUN tha vaiioua countries, too....al- HAD NO UTTLE LAMB. ! Simsbury. No. S—In the towns of LEFnSTS element which contenda Uw powera lend more than a ‘Yew hundred mil' though an airplane flies two or four feet from their present level. PARIS he asks are too drastic. ' LANDSCAPE EXPERT PAVING REPAIRS Canaan and Norwalk If necessary. Glastonbury, Marlboro, Oolchester, FALLS FROM BICYCLE, The railroad engineers. In report- Uens", He is urging banka to tui aS MAIL miles above the earth....the bor- Atlanta. April 7.— (A P )—For^ No. 3—In the tovras of Milford, Salem. Montville, Waterford. New Would Taz Capital ing their estimate to Mr. Btmen, many of the lean applications as pos- AS INDEPENDENT ders of those countries below extend JJ-yw-old Mary Alice Butter- ' Stratford and Westport, with the London and Groton. ‘ M A Y COST $30,000 SHAPES UP WELL Blum wants to put a tax on oapi- sible. By Thomas J. Qnish, Postmaster to the skies above and every plane said that the railroad could not as- PLAN A HUGE wmrth, going to school is some- possibility of extending through Sheet asphalt Is to be used as the lacerated tal, suspend payments on the na- CALLED BY PROBERS Manchester, (kmn. to tbs skies must have the same PUT DP FOR BID IS BADLY ! sume any part of the (30,000 ex- tion’s debt for two years, reggilate Bow To Get Loan (OnnMaasd (rum Page Oaa) thing like a travelogue— she has Bridgeport and Fairfield. No. 3— replacement material on all o f the pense for reconstruction, and tta t p _ government clearance across the foreign exchange and revalue the How can a bustneas man gat a attended 17 schools In four states In tha towms oY Watarbury, Nauga- above projecta. Commlaaloner the total would have to be boms loan? Editor's Note: Thl* is the border as a land vehicle or ship In itx yeiua. Her longest stay tuck, Beacon Falla, Seymour, An- New Ha?eo lUSroad Figures MASS PROTEST Bank of France's gold tog other atrawa to the naUonal po- ^was to be a stop for refueling; entering a foreign port. Macdonald asl^ed for alternate bids Parker Street Boy TnmblM Jiy the town. If the work Is to be Big CarmTal And VandeTiDe Political circles consider Defenee H m fltst place to go Is to the litical arinds, viewed aa slgi^cant third and concluding article In Wake Island about 13 degrees to at any one was six months and sonla and Derby, wdth the possibil- attempted. Cloaeat to Von. on Project No. 6, however, subetl- From Handle Bara On Depot (OsnUmied from Page One) Minister Eduard Daladler, Radlcal- home town bonk. I f the bank doesn’t a White House eaU yeatordity by A. Earle Wood O f Hartford which Postmaster Qulsh fur- the west of the Equator; and the shortest one month. | Macdonald Dhrides Replace- ity of extending through Orange tuUng amieaite or ita equivalent as nishes material and guides for And BO it baa all come about that and Shelton. No. 4—In the towns Square, Alights On His Hca< HilSard SL Job Would Show To Be Conducted At SoclallsL os^a likely new premier. want to make the’ loan on ta own Governor Earle, Pennsylvania Dem- then at Guam, where there la your Post Office Department stands The frequent changes w ere' the replacement m aterial ate was reinforced In view of the ex- Some poUtlcal propheU linked raaponslbUlty, the RFC might un- ocrat — High Scb(x>l students who con- but one post office for the whole made necessary as her parents ' of Berlin, Meriden, Wallingford, Since there U a posaiblllty o f ex- Sabpoenaed To biqmry template entering the Essay first and foremost of all tbe govern- ment Work Into 8 Gronps; pected demonstration, but many sen- Bljiro and France's renowned mili- derwrite It, or if the bank w ll grant ^ Earle pradictad afteraraid that a island and whose postmaster bad moved about the country. Mary North Haven, Hamden and Ches- tension of aU but one of the jobs STRIKE IN DETROIT Contest of the National Air ment services as one coming more Carl Anderson. 14, o f 746 Partiar Come To Thai State Armory. ators said they would ask that the tary marshal, Henri Petaln. as poa- only part of the loan, tha RTO may (34,000,000 W P A grant toward con' been serving since God knows Alice enrolled In an Atlanta hire, with the possibility of extend- street, was Injured last night w bm Mall Week. May 16-31, 1938. closely to you and yours than any as listed above, contractora have afternoon eesslon be prolonged alble co-partners la vica-premler- loan the balance. structlon of a highway t b r o i^ the Over Merritt ffighvray. when; then on to the Philippine Is- other service. Did }rou ever atop school this week. Letting Set For April 18. ing through Middletown and Port- been asked to submit unit prices on he fell from the bicycle on which 1m through the evening to show their ahlps under Daladler. Allegheny mountains w o u ld ^ ap- lands where a stop was to be made Among other places that have land. No. 5—In the towns of Man- was riding at Depot S ^a rc. The ’ TIES UP RAILWAY But If b bank won’t do anything proved Do you know that the A ir MoU to realize that the Post Office De- the various items Involved to the n ie New Haven railroad has In- A meeting of the Bazaar Com- scorn of the leftists. The session There was some belief that Blum about the loon, the next place to go at Manilla; and from thence to partment pays for Itself and la a contributed to her education are chester, East Hartford and South work and these will apply on the boy, who was riding on tha handle- ' Good W U Geetm a. fenned Town Engineer J. Frank mittee o f the Red Men and Oulaeppe was discussing minor details of a might modify bis wishes for x levy U to tbe nearest of the 33 RFC Bridgeport, Aprfl 7.— (A P )— A service of the United ‘ States Post Hongkong or Shanghai ChtoA nation-serving body. The Post Toledo, Ohio; East S t Louis, lU.; Highway Oommlasloner John A. Windsor, with the possibility of ex- extended operations. bars, fell on his head, sufferiiM TRAFnC OF CITY law on labor accidents. on capital sad a close watch on for- Because anuouncementa o f large Office Department is the financial Finally the bosea and landing Office Department pays Its way Jacksonville and Daytona Beach', tending through Hartford. No. 6— lacerations of the head and a daep li Bowen that the cost of enlarging Oaribaldl Society who have com- branch offices. W P A projects usually are made by Earle Wood of Hartford, landscapa Macdonald stated today that he will Bids will be received on the re- Pivert's group Issued its can eign exchange before tte Senate Theta's no need to oome to . 'foundation of practically all of the fields were established; experienced and also under our present system Fla., and Savannah, Macon. AW receive bids from contractors on In the towns of Windsor, West placement work until 2:00 p.m. on gash over the eye. An ambutanoa the width and overhead clearance bined in the production of a Bazaar administration Senators—la tbla engineer, and Daniel J: LInehan of (Continned from Page One) through the Socialist Federation of debate Friday, to check some Senate Washington," Jones said. " I f 1 KK^^tomerclal air lines today ? Do you personnel was Installed throughout, helps to pay for other governmental bany and Augusta In Georgta. Monday, April 18, for Spring repair Hartford, Farmington, Plalnvllle, Monday, April 18, simultaneously waa Immediately summoned to tha ' and Vaudeville show to be presented opposition. case It would have been Senator at the Hilliard street underpass will the Department of the Seine, regu- businessman makes out an accept' New Haven, botn connected with tb economic posstblU- and on April 21, 1937, service on the functions that rule and do not serve wmrk entailing the replacement of New Britain, Southington, Bristol with bids on flve other projecta. In- scene, (uid the victim remembers lar organization of Socialists in tha le f t W ti^ Socialists plastered Guffey—some persona speculated trans-Pacifle route .jieyond Manilla to the personal extent that the Post and Plymouth with the possibility nothing from the time he fell on hto ' ha approximately (30,000. . The the A F L union and were called out at the Stats Armory the entire able application, he can get bis that Mr. Roosevelt had let the news SUte Highway Department, ^ created by the establishment of sections of bituminous pavement in cluding two miles of reinforced con- Paris region which the Plvert group walla aboujt Paris and in workers' to Macao and Hongkong was Inaug- Office Department does. It la the hla home on Brown avenue after of extending through Wolcott. Wat- head to the time he awakened to tha Beard at Selectmen recently In- on strike today. A railway official week of April 35tb, was held last money In a few weeks without any come from Earle oa a gesture of here today after being subpoc(uied the international air mail? eight divisions of the State. crete paving on the College High- controls. suburbs to w y with huge rod posters urated with -he China Clipper leav- very life-blood of Industry and com- vhriting with Mr. and Mrs. George erbiiry, Watertown, TTiomaston, Memorial hospital where he Is a strncted the town engineer to con- said 453 of the 1,376 bus men be- night at tha Club Rooms of the Red trouble." good will toward his candidacy for by the special Grand Jury tn'vestl- "What If you could close the The projects calling for the re- way in.Hamden, and paving and Old guard socialists eaU this group demanding a mast demonstration la ing San Francisco on a Wednesday merce. It means as much to these Smith In Colcheater. Harwinton, Litchfield and Torring- patlenl He Is a student to tha fer with railroad engineers to sm longed to the striking union. Usiully, the ^IFC charges 6 per- the Senate. gating Merrit Ihuflcway deals. door of your home behind you to- other work on the Merritt Parkway. Men on Bralnard Place. Reports of "the reddest of us alL" front of the Senate as a warning afternoon, due at Monolulu, H. 1.. United States as does the financial Charles and Theodore Schwanda placement of defectlvi! sections of ton. No. 7—In the towns of En- eighth grade of the Manchester if the low and narrow underpass can The railway management said In cent interest on Industrial loans, Guffey Is supporting Mayor S. night and step into a different world pavement are divided os follows: the activities of the various sub- The call appealed not only to So- that the workers backed Blum. Wood broug.ii (Uong some records. Thursday, April 22; leaving Hono- life of the nation. It Is our servant have resumed their studies at Mount field, East Windsor, Windsor Locks Green school be made larger, thus eliminating Its statement of policy today that but sometimes reqiilres 6 percent Davis Wilson of Philadelphia for ... .Presto! Could over-night change Fourteen of the 144 members of committees In charge of details were cialists but to "Communists, An- The posters headed "Workers" The two men awaiting a call Into the shop-worn surroundings of your lulu Friday, April 23, due at Mid- and friend, and how much more It Hermon prep school after spending No. 1—In the Town of Greenwich, and Windsor, with the poasiblllty of what has been considered a tralTlc the strike was "absolutely unneces- when making a joint loan with a the Democratic Senatorial nomina- the London county council are hesu-d and discussed, and recom- archists and Republicans" to join. told them "Senate Reactlonariei” the jury room where Maurice Nus- always familiar world for Nassau's way Island Saturday late at night, la our servant and friend when the~ the spring recess at the home of with the possibility of extending extending through SuSleld and Alaska has one person to haaard. sary and futile." The statement small bank that demands the higher tion. women. It had been planned to bring the mendations made on the further- The senate flnance committee, threatened jo wreck the govern- senfleld of Fairfield, an official of paradise beach. . . . could trade a few leaving there Sunday morning Air Mall links us up with the whole their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benedict 10.7 s<)uare miles. described the walkout as a “wildcat" ment. They were algned by rate. ■Y don’t believe the President will wide world—surely 'no other words edgw of the underpass out to the strike. ance of methods to be used to bring contrary to usual practice, rejected Uar- the Fields Mortgage and Realty hours for Rio de Janeiro’a amazing carlyi arriving at Guam Monday, Schwanda on Highland terrace. take aay part at aU in tha race," could typify what the United States praoent street line, and to effect an the event to a successful conclusion. Blum's flnance bill without formulat- ceau Plvert, militant leader of tbe Another phase of the pending bill Company of Bridgeport, resumed bay---- for the thrilling sight of the and leaving Tuesday, April 27, ar- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Belcher had The management said an average Guffey aald today, contending that Post • Office Department means to overhead clearance of some 13 feet. In a general discussion of the af- ing a new blU containing tbose.-parts Left Wing Socialist party, often would riBopen RFC lauding to states testifying from where he left off Andes four miles above the earth riving at Manilla Wednesday, April as recent gucHta at their home In of 700.000 persons dally use the Earle's announcement regarding the every man, woman and child in this In order to do this, the railroad en- cars. It estimated about 700 buses fair after the meeting, Ermano the committee waa able to accept. called by Old Guard Socialists the and othar public agencies. yesterday. ... .for the awesome majesty of an- 28 and leaving the same day for StaffordvIUe, Mr. and Mrs. Emil "Reddest of ua all." W P A project waa not significant. country, than those Inscribed over Battlge and William Chandler of glneera pointed out that It would be were running. During the early Garaventa, general chairman stated, The committee will report to the The buslneaa etimulation possi- He said Walter A. Jones of the Nussenfleld Is listed as having re- cient Maya lands..... for the boom- Hongkong, arriving at Hongkong necessary to change the grade of full session of the senate tomorrow, Leon Joubaux, head of the Gen- bilities of the new RFC measure ceived (33,500 for sale of 1.5 acres ing throb of native drums filtering Wednesday, April 28. 1937. the main entrance of the Washing- Gurleyville. forenoon there appeared little need “If there was any doubt on the start Pennsylvania Tumplkt Commission ton, p. C., main post office. tiM railroad tracks for about 1,500 for the police protection they were as to the ability of these two organ- stating Its reasons for rejecting the eral Confederation of Labor with Its won Its overv/helming approval In and a house in Westport. through the seductive moonlight of Mrs. Oscar Colburn of Stafford 5,000,000 workers, also boa Indicated had been largely responsible for pro- It was Indeed, In the language of "Messenger of Sympathy and Love Hollow is spending some time as feet, and to put In a new railroad given. izations being able to unite and bill and calling on the upper house Congress. Secretary Roper suggest- Witnesses tcxlay were being ques- an Haitian night ?.... M a g i c the diplomats, a "fait accompli to follow its dedtlon. that he eupporte Blum and that the curing administration approval. Servant of Parted Friends the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. work shoulder to shoulder on a ed yesterday that Oongresa push Jones Is aligned with the GuffeY tioned by Richard F. Corkey, special No longer! New horizons!" when on the . evening of April 28, Confederation would act (preauro- That quotation serves best to ex- Consoler of the Lonely Swift In Longmeadow, Moss. proposition as big as this one, that Defeat for the premier is con- other proposals. Including tax re- branch of Pennoylvanla I^mocrats. assistant aU-ta's attorney, to the 1937, the (Jhlna (Clipper roared In- Bond of Scattered Families doubt has entirely disappeared sidered certain If he sticks to his xbly by general strike) to reinstate vision, to early enactment and ad- plain tbe possibilities at travel and Dudley Siawick who has been the People’s Front If overthrown absence of State’s Attorney Lortn to the landing field at Hong Kong, Enlarger of the Common Life spending the spring vacation with now. Of course we have been for- demands for power to regulate for- journ as soon aa possible. W. Willis, who waa appearing be- adventure made possible by the In- that far-Eastem port (iarrying mall ■under pressure from the financial ternational A ir Mall service which Carrier of News and Knowledge his parents at their home on Grant tuhita in securing the volunteer eign exchange, revalue the gold EUu'ly adjournment, be said, would fore the Supreme Court In Hart- that had been put aboanl on Wed- Instrument of Trade and Industry GLORIFY YOUR HAIR WITH stock of the Bank of France, levy a and nationalist oligarchy." PROFESSOR CHARGE promises many things for today.... avenue has returned to his studies services of excellent workers to help restore confidence by making ford. nesday, April 21, 1937 In San Fran- Promoter of Mutual Acquaintance at Monson academy. serve on our committees, and with tax on capital and suspend national Later the government banned the and even greater things for tomor- giant demonstration scheduled for clrtu* what conditions business Aa the jury neared the close « f cisco. Of Peace and Goodwill such co-operation, I am sure that debt amortisation for two years. would have to meet In coming row... .New Horizons! tonight. EXCITES PHYSICIANS ita ninth week It counted Highway With the unprecedented success It was tbe beginning of a new Among Men and Nations.” the event will be more than success- Strikes, an important element In months. Commissioner John A. Macdonald epoch ta air transportation. Boun- fuL” , The mlnlatry of interior signed by that met the American venture Into Russian K ura France's social-political turmoil. In- the Socialist prtmler Indicated an Fear o(^ what the administration oa a wltnesi for tbe fourtb time daries? From this point on the Air creased. Twelve hundred workers (Oonttaoed from Pags One) the Air Mall Service, It is not to be POLTOURT Contracts have been made for open 'split between the Left Wing might attempt— ‘Year of all of us" since the Inquiry started Jan. 35. presumed that other countries were Mall Service knew no boundaries. One of the W orld’s Finest Finger W ave Tonics nearly all of the profesHlonal acta of a company manufacturing tele- minority and Old Guard Socialists, — Roper said, must share resimnsl- Dr. Means asserted, "It Is partisan Macdonald Silent not also trying out their wings. Letters con now bo flown complete- STAFFORD SPRINGS who are to appear on the program, phone equipment for government but Socialist Parliamentary leaders blllty for the recession. Macdonald, before the jury two ly around the world to 38 foreign William Litchfield, 19, of 9 Hil- services joined the 48,000 workers behavior." Undbergh Flight and when all have been signed and Indicated Plvert would bow before We all need X> work for re- hours yeste'day, declined to (mm- The non-stop flight of Charles countries and their colonies. Pan- liard street, arrested early yester- already on strike. They wanted new He declared spokesmen for the Richard Valentine has resumed accepted, a full anneuncement of the demonda of the party president. covery and to abandon fear,” be ment publicly On his resnpearance. Lindbergh between New York and American Clipper ships have bridg- day morning by Policeman Herman collective contracts, a demand figur- association “ like Jove on high Olym- his studies at Deerfield Academy the complete show will be pub- concluded. Reliable sources reportm however Parts, France In May of 1927 only ed the Pacific. Zeppelin mall. In Muske at the north end on a charge lished. ing in most of the strikes. pus" were hurling "thunderbolts of after spending the spring recess at wrath at aU who differ with ortho- that be had been questioned con- whetted the ambitions of those who spite of last year’s disaster, is a re- of tampering with a motor vehicle, The amateur show which will be France la pursuing efforts to get ality across the Atlantic to be sup- his home on Grove street. was found guilty when arraigned dox doctrine.” cerning sale of land by the Ureen- forsaw at that early date a Trans- Allan Ptcctn of Willimantlc Is given early each evening of the Czechoslovakia's neighbors to pledge FEW AMERICANS LEFT plemented very shortly, within the before Judge Harold W. Garrity last defense against German Nazi en- Need New Leaders wich Water Company to tbe state Atlantlc passenger service within a spending the week as the guest of week la shaping up exceptionally DEFENSES CRUMBLE year or so. But aa always before. next year perhaps, by air planes night In town court, and waa given croachment In the little country, Dr. Means called for "develop- for the super highway connecting Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Baldwin on well, about thirty of the necessary It was the United States mall that direct to England via Ireland and a fine of (10 and costa and a 30 despite the acute domestic situation IN SPAIN'S LOYAL ARMY ment of enlightened opposition with- Connecticut with New York through Dennis Lane. days suspended jail sentence. fifty acta already having made ap- in the democracy of the national as- Fairfield coimty. lead the way. Shortly after his thence to all countries In continental plleatloo to appear. A first prize of and the likelihood Premier Blum's - BEFORE REB DRIVE William Lasbury has returned to Michael Arclerl, 58, of 195 Otis sociation" to develop new leaders Macdonald’s appearance In the epochal flight to France, after the Europe. his studies at Wentworth Institute, (60 In cash, and the award of many Cabinet wlU fall before the week U (tlonMnoed from Page One) tumult and the shouting of an street, Hartford, pleading nolo con- Russian Kura Is the sap of out. , 'who can find the way to solution of jury rqoto vras his first there etnee Fine Cooperation Boston, after a short stay with hts Russian Kura aaaurss a other prizes to runnera-up to these hilarious welcome home to "Llndy" tendere to a charge of driving un- (Conttm iA from Page One) some of the problems of medical the inmctment of O. Leroy Kemp, May I quote Harlee Branch, tbe parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lasbury on a trsa, a natural fluid free clean, healthy aealp and lubri- amateurs Is proving a real Incentive The French plan is for an alliance one time bombing and strifing our died down, he started on a tour of der the Influence of liquor, wraa fined cates the hair. This is a nat- of Soviet Russia, Poland. Rumania. servlca which now baffle both the a former aide who bandle(l land Second Assistant Postmaster Gen Prospect street. (100 and costs on the count, with from aay hannfui chemicals and competition will, no doubt. ' be lines. That roan Franco has svery- profesolon and the public." the All-Americas, plotting out lines ural organic fluid containing a Yugoslavia and France to act if city of Balaguer—northem end of deals for the Parkway rights of way eral. In charge of the Dlvialoh of Miss Mercia Park who has been (35 of the fine remitted. and la oolorlsaa. It leaves the unusually keen among these ama- thlng. The Spaniards don't want to the govomment'a new defense line His (ucusatlon t'bat the associa- for P(ui-American routes, which vegetable oU and Ingredlenta teur performers. there should be an attack from as agent for the state, Samuel Sll- A ir Mail, when he says, "The av- spending sometime In Bermuda has PURITY, BODY, FLAVOR in every glass of BALLANTINE’S hair In a natural, soft condi- fight. They have nothing to fight between Lerids and Barcelona— tion's membership was “ apathetic naturally would In the flrrt and Inst resumed her studies at the Sara beneflclal to the hair and Nazi Germany—(to further the Ger- with.: They are finished." berman o f Stamford and Thomas N. Instance carry the United Stntea erage layman has no conception of tion, wavy and lustrous, no scalp. With the opening of the Bazaar man dream to unite the German under Insurgent control. and inarttculata because It has no the rapidity which the Pon-Ameri- LawTence college. TEXTILE FEDERAHON less than three weeks away, ths Honeycombe naed an American Issue, no platforms set up to vote Cooke of Greenwich, real eatate mall. this is the most valuably fact a man can know about ale or flakes, no odor. peoples. Including the 3,500,000 Ger- Here, too, G"n. Jose Moscardo's brokers, also Involved In land deals. c ’n Airways of America, Imperial Mrs. Michael Ledrick of Stafford- Drying time Is cut In half. many young ladles competing In the seaman’s passport, dated several column was attempting on encircle- for" brought on Immediate reply Now air lines are passenger lines vllle Is a patient at the Boston City The annual meeting of the Na- It la the answer to the busy man minority In Czechoslovakia.) The highway commissioner's first too. That Is true enough, but Airways of England, and the avia- Russian Kura tonic tiaat- "Miss Personality" contest are mak- yeara ago, to crosa the border Into ment to outflank the strong pre- from Dr. Morris Flshbeln, editor of hospital. tional Federal of Textiles, Inc., will beer! Hang on to this fact-say, “Make mine Ballantine’s”— woman who dreads sitting un- It was presented to the French three trips to the jury room came tion companies of several other Eu- maata ars guaranteed to ellml- ing exceptional efforts to Improve or France from northeastern Spain. pared positions of the government the Journal of the American Medi- without the (insistent Income from Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson be held on Tuesday. April 19. 1938 der the dryer from 80 minutes ambassadors to Moscow and War- the malls all transportation, freight ropean countries have co-operated at least maintain their positions In "I gbesa they couldn't read,” he reaching southward to Borjae Blan- cal Association. however before tbe Indictments were and family of Webster. Mass., have at the Empire State Club. New and you’ll get extra enjoyment out of every drink. “Purity, Bnts dandruff. to an hour. •saw tnd the mln|sters to Praha and and mall would have been retarded In advancing the Trans-AtlanUc the order of standing of the Can- commented. cas. Dr. Flshbeln, In Chlcajfo, said Dr. returned about two weeks ago just opened their cottage The Pocahon- York City, New Yotk. It will be Bucharest by Foreign Minister Still Wore Uniform. before the secret Ixidy recessed to for years. The alr-mall Is the service." It has resulted of course didates. This Saturday night at Joseph Patil-Boncour yesterday, Mop up squads continued opera- Means was "typical of those who tas, near Sandy Beach, this week. preceded by a luncheon followed by Body, F/avor” —these aren’t just words, but priceless nine o'clock marks the expiration of He still wore a khaki uniform. stand outside and criticize without permit Willis to review 4,000 pages foundation of organized flight, not from the remarkable performantw while Premier Blum was winning by tions In the north Aragon territory, of the Clipper ships flying the new- Miss Helen S. Bradway of State a business, meeting at which mem- a high bonus period, and rivalry as Rips In the trousers showed shrap- themselves putting a shoulder to the of evidence. only In America but throughout the Teachers College, New Britain, only a slim margin In the Chamber threatening to send a fresh Influx of ly estabitahed Pacific route to the bers of the Board of Directors' will qualities you’ll meet and recognize. Your taste will tell you to who will hcad^the Hat for the nel wounds he received In the action wheel to help." world In the establishment of this spent several daya the first part of of Deputies on the first test of his refugees Into neutral France. Orient Mr. Branch has also stated bo elected, reports presented on the next period la more than acute. at Belchite last month. ■If he had any real knowledge of Jane Austen wrote six novels, aQ vast labyrinth of aerial highways, the week with her family In Rock- Lily Beauty Parlor bill which would give him dictatorial Rxpect Refugees nations have been brought closer that he expected to see five-way work of the Federation during the the difference! On draught... in bottles 03 oz. and full Door prizes of fifteen hundred "They rushed us to the Gandesa the present aotivltlea of the associa- but twoi of which arere published meadow. control of the nation's finances for together, new avenues of trade have trans-Paclflc flights within the com- pest yea? and any other business 958 Main St. House &. Hale Rldg. Phone 7484 dollan In value and a new 1938 three months. sector from Belchite just In time to French border officials m(used tion, which Include a nation-wide In- anonymously. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tallman and get the full force of the offensive been opened, closer understanding ing year. The ' opportunities this that may be presented. Etach mem- quart) ...in copper-colored cans 02 oz. and full quart). Plymouth autontoblle will be Soimd Out Sentiment troops at Port de Plan, Bagneres ventory of medical needs and a de- daughter Barbara of Hartford have April 1," he related. "It was hor- de Luchon and Fos In expectation termination of the means for eatis- has resulted which many theorize service presents tor air mall are so ber of the Federation ta being urged awarded tp ticket purchasers during The diplomats were instructed by returned to their home after visit- to send a representative to the AMERICA’S FINEST SINCE 1840. the week of the Bazaar. Winners rible. The whole Republican line— of the arrival of thousands of ref- fjrlng them, he could not have may eventually result In a common great I would hesitate to even ing at tbe home o f Mr. and Mrs. Paul-Boncour to sound out the gov- those that were left of us— Just langhiage for the whole world. visualize them. meeting. will not have to be present to win. ernments to which they are ac- ugees. apoken aa he did",' he said. TOMORROW AND SAT. John Rlshton In StaffordvIUe. cracked and ran." On the Spanish tide of the border For whenever men can visit with Now we have spoken of the Pan Emelio Panclera boa returned to The Armory will open each night credited. Similar advices were sent It took him four or flve days of one another regardless of miles and “NO” WOMAN at seven o'clock with the amateur to the French minister to Yugo- government militia threw up en- THE NEW American Airways only but there hla home on Grant avenue after hitch-hiking and walking to reach trenchments about Pulgcerda and space, the bonds of understanding visiting with relatives In Norwich. show to be presented at seven-thirty slavia. JAPS REIREAIING are other air lines carrying the In Bonner Springs, Kas-^When Mrs. 5 A iURKET B ASKETS FREEI the Frenqji frontier, Honeycombe La Junquera to hold a developing have been sealed. tematlonal air mall. Subsidized oJr Robert Green has resumed hts and the professional acta to appear ( France already Is pledged to aid said. And so It was with the Pan- Selma Wallace, 56, failed to find a ___ Worth About (4.00 Apiece! Czechoslovakia If attacked, but insurgent offensive to cut off from CIRCLE lines In all foreign countries carry studies .at Wtlbraham Academy at ten o'clock. "W e Americans were .surrounded Americas. Lindbergh traced out candidate for councilman "who THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 8 P. M. there Is no common agreement on France tbe government capital, AT GRAND CANAL the mall and other American lines after spending several days at hla by FaacUt Infantry 14 kilometers the air lines to the Bahamas, Bar- home on West Main street. won't be a 'yes’ man," she filed for winners Must Be Present. this point with the other powers.) Barcelona—already severed by ar- render similar services but the the office herself. (about nine miles) west df Gandesa They're NUTS TO YOUl badoes, the Canal Zone, Mexico, the Miss Amelia Lucas has returned Nothing Tb Buy — No Strings Attached. Just Fill In Coupon Blum's bill won In the Chamber, tillery fire at Tortosa, from the rest S tOontIniiM jrato Page One) Pan-American Airwaya Is recogniz- She waa elected—first woman of- . Crete, Neb., boasts a lawn that but a few of us found our way out. of government Spain. . . The things they do and the Dominican Republic, the Dutch and to her home In StaffordvIUe after and I .rave Wllh lls. 310 to 250, the smallest vote on rec- I saw only 28 men. be.stdea myself ed throughout the world as the flclal In Bonner Springs' history &Beer resembles a zoo. V. J. Prucha of French Gulanas and the Panama a l l an tines ord for his people's Front Cabinet of At the eoutheostem frontier fam- way In Honan province and through things they say to thto head-on greatest pioneer In aviation and spending some time in Florida. B ' escaping out of the 58ff." that town spends hie spare time ilies of Catalan and other govern- story of ro- Republic. To those soon were added Mr. and Mrs. Edward P. Silk Socialists and Radical-Socialists, One Week's Training. the mountains of Shansi province the lines to Argentine, Bolivia, Bra- more eapeclally In the International PO PULAR FO O D M A RKET training red cedars to assume stat- with Communist support. Nearly ment officlalt, Including the wife were atalled. mance on the air travel. have returned to their home on Cen BU Main Street Robinow Bolldlng uary forms In growth. His trees Honeycombe said the last Ameri- and eon of Lula Coropanya, presi- run give you zil, Chile, Cuba. Ek;uador. Haiti, ter street after visiting with her naif the Radical SoclMIst member- can volunteers to arrive in govern- Northward advances toward the Martinique and Nicaragua. One can readily realize the haz- resemble dogs, peacocks, camels, ship deserted hta banner by nega- dent and premier of autonoraoue this week’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bou ment Spain were 850 who came 40 same line from Nanking and Shang- So the time finally arrived when ards . . . not only the technical ASEB asasaaaaaaaaaaaaaao. ADDRESS •••••••••••• elephants, eagles, horses and mb- tive vote, or by abstention. Catalonian government, were be- tail share of chard In Danielson. blU. days ago. They were given one h I reported no progress. New Horizons presented themselves onee involved in flight . . . but the He will take the measure to the ginning to arrive. laughs all to Mias Margaret Hanley who has week of training at a camp near Sporadic engagements were go- one big bunch! for every man, woman and child diplomatic detail which must be be- been spending the spring vacation Albacette, 85 miles southwest of ing on In half a dozen other scat- through this new transportation fa- hind the organization of such a vast with her parents on Parkess street, Valencia. Aladrid dispatches said a surprise tered sectors, especially shout cility which carried with It the system. O N E SECO N D SLO W ER might have been has resumed her studies at Mount "That crowd moved up to the offensive was launched by the gov- Hangchow soutAvest of Shanghai written communications between Vast sums of money have been Holyoke (College. Gandesa sector and were almost ernment 100 miles eoutliweat of Ma- and up the Yangtze from Nanking. friends and assorlates. They can fly spent In completing arrangements Mr. and Mrs. J. Bruno Plccln of wiped out In the first battle,” he drid and nearly 100 miles east of Making No Progress through the air to the romance of to fly the international air lines. Willimantlc were recent visitors at 1. O . O . F . went on. "They paid ua seven the Portuguese border, where a euc- But foreign military obaervers their dreams. ..a romance almost Diplomats held lengthy conferences the home of his parents on Blast A LIFETIME TO O LATE ! Manchester Public Market cessful offensive would threaten to to protect their local Interests___ It pesetas (about 40 cents) a day but were of the opinion Japanese were beyond the concept of man until the Main street. most of us came to Spain to fight cut Insurgent Spain In two. involved a long study of customs making no progress In these sonee. last ten years. Diplomats can solve Joseph Zamechel has returned to im w ® for Ideals. Advancing from the south, gov- Totai casualties In the more than the differences In a brief visit to Fancy, FreshS ea Food ■That's what I came for. but ernment troops moved toward the two months of fighting among tbe neighboring countries. Business men when you see boys you have worked Badajoz-Toledo highway, capturing 500,000 troops engaged along the can have the personal touch with mnows* PaiHT l^esh Fillet of Haddock...... 21cIb. and played with being slaughtered Calcra y Cbozos, surrounding tbe Yellow river were known to be markets In neighboring coimtriea. B I N G O It shakes your Ideals." Fresh C o d ...... 15 - lu towns of VlUar del Pedroao and large. The New Horizons are really here! Honeycombe said he came to Carrascalejo and tbrsatanlng Boil...... Spain August 14 with six other vol- Chinese said 4,000 Japaneoe were So much for the All-Americas. Cod to ny,c t Puente del Arzoblspa, SO miles killed In tbe battle at ’Talercbwang T o A ll W ho A re Interested — unteers but that only two of the But what of the trans-Pacific 7 D e-L u x e Ton igh t southwest of Talsvera de la Relna. alone. Sirloin Stdak ...... 25c lb. group still lived—he and Alonzo There is a story that wiU take a Prowell, a negro, of Loa Angeles. In Shanghai Dr. Herman Uu, deal of telling, too much so for. this president of the American-support- short synopsis of what the a lr-W il Fancy Mackerel — Rutterflsh — Swordfish, center slices The California listed the others: In Starting A System atic 2 S G a i n e s S u r p r is e Fritz Orton of San Francisco, BRITISH LABORITE ed Shanghai college, was killed by waa. la and shall be with my feeble Fancy, Fresh Made Fillet of .Sole killed at Gandesa last Monday. gunmen on an International Settle- efforts. Large No. 1 Sqielts...... i 9c |b.. 2 lbs. .r7c Peter Antherbs of New York city, ment street. Trans-Padfle Flighto It bad to (ome. For sevcriil years A n d W e D o M ean A Surprise Smoked F ille ts...... 25c Ib. killed at Belchite. WINS AT ELECTION Because of hie backing of the war Saving A cco u n t A man named Manning, of Seat- against Japan bU frtenda believed trans-Pacillc flights were foretold PUS Boston Bluefish to fr>- or in piece to b a k e ...... 12 Vic Ib" tle, killed at Belchite. tbs aasaailnatlon was inspired by s mw uMvcHAi. nenm. _ , with numerous casualties and dar- or a profitable investment we recommend nanAnamed Llghtner, o f Lex- (OoBttniied from Pagt Oaa) antl-Cbinese elements. He was a OBIT Hun • juan itiKn ing sacrifice that always presages H ERE’S HOW YO U CAN ...... '•»■ ington. Ky.. killed at Celadas. graduate of (Columbia University ------P L U S l some new era In transportation. F i- the following:: L " I had been stopped in traffic by a red light 10 D o o r Prizes at $3.00 each Strictly Fresh Eastern Halibut S teak ...... 3i5cIb. to tbe defeated candidate, Busby, Zm “But a man coming on a croai-street had tried A man named Mosher, of Minne- and the University of Chicago. nally In 1935 the real work waa left When it flashed green, I started to go. Perch F illets...... 25cIb. on foreign policy, the West Fulham to beat the light He came at terrifle speed! apolis, missing In action at Belchite. One o f his assassins was killed EPISODE NO. 1 to the United States Navy and fol- H E L P s a v e y o u r s e l f ODD FELLOWS’ HALL fight waa not acknowledged by Con- Chowder C lam s...... !. 15c qt. Honeycombe told bis story, then and three other Chineie, believed to Tbe Roertog-Mt Aetton lowing the successful flights of the 1st— The purchase of any number of Doors Open At < :00. Game Starts At 8:.70. Steaming Clams — Stewing Oysters — Open^ Clams left for Marseille, where he said he servatives as an Bden vereua Cham- Packed Serial You’ve Navy's airplanes to the Hawaiian installment shares at one dollar each berlain affair. be bystanders, arere wounded to the would try to get a Job on the first exchange at sbota. Ever Seen! Isbuids, definite efforts were point- that require monthly 'payments of F R O M S M A S H - U P! Special On Thick Rib Corned Beef .....;...... 10c lb. boat returning to tbe United States. Labor Eneooraged ed towards completing the f ll^ t of Adm ission 25^ Follow T h e Cro w d This political success heartened “ WILD W EST hcavler-than-alr ships across the one dollar per month per share; tbe General Council . o f Trades aky-waya of the Pacific Ocean. FRIDAY GROCERY VALUES Unions' Congress, which Is seeking D AYS” 2nd— The purchiibe o f single payment N o matter how foolproof y o u r car is, your Next Week .S50.00 Door Prize INDIVIDUAL TREATMENT with Bases were planned and con- to have lifted the government ban STAT£ structed at Midway Island. Just shares for which you pay one hun- 8afety is still endangered by the foolish Butter, Fairmont’s Creamery (Better Butter), 2 lbs. 67c on shipment of arms to Spain imder JOHNNY MACK BROWN Cream Cheese in 3-ounce foil p ack ages...... 2 pkgs. 15c east of the Ek)uator, where there dred dollars each with no further driver. There are two ways in which you FOR LOAN APPLICATIONS the nonintervention policy, and the LAST TIBfES TODATt Pea Beana for B a k in g ...... 2'lbs. 11c Amalgamated En^neera Union, payments required. TODAT • FRL AND SAT. *Tt Happened One-Night" can protect yourself against him. First, with Tomato Juice, Royal Scarlef, 12 '/j 01. c a n ...... 4 f o r 25c which appealed to workeri volun- (Onntlnnfid from Page Om ) And “Trapped By O-Meo" Dividends are added to both of the I.Arge 50-ounce can ...... 2.3c tarily to ^ve overtime work on non- GOOD Furo'ihira Since 1891 brakes that stop quickly— to keep you from armament goods to be sent to the TUNEFUL! above semi annually and during the Pomerang, Grapefruit Juice blended with Orange iuice. many utilities probably will become I Standard American Spanish government. ROMANTIC! forty-seven years we have been oper- getting in to a jam. Second, with gasoline itipei No. 2 can...... 2 for 25c intereated In this long-term money. A delegation from the Tradea MUCH FUN! ating we have never declared less Asserting be always baa been Unions’ Congress called upon For- that st a rts quickly— to hefp you get o u t o f iM ktr Apricot Juice, 12 oz. c a n ...... 10c can. 8 for 27c than four per cent dividends. Peaches, Royal Scarlet, halves largest can 23c, 3 for 65c liberal In demands for collateral, the eign Mlnlater Viscount Halifax yea- a jam. Richfield is that kind of gasoline. Its Encyclopedia R. F. C. head Indicated he woul(i not terday and urged Its viewpoint. ’rtdeh time we paid (213.000.00 3a “Even if his brakes worked, he would have hit Fruit Cocktail, Royal Scarlet, largest can 27c, 3 for 75c relax any security requirements In In a new demand that the Span- quick pick-up helps you avoid smash-up. 4* “Thanks to the quick pick-up in Richfield,' ^rd in cs. American (Eagle B ra n d )...... 6 cans25c ish government be granted the right STRTE by purehastog to- us. I had to get out of fus way—fasti shot ahead to safety just in timel" VoInm-n-Week making tbe new loans, although the So, drive carefully and... switch to richer Alaska Salmqn. Fighting Brand...... 2 tall cans 25c pending bill virtually authorlzea un- to buy Arms, President Arthur Hor- SPECIAL CONCESSION secured "obaracter" loans. ner of the South Wales Miners Fed. a b ^ appUcatlona for loans on new homes Richfield 1 Switch to richer Richlube Tuna Fish. Royal Scarlet, fancy light meat . .-.3 cans 39c All- Here ere TEN COMMANDMENTS What kind of se

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that for people to batb* Ih reser MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 1938 ^^4 Imtrlrif0trr ence because It doesn’t seem to PAGE FIVE votra or In streama flowing into rea- make senae to discriminate against ervolrs can do no possible harm to a good, industrious murderer when banquets. His topic is ‘Jefferson and Roosevelt.” Gordon baritone. Dr. Story will pre-i Hrralb the health of those who diink the you are organizing a killing agen- WESTERN PACfflC SOUTH CHURin CHOIR side and speak on the theme: "Who resigned immediately after their ap* water. But in this day they must N E W Y o r k ! D AILY RADIO PROGRAM polntment , -.---- ,----- ^ aT rum cy. It might be useful, however, to HAve A C A R t! X Tuning tonight: ... Comes HereT" DAVIS MENTIONED m tA L D PRlNTUra COMPANT, ITfC. be very few Indeed. All medical " I have been trying to appoint a II BiSMll^^rMt leam which of the hundreds of WOeTT TOkCRATe THURSDAY, APRIL 7 (Central and Eastern SUndard Time) Talks, WABC-CBS. WJZ-NBC. TO RENDER CANTATA and health authorities are agreed, non-partisan committee and gt»a MaoebaM«r. 0^ thousands of persons (mixed up In TH€ POtSECUnOM JAPS’ TERRITORY 10:30—Secretary of State Hull, Pan- Republicans fair representatiOD’*. TBOMA8 PBRO^apP and the public almost universally or gcrmam New (“ soclated me with any fisd: American Day address to LAtin- BUND MAN TO SHOW AS A TVA PR O B E the d lspen ^g of federal funds, If Pzoorsms subjsct to clisnes by statin** M.itsn.. Garner said of the situation. “ An 1 0«n«rat MaRar^rx for iTLrJ “ “J®** 7.— It 8 Spring, i such disagreeable publicity, they previous nstle*. P. M. Pott&dad Oetobar I. IH^ acquiesces in the agreement, that riiNO RiTiest for JoyotMly gaudy placards tn dls- would protably have « t ^ th ^ - NBC-WEAF (RED) NETWORK Ameiican dlplon.ats ( broadcast,'" m- can do is to offer the appointments.** ai— —— — ...... ■■ill any, have been In Jail for this or — wmbd ^*n wlbw kfh Sunday Night’s Rendition Of nlw.-'^h* H*'*' Jubilant laand doUara knocked wkbb wtaq wkbb wcco wibt luicj wnax cludlng full musical program, also ms SEEING EYE DOG Garner thus far has Ignored Ssn* ^ 9«bltaliad Baary BTtBtnt B^eapt there Is at least some risk In such that. wtle wJar woo “ Olivet To Calvary” To Be Ipidaya aad Holidaya Bntarad at''"0 F)iq snoalisu: Mack»8 LtVt Pr«Und **®EC6?** Anne 0 *Het6 McCornucK Be Entertained At Whiton Another possible snag appeared in 2J*T)0Nal stations (OMrats ^ler- aark M.' Blchclberger. Lawrence terday TeHs Reporters He .Om Taar by Mali ••••••••««...M-04 wHt>^ bought a Fairfield County states and in those parts of the f!^ tw A Bafle^ hoarse calls Of the animal chanzsably on altlisr RED or BLUB 4:3^ 6:3(^'*8Upmoth«r.'* Mriil — Memorial Hall Tuesday. the announcement ot Senator Oaoa* Par MooU by Mall • ••«■«••# • • • I M * Bailey ^ m to e d Orcus, will be I men, the trumpeting of elephanU. networlcs): BASIC — Ssstt wlw wfss batic: FoMr Clubmtn, Voeal—wMt Dennis ana Edward Tomlinson. A t the South church the last ol hey, (D., Ohio), that he was undo* tiu l* Oepjr ...... *t farm^qnd converted it Into a sum- country* where residence is fre- * ” » »orlt wcol; Midwssti wood 4;4S-“ l:4^HHltop Houm Skit—to e To Expand Its Inflnence. ^ Better and More Eteauti- : the whine of the big cats, the bark- S’S?** f*®?” ^*^**-Radio Nowa Rarlod WEAF-NBC, 7:JS»—Vocal Varie- the Sunday evening Lenten services! elded whether be would servo. 0«ltv*i*4 Oa« Tmt ...... «..lt.W ed than ever In its glorious past. ! Ing of dogs, the dancing lights and Robert Reid of Hartford and hla Is Unable To Take Job. mer plab^ of ffic few who quently changed, were required to •TATIONS --Canadian: 5:0f— 4:0$—^org o Hubo A Orehaatra ties; 8—R jd y Vallee; 0- (Jood will be given the coming Sunday, Seeing Eye dog. "Gyp," will be the Donahey. who has been mentlonod KXMBKR o r THE A(WOCIATI!D This we know Mthout a handout shadows, the thunder of the big r^efcf: Central: wefi wtmj wiba wrtay 4:1S-~8onn bj Howard Rhiltipa News; 10—Bing Crosby and ^Ilovc.s thbt laws prohibiting bath- step up to the captain’s office and koam; South; wtMr wptf wto wjas vartar*a Commant Bob at whicl. time the choir will sing J. principal entertainers at a program for the committee chairmanship, PRESfl ijJ“ Tnd'’tv wagons rolling dpwn inclined planes Tokyo, April 7.— (A P )—Japan Tk* Aa*oel«c«4 Pr*M u uMulTcljr ing In public \water supplies are register thumbs and fingers—Just vua-W8um wlod waoc wfbc wwnc wcac ••*12—fono* from Oorla Rhodoa Burns; 11:30—Lou Breese orches- H. Maunder’a cantata “Olivet to sponsored by E^rer Ready Clircle of said he would reach a decision to* w^vo warn wmc web wapi wmab wM* ••0^ 7:0D—Juat Cntartalnmant — o.: feel* it "imperative" she maintain tra. i Washington. April 7 ._ (A P ) — day. •atltl*4 U tk« «M o< npabItMtIoB L' words, however. Is silent A gentle 4:45— 9:45— LIttIo Orphan Annit— ing at the institution In Morristown, of Kansas and Frazier of North Da- Itahar* Aaaoelatloa. America should be directing it- Incomparable, distinguished, Inspira- • ®^®®> Oalheehio Orehaa.—woat 17 and his letter on April 3 to supply. When he went bathing In breeze wafting through the open rr wba-wbaa wbal 12:30— Garwood Van orchestra. N. J.. maintained for both the Seeing kota yesterday to be the Republican tional peraon of the late Dexter 2’9?— 9:00— Back of tho Nowa, Talk wn>almat Chairman Walsh of the Senate Fi- members on the Senate’s half of the Pabllibara RaprasaBtatlaaa; Tb* the pool he was arrested and fined self prayerfully to the solution window, assails our doubts and re- 2*’®— 9:19— W illy Bryant Orehaatra wfll waby waor weky wapd wean wfee Eye dogs and their blind masters Fellows, still is lacking. How are we 2’29" f:3NBO for optional asserted: kins: 5:15--EImira College Glee diiva. on", he told reporters. Tb* BaralS prlatloa Oeapaay lBa„ , case on any belief------that----- to— -bathe .....- in agaln.1t the administration’s Reor- 2 ’!®“ 7:19— V oca l V a rie tla s by C h o ra l list of stations. "Sound the hewgag, beat the hum- less glamorous bulletins and bally* 7:30— Leo Reltman Oreneetra— "The fact that Mr. HuU sent a club; 6:45— Sen. Wm. H. Dlctnch ot The entertainment wdll be open Garner had no assurance, how- ganization bill begins to take on the stnim. the Rlngling Brothers, Bar- wear: Mario Coaxl. Bonga— notwork Cant. East. ROUND TRIP PARIS TO jr5Ss^:pb.ir:jifr*':sj::*,;:;"2' hoo we must accept the Inevitabl'a; lettA- at this particular time la of llHnols on "The Spoils System." to ail at a small admisrion fee. ever. that appointment of Davis mim A Bailey Circus is at hand." 7:49— Dick Stabile Or.— network 4:30— 9:10— Tha tin gin g Lady- _ It: advartlaaaiaau M tb* Maaabasts* port water users. 'He jtood on his character of a burlesque. The latest Spring follows winter and the "The 7:00— 8:00— Rudy Valloo Hour—c to c Radje R u ^ t of Cnlcago special Interest to ua. Formerly the WABC-CBS, 2:.'I0—School ot the would make the committee com- Then to hear'him resume, after the •=0$— 8:00— G ood N o w a of 1938— e to c NEW YORK $2-« ■vaniBs HaralA property rights: held that those antic is to promote another of those 7^ Greatest Show on Eearth" will be 4:4^ 9{49_Xo B~a Anneuncad—baate: United States seen.ed to regard the Air; 3:30— Kate Smith talks, 3;4S__ ODD ACCIDENT plete. tumultuous ovation hac. subsided. Croeby, B. Burnt— to c , Tha Thrao Romaea In Vecala—west mainland coasts and Panama as the rights were being taken from him highly original "marches on Wash- enhanced this year by many embel- 10:0(^11:00— Dick Oatporro Orchaat.— 2=22“ f ’.O^Nowt; Rakov's Orchastra Lino-In Cathedral choir; 5— Music "I haven’t made u p . my mind". THURSDAY, APRIL 7 “ 'A t hand'! That is a poor, beggar- lishments. east; Am ei 'n ' Andy— repeat weat 5'59^ 9:30—Oeorgo Crook and Organ sole points necessary to defend. Greenville, Pa.—Halfback Joseph BOSTON ington," with the Paul Revere So- IJ=2®“ ^l=29~Hanry Butao A Orehaatra 9:39— 9:3^’8aronadara — wja; Tha for Fun. WJZ-NBC, 12:30—Farm Senator Frazier said when a.sked If without due process of law In viola- ly understatement. The circus is, so We will have the usual Impres- "As late as Jan. 31, Admiral Marzano plunged through the line 4r*si HARTPORD to speak, here. Before the Ink dries 3J=99“ 1*=0O— slack M a ra h a n d Orcheat. ^ Tuna Twietora, Voealiita—chain and Home Hour; 3—Radio Guild he would accept membership. "I DOORBELLS tion of the 14th amendment. He lost ciety its most conspicuous sponsor sive number of performers In the j3(^12:30— Andy Kirk and Orehaatra •=4^ 9:45—Lowall Thomas — east: Leahy (Chief of U. S. Naval opera- for two years with Penn High don’t Uke to be tied up ail summer • Per laesrtlea Isferastlaa nn your pages, the long glittering Chicago Dinner Concert—west drama; 4—(Jlub matinee: 8— M. In the Common Pleas court. In the and a man dressed to represent the three rings and the sawdust will be CBS-WABC NETWORK tions) stated a strategical triangle school’s football team and was with it." / Pheae Hortferd 8*1 > t 1 Somewhere we aaw, the other serpentine trains of red and yellow, 9:00— Yt^E aay Acote Skit—nlso eat Spltalny orchestra. WOR-MBS. «:40 paimrhy little Boston patriot sched- littered with a plethora of Pagllac- BASIC — Caet: wabc wade woko wcao 2=1®“ 7:19—Mr. Katn A Lost Paraena running from the AleuUons to Ha- never Injured. 4W8 C A W UM ^ Connecticut Supreme Court of Er- bearing the circus from winter quar- cls. Gargantiia, the moat Terrify- weel win- wkbw wkrc whk wjr wdre 9:9(^ 7:80—Songs from Elvira Riot —Judge Ferdinand S. Pecora on Capper and Frazier were chosen day, a rather casual reference to wcau wjaa wpro wfbl wjav wgar; Mid- walL Samoa and Panama was the "Law and the Ltb^Eil Tradition.' He turned over in bed the other to replace Senators McNary (R . rors. Then he went up to the Unit- uled to ride around and about ters at Sarasota, Fla,, will have ing Gorlll.a on Earth, will be'present •=4®“ , 7=49—Tho Boya—wJb wba wenr: defense line. the fact that In the planning of a chugged to a halt In Jersey City. wfbm kmbe kmoa whna Chicago Cadets Quartet—network night and dislocated a .shoulder. Ore!), and Bofah (R„ Ida.), who had haven ed States Supreme Court. through Manhattan last midnight to harass u* with memories of our kfah krnt 7:00— 8:00—Tha March of Time—to e "Now Mr. Hull expresses strong new government housing project Ferries wlU transport the c.ani to Darwinian ancestors. We are ea st — wbna wpp whp when wore efrb 9=^®—Barry McKInlay, Baritone Some Friday abort waves; Mr. Heller, in effect, didn’t give to "spread the alarm"—only It the Harlem yards and then the cara- ckac wibx wmaa west wnbf wlbs wkbn 7=49— 9:49—Roehastar Phil. Orchaetra opposition to any such theoretical GSP OSD GSC GSB London, 6:3!) in New York the architects had promised an even larger congress whio wkb! Town Mooting frontier. Hence, it appears America a damn about water supplies. He snowed and his horse had no galosh- van of red wagons and gilded cages DIXIE — wait waft wbre wqam wdod —BBC Empire orchestra; W IX A L omitted any provlalon for doorbella, of freaks and a menagerie that Concert la advancing her sphere rapidly was interested only In his own es. will start their trek to Madison would prove awesomo to Frank kira wroc wise wwl wtoo krtd ktrh ktaa 32*99“ !! •• v®^> orth. Boston, 8:45— Pathways to Peace; and that the omission turned out to Square Garden, along with the el*- waco koma wdbo wbt wdao wbte wdbj 10:l^11t1^Elxa Echallart’a Provlawa westward. Japan cannot but watch Fourteenth amendment lights to This thing has been out of any Burk who will be around with a wwva wmbg wajt wmbr wala ktut kako !2=22“ 11=2^J. Trumbauar'a Orchaat. with gravest concern." 2RO Rome. 7:30-—America’s Hour; writer. Bunch c.-rote the librettos lo r have been IntenUonal. The archl- phants, zebras, sacred cattle and wcoA wdno wnoa kwkh know wmmm 11:00— 12:00— Roger P ry o r's Orehaatra OLR Prague, 8—Transmission to possibly serious stage for several host of hie own specimens which he wjno wcha wpar wmas wcoc wrv> several n-'islca. works, such as "The bathe on his own property. other more plebeian zoological speci- 11:30— 12:3(^— O a rw o o d V a n ’s O rehaatra Japanese Attitude North Amerlc?; YV5RC Caracas, tacti, it aeems, had concluded that brought back ailvs. There will be Banner of St. George’ by Elgar; Monday Mr. Hellei learned, to days. It has become supremely sil- mens— ’’ plenty of everything. He declined to say whether Japan 8:30—Musical Variety: OSL) GSC In an apartment house nobody par- "The Gate of Life" by LeonI, and his indignant surprise, that the ly. Its gravest aspect Ilea in the Reduced to bare description and aaw the poaalblllty of colllalon with GSB London. 10:05—World snooker ticularty needed a doorbell, any- Reticence a la Dexter 10:30— Americans at Work. United States expansion, and re- the operettaa "Babes In the Wood ” United States Supreme Court was fact that it again demonstrates how hollow words, this year’s Circus 11:00— Sports— News. champlonshl, final: W8XK Pitta how, and that children were liable Let the swans gliding in the lake affirmed Japan’s "atUtude remains by Roeckel. and "The Enchanted easy it Is for even second or third win be an exemplar of modem burgh, 11:80—DX Oub. quite unimpressed by hi.* "rights." signify that spring Is here but how showmanship. Under the active di- WTIC 11:15— Dukt. Ellington’s Orchestra. as before— one of non-aggression." Island’’ by J. F. Bridge. His ability lo turn the bells Into a nuisance by 11:30— From the Land of 10,(HH) a rate people, with money to spend, are we in the city room to learn of Declining to say exactly what 08 a writer has been recognized by It ruled that no question of federal rection of John Rlngling North. Sy Travelera Broadcaating Servloe, making a game of ringing them it generally with President Wilson. importance of the Notch road be- Lakes. was the area Japan regarded as un- the musical profession In England Constitutional rights was Involved. to dLstract the attention of the peo- Both he anc Wilson were ailing a t ! knows who are firemen and who ! nephew of the original magnate of Hartford, Conn. wholesale. caii.s* a few years ago this road the Big Tents, the ring* will be 12:00—Frank Dailey’s Orchestra. der her guardianship, the Admiral- for a long t me. .So Mr. Heller, outraged as he may ple of thla country from their vital the time they returned from h’rance ' aren't. Another thing when a > I Immor- DR. NEAL IS ABSOLVED A t first this seemed like a cock- was used aa a detour which to my Maln street number is wrung i„ , J"' a heavenly dls- decorated with the„ _ magnlflcanca...... of SU,000 W. 1040 K. C. 28.2 M. 12:30— Henry King’s Orchestra. ty spokesman explained only that "Olivet t Calvary” is WTitten tor feel, will Just have to keep out of affairs and draw it to the caper.s of to prc.seni this new* crM)pcrativo mind Is a pretty poor reason to eyed ldea*to us; perhaps because traffic shotilil stop at least for 15 J’*’'’ '’" " ' ” ’ - Interrupts the flow of a Broadway extravaganza and the Eastern Standard rime Tomorrow’s Program "It Is the area necessary to defend chorus and three sol^ voices. In the that public water supply. . political mountehanks. peace mov. to the tinilcd .Stales. .■-pend $10,000 on it. minutes on Main Street to give the I *'^'’nts to announce with boom- lighting will be aimed to win the A. M. from the standpoint of our nation- IN 11 TETANUS DEATHS first part the lament over the city we, like almoet everyone else in the Besides that, Wl'son had strangely Ing eloquence; In defending our own opinions we firemen“ " a chance to get there with- 'admiration of a Max Reinhardt or 7:00—Eta Alpha Programma. al security. From this viewpoint It of Jerusalem for baritone solo la He is probably firmly convinced cooled toward House. i Thursday, April 7 aettlsd communities In this country, all have a tendency more or lesv out endangering life. "Anjrthlng that savours of osten- a Samuel Goldwryn. The fleet p. m. 7:30— Shoppers Special. Is Imperative that we maintain particularly Interesting. In the sec- that the Supremo Court has gone to exaggerate, but when it take.s tatlousnesa is disagreeable to me. had been always sccustomed to S.MART? It was a sample of the disunion ‘ For over 40 years ho has protect- mounts, steeds and chargers will be 4:00— Lorenzo Jonea. 7:45— News Service. command of the western Paclfl'- Orlando, Fla., April 7.— ( A P ) — a ond part the chorus work is es- red. of forces which pcace-pl.anning so- fifteen men and a truck five hours ed your homes day and night. If If I coiild awaken tomorrow morn- costumed In embroidered coverlets, 8:00—Treasure House. However, so long aa others do no't doorbells. But the more we think One may giic-ss as to whether or 4:15—The Story of Mary Marlin. coroner’s Jury verdict on file today pecially noteworthy on account ol cieties ex,M-rieneed .so oft ',1 '"* follow the Instructions which 1 have 1:00 a. m.—Silent NBC and CBS networks, there have director, testified at the coroners times by a neighbor or a stranded and fire cards for the .fireman a s ' , ^^owever, Uils habit is most like- 2:30—Ame.lcan School of the Air. the latter pleaded guilty In Hart- the Governor wa* Illegal, that tiie peace societies. They hav* diver- It Is my belief that all cltizina outlined. been Just one mere than a score ol liearlng they believed the shipment long aa we have volunteers so there ^ "oececd In casei of atonic 8:00— U. S. Marine Band. speakers, NBC putting on 11 ana motorist who wanted to "borrow” legal date of execution had passed gent view* on many things but th* who have the beat interests of Man- Tomorrow’s Program 3 :S0— CsptI valors. of serum bad become contamlnatea fonl Police Court. The court fined chester at heart .will commend you will be no more close calls or hair in which the colon is CBS 10. Tut opinions they express- the use of your phone ? How many bulk of them look^tc a greater par- relaxed and lazy. It is not so like QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS a. m. at the source. Dr. Neal said it was him 17.1 and coats, Imposed a three snd that therefore his client wae for the view* expressed In your raising .4ncldents. If you’re inter- 3:45—Lincoln Cathedral CJiOlr. ed were pretty well divided on the times by one of those fresh young Uclpatlon by the United State* in ly to succeed in coses of spastic 6:00— Blue Gran Roy. manufactured by a Philadelphia con- being held without process of law. editorial of April 8th entitled "A t cstcif ymril find out that this same Papilloma of the Bladder two aides of the question. cern. months Jail sentence— and suspend- world affairs as the real hope for constipation in which parts of the Question: Albert E. wants to 6:80— "Reveille” . men, trained to slide a foot Into the their own risk." fireman has fought for traffic rules For the most part, the broadcasts ed it. Nolles were, entered against But perhape we should not have pence. They got together sufficient- colon arc narrowed, tightened up, know; "Please be so kind as to out- 7:00— Morning Watch— Ben Haw- The Jury gava tetanus as the tm- door opening or push in without In- While It may not be the duty of at every firemen's convention for (he have not been announced In ad- three other persona accused .of re- called that capfr unsportsmanlike. ly a week or so to agree to stump protection of Kfanrhester people. and Initablc. line the treatment ordinarily sug- thorne. medlata cause of the deaths. our Selectmen to enforce the law, PUBLIC RECORDS vance, many of them being sched- . Titstlon, seeking to sell you a com- the country for Secretary HiiU's F B. HAGGERTY gested for a benign papilloma of 8:00— News. ceiving stolen goods. One of these It would be, arhywhere outside the they should by their own example' In many foreign countries it Is uled the same day they were to go bbistlon magfirtne subscription to reciprocal trade progiam. It is a ------I customary to use six or eight meals the urinary bladder. Also, what 6:15— Doc Schneider’s Texani. bought tlilrty bottles of stolen liq- practice of law. but there it prob- support and uphold those who have 8:30—Radio Bazaar. on the air. help him "on his way thnujgh col- sort of first stone In a mnnumi-nt to perform that duty. We should NORTH ENDER IK IE N N T W ANT during the day, and although I do kind ol a growth Is this?” Devise uor for a dollar a bottle. The thief nbly rates as extremely smart, even they will try to build for House OI'«» I not advocate overeating. It seems Answer: A paplUonia refera to aa 9*00— Women and News. lege"? How many times by peddlers be thankful that Chief Gordon and According to certificates of 1e- To mark the birth anniversary ot who sold it to him had Informed the If it didn't work. hla officers have the courage to en- Editor, The Herald: | that these people do well, providing epithelial tumor. The term be- 9:15—Gretchen McMullen. HAPPY RELIEF 9:80— Food News. vise recorded by Town (Jlerk Sam Thomas Jefferson, Postmaster Gen- and vendors of gadgets on the In- force the law and there U no doubt Why should humanity be contln- j meals are not too larve or iI “ 'K" as . applied to a tumor means authorities Uiat he lold the pur- 9:45— "Young Widder Jones.’’ uel J. Turkington, Yvonne M. Schal- eral James A. F'arley la scheduled stallment plan? How many tlqies that a majority of the clUzens of ually reminded of the bnitalltj* and heavy. Those------wishing*- to adopt a I that It * is■ not nalignant. The treat- chn.ser the liquor had been stolen. 10:00—Mr*. WIgg* of the Cabbage l*r and Louis Neron are given an for a WABC-< BP broadcast at 9:3t) l>y goggle-eyed children who want- Manchester will back them up. horrors of war by publicly exhlblt- similar schedule of eating will find frequently recommended undivided one-half Interest in realty FROM PAINFUL The accused denied this, though he OPEN FORUM ing It# death-dealing. .. machlnerv In that whenever more than threeeuien I ® benign------papilloma of the blad- Patch. Hext Wednesday night, bis talk to ed to know if you ’Want to take a While there Is much truth In the at Center and F,airview streets and conspicuous places? Why not make meals a day are used, it la a good I '■ frequency spark, 10:15—John’s Other Wife. be heard by numerous Democratic didn’t deny the purchase The court Washington rontentlon of the tavern owners that 10:30—Just Plain BUI. at Hartford road and Bridge streets, modern Glenwood is a real contribution to better living. chance” on some mythical drawing BOLTON ROAD. they are unable always to recog- on effort to carry out the teaching plan lo make the bedtime meal of ! ffietPod- almost alt of the clubs assembled for Jeffe.-aon Day P^fmitted the nolle on the ground fnilt. small growths and some of the 10:45—Woman In White. same being a part of the former 3ACKACHE In addition to its powerful GAS heater, its advanced cooking ft'- for some mythical bedqullt, or buy nize between those who are on relief and Injunctions of the old Bible, estate of the late Mary C. Neron. Cauaed by Tiiwd Kidneys that the testimony of the thief j Editor The Herald: which says: ’'Beat your swords info 11:00—David Harum. a ticket for some wholly prolilomat- Daybook and thoae who are not, they should The average meal leaves the i"’''y Similarly, Annie and Eliza Sul Many would need rorrobonition and that ! plowshares and learn w.or no mure. moved. 11:15— Backstage Wife. ckacliM features will bring you unusual convenience. It introduces Ical entertainment 7 Bf Prt»$0m G r m v t r ^ It was stated In a recent letter make every effort to discriminate stomach In about...... four hours,. and 11:30— How To Be Charming. livan receive Oakland atreet prop- PM «««4l They th.ol live by the sword shall there was no corroborating evt- concerning Bolton roads that a cer- and to abide hy the spirit, if not the tor this reason all heavy meals 11:45— "H ello Peggy", erty from the estate of the late a higher standard of kitchen heating and cooking perform- How many time* out o f Ih* total Washington- .So thinned out are hi ter, of the law. They should not die by the sword." "Blessed are the 7T** luf* •'^*“ *■ « •>* denee Evidently the fact that the should be spaced at Iea.*t four or Psyllium Seed 12.00 noon-Getting The Most Out Catherine Sullivan. 1 h*kidm *r* N*iur«'*ot,M «« r of t*Uu tain resident In the South district fo r p t the condlUons that compelled peacemakers for they shall inherit »»* pol*ooo«* wmu out of th* ance unapproached by other fuels. was your doorbell, m other words, the ranks of elder statesmen In this five hours apart. Fruit or fnilt Question; J. F. N. wants to know: of Life—Rev. William L. SUdger. A TO N IC ” liquor had been bought at a price is one of the first to use the Notch prohibition and their future exist- the earth." "Wladom's ways are Qnitflalma L Ti l l ’ » plats • day oc pIaye-1 a loury trick on you-^ country that if Chief Justice Hughes Juices, when used alone, leave the "What Is your opinion of psyllium 12:15 p. m.—Studio Program. far uniier the wholesale rate and road. That statement is false, not ence depends largely upon the man- pleasantness and .all her paths are stomach more rapidly For this rea- seed? A friend of mine recommends The Manchester Trust (Jomphsy If th* ta nil** of kldM T tub** **d U ton against bow many time* has It been should rrsl.gn from the Supreme only one reshlent but very few from 12:30— Emerson GUI’* Lotus Gar- baa quitclaimed to the Town of How <^taa jire hear that tiiat the. vemkir was a person with ner In which they conduct their peace." son, when a patient la on a fruit It highly as a means of relief for den* Orcheatra. o f real service to .vnu? Court now he probably could have thla district use the road to travel DUflnesc. •aggeetion from well- JOSEPH ROLLA.SON. Juice diet it Is advisable to take the constipation." 12:46— "Slngln’ Som". Manchester a right of way for no lepa! right to de.al in liquor at the chairmanship ol the group. to and from Coventry lake. In meaning frienda* And How many tlme.s have vou Ijeen The fear that all elecUve office feoiiings at intervals of every two Answer: Psyllium seed is fre- 1:00—New* and Weather. storm water sewer at Kensington all was not corroboration In the In reality there Is no such thing this section of towm we farmers holders exhibit toward that part of street. hope voudoneeda **tonie.** tempted to grab th* fcmily cutting hours. quently used by those desiring m' -Jordan, girl Interne Out don't be deluded into 'ic « of pi-riaeciitor and court. a.s a chairmanship of the elder "have no time for such enjoyment be- our population who are receiving aid mild action in the relief of Intea- Frederick Fredericks has quit Plyera and snip the wire.e rcriflering cause crops during the summer sea- Those wbo become hungry be- 1:30—Marjorie Mills. aecepUngarandomreoom- statesmen but it would be hard to **’?,^* the present trend. tlnal sluggishness. It is effectlva be- claimed to Eklward Fredericks cer- mrndaUon« Coat once and It 1* poor encouragement for [>o- sons prohibit us from enjoying such WAPPING tween meals or at night may use 2:00—Music Appreciation Hour — H E A T that doorbell dumb? point to any of the remaining senior W hat we need today more than cause It lubricates the Intestinal tain property oo Middle Turnpike •oik with a competent n t f tnm th* blood. CM Dooa'i lictmen to work their head.s off in pleasure. one kind of fresh fruit with bene- Walter Damroscb, Conductor. C O O K But after all, would it do anv statesmen who could present such anything else is men in public office tract by Its miicllaglnout character. east phjr^clan. He may find a The town meeting proved that the fit. Thla Is much better than filling 3:00— Pepper Young's Family. the detection and <-onvtrtlon of credentials. who are able to act In the best tn- The Wapplng Chiftrh school will Occasionally, psyllium seed will 3:15— Ma Perkins. Wan s« tees condition that requires good to merely Dlence the bed? majority didn’t agree the Bolton tax- up on sweets. When the fresh fn ilti wit/i G A S thieves, when the bo.ss crook walks All this develops, of course, out terests of their community and hold their regular Sunday school are In season, they may be taken cause "packing" In the intestines 3:30— Vic and Sade. ^ Princeton street realty has been •facial treatment's epe* 1 u Wouldn’t the telephone borrowers ot the death of Colonel House, whose payer (Who wouldn’t sign his or her their country regardless of political social next Friday evening, April 8, and must then be dlscooUnued. 3:45— The Guiding L igh t cial prcecription. w/tfc G A S out of court with a grin on his face, name but referred directly in the and cherries, apricots, peaches, and conveyed to C. Edwin Jacobson by ■ and the mag.-ir.lne boya and the ped- roeket-Ilke career during President consequences. at the Wapplng Community church However. It Is certainly less irritat- ^hen yon haro your as happen.s so very, very often letter to one who did sign hla name, i others may be used. However, dur- tha Manchester ConatrucUon Com Economical operaUoa Wtl.son’s regime gave him a high Yours very truly, house, at 7:30 o'clock. Walter G. ing than many of the common lax- doctor's prescription, we dlers and the direction hunter* and Also the statement telling one ing the early spring period th* pany according to a warrantee deed high-rffiriency are the „ •See the outstanding advan* rank in history, although tn Just 87 « la L. C O O PE R , atives. InHte your patronsge. Our the shamefullv misdirected kids resident to be a H-O-O was a sar- 57 Boulder Road, Foster. Jr., is to be in charge of the available fruits are limited os to recorded lata yesterday. Stamps stock is unusually com- performance feature* you get lagea modern ClenwiMMl Gas what rapacity will be known only a games and Mrs. Henry 8. Nevers FINGEm'BINTS castic, sneering remark and If this iianchester, COhn. variety and oranges apd apples are Indicate transfer value of 31,000. ^*•0, fresh and potent. with thU new Glenwood C u Cookery offers youi “ Dual- hammer on th« panels of your dtor century from now. and her Sunday school class will practically the only fre.*h ones CTamp In Foot be the case then the m ajoiitv of April 6, 1938. JxaJa R. Horton has warranteed Heater. Circulating air and Thrift” simmer -center top till, to aave it from wreckage, you’d This fingerprinting biialnes!. has Within th- fast year or so death furnish the refreshments. available. These may be used, or Question: Barbara D. writes: "I WDRC Jo Caroline A. Weaver, realty on voters were all H-O-G-8. I attend- fin-type heat tranafer provide burners for food-saving, have to come a-running Ju.st the developed The Department of Jus- has ta k ^ such figures as Newton ed this meeting and I didn’t hear The Wapplng Girl Scouts tn orange Jules, tomato Juice or plne- have a cramping effect in oils foot 325 Hartford. Coaa. 1880 Delmont atreet, valued In transfer, fire LN41DENT. What could be the cause?" ‘ WELDON 1 same ? Probably. tice has been strong for it for a D. Baker, wartime Secretary of any such remark. This particular charge of Miss Elda Matchelot, held apple Juice may be substituted for according to stamps, at 35,5(X). OBUU tXIMPANY an abiindanfra of warm air fuel-saving cooking perfor­ Editor The Herald: the whole fruits. When using the Answer: The most common cause Eastern Htaadard rhaa mance. KOO.MY, l.NSULA- What would solve this problem War; Elibu Ropt, Senator, Secre- writer Bigned a Bolton Taxpayer their weekly meeting as usual last Sole ... _FreacriptloB Pharaaoclsla with the greatest economy. good whlie; almost everyliod.v in the tary of war and Secretary of Slate, Juice before bedtime It Is a good Is the wearing of poorly-fitted ahoes. definitely ahowred that the handful Herald of Monday night and Tuea- Monday afternoon at the cliue of A milk route, truck and equip- We Deliver Pboae 5821 And it’* automatically con­ TKD OVEN for better bak­ Would be. if some biological Bur- department, clerks, stenographers and now House. Among those re- of voters who took a licking are a school In the school hall. plan to make this a real fruit Jules However, tha same symptom may ment baa been sold by Myron C. day night of the account of the fire result from too much exerdse; poor Thar*day, Aptil J trolled, too!—always main­ ing -and cooler kitchens in haitk could only produce such a and all. has been printed. Recent- maining are Bernard Baruch, chair- pretty poor group of losers. Mrs. Beth (Barber) Daniel.* and feeding, using at least eight ounces Peckbam to CUfford C. Keeney, ac- officer going to a fire and endan- of the kind o f Juice preferred. rirculaUon; arch trouble; and (in 4:00— Adventures In Science. taining an even room tem - hot weather. ALTOMATIC tireed. a very large watchdog, with man of the Wat Industries board Bolton Taxpayer if jrour motto Mrs. Hastings of Suffleld. were Sun- cording to a biU of sale recorded by ly the practice has been extended gering people s Uvea, etc. However in tboee having a older paUents) from hardening of 4:15— Dniveralty of Michigan Glee 4peratiirc. Heat with GAS— OVEN IIE.\T CONTROU Very long and sharp taeth, to spetid In 1917-18; President Nicholas Mur- la “Live and Let Live," why don't I ha.ve known this fire officer for day gueaU at th# home of Mrs. club. Town Clerk Samuel J. Turkington to United Ststrs marshals and their you live up to it and be willing to tendency toward Irritability of the the arteiiea which likewise produces it’s CI.EAN, ECONO.MICAL New DOUBLE - SEARING ray Butler of Columbia— and a good many years and 1 know be Emily B. Collins. They also attend- 4:3d —Thoae Happy GUmana. late yeaterday. all hk Ume on your front doorstep deputies all over the country. There bladder, m much liquid being taken an Interference with the drculatloo and so CONVENIENT! BROII.EK pa n . Everything Hughes. Others could be named, but let those who won out live. headway* given unfailing service ed church services at the Wapplng PnMle OsavsniMoa A i for people starving because Just before retiring may have the 4:45— (hirrant queatlons before the and exercise an aa-yet-undevelojied are something Ilkr 300 of them. we have to stop sometime. to the company and to the ^ w n Community Church. Senate. Frank Sadlacek o f this town was to make your cooking easier. of two signs posted on the Notch Next Thuraday evening at 8:30 undesirable effect of causing It to but mueb-to-be-hoped-for sense Considerably to the surprise of the Hughes, on a auuwdown, could people themselves at fire*. be necessary to awaken during the POLITICAL SCIENCE :96—A d Liner. yaeUrday granted a oertifleate of road. Is the most ridiculous state- the annual buaineaa meeting and which would tell him wuom you point to service as Secretary of As to endanger the IIvm of night to empty tha bladder. In such Stepmother. public convenience and neceaolty by department the fingerprinting has ment I ever read and should have the election of officers for the en- NOTICE S’ atc; two periods on the Supreme pedestrians by his driving I know ease*, tha whole fnilt may be used Antlgo. Wls._The new chalHfliS the Public UtlUtlea Commlaolon on wanted to pass through that door disclosed that five or six of them been placed In the Sense and Non- suing year s ill be held at the Wap- HUlt p House—Starring »«»— Court, the second as Chief Justice; was the farthest from Us mind. Instead. of the town of Pariah. John Calleen Johnson. 8 «lU cek ’* iQipUcaUoa for the right and whom you wanted kept sense column. This starving state- plng Community church bouse. The Tht Annual Meeting of the sbore- I far I records that are either actual- govemorahlp of New York; and a He hM a family of U* own and If can’t figure out this voting buslneae! 8:00— News Scr^ee. to engage In burineas as a common CURFLCXVAL ' me DUAL-PORPOSE 1 •way. ment is most certainly untrue and a n y th ^ ever happened to any of annual church supper wtll -be served It is my bdief that although Last year, Callsen was tosm clerk Mders of The Manchester Building I ly criminal or dubious enough to presidential nomination. fruit la a very valuable food, it is 8:15— WDRC .String Ensemble — ®*f*4er. Tha permit, oppoaed by DESIGNS ARE the condition of the road very much t h ^ by car be would feel terrible. and Is to be follo*ved by the roll and was unopposed for re-election * AaaoclaUon, Incoiporati^ Unta tbsre are such dogs, and embarrass their superiors. They will Sought Peace best Uken by Itself and not with the New Bngtand Traa^ortetloa win be held at the store of a t exaggerated by Bolton Taxpayer. HU one thought woe to get to call of the church mepibers. It is The voters wrote in the name of Joseph Blume, director. A THING Doubtless Hushes would bare his a meal containing heavier foods, 6:3D—Boake Cartel. Company, givaa the appUcut right House A Son, Inc., oo Wednesday. : tmtu you can get one, it seems to be wafted out of their Jobs, it is an- The mauls In this district until five hoped that every member will be Kermlt Jackson and defeated Call- 0FBEAUTy4M/j erilica, and House bad his. Even or six yeara ago were knee-deep . be could. particularly starches. 1 do not find 6:45- Musical Momenta Revua. to tranoport tobacco and fertilizer APiJI 1938. at 7:80 p. n* that the problem of the doorbeU nounced. . them. When be came present If possible. sen. G l e n w o o ( J when House died there were some with mud. Perhaps we did get that the add of the fruit combines 7:00—Sing and Swing—Jack Ful- only. Sadlacek already holda a elect officers for ths snsutng year* EXPRESSION/ M U remain laaolabie. And yet it's WTilch suggests that maybe the here who would not comment at all down Main atreet Ua born was The South Windsor Garden club c-iS. n clecUon. Roy JJeenoe oa a contract carrier. stuck In the mud but none o f tu blowing and ha thought that the will hold their next meeting at the well with the ataroLca of an Goodell. town chairman, was un- r too. Andrew Slaters; Hoben- J? tour Directors to serve for ^ • fa r more Htal one than that re- upon the evenL Propriety prevented ordinary mixed meal and feel that BnIMteC FcraMa flnXerprlnUng's usefulness has only starved. I fully realise the hazards ^iceman naturally wu going to home o f Mrs. Lloyd Burnham next opposed for re-electUm, but Call- qvten’a orchestra. t^ten a of three years each; to their saying anything bad about if you wish to get thi greatest Building Inspector Edsrard C. ooa Dirac tor to fill a ▼neanev An $20,00 Allowance For Your Old Range •rganizaUOD bffl. Just begun to be recognized—with of muddy ro a ^ for we have it on give him right oi way. The police- Tuesday, April 12, *ith Mra. W il- sen’s name was written in on 7:15— Hollywood Bcrcenacoops — Rinda ef Fanersl P ie M u.si: him and they would not be caught one of these proposed cross roads. amount of good from your fruit Elliott. Jr., haa granted to Frank opti^ In 1940; to see whether t^ m M not recognlslnf Um let the liam J. T?u^her as the aseiatant enough ballots to return him a , George McCall Made To Order relation to pubUc office, holder*. I personally am In favor of good eating. It U advisable to take the Hood of 48 ML Nebo plaoe a per- Aa^atioa will adopt the ataadoid ; A saying anjrthlng good. pedestrians pest. hoitesa Their subject will be "Early winner 48 to 24. 7.-S0—Wa. the P«opla— P» (3ahrlal Wouldn’t it be a fine thing to ex- roads, but wbsa a choice had to fruit by lleelf. mit to erect a chicken coop at the ^-laws as prepared - y the State A t Reasonable Priecn I i •! 1 (• ^ “PROPERTY RIGHTS” House lit and bisc tryihg to lead ■The fireman stopped wttUn 30 Spring Flowering Bulbs." Haatter. tend it to all branches of the civil the United States into the League be made I agraa M th Uie majority feet wUch shows be couldn’t have When using fruit before bedUme, Liechtenstein; rear o f hU dwaWng at an aotimated Banking Department in place < 5 ^ 4 ■ 2 • r H r iThere may potmibly be a rery that the first ones to be built are PhlUlp Pierca. ton of Mr*. Marion u>« Uny prind- 6:00— Kate Snitt Hour—Jack Mli- ooot o f $800. present by-laws and to do any other Manclipgfor Division services? in the military branches of Nations. He said recently in an loet all Us wits. r . Pierce, a student at the Coonec- U> to space It so that the fruit Is pa’ *ty between -BwitM-'uiand m and ier'a OrdMatra; drama, goaot u : ■ 4 people wbo honaatjy .iballeve Interview that be wrot& the Bret tboos most beneficial to the Indus- I f there were paid firemen In not taken any sooner than three to A iis t ^ has lu, *” ** Prancla H. UeOeown ot 86-88 proper to come beforo aald It ahouMn't make so much differ- try supporting tbs toam. , Ueut State College at Storrs, la. xMcting. KRAUS8 Hertford Gas Co. ii - draft of tht Ltagua, aflail A (S E 8 I X XANCHESTEB EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 198S ^r.xiitlESTLR EVENING HEFALD.. MANCHEJJl ER CONN„ THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 193* Duluth, Albany,. New York, Chicago PAoesEvza SMALLER BUSINESS and Omaha. Isms of the Chesapeake Oorp., Methodist church this aventng. Hailstorms caused minor damage DROPS CENTER PARK is In a class by himself. He doesn't ford will send five of their most to aeetlon« c f Dallas and Eort eluding the decision as to Its vote REVENGE MOnVE There will be special niuaic by the C o lo n e l Misses D rin k choir. ' . ' TED LEWIS AND BAND merely clown and lead a band. He kolowiky, Hartford Semtnoty F d iw tS Worth, Tex. _H a ll and rain dam- SUPREME COURT for directors of ths Chesapeake ""^KNOFLATOHEAD * talented pujiUs to appear with Ted Ohio Railway Oo." j ROCKVILLE WUl Elect Oflloen creates a fictional character, and Lewis on the stage. Thursday eve- datlon student, who was found para NDi TO ORGANIZE aged garden and fruit orchards In acu tt out wltb the bapd as a back- A Thought Oklahoma where the temperatures DEED RESTRICnONS Potter categorically dented charg- Victory Assembly, CathoUc Ladles CONING TO HARTTORD ning, Mary Angelo, well-known lysed end seml-oonsclous Mom&y. f B u t Doesn^t C om pl a in es of violation of trusteeship for im- IN FROME DEATHS ground. The unusual effect he puts local dancer, formerly of the Phila- Sokolowsky had lain in his dropped Into the forties. A 30 mile DENIES PALKA’S HOSPITAL DRIVE of Columbus wUl hold an Important over on the stage le partly the re- Let all UliBgt be done deoaally proper motives. delphia Ballet, will dance the "Ballet undiscovered for five days. He it wind carried the season's worst meeting this evening at which elec- . "Is Everybody Happy T” . Ted sult of the contrast between his and in order,— ! Oorlnthlaoe 14:40. Young oriciiirlly controlled Chesa- J Adagio” on the State theater stage. suffering from on emboluan. dust storm Into the Texas Pan- Almost Everybody in ManchesUr*desc«idlng to barge along at their COLLEGE CHOIR SINGS Uon of vfflcers wlir take place, i'he Lewis, coming to the State Theater, melodramatic style and the light- Tint New England Session handle. Heirs Submit Quitchim To peake Corp., after acquiring its meeting wUl start al 8:15 p. m. and She will also present her ballet Order is heaven’s first law. __ known "Colonel”, thd big, lumbonng j sidea. Appai enUy be never worries PLEA TOR LIFE Hartford, for four days Thursday ness and gaiety of hla show. It la troup' o f local girls In "Patricola Sections of Louisiana and Ala- control through a cash outlay, ac- Scarcity Of Clues Baffles Po- all members ore urged to be present. Pope. St. Bernard who frequenta Um Cen- i “ uch about his food; be gets enough, through Saturday, has been putting simple entertiUnment, for Lewis has bama were tipped by spring torna- cording to - Guaranty charges, ol Annnal Campaigii For Sus* - AT VERNON TONIGHT UeM Uauquet Ballet” . The Mary Angelo Ballet To Be Held In Hartford Town To Remove Obstacle from Page One) forth that optimistic question for never made the mistake of going girls are eeml-professlonel, ranging NEW WAY LUNCH does. Torrential rains were report- ter. and who doesn't ilv e A whoop ' •*** *■’ 8254,000, troro the G. A t Balt T h e ^ n u I banquet of the ItallaA- over twenty years. And everybody sophisticated. Ted Lewis well de- STUDENT NO BETTER ed in other sections of the south. lice In Texas Murders; In ages from 16 to 22. 97 CENTER ST. don’t know until After 1 study the Foundation but through a aeries ot tainins Fond To Be Gon* Amerlcan Friendship club bowling win be happy when they see Ted serves the title, 'The Master Show- Flood nraters coursed over 4,000 A Cappella Chorus From On the screen, Frederic March Now undep oew moiiaget. On Saturday. Clause In Original. decision," he commented. developmenU .a situation arose league waa eld last evening at the Lewis, hla famoua orchestra, and man.” Hertford, AprU 7— (A P )—Hart- acres and affected more than 100 and Francisko Gaal (Cecil B De- L. 80AL.ZITLU, MGR. where he aa ch^rman and director, Suspects Are Released. Houghton College In N. club house on Kingsbury avenue. his new Rbythm Rhapsodv Revue. b ford hospital reported today that families near Cardwell, Mo. PalkA ia under sentence on a O the Thursday matinee. Joseph .Mllle’s newest discovery) in 'The A Clean Plaoe to Eat. charge of first degree murder in and his friend Allan P. Kirby, svero docled Doring May. Y. State To Render Program The team which waa captained by As an orchestra leader, Ted Le\ris Ryan’s Scliool o f Dancing in Hart there had been no change In the evenly aligned against the remain- Buccaneer “ serious condition of Theodore 8o- ItaUan SpagtiettI A SpecW I*t Hartford. April 7.—(A P )—"nit Acting on a request of ths Board connecUon with the fatal shooting ^ o m a s Dailey won the league ing two directors, COiarles L. Brad- flrat meeting of the Connecticut dl- of Selectmen, Frank Cheney, Jr., « ''iSonM'' U nms..v..".n^*| r r Sergeant Thomas P. Kearney in El Paso. Texas, April 7.— (A P ) RockvUle, April /.— The Vernon honors for the past season and this ley and John P Murphy, who called WUIiam Knofla, local building Paul Cheney, and Frank Cheney Bridgeport, Sept. 30. 1935, while the Southwestern officers tried today, Center Congregational church la team was the guest of honor at ths Tition of the Smaller Bualneaa As- officer and a companion answered a the special meeting c o n ^ c to r waa appointed chairman OBITUARY Farley, heirs of the late Frank Che- He doesn't run anywhers H# ' sponsoring a concert this evening banquet. About fifty members at- aedation of New England will be burglary alarm at a radio store. The bank contended that its Of the 1939 Manchester Memorial despite a baffling scarcity of cluea t6nd^ th® affair. held Saturday in Hartford with rep- ney. have given to the town a quit- claim deed vacating a clause in a And deliberAtlon. If bis personAilty Patrolman Wilfred Walker also was major Interest waa to break thu hospital sustaining fund drive this to recreate a true picture of the tor at the church wher, they will have rakinf X-Ray® rasentatlye business men from 6S perience, finally shake the drippings morning at a meeting of the exeo I DEATHS ] warrantee deed given the towm In wAs inside of a man's skin instead shot and killed at the same time. deadlock for the protection ot Alle- lure slayings of Mrs. Weston G as their guetts the famoua A. Cap- X-rays wer® tt b® tak®n today to Connecticut communities attend- from bis whiskers and plod back live committee of the dlrectoj 1808. whereby the towm came into ol a doghide, ha would-undoubtedly The Jury verdict of murder first ghany bondholders. ascertain th® condition of rhomas ing. Ralpli K. BnsseU again to Main street. Chairman Knofla has api Treme, Berkeley, Calif., society ma pella choir of Houghton College, ot possession of the building used as carry a cane, smoke corona cigars, degree was returned Oct. 15. 1936 The judge in hla decision said, Iron, and her daughter, Nancy. Western New York. Murphy. 44 of 20 South Hudson The meeting at 13:45 p. m., at Ralph R. Russell, prominent in Today that routine ia broken. The after Palka had been found guilty , Robert J. Campbell as hla vle^ a court and police headquaners. to- and move through lUe aa placidly aa speaking of Young's charge that Turning to the theory the killings This group Ol 40 young people wUI atreet. Hartford, a former RockvUle Hotel Bond will be preceded by a the sport life of Manchester since gether with land bounded by Main, "Colonel” , his naturally melancholy previously on a sepond degree mur- ( chairman. The .drive will be con- luncheon at 12:15. his early boynood, and an umpire he does through traffic. About him Guaranty was actlnj. In bad faith: ducted during the second week of were motivated by "revenge or prelent their concert’ of sacred resident, who was one of Uie drivers r/as£ features lined wrllh apprehension. nat der charge and the state appealed Center, Myrtle and Linden atreeta. is an air of perfect dlsUuctlon. "I do not see that It will be at all hate,' officers eliminated hj^f. a of two cars involved In a hqad on UKE The purpose of the meeting, ac- in Manebeatar for the bettei part Mid watched the workmen die- for a death sentence. May. it waa stated. music under the direction of Wilfred Under provlalon of the original • The ''Oolonol'i" beblta are aa helpful to make any detailed analy- dozen suspects, questioned In four coUlsion at Vernon Center on^Sies- oerding to Harvey U Williams of of 30 years, died at the Manchester warrantee, it waa stipulated that mantling the fountain yeaterday. Chairman Knofla wilt assemble C, Bsln, the organizer and conductor steady aa Connecticut could wish. Palka's counsel contended that the * sis of the voluminous affidavits states since the brutally beaten bod day, evening. Orsenwich. vice-president and state Memorial hospital at 9:30 last night, the building now used for police For him. It marked the end of a his campaign organisation for con- of the choir. This group slnga un- He knows where he is welcome and governor had no power to grant any bearing on that subject. __ lea were found n*ar Van Horn Sun chairman, will be to acquaint those following a shock, suffered after purposes, should always be put to gracious indulgeriCe in public gener- reprieve for a longer period than the ducting the drive during the next day. accompanied and the concert will Murphy wa badly lacerated about goes there; hr knows his friends and "It will be sufficient for the pres- month, the bead, near bis ear when he was Attending with the organization leaving his work iii the Aircraft use as a probate reconla. towm rec- osity. Today it is aj) gone. And tor end of the sessiob of the General be open to the public with no ad- respeeta their consideration by con- ent purpose merely to say that after The Fromes left El Paso at noon thrown from his automobile and he with a view to forming sections In factory, in East Hartford, at 4:30 ords. and town office building. Sub- the ‘’Colonel*', no more drinks. Assembly next after the conviction March SO ensoute to South O ro - mission charge. A sliver offering to their own communities. yesterday afternoon. sequent growth of towm depart- of the accused "which,” Justice a careful examination of these affi- lina. go to the choir will lie taken. lost a large quantity o f blood, in The organization. instead of Mr. Rtissell ..... made...... his...... home. with ments made necessary the erection Maltble explained, "would be the davits I failed to find in them any- Sheriff Chris P. Fox of El Paso Last nigbt the choir sang In spite of hlB Injuries he walked to starting with a national headquar- ths House could do would be to thing to support the charge by the PLAN ENTERTAINMENT Orange, New Jersey and on Friday the county tome a short disunca his parents, siV. and'Vrs." °Ral'mi l municipal building, read the 1933 Republican General Assembly convening In Jan- reiterated, “revenge or hatred only ters. Is building community by com- approve O'Connor's motion and kill plalnUff." they will appear In Boston. They away and later walked Into the Russell, of 34 Winter street and w m ' ’' ‘ Pj P‘®“ °rtn plank on reorganization. uary 1937. and which, under the could have prompted such a brutal G o ld M e d a l munity into a iinlflpd group to keep the bill. are presenting their concert at Ver- Rockville City hospital where he apparently In good health when he I the court ” department "It has become a partisan, politi- constitution, was required to ad- AND DANCE AT BOLTON crime." He sought to learn "all informed of ciurent trends, events 'T h e only thing facing the coun- waa taken. He has not responded to cal question,'’ Patman said, "al- journ without day on the Wednes- possible" about Mrs. Frome and non Center through an old friend- or Pillsbury*® Flour and legislation, .t..... -. . ' Hence, according -to present try today Is the necessity to put treatment and It Is feared that he though the Republicans said It was day after the first Monday In June BIC CROWD ATTENDS Nancy despite Mr. Frome’s asser- ship between the pastor. Rev. W. F. An effort will bS t.iB® to create work * t ’the^lr*’r™ f7 rr y Of usage, the atipiilatlona of the war- men back to work," be ahouted. of that year.” Therefore, It waa Men And Women’s Club To tion robbery apparently was the Tyler and the manager of the choir. may have chest injuries. Murphy a group opinion and to gain its rec- veste.Iisv'^rffij^ ” fartoiy at 4:30 j rantee were not being upheld by the "This bill doesn't do that." non-partisan in 1932. They want to murder motive. .jesterday afternoon and was in the r towm. making possible an action on argued, the reprieve waa unlawful. Sponsor Affair At Commu- Whist Tonight was discharged from a Hartford ognition In order to protect the Representative Hook (D„ Mich.), destroy this administration. They ! and, the'time” set for electrocution PYTHIANS’ SESSION nity Hall On April 19. Frome appealed to Texans to let The weekly public whist party hospital last week after being lU ot smaller bualness man and work for waiting for a friend the part of the Cheney heirs to re- Interrupted the Indianan by shout- want to destroy Roosevelt.” having passed, Palka was being the law "takes Its course" if the kill IrlrlrlrTrl, with whom he rode home each claim the property. TcAvn Clerk ing: sponsored by the V. r . W. will take pneumonia for two montha. For the 89c hla welfare. ' held unlawfully. era are captured. place at the home o f Mr. and Mra. past year he boa been employed In working day. H , was not wearing Samuel J. Turkington some months District Meeting Held In Lib- The Bolton Men and Women's The S. B , A. of New England la "What biU did you ever vote for Purpose of Provlalon. Suspects Released. Vernon Sloan of East Main atreet. Hartford and living in that place. PRIME HEAVY CORN-FED STEER BEEF OLD HOMESTEAD 24% lb A non-profit organization, a state- his overcoat when he was standing I brought to the attention of the that would do that?” club have set the date o f Thursday. erty Hall Taxes Capacity; A young CUtfornIa couple qiies There will be prizes and refresh- The condition of Mrs. Zara Kim- For flss sod Putrlss bag ment of policy says. No officer re- In the yard and told one of hla' Selectmen the poaslbllltj of future "The thought in the minds of the April 19. for an entertainment and P a stry Flour Pettengill did not reply. ABOUT TOWN Big Entertainment Program tioned at Laredo, Tex., and a man ments will )>e served. ney of Albany, N. -Y., who was a 59c ceives compensation and dues from friends that be was having dllficulty I 'hvolvemcnt unless the town se- I mnkers of the constitution in giv- dance at the coratnunity hall, Bol- quiszed at Rankin about the kill The Indianan concluded by saying Busineaa Meeting Tonight passenger in the second car mvolv- memben are used In organization In getting his arm raised to put on '^’""''d permission to ehange the oiig- ing the governor power to grant re- ton Center. On the program wUl be Ingz were released. Officers also FAMILY that the nation ”haa gotten along Gibbons Assembly. Catholic La- prieves until 'the end of the next The district meeting of .the ed. who has a fractured left arm, U > and activities such as providing in- the eoat. He was given assistance I L"**, "'ofdlng of the warrantee a number of well known local peo- eliminated as suspects three map The annual business meeting of RIB ROAST 2 5 I AH PantoM without this bill" for many years dles of Oliimbiis, will meet tomor- session of the General Assembly K. of P., held last night in Lib- the Rockville Baptist church will be most satislactory. Finast Flour ^&‘ 69c formation on legislation or govern- “and a few months more won t row night at the K. of C. club- erty Hall with Memorial Lodge, ple. including Bruno and Victor held at Alamogordo. N. M.. Cordell, mental policies and creating opinion nnt weVh.’.^ dHven’|l’*on%'*to' P''' ■i>per- i hurt." was evidently that If, upon the Okla., and BIsbee, Arts. held th(B evening at the church at Honor RoU at School BONELESS OVEN OR POT ROAST rooms, Immediately after the Len- facts before him, ha believed the aa host drew one of the larg- D'Ubaldo. who are frequently heard favorable to the objectives of the tarn,. . A couple arrested at Brownwood seven thirty o’clock. The following are the names on .1. ;5'"> 'fS I RepresenUtive Taber (R., N.Y.i. ten devotions. The books will be General Assembly should have an est gatherings yet held In the over the radio in cowboy songs or membership. (j'clock. On entering the house he waa questioned five hours, but offi- Hookanum IVmipany the honor roll at S t Bernard a Crisco L!^17c town to Justly use the records build- 1 objected to the bill on Parliament- audited next week, and all out- opportunity to determine whether instrumental numbers. Bolton's A plan for a state-wide organisa- was unable'to talk and his mother district. Grand Chancellor Morris cers said they apparently had no The Hockonum Company of the echool: Grade Five, 0>rinna Carroll, ing for any public purposes. i ary grounds that It violated House standing bills should be presented to extend clemency to a prisoner U Robin of Waterbury and his staff "Uttle sweetheart of song," Pearl tion vdll be placed before the meal- asalstsd him to a couch and called connection with the Frome killings. Rockville Fire Department will meet Patricia Baker, Beatrice Laflanune, j rules by reenacting a provision ol at the meeting tomorrow nIgbL beyond a merely temporary stay paid an official visit, he being ac- Glesecke, will sing, and tba play, CHUCK ROAST >2 3 Clare UelCorte, Jane Willey, ing Saturday which would enable her son, Harry Russell, who la em- I an old reorganization bill which "It Can't Be Done” , will be present- A bullet fired from a .45 pistol this evening at their rooms on West S p ry 'uS 18c of exciition, a reprieve might be companied by several from Water- found In the man's possession was Main street. Raphael Fahey, William Pfunder. community chairmen to enroll ployed at the Manchester Msmorlai •vould allow the President to trans- Mr. and i*rs. HJalmar Hodean. granted until the assembly had ed. F R E S H ^IB or LOIN END members in their own communities. hospital. Arriving from the hospi- REORGANIZATION BILL I fer appropriations to a new agency bury while Hartford was also well to be examined. Democratlo du b Grade Six, Joseph Sunega, Har- Mrs. Ellen Modean, Otto Modean an opportunity to act In the mat- represented. The lodges In the dis- Muslo for dancing will be furnttb- Community chairmen would form tal and aeeing the condition of his ' in the event another government Roy Jackson, district attorney at The members of tba Cryatal Lake riet Ertel, Peter Baker, Kathleen •'inn Miss Ekina Modean were in tre." Justice Maltble wrote In part trict, coming from Stafford Springs. cd by D’Ubaldo Brothers orchestra, B a k e r’s Cocoa a state council with a state chair- Van Horn, said truck driver Jim Fire Department will be hosts to Flaherty, John Romeo, Eleanor brother Harry called the W. H. WINS IN RRST TEST agency were discontinued. Quincy, Mass., yesterday to attend in the decision. and Griswold Oiappell of Manches- man. A director of the Smaller Rockville, East Hartford, Thomp- Milam’s statement that he saw a Marley. Quiah ambulanct and Ralph waB re- Taber said that only the House the ftmcral of Mrs. Herman Slg- "On the other hand, the limitation ter Green will announce the old- the Ellington Democratic club at PORK LOINS >23' Bualness Association of New Eng- iippropriiitioiiK I ommittee could sonvllle and Manchester, together man and a woman In a dark mys- their April meeting tonlghL Th# Grade Seven, Mary Tereaa Pfun- movad to the hospital. He had lost gclln. a former resident of Man- that a reprieve could be granted fashioned seta. During the evening land would be elected by members BY HOUSE VOTE 191-169 authorize siuh a transfer, whereas with entertainers brought by all of tery car following the Frome auto meeting will take place at the new der, Constance Lucas, William TENDER LIGHT MEAT _ Rinso or O x y d o l consciousness at that time and tlfd chester and a sister uf HJalmar and only to the end of the next session a beautiful hand-erobroldered bed- the day of the slayings' waa 2 'SS 37c la each Congressional district. the bill was handled by a special Otto Modean. the lodges, resulted In a gathering flrehouie on the Sandy Beach road. Stllea, Catherine Doherty, LlUian not rally, continuing to sink into of the General Assembly was evi- spread, made by girls of the club strengthened by atoriee of two Van Temporary chairmen of each com- death. reorganization committee. that taxed the capacity of the hall. CIvIe AaaoelatloB MeeUng MiUer, Charles Pitkat, Agnes Ertel, ((.ionltniied In.n' page One| dently because the reprieve was in- The entertainment that was pre- will be drawn. Horn eltlsena. SOAP FLAKES munity represented at Saturday’s Bom on High street in Manches- While Taber wag explaining his M™ Sidney Ellis of the Independ- tended ' to operate only until the The Rock/lUe Civic AsaoelaUon Kethleen Regan, (^therine Shea, Lu x meeting will be appointed at the move. Majority I^eader Rsybiim ot sented was of a high order and en- Miss Norma Pesce Is chairman of Juanita Elliott aald the saw the > tsy 19c enl Cloak Company,, who has been General Aseemhiy had had a full will hold its April meeting this ave- Anthony Uskowski, Robert Beaver- ter on October 10, 1899 he would the galleries that the one usually ( (vepreaeniuive Vinson ID joyed by all. Refreshments were the committee, which includes Jane dark twe-seated car twice. First, LAMB LEGS 2 5' session. Texas: tleprraentalve Vinson (D., have reached hla thirty-ninth birth- opportunity to consider the mat- nlng at .the Rockville House. Dinner etock, George Cratty. Discussion of recent legislative P '"'- '- ’"V lK y .l. member of the Hou“ R « r - i. Center served and dancing followed. and Donald Todford, Richard and she said, a woman was driving it was opened to spectators. street. Is much Improved In health, ter. The word 'next' In the con- alen; not far from where the will be served as usual at 6:30 Grade Eight, WUllam Scofield, BONED AND ROLLED IF DESIRED W a x P a p o r proposals like the Reorganization day next October, hla parents being wns onened in .nertm,,.-. ganizatlon comnilllec. G,uprin Morra. Miss Irma Morra Cut-Rit e ' ...... Lhebut Is stil. confined to her home. etitiitlon provision does not refer o'clock and this will be followed by Barbara Ertel. Ralph and Bllssibeth (Robinson) Lines formed outside the gallery heads the refieshment committee bodlea later were found. Later the 5c Bill, the May Antl-WAr Profits and ml ranees. House Parliamentary assembled at to a session of the General Assem- machine was parked off the high- the buslnesa meeting and program Rebearaal Monday Universal Service Bill will also take Rua^ell. He wrae educated in th e, the Speaker's desk where Hepre- and her assistants will be Henry I® Both on the floor and in the gal- .. The committee on decorations for bly in existence when a reprieve Is FRED ACKERMAN NAMED way in the tame locality. a man of speakers. Worthy Matron, Mra. Ruth Leh- place. Ninth District schools and Manches-; lenlatlve McCormack (D., Mass I Massey, Ekldlt De Dosser, Ray Coc- ter High school and was always in- leries the crowd was so large that the anniversary celebration of the granted but to one which begins and a woman were In It. Nearby A t tile business session the an- mann of Hope Chapter, O. E. S. baa Frie nd’s Be ans John Sloane. president of the was presiding. coni, Lily Gambolatl and Elisabeth. LAMB FORES 2 ^ 29c McCormack had to admonish mem- Manchester fire department consist- thereafter. waa a car that appeared to be gray nual elecUun of officers will take eaUed a rebearaal of the offlcera to smaller business men’s organization terested In sports, starting his in- DELTA CHAPTER HEAD Peracchlo. 'neketa may be obtained bers and onlookers several times to There was a careful study Ing of Lawrence (Converse, Matthew To Pro\ide Opportunity. —the color of the Frome machine. place. Thomas F. Rady, Jr„ Is slated in New Jersey will attend as well terest In this line nefore and after be held on Monday evening, AprU MILDLY CURED CORNED BEEF refrain from conversation. parliamentary precedents. Merz and Francis Limerick, have "The question presented Is from any of the above or other club for election to succeed William 11th at seven o’clock in Masonic as officers of the New England As- the West Side playgrounds were members. B & M Be ans Senator Byrd (D., Va.) who had The first business before the already been assured of sufficient whether the limitation upon the Royal Arch Masons Hold An- Preuse, HaU. 2 ^ 29c sociation. period during which execution may to.uniplrlng when hern a leadlng’•--- sw.x'i^caas ffc^ of'the House shortly after noon I Eastern asalsUnw to decorate buildings and CITIZENS TO HONOR There will be two speakers at the Mrs, Blefcralee’e Funeral only a boy uid continued to umpire, SUndard Tlmei was a vote oh be stayed by a reprieve runs from nual Meeting And Election; izalinn program In his own chamber streets from the Y. M. C A. build meeting, Flrat Selectuian Lewis Funeral seivices for Mrs. Robert FOR SHORTCAKES having been a member of the start ot the date of the conviction or from The Other OfUcers. ______LEI AN ENDS came over and stood behind a rail O'Connor’s moUon to strike out the Ing on North Main street as far Bisquick umpires li the Twilight League that when the reprieve Is granted." Stevenson and Town Q erk John A. Blakealee of EDlington were held at 'Sf27c SNOWFALL BREAKS In the renr to watch the proceed- enacting clause, thereby making the CROSS ON BIRTHDAY Miller, both of Glastonbury. since its organization. As an offi- Ing.s. bill inoperative. North Main street south to Wood- the declelon said at another point. Fred J. Ackerman o f 33 Wada- two this afternoon from the Luther The folloting la the ticket com- cial he was always considered fair With an agreement reached that But Chairman Sumners (D., "There le In the language of the pro- worth street was last night elected N. Y. Stocks White funeral home. Burial was in WEATHER RECORDS ‘ *’*'‘* "im clent mittee for the meeUng, Francis 8. Rolle d O a ts white ssrat 15^ and bad but one thing to say when both sides should hsve five mlnutetf Tex.), of the Judiciary committee additional funds provided the com- vision In question nothing which In- High Priest of DelU Chapter. M*ny Celebrations Planned As North Havan. Mra. Blaseslee Is ths Oiih a question was raised on his decision to argue O’Connor's motion, the an opponent of .he blU In its pres- mittee will extend the distance on dicates. much leas compels, the Royal Arch Masons, at the annual Governor Reaches 76th Mile- Nettleton, Rev. Dr. George 8. former Mice Mattie Brown, daugh- which was: "They miss them In the New Yorker urged members not to both of the streets that will be dec- conclusion that no reprieve could meeting In Masonic 'Temple. The Air Redue ...... Brookes, Charles Murphy, Dr. Earl ter of the late John L. Brown. (UoAtlaaed Irom Pagw Uac) ent form, recommended voting down Alaska J im ...... stone On Sunday. big show every day " "compromise with principle.” O'Connor's motion. orated for the celebration which bo granted which would postpone other officers elected were as fol- C. Northrup, Francis Prichard, Corn Fla k es WHITE SPRAY pkg 5c Allegheny ...... plowfs, hastily retrieved from sum In addition to his parents he Is "Time To Strike” "1 feel now It would be a mis- takes place from June 8 to li. execution of a sentence beyond the lows; Louis C. Vanderbrook, King; Hartford, April 7—(A P )—Cbn- Mayor aaude A. Mllla, A. E. Chal- OW74ER PLEASE E X PLA IN , TOO end of the session of the General Ray 8. Warren, Scribe; Louis H. Allied Chem , . . . terton, J. Stanley McCray, Dr. Beck- H A D D O C K FRESH R) 6c mer storaige, opened moat principal survived by five sisters. Mrs. Her- "Now is the time to strike." be take not to consider this bill,” he nectieut'a four-time governor. Wil- Assembly next s ft»r the conviction." Marie, Treasurer; H. Russell Tryon, Am C a n ...... highwrays but many rural lanes man Hill, Mrs. James Robb. Mrs. said. "This Is the hour. We who tdld the bouse late yesterday. ''Let'a Professor I. P. Patch of Connecti- bur L. Croat, will be a busy man with. Herbert Friedrich, William Found: A sum of money March 81 cut Stste College will be the guest "The underlying purpose of the Secretary; Robert J. Boyce. Captain Am Home Prod . Partridge and Harry C. Flamm. caught attention of readers of the W h e a tie s 23c wrere still choked. Wilfred Clarke. Mrs. Oonrad Dwlre believe In the great principle In- do the best we can to amend It, and over the week-end In order to cover speaker at the April meeting of the constitutional provision," It followed or Host; T. Walter Reicl.ard. Princi- Am Rad St S ... The SDOWrfall broke April records and Mtsa Dorothy Russell; also two volved, have nothing to lose. If we then If we can’t amend It as we all the points where citizens will Held Interratlng Meeting C3illton newspaper: Manchester Garden club. Monday later, "was. It Is tnie, not to give pal Sojourner; John A. Trotter, Am Smelt ...... The Cardinal Flower Troop ot Found; A sum o f money March STEAK C O D 2 17c la many eities and wras the deepest brothers. Harry an l William Rus- do, we'll atm be flghtingj’ honor him on the occasion of hIs think It ought to be, let's have the night at 7:30 at Center church the governor power indefinitely to Royal Arch Captain; Fred ’ C. Til- Am Tel and Tel . of ths winter at some spots. Coun- sell and. twov^nleces, all of Manches- He said the cry against the bill nerve to beat It.” 78tb birthday. Girls Scouts held an Intareatlng in my home; owner can have same H e rs h e y’s ««- S? 7c I 4c house. His subject wUI be "Dahlias” postpone execution in a capital den. Trustee. Am Tob B ...... ties in southwest Michigan reported ter. came from all churches, from col- Tha faativltlea will start Satur- special meeUng last evening in the by proving property and paying for SO to 38 inches of snow. Belying On Texan and all Interested will be welcome ’ case but It certainly waa to afford Today High Priest-elect Acker- Am Wat Wks .. south parlu. of the Union church. this ad. Joe Kleinhans, Stockbrtdge. The funeral will be held Saturday leges, labor, veterans, leaders of a defendant an opportunity to pre- man named hla appointive officers AnaCundn ...... day morning when the 169th In One death waa reported In gbutb afternoon at 3 o’clock at the W. P. business and politics. Irrespective of Administration forces, confident fantry band will aerenade the Gov- The feat die of the evening waa a Joe and Mrs. Kleinhans found the of victory on the test motion, took . A meeting of the Hartford. Dis- sent to the proper authorities any aa follows: Herbert J. Leggett. Armour, 111...... money In the back hall of their Coco a 15c Dakota and fears were felt fdr a class or party. He added: talk by Mrs. Bradley of Hartford Quish funeral home. 335 Main street. trict Council of the Veterans o f For- grounds he might have to claim a G. M. 3 V., S. Raymond Smith, Atchison ...... ernor In the rotunda of the State home one morning after they bad man missing In the vicinity of Rev. .1. Stuart Neill, rector o f St. "They fear the further breaking encouragement from Sumners’ at- Capitol and the officers of the Na- on the subject of 'Toys". She pre- Beottsbluff, Neb., where snow rang- titude. They said the opposition eign Wars wUl be held Sunday, April pardon or commutation o f sentence G. M. 2 V., Willard J. Horton, Aviation Corp .. been away. The doors had been Mary's church, of which the deceas- down of the equality of the three 10. at the V. F. W. Post rooms. 3700 G. M. 1 V., John F. Pickles, Chap- tional Guard will greet their com sented a number of toya to illustrate ed up to a foot In depths. Wesstng- had been relying on the influenUal or a further hearing. Baldwin CTT . . . . locked. The windows were undis- ed was a member, will oinclate and hranchea of government, which our Main street, Hartford. lain: Sidney MacAlptne, Organist; mander-in-cltief. her talk. , C a m p b e ll’s ’ SsOSUwP® 3 ‘« 2 0 c toD Springs, ,S. D., reported 17 Texan to swing tome wavering Ample JnstlAeatlon. Balt and Ohio .., turbed. Nothing was out of order the burial will be In the Fust ceme- forefathers worked out deliberately, William Bray, Sentinel. Bendlx A t noon time the chief executive Lentoa Servlee appl es "It Is tnie. as theth plaintiff sug- or missing from the house. Inches of snow. legislators against the bill. Aairtd. Soupg ^ tery. and may I say. reluctantly, because Fast matrons of Temple Chapter, ffc-'its. that such a . construction Installation of Iheae officers will Beth Steel ...... ' will Im guest o f honor at a lunch- Rev. John H. Stanley of Ware- Hundreds of telephone and tele- Defeat of O'Cbnnor's pioiiosal be held at the Temple on Wednesday house Point wlU be the preacher at cam graph poles snapped under the The Quish funeral home win he If some of them had had their way, *l'e Eastern Star, w ill’ might enable the governor, by-suc- Beth Steel, pfd .. eon at the Hartford C3ub given by The New York sanitary code pro- C a m p b e ll’s could provide supporters ot the ill meet tomoirow night Instead of to- cessivo reprieves. Indeflnltelv to evening, April 20. The installing the Lsntea aerrica of the Rockville B A L D W I N 25c open after o’clock Friday after- the legislative branch would have j I Borden ...... the Federated Democratlo Women's hibits sleeping In a bath tub. wrelght of snow and ice in Nebiwska no definite assurance of eventual officer will be D. G. H. P. Frederick and Iowa. Many rural acbools were noon until he time of the funeral predominated, as It docs in England night, with Mrs. Lucius Foster of j postpone execution of a sentence. I Can r'.ie ...... clubs of (Connecticut and Saturday FANCY CONFECTIONER'S today, where democracy continues passage, even with the concessions members We cannot helieve that a governor W. Edgerton of New London. Ca.se (J. I.) ...... night comes tha annual staff dinner, closed in Iowa, and South Dakota for the convcnicncr of friends and which administration leaden have EATING S u g a r POWDERED or BROWN 3 relatives. Intact" VIII DC initiated. : would so misuse his power as to At la.st night'a aesalon the reporta Ches and Ohio .. a function that haa become a fix- because of snow-choked highways. advanced. In discussing the meas- of officers and . committeea were I 19c The storm disrupted bus service in A burst of applause rattled I produce such an unjustifiable result. Chrysler ...... ture among oelebratlona marking through the visitors' galleries when ure's chances, administration sup- The Ladles’ Aid society of the Certainly any danger of that kind made and refreshmenta followed the ■ Col Carbon ...... the goverooFa birthday. VI?* southern Wisconsin. . porten talked less optimistically in Swedish Congregational church on business session. Large crews labored to keep city O'Connor said the people of the cannot offset the sacrifice of the Col Gas and El .. Tha day itMlf, Sunday, will be W I N E S A ® Cr a b m e a t ’^ ”25c FUNERALS private than they did for publica- Spniee atreet will sponaor a concert Interests ot the* defendants, or the Com! Inv Tr . . . . ^ 4 9 c traffic moving. country feared the bill was "an es tion. at the church on Spruce atreet to- highlighted at 3 p.m., at hla home FANCY EATING About 1400 city workers and Mrs. Anthony Oamba calator toward a Dlctatorabip. defeat 6f the underlying purpose Coinl Solv ...... in New Haven by another annual APPLES 6 25c House leaders had three amend- morrow evening. The entertalnera of the constitution provision, which PECKHAM TO RETIRE . Cons Edison . . . . acores of street car and bus com- The funeral of Mrs Anthony Gam- Representative McCormack ID., wjll be the Salvation Army band custom when ettlxena of Italian ex> Tu n a Fish LIGHT MEAT ments ready for quick consideration might otherwise result. O rtalnlv Cons O i l ...... pany employes Uckled Chicago's ba of 239 Oak street was held at her Mass.I. presiding, warned the gal- under the direction of Harola Turk- traction in Oonnaetlcut will go to FLORIDA O 2 ’Si-'‘29e 9.1 Inch snowfall, which exceeded late home at 8:30 this morning and leries such demonstrations violated In event of the defeat of the O'Cpn- the reprieves granted the plaintiff Cont Can ...... the governoFs home In New Haven LARGE SIZE nor motion. These amendments ington. There la no admission but In May and December, 1937. baaed, FROM MILK BUSINESS Corn Prod ...... O R A N G E S J t by almoat three Inches the record at 9 o'clock at St. James’s church House rules and would not b* per- to formally greet him and pay thedr a^llver offering wUl be received when the former waa granted, upon ^ P O r t O n ’ S C o d f i s h C o h o s for April snows In the history of the where a funeral mass waa celebrat- mitted. would prevent transfer of the Vet- Douglas Aircraft .. ____ respects. The society will serve refreshmenU the fact that he had taken an appeal Du Pont ...... ; ...... 94 FLORIDA 2'i7 25c W'enther Bureau. ed by Father Hines, assistant pastor After that the House quieted to erans Bureau and the Office of Eklu- Sells Route .-Vnd Equipment As These repreaent only the formal and it la hoped then will be a large to the Supreme Court of the United Eastman Kodak EXTRA LARGE A gravel boat bound up the Chi- of the church Father Hines also catch O'Cbnnor's words. Three ertion. and would permit Cbngress turnout of the church people and pre-arranged events. Tha governor Sac to override presidential reorganlza .States and when the latter was Well As Good Will To G if- Elcc Auto Lite . O R A N G ES cago river crashed into the Ijike conducted the committal serv'icea In their frienda to hear this fine band. SIZE OHK) BLUE TIP hundred and ten of the 435 House garnted. that the appeal had not ford C. Keeney Of This I Gen Elec ...... hopes to sandwich in somewhere a Ma tch e s street bridge when it failed to lift St. James's cemetery. The bear- members were In the chamber to tion orders by a majority vote. visit to hla boyhood home, Mans- 61^ 23c becau.se of an ice coating. Virtually Opponents also had prepared ssv • reached a final conclusion, were am- Town. j Oeh F ood s...... NEW ers were. Angelo (ierrylll. Louts hear him. number of the members of ply justified" field, also on annual cuatom with al. roads 50 miles north and south eral amendments to curb other por- M»ry C. Keeney Tent. Daughters of I Gen Motors . . . . aORtOA ®9 Zeppo. Angelo .Vlumizclo. Albino Rebel yells met Representative After citing a similar question Gillette ...... him on his birthday. CA B B AG E RKHMOKO roHs of the city W'ere almost impassable. lions of the legislation. They want- Myron C. Peckham who baa |lven 3 Accomero, Innocenzo Fontana and Warren iD.. N. C.I when he walked Union Veterans, are In attendance Hundreds of informal and Im- Toile t Tissue ^ In southern Illinois and Indiana ed, among other things, to prevent before the Supreme Ckiurt of Ne- a bill of aale far transfer to Clif- Hecker fhrod ... William Agostlnelli. down an aisle to answer O'(7onnor. at the convenUon In New Britain braska, the decision ends with the proi^tu greetings and meaaagea freezing rains coaled highways with substitution of a single administra- of the sute department. A ban- ford C. Keeney of hla milk route, Int Harv ...... FANCY "By this motion.” he said, "the court's conclusions. will flood tba executive chambers in ice. tor for the three-man clvtl service quet waa held laat night at the Hotel truck and other equipment, aald Int Nick ...... NORFOLK I b f f f s Herbert Frsaer gentleman from New York, Mr. Int Tcl and Tel tha next 72 hours honoring the gov- SPIN A CH New York City called out 1700 coramlasloa, and to retain the pres Bunitt in honor of the retiring today that he is retiring from busi- 3 Lif e bu oy So a p The funeral of Herbert Fraser. O'Connor, is endeavoring to foist on ernor as hs reaches another mile- extra workers to augment the regu- I prealdent, Mias Helen Loulae Brom- ' Johns Manville . World War veteran, was held this the House of Representatives some ent Federal auditing system. ness. Mr. Peckham haa npt been stone in bis eventful career. lar night crew of 300 engaged in ley of New Britain. Among the YOUNG’S PETITION able lince loat September to give to Kennecott . . . . ' FANCY afternoon at 2 o'clock at the home of the same niU.less methods he Debate Finally Ended Leh Val R d ___ bar clearing at\-ay more than foni Inches of his son. Herbert C. Fraser, of 245 guests present was the national the busineaa the attention that lie > RIPE ®9 C a m a y So a p of snow A fresh fall during the has attempted in the past." The tumultoua debate ' over the prerident, Mri. Mary Manning, of I feels it r^uires and for that reason, . L o e w ' s ...... 2 Highland street. Rev. Dr. Earl E. He said opponents had wanted DENIED BY COURT early m<'ming hours added to' the Story of the South Methodist church bill—longest in the House in recent R attle. Waah, A partial Uat o f! authorized hla attorney to file a Ixulllard ...... MAE WEST, IN PERSON, full debate and had had it — more years- ended last night. Mont Ward ___ m mm six inches recorded in some suburbs conducted the seiwlce. Ui<^ attending from Mancheater' bill of sale for the buslnesa. • f ■ A Mm* R M A of salty soft wUI penetrate each Utsi ban but traffic was moving throughout than 20 hours of It. When Sumners arose to ipbak. tacludea the new aU U prealdent. .Na«h Kelv . . . . . Lu x Toile t So a p The bearers were Earl Melzler, (Uonttaaed from Page One) Joseph Tedford, who haa been AT STATE, HARTTORD f* ■ fwrn . . . fcwf S t r a w b e r r i e s LoSIsUJM 2 the metropolitan area. . Maurice Jobert, Stephen Miller 'The opposition said It wanted to members rushed In from cloak- Mra. r . R. Manning. Mre. David connected with Mr. Peckham In the Nat Bisc ...... Kffiee k Ike kart mkt The world’s amend the bill," he continued. "This Nat D airy...... Cleveland was threatened "'A” ! Chris Nielson rooms, for tbsy rsealled that his Armatrong, Mlaa Beatrice Arm- give Young as ch^rman of Alle- pasteurization plant and Its equip- ht* itmtmttr ffovnrl WftyP grestsst chefs toy Worcester Sell ii ace PACKAOC more snow after i .3 Inch falUABd-^ Harry Rhodes. The privilege they also will have. But speech last summer opposing the stronf’, M n. Emxna Swanson, Mrs. ghany Corp., proxies for a bloc ot ment and alao the purchasing or the Nat Distill ___ Mae West, the personality who SUPER SUDS flrlng the gentleman from New York the best. They use Worcester Sah 3‘"25c which broke the all time April squad si the grave In the court rsorganlzation bill was wide- Rena Smith, Mra. Ora Amea. Mra. 780,1 (» of the 1.278.000 shares ot milk from producers, haa taken over N Y Central ___ made America "curve conscious". Is Add the savor of lioc tall st & very East seeks by hla motion to deny It to and omfy Worcester Salt in all iheir record. Toledo’s six inches of snow cemetery was composed of Com- ly credited srith bslplng turn senti- Etta Loveland. Misa Edith Max- Chesapeake stock which the bank the half Interest that Mr. Peck- NY NH and H ., coming to the Stats Theater, Hart- bcgtnniog o f the roesdn^ period. It aUlC PACKACC waa the heaviest in half a.century. you." 'w ll Mra. Jennie Cook, Mra. John North Am ...... oooklag. For long experience bss iftfoe eiat SUPER SUDS coNaimuTEO psny K Guardsmen. ment against that administration holds as trustee. ham owned in this part of the bust- ford for 5 days only, etartiBg Sat- will draw oat such e very Uide ]nlca fS 17c Ohio orchard owners feared possi- "Sinister Seheene” proposal. Traak. neas and will whnieaale milk from Packard ...... urday, April 16. And that this taught them that Worcester Salt is ble heavy damage to early fruit Warren aald the charge bad been ■All these remedle. refused by tne Param P lc t ...... from a thick roost—and add nch John Beneaento Ths Texan aald the public atti- Judge were asked by Young. the plant to Mr. Keeney. moat important booking ia years, is always pure. It has none of the birth crops. .HortlculturlzU in Illlnota made on the radio and repeated to- Daniel Gorena of 14 Victoria Penn ...... rich tcasooiog. cooked into the TTie funeral o f '.lohti Bcncvenlo, of tude has changed stnee a year ; go, TTie net effect of the decision will Mr. Keeney’s purchase from Mr. made obvious by simply watching biner impuridet of ordinary salt So COFFEE PRICES I S O D A CRACKERS 17e aald the snowfall wpuld serve as a day by insinuation that if the bill Road la confined to bis home by ill- Peckham includes the good will of Phelps Dodge .., the State patrons this week who 87 Homestead street, will be held wrhen the government reorganiza- be to enable Guaranty tomorrow to meet. Steak, of course—chinocr ihto affect the flavor of fioe Cooda Wor- protection for vegetation. Friday morning at 9:30 al his home goes to conference with the Senate, neaa and la under a doctoFa care. the route and the equipment that It Phil Pete ...... gaze upon the "prevue" or "traUer” blll would have passed with little *®**t~*lronld be ialicd after bcoil- cester Salt Co., Am*rie^’t »U*$! so. A strike vote by transportation and St St. Bridget's' church at 10 there is some "nefarious or sinister dlscussioti. , ^ i needed ^ In covering the route, such I Pub ^Serv N J ... announcing that Mae Weat 1a com- D A IN TY iELL * mwom’” 3 10c workers threatened to deprive De- scheme In the minds of the con- ^ la the joicet. The touch o'clock. A solemn requiem high Ths people "Instinctively consent- The regular meeting of the Gen- new deaepcakc O ^ . , directors ol I at the truck, bottles and other con- i R**!!" ...... ing to town. There's a rumble of finm tfpanim U . New York, U. S. A troit rcsidenta at street car and bus ferees." eral Welfare Center will be held at Its own selection.lection. These would have i talnera.talners. ) Rem Rand . . . . mass will be celebrated and the ed to a concentration of emergency excitement that stlre the audience sendee during the kind of weather burial will be In Bt. James's ceme- (Bills, passed in more or less the the East Slda Recreatloo Center a balance of power on the board. | ■' Repiib Steel .. Into immediate comment on her K Y B O It ia most needed. Three inches of same form by House and Senate, powvrs to meet an emergency situ- tomorrow night at eight o’clock. now split In a tie. and would be able I I Rcy Tob B ___ D A IN TY 3 - l Oe terv. ation" St the beginning of the local appearance with a big stage A C n p M of anow covered the city and freezing are sent to conference committees Several Important meaaagea from to change the management of th e! HOSPITAL NOTES .•tafeway Stores show every time it's flashed on the temperatures prevailed. composed of members of both bodies Roosevelt administration, he as- Waahlngton will be diacuaaed. j Schenley Dis . Satisfhctiofi serted. C. A O. at the railroad’s annual . screen. : M Y-T-F IN E D e s s e r t * The Pennsylvania Highway De- for reconciliation of differences be- meeUng April 19. Soars Roebuck Mlae West's first film appearance 2LS^37c partment reported seven inches of tween the House and Senate mean “Instinctively after a wrhile,” be . •" <>up'*c*te contract Guaranty In an affidavit made by Admltted yesterdav; David Korn, Shell I'sion MIffABtt 2 I 9 I M PUBLIC RECORDS added, "they began to move In the glebel, 58ti School street. Elisabeth ■as a small part-in George Raft's anow in the Meadvllle district, 100 ures.l bridge aertea at the Maaoole Tem- lU chairman. W. C. Potter, on April itocony V a c ...... •^ight After Night", la wMch she STRAWBEHMV other direction. We are in that Rchleminger. 848 Main street. Mrs. PRESERVES RASPBCmtV miles northwest of Pittsburgh IVamuitoe "In the parlance of the gutter, tf ple Tueaday night continued to 1 azpreased a deatre to elect three South Pac ...... made such a hit she was immedi- 35c Heavy rain hit the Pittsburgh area According to a warrantee deed you please," Warren shouted, 'The trend now." auch a late hour it waa impassible Nellie Wright. 889 North Main South Rwy ...... JO H N A L D E N men who were named in the affi- street. Bari Anderson, Parker ately a star in her own right. She ester And anow wiu in prospect. recorded today by Town Clerk Sam- gentleman from New York Insinu- At one^ point. Representative to complete the scoring. Arthur davit. They were: St B rands...... changed from a star to an Ameri- FMAiT Some Wyoming abeepmei., now in ates that the House conferees would Knutson (R.. Minn.), said Earl ! street G R A P E F RUIT CAB*10C uel J. Turkington. .Patrick J. SuUl- A. Knofla, chairman of the oom- Earle Bailie, partner In J. A W. St Gas and El . . . can Institution after her great euo- the midst of the lAmbing season, ex- out the House.' Browder, Cbmmunist candidate for ^ t t e e in charge announced the Death: Yesterday. Ralph Russell, FuN of flavor j C bios O 0 C vm has deeded to Arturo Gremmb Sellgman A Co., a large New York St Oil C a !...... resses In "She Done 'Him Wrong", pected to suffer losses because of et uz. a lot In Capitol View Heights " I f the gentleman intimates that the presidency in 1936, had been first alx k lA scorers in both sidea 39. o f 24 Winter street at 0:50 p. m. investment banking house, and St Oil N J ...... "Klondike Annie", end “Go West the unseasonable weather. Uva- off of Middle Turnpike east. 1 would do so, I do not speak his soUclting votes for the MU in Ooa- todayaa______followa:. North and South: Birth: Yesterday, a son to Mr. and Tex Oorp ...... G R A P E F RUIT • «"« 197 3ii?25c _ _ _ I chairman o f two eompanlet srhleh Young Mail.” Atock on tlM aiandhlli ranges of Ne- language or think hla thoughts. I greaslonal offices. Smitb-Harria »77H: Dr. Mrs. Harvey W r l ^ t Bolton. Timken Roll Bear I PouEht Young in court Tri- Admitted today: Mrs. Roae An- The announcement of her aasoct* braska also was «ndaiigered. • have never been trained to stoop to Repreeentathrs TAylcr (R.. Tenn.) Smythe 285U; Mr. and Mra. Rav i i T ’ ' . •" court, xn - Trans America ... ate stage stars to be presented dur- R IC H M O N D HNASTwOW SALVATION ABMY P.ARLEY, conquer.” niello. 14 Brainard Place, Mrs. M USTA R D nNASTwORMM - 10c Freezing temperatures prevailed said the bill eras as "devoid of Plllsbury tfiS; Mr. and Mra George Oorp., and selected In- Union Carbide . . . ing her local "In Person" engage- Tht BestCoffM tover mosC o f tbs nortbam states. O'Connor used all but one and merits aa a polscat is o f rosea” Siemsen 247; 247: Mr. I fr and eiwi Mttm, ra Fletcher !> dustriea, Inc. Elizabeth Robb, Porter street, Union P a c ...... ^NO W — LOOK l^ o rd , April T._(a P)_ Some ment will be announced soon. for ITfl Plica XHWOOO M Cripple Osek. ceatral Colorado ODc-half minutes at his ailottod 15 Representativs Gray (D „ Pa.) pro- 2384; Mr. and M ra rarreU 233- Hollister, Clnclanati at- Elaine and George Holmes, 48 Madi- Unit Aircraft ^ women wifi attend the Salvation son street. Frederick Edlimd. Buck- F O R T H I W I I O H T 2U .29C MSB mining oonununlty, reported aero minutes and called on Representa- posed that it be burned es the Cap- East and W est Beechler-Stevenson torney and financier. Unit <3orp ...... In (Tuba, ore degoelU 'support CHIC K E N *oS f45c Army conference on home laasua tive Pettengill (D.. lnd.i, another land atreet. Wapping. Save ssoosy. Malm it a habit to look ;w ther. It was U shove at scUvitles, in Hartford itol steps as a "burnt ^ffstlng of 2 S 6 4 j l i r a Lathrop. M ra Puter John L. rtjcklnson Charitston. W. Unit Gas Imp . . . a heavy growth of pine. Ooluna- Cbeyenas. W yo, and bslow freezing bitter opponent of the bUl. to fintah 232; Erlekseo-Whittier 231; Mr. V a , banktr. , Discharged today; Mrs. George Delagatea will represent the 34 apprcciatiea to ths god of our I U S R u b b er...... bus is said to bavs disooverad Iron ■t Iks "see wigkr matksd oa tks St such widely scattered p ^ ts aa the demands for adoption of his mo- fathers.” ■Ad M ra Williams 2294; Mr. and Oanlas Otoigaa Ragazzo and Infant son. 108 Middle U S Steal ...... tion. Turnpike W eat ( on hla first voyage the New PMkags of ssb yoa boy. It wtU pay. Caevelaad. ICliwsakee, Da^ Moines, Replying to RapubUean eritl- M ^ ^ l l L t o n e l l 2M: Altm an-Kat-, If theae directors arc alectad, Waatern Union . . . Work] because ot these pine PettantUl said the ‘*^scet thing" Bt^: Today, a ton to Mr. and you always to iasistoaika2posad(91 eiama, Rspreii tattve Patman (D, wUlifyaraaid.U>ay snU um t ^ “beat Weat El and M fg . growths. to ouncsIWorrsssirlw»ryS . i . y . ^ . ^ Mrn Kaanath Ixiab. 4 North School I JodgBMDt ta tba otreat Wootwocth ...... (ChiV), i i THURSDAY. APRIL 7,1988

^ndholdera Protective Council AUSTRIAN LOANS brought some lessening of toe dis- HEADS DAUGHTERS velt, Ricardo Cortes, Baba Ruth criminatory treatmenL and Helen Keller. On ona occasion Germany’s reason for giving Nature Builds New Tissue four United StaUa Congressmen BY M A R IO N W HITE Americans toe worst end of the deal OF UNION VETERANS were among toe jurors: Buckler of BOTHER OFFICULS was that her currency position to. Pennsylvania, Dunn of Minnesota, Map Making Coarse Copyright, 1938, NEA-Service, Inc. ward Britain and France was bet- To Stave Off Dissolution McFarlane of Texas and Cniarles By ARSOOIAHED FnEM ter than toward toe United SUtes A course in map making will be Sale Disposes O f 1,066 Items Kramer ait California. Can M arcon i...... because her balance-of trade toward held at toe State Armory tonight O f Equipment Of The Rossi This play will be sponsored by the Qta Serv ...... Mrs. Beatrice Dart Manning under toe direction of Captain Ray- them was more favorable than to- New York, April 7.—A discovery Unjured by chemical or mechanical Young Married Couples Club of the El B o i t o ^ Sharo b % CHAPTER I Wonder Whether Germany ward this country. mond E. Hagedorn, commander of Velvet Company, tan began to fade on the horizon, bad. I asked him to ait at the doc that as toe body grows old, some of damage, Dr. MkcNIder found that Second OrngregatlMiail church. Nlag Hud P o w ...... 6^ Jejree moved one of tbe sultcaaes loveller than any she had ever own- toe Howitzer Company. All toe non- Miss Eleanor Wallace And passengers took quick refuge In tor's table with us. . . ." Reich’s Total Debt Its tissues became embryonic again, sometimes tbe injured parts were Tickets may be exchanged for re- mney-Bowea ...... Hide and sat down on the narrow ed, an exquisite petit-point compact, Is Elected President Of commlsaioned offlcera of Cbmpimy their staterooms. ‘‘Why did you do that?" Will Do Better Than On In round numbers Germany's replaced by new tissues which were Willimantic, Conn., April 7 __ served scats free of charge at tx)ck ...... berth to read the letter from Aunt twro dainty lace handkerchiefs, a as if nature were using tots way to K have been invited to be present But Joyce remained on deck, fas- "Well, it's always handy to have bonded debt to the United States, different from toe original kidney IA P »—Connecticut's texUle Indus- Merrill Rulnnow Have Kemp a. -Keller’*, or* Potterton'*. Ifartha. - She glanced at the en- cinated. N o t one moment of this tiny. flacon of rato perfume, a Uo- Including toe Austrian debt, con- stave off dissolution, was described and liver cells. State Department Today. during toe session. The captain Is try, already feeble, suffered another ...... an escort on tap from the begin atlck . . . sists of: velope a second time, just to assure would she miss. Alone, she stood at nlng. . . Her Own U. S. Loans. to toe American (College of Physi- Whether this change occurred de- well posted on toe subject, having setback today In the auctioning off util Pow and U ...... v..... »-U ' ' herself that It belonged to her. " I hope It’s the right kind,” he cians today. spent much time and effort in toe The Principal Roles. the rail, stating toward the sea, Mrs. Porter wrung her hands in Government—Guaranteed bonds pended upon the extent of Injury of n ^ b ln ery that once bummed In There was no doubt that It came offered sheepishly, as she picked including toe Dawes and Young The new evidence means. Dr. W il- and especially upon toe age of to* past Including three months at 175 MOOSDP WORKERS challenging the wind. There would exasperation. "laobel! How many up. Mre. ^ a tric e Dart Manning of toe Rossi velvet companv mills from Aunt Martha; one could never be plenty of time to enjoy her cabin, Washington, April 7 — (A P ) — plan loans:— $456,000,000. liam deB. MacNldcr of toe Uni- animal. In very young animals, toe Fort Bennlng, Georgia. He was here. Do TMs N Yoo t * times must I tell you not to pick She held the bag In her hands, Bonds without government guar- versity of North Carolina told toe 47 Maple street, was elected presl- mistake that fine, precise hand- A steward, fastening the last up with the first man you meet on W ill Germany discriminate against injured parts were replaced by ex- formerly the first lieutenant of Similar public sales were con- With announcement of toe play writing even were there no irall admiring it, and waged a battle antee:—$489,000,000. doctors, that some of the funda- ^ t of toe Connecticut Department, Company K having risen through END LABOR TROUBIES deck chair securely, looked over at a cruise. Do you know who's aboard United States holders of Austrian actly the same kind of tissue. summated yesterday In Mystic ere who will take the various parts, River postmark. The surprising Joyce, with her New England conscience Austrian bonds (to private In- mental Ideas about the nature of dis- But after adulthood, a new form Union Veterans of toe toe ranks in old (Company G. The this time?" bonds as she has done against vestors ) —$38,500,000. receipts amounted to construction of the setting begun fact was that It should be addressed about keeping it. Slowly she open- ea.se should be modified. of tissue appeared. It has. Dr. Maa- IS n .iS L *'’’ closing session of $100,000. In Willimantic, toe sale NERVOUS "Better get below. Miss,” he ad "Who?" American holders of her own bonds? L j " 29th annual convention In New and rehearsals getting off to a Employes Of Floyd Cranska to her, In such a way. The words ed I t Inside, tucked In one of the Total-$982,500,000. The evidence of the youthful tis- Nlder said, certain charactcrisUi ^ , . dupo0ed of 1,066 Items, exclusive of vised, "It's blowing up pretty hard. "Richard Hamilton III. The son question troubled officials Britain today. Mrs. Mnnmng who smooth start, toe pt^ucUon of Thread Mill Back On Jobs danced before her eyes pockets, she saw a crisp one-bun- Some German interest coupons sues was found in a study of livers of embryonic tissue. It Is not 'V' loom* Vhicb were sold at private She pushed herself back from the of the president of National Rub- tottoy following the presentation of "Night of January 16th” scheduled Mias Joyce Milner i dred-doUar bill! She guped Iz are paid for at half their face value, and kidneys of animals at North specialized for kidney and liver work was unopposed for the office, suc- sale two weeks ago. The auction A fter Mass Meeting, rail. " I ’m going right In." she ber. . . ." a State Department note to Ger- others at slightly more. Other In- ceeds Retiring President Helen for presentation April 19th and ■aouna MMtUUl S. S. E M PR E S S promised. "Just one walk around amazement Then, quite suddenly, Carolina. Verifleation was reported as toe tissues it supplants. But it here brought In $25,000. A few roony demanding payment of tsrest payments are made not In by Dr. MacNIder from Mveral other Bromley of New Britain, who was 20th at the Whiton Memorial la now Moosup. Ck)nn., April 7— (A P ) — herb, and r«.t,-.'|it Pier 82 North River the deck." She pulled her hat she held the entire package out to does tbe work fairly w ell yearo ago toe machinery at toe well under way, according to Wins- up y.ur..yat«a Md thu. Isobel began taking off her shoes, him. Austria’s debts to this country. c *h , but In scrip, this In the form scientists. nominated at yeste'rday’s session for One hundred and seventy-five em- New York City down, buttoned her coat closer. Most striking was the fact that community was valued ton Bendall who Is directing the ••••o dlstnM fma fMuUo unimpressed. "There are lots of Officials said they expected Ger- of 10-yenr bonds, themselves bear- This miracle of nature happened first council member. at $430,000. ployea of the Floyd Cranska thread dori and mMkm Uf. And then, down In the lower left- "That’a too much!” ahe said, and tnany to do better on payments on ing 3 per cent interest. this new tissue of adults had In- Mrs. Manning is toe wife of A t- play- people named Hamilton," she point her voice was stem. But seeing to cats, dogs, guinea pigs and rab- creased Immunity. It was more im- One of toe largest items sold here mill, closed since labor trouble be- yooro oo« woiane i*** tat* hand comer "Sailing Saturday, ed out. toe Austrian debts than she has Payments are made through J. P torney Frederick R. Manning of Strictly speaking, this Is a play April 9." Up she went with the bow of the the hurt In hla eyes, ahe softened. bits, and one scientist found evi- mune not only to the poisons which warper that cost last Monday, returned to their Haxtaa • Coapouad—Ut it help Y O Il ^ "Don’t you suppose I made sure? done with regard to her own obliga- Morgan and Company and German dences of It in human beings. Maple street, whose law office is In without a heroine, but Miss Eleanor jobs today after toe state labor de- It was altogether true. She was ship, heslUting with it for an In "Even from a friend. Dick. 1 can had originally damaged the kidneys $12,000 Installed in 1936. It brought Wallace has been chosen for toe her mother demanded efficiently. “ tions. But they were none too hope, steamship company offices In New Hartford. Formerly treasurer and Itartment took a hand In the situa- here on tte Empress, in her own stan^ as they rode the crest of take your money—’’ ful _ After kidneys and livera had been and liver, but to other poisons, too. exactly $3,250. leading feminine part, that of Karen checked very carefully with- the York. last year vice grand of toe state tion with a view to bringing about cabin; tbe steward had already wave, then she stepped forward to "You’re not such a bad risk.” When It was first placed in opera- Andre, defendant In the murder turn a comer. H Germany assumes Austria’s in. In consequence o f unsaUsfactory department, she la also a post noble *n amicable settlement. picked up her ticket, and In about purser. Here he is. the wealthl st "Suppose we compromise this Uon S3 workers were replaced. One trial. Nor haa it a hero, toe prin- young man you’ve ever had an op- debtedness, as requested by the interest payments and no payments grand of Sunset Rebekah lodge, and The employes attended a ma.ss is minutes she would be on her She stepped forward, but she did way. Take back the money and let United States, her bonded debt to Elmore Watkins, hostess. Is recording secretary of Manches- and a girl assistant were su cipal male role being that of toe portunity to meet, and you .nust toward sinking fund, German bonds that were needed to run It. m e^ n g last night, voting to go A tten tio n Boys! way. To the magical islands of the not turn the comer. In that spilt me keep the bag. I do love I t " private American investors w-^ill 7:30-9:00— Rcflnlahlng antiques. ter Grange and a member of Tem- proaecutlng attorney, which wUl be pick up a nobody named Gregory.' have fallen on the American market K M, C, A, Notes back to work under conditions as aouth on her Easter cruise! secchid, another lone passenger, "Mr. Hamilton!” reach approximately $1,000,000,000. to one-toird their face value. 8:00-9:00— Senior League. Eagles ple Chapter. Order of the Eastern taken by Merrill Rublnow. they were before 17 spinners walk- She turned the envelope over and speeded by the force of the wind, He bought me champagne. They looked up, starUed, and to addition, Germany will owe the vs. So. Methodists. Star of this town. Twelve Important members of That, to Isobel's mind, lifted Mr. Officials estimated Germany or Totey ^ out early tola week after refus- FREE! tore it open. came toward her. and as the next Dick jumped to hla fe et A toll United States government $1,237,- her citizens have bought back__ at Dinners open to toe general pub- Townsend Club meeting Friday I POET TELLS STUDENTS toe cast remain to be choaen, but ing to do seven instead of five wave struck, they collided. Joyce, Gregory definitely out of the ranks woman. In a smart blue knitted ^ ,0 0 0 for costs of the Arm y of Fred Allen (left), star of radio’s "Town Hall Tonight." hears Alice they, fortunately, need no reheara- A blue slip fell to the floor. It bf nobodles. prices ranging from 18 to 35 per lic will bo served from 5;30-7;00. evening. frame* dally for the same pay. A BAG OF AGATES WITH was a money order for t2S. being the less heavy of the two, dresa, with carefully hennaed hair, wcupation and for awards of the cent of par—one-half her bonded in, Faye and Tony Martin sing toe tunefullest songs ha’s ever heard In l"? ’ **** *** selected until Any fool can buy champagne,' 6:00—Aces gymnasium period The bowling alleys will be open to Morgan Mooney, deputy labor EACH 11.00 PURCHASE She putAthe money order and the slipped backward, and the young J>eM oqt her hand to him. Mixed Claims Commission. debtedness, so that the amount out- with George Busky. toe geperal public from now on. TO BE MORE CURIOUS Sally. Irene and Mary." new 20to Century-Fox top-hit musical show with the night of each performance. commlasloner, company officials man put out a quick hand to catch Mrs. Porter snapped. "I don’t see Favored Britain, Prance Manchester They are toe jury, who will listen to letter bacii into the envelope .*nd " I ’m Mrs, Porter," she offered standing In the United States may 6:30-8:00—Girl Scouts. Troop 11 a sensational atar-glorioua cast at toe State theater here through Sat- union leaden and workers’ repre- AT slipped It into her pocketbook. Eor her. why you can’t co-operate with me, gushingly. "The cruise hoeteae. In the past Germany has favored be less than $500,000,000. the evidence and rendertoe verdict. Isobel. Heaven knows I ’m doing all with Betty Woodruff and Mrs. M il- swtatives conferred prior to toe just one fleeting instant, she was Whatever happened, it was In I’m trying to arrange the seating her creditors In Britain and France They calculated that «0 per cent of ler. WOMAN PAYS Date Book Among toe well-known people who mass meeting. It was agreed that this for you. Smiling until my face Carl Sandburg Speaks A ( We.s- have served on the jury during pro. sorry that she was going. She atanteous. Perhaps the young man In the dining room. Dr. Gray is to toe disadvantage of those In toe the Austrian bonds have been a second meeting would be held Franklin aches to entertain stupid tourists, United States. ^ “Y” Toaniaiiieat leyan UnlversHv, Warns fesslonal performances of toe play might have Spent a few weeks up was over-eager In hU helpfulness; most anxious that you join his table bought back by Austrian citizens. Next Week ed "because toe people quit belt’ g within two weeks “for the purpose teaching Uiem bridge, dancing un- 7:15—Eagles vs. Clowns. Plttaburgb—Imagine Magistrate motive equipment, doing $10,000,- " r e ' Jack Dempsey, James Roose- in Fall River with her aunt und perhaps another lurch of the ship I believe one of your frienda wrote She defaulted on dollar bonds Anthony Lucas’ embarrassment. April 10.—"Olivet to Qdvmry” by Against Mob Spirit. on toe future of America.” of reviewing the situation." Gos Stotions til I could scream with the ache in some time before she defaulted on 8:30—Tigers.vs. Falcons. 000 bualnesa. sinnuslly. tucle, the only two relatives she pushed his arm. A t any rate, in him. . . .” At the beginning of 1937 It was choirs of Emanuel Lutheran church. my feet, sympathizing when their sterling and franc bonds. She made The bowling alleys will be open to TTie lady was charged with a Also "Olivet to CSilvary" at South Ospt. Raymond Hogedora They have taken toelr money out bad In the world, instead of embark- his attempt to steady her, he caught "Thank you, Mrs. Porter. Tell the estimated that throughout the toe general public. feelings get hurt. . . . And for American investors take greater re. traffic violation and he fined her $2. Methodist church. Middletown, Conn., April 7— (A P , on toe sidelines and It will atay A new proctaa haa bean davaloped ing on this wild adventure. her elbow instead, and shoved It, doctor I’d be delighted. That la. If world scheduled sir transport serv- course will be divided Into several what? So that you can meet the ductlons in their interest receipts Tomorrow Her name was Mrs. Anthony April 16.— Hospital Linen Auxil- - ^ r l Sandburg, the poet, left with there until confidence Is returned," in Germany for keeping fish fresh But it was more than that If violently. he can arrange a place for Mias ices were being maintained over a 12:00-1:30 — Dally home-cooked Lucas. phases and It promises to be inter- Wesleyan university students today Wason asserted. right sort of people and make a than British and French investors. network of lines aggregating ap- iary ball at Bond Hotel, Hartford for a longer time. As soon as pos- the blood of two centuries of jea- Too late Joyce cried out. She Milner, too. Tve juat asked her to Repeated protests by toe Foreign luncheon served. esting and educational to toe men a recommendation that they become The president said his talk was faring ancestors runs in your veins, brilliant match. . . .” be my companion. . . .’’ proximately 320.000 miles In length And Magistrate Anthony Lucas This Month who attend. sible after landing, toe cleaned fish stood there, wide-eyed and dumb- "Don’t nag!" Isobel Implored, (Cosmopolitan d u b tea, Mrs. C. had to pay toe $2. April 19-20.—"The Night of Janu- more curious at toe same time "an animated annual report to our if you’re a stenographer In a tiny A shade of annoyance darkened Firing Squad ToAkjr are soaked In a highly diluted solu- founded, and watched her pocket- pouting. " I ’ll meet Mr. Hamilton. ary 16to” . a 8-oct comedy drama by avoiding mob spirit employas." and Uluitrated It with little office overlooking the rlv^r, Mrs. Porter’s face, but she retained A firing squad served this after- He told toe student body last 8 lantern alldas. tion of 30 per cent hydrogen perox- book, forced out of her arm by the But let me get a look at him be- the Community Players at Whiton Ide and Immediately thereafter .-where ymu can see gallant majestic her smile. Memorial hall. noon at toe funeral of Herbert night that young people today sudden contact, fly over the rail of fore you marry me off. The company manufacturas pre- ^ ek ed in lee In toe shipping oon- ships sail out to sea every ten min- the ahlp and down Into the sen . •How do jrou do, Mias MUner. April 22.—Sodality formal dance Fraser qf Highland street The should Investigate matters them- cision Instruments, cranes and loco- utH of the day, and If you've never And yet apothcr deck below. In Then, to Dick: "O f course I don't Guardsmen met at toe armory at selves and not "blindly take toe When she could get her breath, ncxt-to-mlnlmum rate Single Room at (Country club. been on anything bigger thui a know what other arrangements the Also Mons-Ypres 6th anniversary one o'clock and left shortly after t'n opinions of others." ferryboat in the enUre 25 years of she turned on the equally dumb- C-214, Joyce Milner pressed her cars for the home of the deceased. In this respect he referred to what founded young man: doctor has made, but I ’ll apeak to banquet at Orange Hall your life—well, then it’s time to go. nose against the heavy glass of the him,” The soldiers escorted toe body to h. described as the swing of public “ You clumsy clown!" - she nccus porthole and stared dismally out at April 23.—Semi-formal dance at Even though It does take your last Joyce bad a fleetitag suspicion South Methodist church where serv opinion based on misinformed peo- ed through tight lips. But she did the blue-green foam of the spray. Hilltop House in East Hartford dollar, and you hafe no job when that shs would not be too welcome were held, and later went to p e who presented biased opinions. not look St him; she was at the "A fine beginning to a Big Ad- given by degree team of Scandla you come back. at the doctor'a table. l^dge No. 23, Order of Vasa. the East cemetery where toe three Nine of every ten college students O f course, she wasn't going to rail, staring at the spot where ,.he venture." she thought gloomily. volleys were fired. would see the next worlil war. The bag was disappearing. (To Be Continued) Also Zlpser Club’s 17to anniver- ^pend every cent she had. She was ’Not a dime to buy an ice cream sary dance at Sub-Alpine club. 5Illltary Stdellnea poet predicted, adding that freedom I ra sorry. I'm terribly sorry, cone if I go aahore. . . .’• sare about that. In her bag there Alao motion picture and lecture The local officers took paul in toe of speech and thought would be tak- truly I am." His words rang rdth en from them. wore stUl six crisp $20 bills. And Indeed, why go ashore? The ■■Land of the Viking", at Emanuei dinner and military review held last now this money order. The tickets sincerity. "I had no Idea anybody’d tickets for shore excursions were Lutheran church. night In Meriden In honor of Ojlonel . . principles of democracy be coming round this comer . . 8*l*ot*d Giuup*iit«*d tor every shore excursion were gone. For that one glamorous night TOLLAND April 25.—Tenth annual concert Lewis Field . . . We have heard that should be definitely defined, he as- EGGS bought Suppose she spent $50 on "But my pocketbook! It's gon e!" in gay Havana, where dusky girls of G clef club at Emanuel Lutheran Private Gerald Demsusny is going serted, so that young folk would 1 Her voice rose tragically. know for what they fought. bingle-bangles. as Aunt Matha call- swayed to the ordinal rhumba, and The regular meeting of Tolland church. to carry a sewing kit with him The young man looked at the dark, handsome^ senors klss->d ed them, she would still retiim ir!«h Grange held at the Community April 25-30.— bazaar sponsored by from now on . . . he recently nearly e«Tsv black, atirging waters. "It’s gone, FLO UR almost $100. That would take care fingertips . . . or Jamaica, with Its House, Tuesday, was attended with TOd Men end Glu.^ < drew alongside and stood next to the Vernon Center (Congregational Saint Stanislaus. Meriden. Assist- and Joyce wondered curtou.sly vhat In Suite A-14. reserved for a Mr ant. Michael Koch In the middle ot it Gold Madal Jt ehsa J 3 c she'd say to him when she got ,.lro and .Mrs. Timothy O'Hare, a pudgy, III! not there, a familiar voice I choir, Thursday evenlna AprlJ 7 ■ . . See you tomorrow . . . TO M ATOES 2».25« alone. She was an attractive. Im- red-nosed man lay on his de luxe The Reverend Nathan J Ctonklin said lo her. ‘T v e looked myself." No admission fee. but a ‘silver col- from toa Church of Saint George perious woman, wrapped up luxun- bed.and snored in colorful, oblivious She turned quickly and looked up lection. A large attendance from Some of toe pro-historic Indian 7< oualy in a dark mink cloak, with a abandon. From across the room Guilford, to the Church ot Saint IV O R Y ~ S O A P GRAPEFRUIT 3 -1 at the young man who had caused I Tolland are making plans to be pres- Rose. New Haven. AsslstanL houses In Petrified Forest National corsage of orchids on her shoulder stem, sour-vlsaged woman survey- Monument, Arizona, were built of it all. I ent. ^ The Reverend Hyacinth A. Lepak and the glitter of jewels at her ed him with contempt and forebod- petrified wood Instead of ordinary 3 JK. 25c “ 5, "Oh!" ahe said without entousl- Maud Von Dsck is 111 at tos Man- from the Church ot Saint Rose. New CELERY 2u,15« 1 throat She carrieii an expensive ing as she slowly removed her dla- stone. One of these, known as IT'S MEW... IT'S S O m *... irs TASTIIR asm. "You're here again.” cheater Memorial hospital Haven, to toe Church of Saint Adal- overnight case of alligator, and .she mond.s and placed them in the .11- "A criminal always returns to toe 1. 7 ?* Ud'o” Missionary, society will bert, ThompsonvIlle. Assistant. Agate House, has been partly re- used this viciously to prod her err- galor bag scene of hla crime, they say." hold toe all-day monthly sewing stored. ing husband on his way. •Mr. O'Hara whistled and snorted, In K-int.. iim.. meeting at toe social rooms of the "Coming, my love'. . ; coming. and the ghost of a smile played She noticed, in the bright H(ht church Thunutav « hii i, 8 O 'C L O C K . . . F'Heaven's sake, atop poking about bis Ups. of early morning, that he was not I furnished bv o n ^ of th^ A«P SOFT-T W IST IR E A l S P A R K L E me!!" Mild and Mellow 4% "Drunken tool!" his wife hissed, She and each lady la to bring a, t o DEaSERTS «% ^ ^ Now liked the clear, strong cut of his hunch. ^ ^ COFFEE ^ ibo. the ship's final whistle glatlng nl the ridiculous picture he pxcapt Coffee ^ ^ ^ / C sounded, an 1 as the moment of sail- made. "You'll lie sorry before this chin, the sturdy set of his shoul- Next Sunday. Palm Sunday ing drew near, two hiiskv sailors trip IS over . . ders; ahe saw that bis eyes were toe ushers In Holy Week. Thursday same hright blue of the ocean, and April 14, toere wlU be Communion proceeded cautiously do'wn the And strangely, ahe Inought of the that there was a friendly smile sendee In toe evenlnff at toe Feder- rroaa Balled Bedaa gangplank to aid the gentleman ttractive girl In the black Cossack BAMBaans Ovea Behod.en hleda ■ One on each side of him. they eased hat -whom her husband had greeted lurking in their depths. ated Church. April 17, Easter Sun- " I ’d like to teU you again," he cf- day, special cxerdsaa are being K«llo*g'g All Bran him aboard, guided his steps toward so flatteringly the moment he set BAM Brown Broad fered. 'Ihow sorry I am." I planned In each department of toe the salon. As they passed In front his un.steady feel on board. Sits Owckwrg a. a o. Contrite, Joyce smiled at him. I church. BINGO aiee Label of Joyce, the exubtnmi gentleman Tomato Cocktail One deck hclow. in Hoom-and- "It wasn't your fault" she id- Shirley Tilton of Hartford, a for- looked up and met her eyeS. He BaUi B-1H - rci i-ntiv asstgnecl by CnmpbwH'g Bwani Straightened momentarily. -Lo, mltted. "It was altogether an ac-1 mer Tolland resident wa. a guest of BAM Clami ler Ckaedar the purser to .Mrs. Gladys Porter, cident. I guess I was more angrylfHends In town Tuesday and looked Beautiful! " he offered with faltering critse hostess, and daughter—a tail, ^uffwd WhwMt but genuine enthusiasm. because you made so light of my records in toe Town Clerk’s of- FRIDAY NIGHT Metarenl shrew-d-Iooklng woman, with care^ loas." I flee, Joyce turned aside, hut not belore fully colffed and hennaed hair, Puffwd Blew raa the felt the woman's cold eyes glar- "But I didn't mean to do that. I !•* Wilcox, a member o f Tolland Btaquick ter Batter Blaeelta *7a strode up and down Impatiently. ,was relieved to discover that it was I Grange with other members of toe ing at her. Cingwr A U VOKO Mataat* She hold a passenger list in her an amount which I could replace- -*’ "Ports committee of East Central Shroddad Whoat **.t c. hand, and from time to lime she Slowly but surely the big ship "N ot at all,” Joyce cut him short. I Romona Grange No. 8, met Wednea- St Janies Hall Tematewg adjusted a dainty lorgnette to ,,eer After a ll It was an accident, and I „ ^ evening at 8 o'cloek in toe El- Pacific Toilet TIeewe backed out of her dock, and the la't at It more closely. Only one name, PARK STREET farewells from ship to Short grew a you don’t know me— ’’ I Rfgtoo Town Tall to discuss plans Whlta Com IONA » ^ a eaakagaa el f lever however, seemed to interest her. and Maaii wasppiB Bab-O Beede for I label elaa lOe UtUe more shrill, a little more " I ’d like to. My name’s HamU- ^ “ • "••w e peoiutie* V'n*arMW04**'» f * tense. she repeated It frequently, under ton—Dick Hamilton. Will you ac- Tolland avenue Clam Chowdar Rnwhana Cm her breath. '’Richard Hamilton cept the introduction, so tost I can T o lto c l has a hobby of Mugtord rkENCH a Croaia aaled "Goodby. moUu-r. . . . Goodby Richard Hamilton III " I Joe . . . goodby . . . goodby . . ’ ' start to make amends? ” . (fulckly. then, ahe would glance And shortly those on shore melt- She nodded. 1 m Joyce Mil-1 intereat otnee early Ufa and baa Playing Starts at 8:30 ed into no more than a waving m ... back at the list, as if to assure her- nw Maws ron ram uis who Meat Department Specials self that the name was still there; ■ V... . V. V . . —, apedmena on toe ot white handkerchiefs and faint He held out his band and grin-1 Indian camping grounds oo the sdge 'volees, and the river moved the two perhaps to make doubly sure that toere was no "Mrs Richard Hamil- ned. "A girl named Joyce should at Snlpatc loks and around E U ^ - MMaMD a n a m n T a t m o Uttle worlds farther and farther ton ■ listed beneath it. never bawl a feUow out toe way you ton where In toe early days Indiana apart Midstream the H ip hesi- 20 GAJMES 25e "Richard Hamilton in. Oh. where did me. Q>me into toe lounge a mo-1 camped in large numbers, Ha tated, turned her bow slowly toward We « » ,rea410 essoiaire »n owttandmf ssw breed, V E A L L E G S Is isobel? Where is she?" ment. will you. and look at some- one Jasper arrowhead, which ha Um lower bay. and headed out Into •wed ler eeadiekhee aed echoel lesQiw ee well ea PreeenUy isobel appeared, and tolng?" aajrs is rare in Connecticut and this «h« A tP (oh Twiet LeeL Hade e( Ike roy iMql O R R O U L I T T E S <0% 0% the open, endless Atlantic. — — I he keepe in a frame. Ha coma In 5 — FREE GAMES FOR MERCHANDISE __5 •w daSy table Ian. Try e leaf a( dalkleot eew ASP The lata afternoon olr was cool hw mother pulled her quickly Into Tandar Whit* Maatad lb. J ^ toelr stateroom, shut the door Ught Curious, she went In with him, posaeeelaa ot oa Indian douge ha tafredUau, beked by eer auetar Agp Btkera wad and H they left the shelter of the ly after her. waited while he stopped at the I found In EUlngtoo not kmg ago: Mr. ALSO SPECIAL GAMES *•<• Tolei Mnad today. Learn far yaareelf b f* harbor a stiff wind came up, whis- ship’s gift shop and picked up a HUntt Uvea near Snlpatc lake, east twieted beiesi bUriag to held he Sever eod (mb- aONKUEM tling around the decks and sweep, "Isobel!" she demanded, “where tnty lod iQah k ia hoia qakUy ead evealy k CH UCK RO AST HEAVY STEER I have you been unUI thjs hour? " package already wrapped. He led "Ids, Tolland, and bos recently re- mg before It all evidence of the gay ••her. teeder. whh , a » ^Mewbrero .Isobel delicate, pale blond, and her into a daaerted corner of toe newed his Interest in thu hobby, teeeta ASP (eh Teiet. arced k oeithic (•» »ro? SMOKED moments before soUlng. Confetti ^ ts tlc a te d . sUfled a yawn. "Oh. waiting room and banded It to her. finding quite a large qumber in El- AaP $eh Telia Breed eleye heeh loe*er. M ea Ideel SH OULDERS •UOAR CURED streomens and cotH ge wrappings UngtoQ the lost few days. year aelghberiieed ABP Peed Steed! I met a moo and we sat talking in "I hope you*U find these th l^ a >45 i m >o r p r i z e were whipped Into snarls the lounge untU the steword^put aatisfactoiy. I hod nothing to go PORK LOINS BACON and lilted high ofwt tbs raUhigs out the UghU.” ^ on. you k n w .’* MEN OM.T If winner fa not present there will be fofer $2.50 prizes loors wrere slammod swiftly shit J i^ e looked at him to surprise. niLETS frees HAOOOCN 2-29c A gleam of hope btlgbteocd Mrs. merchandfae pr f a w Snwn and dsck chslis wrera lUd o b M be- Porter's : eyes. "Who "BulTwhat are they?" Uvingetoo. Mont— Eddie Cantor STEAK COD 2 - l 9 f fore the busy stswnrdi oould told _ was this "Amanda." be told her briefly. note: With the birth ot n eon to Mr. DAITWD WrAWF] tad tic them down (or the atoht Isobsl atuuggSd. " I don’t know. She opened the package axelted- Plentp of Seate and Tables! IM soon as the ^ Mie. Ned Boucher, Lett hoepl- today Bs asms was Ongney. Rs w aat ly. 'H er eyes Ughted when ehe eaw • I V I i T LOAF the oontanta— a black iet^bar bog. tol hero recorded l « btrtlu alnoe IS OATID roi TOO! 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. T A G S T E H MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 198* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHEgTER. CONN, THURSDAY. APRIL 7, 19S8 m-' PAGE ELEVEN St Jameg'g Cagerg aalm Grammar School Title AIR‘SQUEEZING’ War Admiral, Sea Biscuit CROWN EIGHT AMATEURS IS NEW MEANS H ig h Schoot, W or ld May Meet In Match Race Swaatwatsr. Tax.—The Pittsburgh VOL. V, NO. *5. Plratos, who start an oight-game AS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS sjnm today with tha Chicago Mias Helen Estes, Facility Adviser 0FHEATC0N1R0L White Box. are looking to the era- I Special Event Likdy To Be son’s first pay day with mixed emo- Uona. Manager Pie Traynor has ONE B A ll SWEEPS ON fn ire e Nights Of Vidoiis B it- M.H.S. DELEGATES announced be will wait until then Technical-minded Student M.Hi. GIRL SCOUTS Spokane, Wash.— (A P I— "Pas- Held At Bebnont Park In to announce which players are to be Debate Team Evens HUMOR, VARIETY teurized" air concitloning, achieved fin ^ for rough-housing on PuUmans AT FARR’S tonight: t|ing End In BosIm WW. AT CONFERENCE by an air "sflueezlng" process so which waa the cause, among other Ijas Radio R epair Shop simple Its inventor hesitated to ap- July Over Mile And A Uiings, of Pitcher Rus.i Bauer's Cash Awards Of $36 Offered DELIVER SPEECHES Up East Hartford Tilt ply for a patent, has been developed knee injury. Honors Split Evenly Be- PLEASES AUDIENCE by a Spokane theater engineer. The sudden, unexpected death of To Local Bowlers; Murphy’s FTl Using an ordinary alr-compres- Quarter For $100,000 Ralph Russell, Jr., comes as i deep Spartanburg. 8. C.—General Man Event Tomorrow. Opportmides Offered For scr, an expansion tank and sundry shock tc us and we extend our sin- ager Warren C. GUes. seeking to tween East And West; S«?eral Scouts Alteml Con- TT other places of equipment alresuly ^vse; Stagehand May cere sjmpathy to bis bereaved bolster thff anclnnatl Reds' outfield ®'*rr’s Oiarter Oak alleys will be Discossions; WeD Known Prisons, Politics, Mechanics on the market, Vernon L. Hickey fam ily. . . . Ralph umpired In these has made overtures to the New toe scene tonight of the eighth In O’Malley Wms AccLum. ference ^ At Waterbnir, deriseo the revolutionary compres parts for nigh on to twenty years York Yankees for Ernie Koy. But a aerlee of weekly one-ball sweep- ed-alr-condltlonlng principle. Enter The Event and he always handled a game toe Ruppert rifles— possibly with a stakes and again Joe Farr U offer- And Personal Experiences Hickey achieves his coding rtew to Joe DiMaggio'a (xintlnued l ^ atUacUve cash prizes totalling Persons Act As Speakers capably and w ell---- ht made de- Boston, April 7— (APi-ZNatlonal Talk On Scout life. through expansion ot the compress- cisions that were d.aputed and led holdout siege— haven’t yet com 336. Bowlers wlU be out to atop Interests Stndents. ed air, eliminating the use of ice or New York, April 7.—(AP) —It to plenty of arguments, that lent mittsd themselves on the rookie. toe Impressive wins of .Maurice <3or- championship laurels today rested rjnU and Charlie Kebart, both c( proudly on the battle-scarred brows Many famotia names appeared on other cooling agents. did not look or feel much like rac- color and excitement to local base- W _ Tommy Bridges. whom have taken the event out- of eight amateur boxers, victors ta the program of the Connecticut Louise Burr and Betty Woodruff, Regulates Humidity, roo ing weather today when War Ad- ball, but that's part and parcel of an ump's life and Ralph was fair Detroit right-hander, gets a chance right on two occasions and figured graduates of M. H. S. In the class If you were Interested In prisons. Temperatuies , rise from 240 to miral awakened and peered but today to sea if a (fiiipp^ elbow bone their clasEcs after three nights of Highway Safety Conference held af*. r- over the track where he will be and honest alw a ys...; he called ta a Ue for top honora on another of '38A, were tw’o of the speakers In politics, or In mechanics, you 400 degrees when the air Is corn- interferes with his pitching. He’s vicious battling in the Boston Oai^ Monday. April 4, at Yale Univeral- prepped for a (»m paign that ta ez- them asJie .aw em, firmly and un- As usual, $10 will be awarded for den ring. forming the pasteurization. slated to start against toe Toronto at the Spring and annual meeting m would have enjoyed the assembly pected to lead to a match race with high triple with $8 for second, $7 ty. The Mancheater delegation to The comptessed air Is released hesitantly and without fear or favor Maple Leafs of the International Intersectional honors evenly di- of the Connecticut Girl .Scouts, held given by the Senior Public Speak- .Seablscuit. ---- hla work in the Twilight League for third and $6 for fourth. An the conference Included Superin- Saturday, March 26, In the Watcr- Into an expansion tank where It league, his first service since he vided between east and west, '.he ing class last Thursday, for their Belmont Park, where the Admir- in recent years was worthy of ad- award o f $5 will be made for high tltllsto departed for all secUona_of tendent of Schoola Arthur Illlng, biiry Y. M. C. A. The girls told “unsqueezes" and drops water and al and 23 stablematee arrived in a hurt his arm nearly two weeks ago. single and sixth prize will be free of the experiences of Troop I of program included these things. other foreign particles. Pipes from miration and respect and we feel the United stitea wearing cham- Vlce-Prtaclpal Cheater Robinson, blizzard last night, was covered sure that all local baseball fans Join entry In toe grand sweeps. Manchester while camping at Camp The speech given by Marjorie the expansion tank go directly to pionship. belt!! denoting hard-won Philip Cutler, Mlaa Mary Roach. with several Inches of snow. The us In this xxpresslon o f sorrow at CTeawater, Fla.—Brooklyn offl victories from flyweight to heavy- Jenkins In Cobalt. Stowell on old French Prisons was the rooms to be conditioned. with Ume to“Wflect aa the Mlaa Prances Allen. Mias Florence weather was near freezing. his untimely passing... Murphy's alleys wlU again con weight classes. As this meeting, which was at- a vivid account of the discomforts The principal advantage of his Dodgers took a day off before Snow waa falling heartly when duct a one-ball sweeps tomorrow Jimmy O’Malley. 18-year-oId (Thi- Benson, Mias Mary McGuire and lAWTence Dillon tended by many Manchester leaders and horrors of Devil's Island, a system, -Hickey says, is th" com- °™*klng camp tomorrow, were won- •he Admiral waa led from the van pight with $35 ta cash prizes to the cago welter.veight 'who wants “ to ' Robert Alley, president of the M. H. as well as M. H. S. students who French prison from which few es- plete control of hun'ildity and tem- after a 250-mlle, ll-hour trip from The RockvUls Lodge oi Elks treat- « r ln g when Dolf Camllll would be- bowlers who knock off the highest are Girl Scouts, was a camp meet- be heavyweight champion of the 8. student council, and John Bert- cape or leave alive. Marjorie said perature. The humidity may nc held Samuel Riddle's farm at Berlin, Md. ed 100 menbers and guests to a gin living up to his reported pur triples and atofilo. Jack Saldella ‘Bring your radio trouble to the will enshie him . . ing. the morning session was devot- w-orld some day" took with him toe rand. student Trade school repre- that as recent!, as 1920 out of to any point trom zero to the dew But like a true champion, the little swelegant evening last night with Sfii* 373.000. The former has been having a sort of monopoly ed to camp talks and demonstra- eighty prisoners on the Island, forty u-anlmous favor of a crowd of .. aentatlve. 1stS ’’?” in ’" radio testing and *'°P‘ repairing. radio SlihI^lc?iS! ’ “ {ioint and the temperature any- brown son of Man o’ W ar t(x>k the a "Sports Night" program that I^illy flryt baaem&n h&a an averaee al Murphy's but one-ball 1s chooser As a result of his great Interest tions by the three ages of scouting. were stark mad from the Inhumane featured the hlghty Interesting and of .116. Ob five hits in 43 times at 8,000 that watched hlm/pound out a The purpose of the conference as "This ad may in all probability be The Manchester High School De- ' where between zero and 120 degrees. ■inseasonable weather In stride. of favorites and any bowler with a In radio, he has built a model ext Monday night when And Tigers Also Meet. ed the safety program which la be- build hl8 flnit radio aet. Since that ture" was the title of the next part despite the fact that they only had TO TIE UP HOCKEY District of Columbia and Hawailaa tion from Manchester High school. ley who awarded the decision to which fought about the establish- did any damage. f a t t e r Up" will be presented by ^ Antonio, Tex. — Manager ing carried on in New Haven which time he has advanced considerably of the program In which Connecti- one month to prepare while the ment o f the present Soviet govern Islands. Twelve of that race quail- n the radio line by building several His chief ambition Is to become a George Conway, veteran trainer ^m pb ell Council, KnlghU of (kilum- Gabby Street, whoee St. Louis The seml-fluaix of the second an- includes a strict enforcement of the radio technician. cut Senior Scouts Including those Manchester In view of their strong filter school had bMn preparing ment. For 2nd Round Honors fled for too semi-finals, seven made long and short wave sets and by speeches. The East Hartford coach who guided the Admiral through an bua---- It’s s sound film, ab'y writ- Browns have won fifteen straight, nual YMCA Intermediate basketball the championship bouts, and four 35 miles per hour speed limit with- A radio technician may be said from Manchester, told of their ex- since November." The part of woman In poUUcs waa Overnight News unbeaten three-year old career In reading many radio books and waa Miss Weatherbee. ten snd directed by Lew Fonseca has a (xiraeback for some of his hired tournament will be played tonight accounted for half of the titles at in the city boundaries. magazines. to be an engineer In a radio station. periences. Norwalk Girls told of The Manchester High School De- illustrated by Helen Demko in her 1937 and then sent him out to win and narrated by Ted Huslng, famous hands who figure It would be a good Are No Longer Cocky, Self- a 7-day youth hostel trip which they On the same day Manchester at the Y with four Manebester quin- stake. There were: Bobby CarrolL "Oo-operatlve EaTort for Highway He i0 there to see that nothing goes bating team may soon challenge account of Madame Chlang Kai- Of Connecticut the 350,000 WIdener challenge cup s p o ^ announce!. . ..it shows Joe Idea to lose one so the youngsters on For several months Lawrence has made around the Ma-ssachusetts afflriiiatlve composed of Robert Shek whoee husband ta present dic- tets battling for the tourney dia- Newark, N. J.. 112-pounder; Brad- Safety" was discussed by Samuel Men taking a Radio Correspondence wrong with the equipment and must Windsor and New Britain high (By Associated Preoa) in March, saw the Admiral placed McCarthy, Comle Mack and Jimmy toe squad can Iram to take It. " I f Co-Leaders Remain Dead- know how to repair It in case some- hostels last year, while the Bristol Madden, Frances Cude, Joseph Sul- tator of China. Through Madame’s BOX SCORE dem, captured last year by tlie ley Lewis, New York middleweight; H. Fisher, chairman o f Highway Course from the Radio Training As- schools to debate on the subject of In the right stall. pykea and gives tlielt viewpoints on you keep on winning", eaya Gabby, Confident Crew As They Etaglea. The defending champions thing does go Wong. girls displayed knot boards in tell- livan and alternate, Betty Ven- unicameralism. efforta, (Thins has taken a new "Personally I am willing for the Bill Muldune, and Daniel Merritt, Safety Commission, Paul G. HolT- sociation of Chicago, 111. This course the game---- it ahowa Joe DiMag* Ttou don’t have to learn how to Sooth Methodist swing Into action In the opener at —Wesley McMullen, ’39A.. ing about their Mariner's troop brace on life in spite of the war Danbury— A man believed to bo Admiral to meet Seabiscult any take It." There was a chance toe locked For First Place As the Cleveland light heavirwelght man, president of the Studebaker glo, Lou Gehrig, Jimmy Foxx, Rudy B. 7:15 o'clock against the CHowna and Corporation and the Automotive The blue costumes of the Mariners that is ravaging her people and P®*"" Schultz. 37. of Danbury, was time." said the lanky trainer, "but swung Browns might hava to start F. T. Face Hawks Tonjght. heavyweight entriea York, Charlie Gehringer and Hal Ckile, 1/ ...... 2 1-2 will be favored to advance Into the Safety Foundation spoke on "A Ra- were very effective and striking In SOM.ANIIIS P.AVMENTS. Injured critically by an automobile the decision is up to Mr. Riddle. I’ll toda)’, however, since they were 3 William Speaty of NanUcoke. iTosky, the ;eague'a leading nome Churchmen Trim Saints Murray, rf .., . 4 1-2 9 finaU, to be played Saturday night tloioal Approach to an Emotional team P Id X R E TO TRAVEL ‘ contrast with the .solid green of The advancements made In man- Denbury-Newtown road. Of- get the horse ready snd he'll say fM ing their first blg-league'opposl- Pa., was the only one o f last year's TENNIS TEAM ELECTS Fish, c ...... 5 0-0 10 The second encounter at 8:30 Problem." Burton W. Marsh, di- Hl-n GET TOGETHER. the other Girl Scout uniform. After I All Somanhis subscriptions un- ufacturing automobiles was ' de- Acer Eugene Melvin said the car when hell n u »'." run hlttcra, in action... .and such tlon In the Chicago (Tub* Toronto, April 7 — (AP)l —No champions In circulation. Six pitching greaU as Lefty Gomez. N. Smith, Ig 2 0-0 o'clock brings together toe Tigers rector of safety In the A. A. A. and A new picture of the trlply- the report on winter camping by I dPr Plan C must be paid In full scribed by Russell (Tllfford. Rus- tvaa driven by John Walsh, Jr., 28. Riddle Is expected to confer within 4 pound.s Jieavler than when he won And Eagles Down Celtics; G. Smith, Ig . .3 0-0 6 longer toe cocky, self-confident and Indians in a game that looms chairman of the Highway Research vlctorlous M. H. S. basketbaU the Manchester girls came another ; by April 13. sell also gave an Insight Into the *lso of Danbury, the next few days with Herbert Red RuffUig, Johnny Allen, Ted Alexandria. La— The New York tl 0 1937 llyrvelght Utle, Sprary was MEET AT EUSWORTH version of winter camping in "Week- MIKE PIERRO CAPTAIN Frazier, rg ... . 0 0-2 0 crew that breezed througb Boston as a toes-up. Some fine basketball Board took as his subject, "Records team with Its trophies from the Faith Stevenson. auto of-the future. This auto may Hartford—The Burke, If ...... 1 Toronto Maple Leafs today quit pointing hli Philadelphia teammate. '13 ship placed In front of them, has the various speakers, the meeting Toughest Schedule In Years; made in airplanes. He said there wind-up of a six-day celebration of j Hertz, head of Arlington Park. the tough Job o f the u m pire....u finding that It works. Mel Ott Is 0-0 2 tag, exetUng acUon that should at- hmebeon at which Michael -R. Con Addres.s By Head Of State In back yard gardening and ob- A postponed clash between the 1 0 Davis, I f ...... 0 0-0 their training camp at Preston. John Aiello In a fast toree-roundar. been sent to the Spaulding Offi- adjourned to the spacious gymfias- ion®" planes: the the fifth anniversary of the OvlUan 1 which has offered 3100.000 for a you can call the plays as they ap- making a habit of crossing up the 0 tract a large crowd of fans. nor. Commissioner of Motor Vehl CongreKational Churches. servation, sketching meetings, mak- Start Against Rockville. South Methodists and the Eagles, 1 Wlerzblckl, rf .. 0 0-1 Ont., to resume Stanley Cup war- BUI Eddy of Flint. Mich., and cial Guide, the book of sporting lum of the Y. M. C. A. where the ° the racing (Tonaervatlon Corps. [July race at the (Thicago track. pear on the screen vou’re good outfield by driving the ball to left to be played tomorrow night at 8 0 cles, presided as toastmaster. Gov- luncheon was served. There, after ing tours In the city, the study of 0 M. Rubacha, c .. 2 0-1 4 fare with toe Chicago Blackhawki Richard CTlcky) Ford of Lawrence, rules which circulates through- furs. Jewelry, rocks, and child care OT “•rtden-Nlcholas Moseley, su- ! Arlington Park also would Invite brother, you’re good. . .. lO'clock. will decide second ro'jnd 1 at Maple Leaf gardens. 5IAT FOLLOW COLLEGES Mass., were the other Caucasians to ernor Wilbur L. Cross spoke on the dinner, a Waterbury leader directed •stagehand. If Maxwell Howard'! Vlncek, c ...... 1 0-0 2 Several of the Hl-Y members out the country. are only a few of the diversions This week Michael Pierro, member AMt *w ^ “ P* William point- perlntendent of schoola here since Birmingham. Ala. — Manager honors In the YMCA Senior L ^ u e 1 A. Rubaclia, ig . . Even Manager Connie Smjrthe, triumph. In the 126 and 135-pound oubject, "Reorganising Connecticut the singing of various rounds and ( three-jrear-old, conqueror of Seabls- 0 0-0 0 New York—When toe profootball for Safety," and Dr. James L. Me traveled to the Ellsworth Memorial which she suggested for the stay of the Manchester High school ten- ’’’Ik** 1932. “ ked the Boaid of EducaUra From Tommy Monahan, veteran Jimmy Wilson of the PhlUles expects and entitle toe winner to oppose gt. 0 Sumtslaskt, rg .. 2 HI usually (xinfidence personified, waa classes songs and the movies of the Silver ^Hi * ■l™»m-Ilned because it to be relieved of his duUes by ^ icult In the Santa Anita Handicap. to have Emmett Mueller, up from 1-4 rules committee meets April 10 they Oonaughy, president of Wesleyan at-home girl. She showed clearly nis team for thiee years, became Bristol High coach, cornea a letter Johns for the league championship. 2 Gryzb. r g ...... 8 " ; not himself as he weighed toe Leafs' High schoo, in South Windsor lost Jubilee International Encampment would discomfort the passengers. | end of May so be could accept^I , wins the Kentucky Derby May 1. Houston, on second toe opening dsv 3-3 are expected to adopt the college University, gave an address on "So- at Andree was showm. the good sense In "doing nature be- captain of the team and co-leader In which he encloeet excerpts from That was brought about last night _I chances of deadlocking the series Chile ranks as the first copper Tuesday evening at the meeting, a fore she does you." The meeting The Ugfater Side. post aa consultant on tha humani- Riddle odd yesterdav he prefer- —and one of his big reasons Is that when toe circuit wound up Its regu- _ I at one-all tonight and going on to ruling which makes an Incomplete cial Reaponsibllity on the High- TANKMEN END SEASON; Bridgeport girls then demonstrat- with Coach Hartwell, who has red Belmont Park. a letter he received from Ralph E. 4 9 3-8 exporting country In the world, get together for local Hl-Y clubs, adjourned at three-thirty. coached many a strong team for These heavy subjects were re- ties In genera] education with the Mueller "rats, sleeps and plavs base- lar schedule of p!ay nith the Metho- ' professional hockey's world cham- pass into toe end zone a toiichback and In production of this mineral ways" ed their ability on various types of Swope already has the consent of Waterhouse, a graduate of Bristol baji. Referees, Kennedy. Cowles only on last down. Peggy Woodruff. '39B. Manchester wit) much success. lieved by two humorous speeches. general education board in New diets coming from behind to ad- pionship. IS second only to the United States. Group meetings were held In the Enfleld, Windsor, Bloomfield. Ells- shepherds pipes made by them- Charles S. Howard, owner of Sea- In the class of 1924 and now athJeUc This year's list of returning vet- Carl Johnson amused the audi- York. minister a sound beating to the The 3-1 victory an under-manned afternoon on matters of safety 8 WINS IN 11 MEETS selves. They played nine selec- biscuit, providing the race Is held coach at Whiting, Indiana___ writes Eaglee worth and Manchester were repre- eran.s is small but powerful and ence by an account of the reflections_____ New London— Carlos L. Leonard, Sweetwater. Tex —It’s hard to Sainte, 34-21, the Eaglee disposing :■ P.p Chlrago team, pjajing with a sub- which concern local safety commit- tions all of which were thoroughly of an usher, at Belmont's fall meeting and car- toe former Bristol sports star: "B e- B' F. T. sented. should be up In the higher bracket He told of the people 72, of Longmeadow, Maas,, died discourage White Sox Manager of the Celtlce. 35‘ 27, and the High- 0 J HiUnsk), If .... stitute goalie, scored over Toronto tees, Industry and business, fleet enjoyed by their audience. AIR MAIL WEEK CONTEST who cannot ries a value of 3100.000. lated. but most sincere and oearty Jimmy Dykes from playing base- land Park downing the Cyvlta, 30- 4 1-2 9 The meeting was opened ny the Barei.sa Got M. H. S.’s First Notices of camp sessions, etc., of play all aeohon. The returning make up their mind | aboard a New Haven train enrouta j Coniiltlocs for both races would 0 Derrick, rf ___ .0 0-0 0 Tuesday night left Smytoe feeling owners. Junior TralTic commissions, where to elt and of the people who home from Florida. A medical ex- cnngratulaUona upon the splendid bail. Now that ShofUtop Luke Ap- 24. president of the Elsworth Hl-Y were given to the leaders by Miss veterans Include; Michael Pierro, ( be a mile and a quarter, welght-for- 0 Taggart, If 0 0-0 that "tying toe seriea will help but enforcement, and engineering. The State Swimming Champion- ignore the usher and rush by him amlner said death was dueto a record of your 1937-1938 basketbaU Is on the hoepiui list, pos- At last year's champs, the Metho- 0 who called on the different presi- Ruth Stevens, Regional Director of Abe Yulyes, Kenneth Wlgren, and lage. The scale weight would re- 2 Wilson, rf ...... 5 0-1 10 if we lose that second game I guess exhiblUon of 3.000 safety posters ship. OPEN FOR HIGH SCHOOLS to find their own seats. Carl found heart condition, tram. However, the Joys of chsm- sibly until June, Chlcago’e pilot 1s dists rule slight favorites over the we Just aren't good enough.” dents to speak. Following these .New* England, and Mrs. Charles E. Ray .Jarrett. j quire each horse to pack 126 pounds. 0 Donahue, c . . . . .1 0-0 2 considered the beat exhibit, In the fault with the stubborn women who Meriden— National Guardsmen pionahlp fruit have been tasted In toying with the Idea of holding Eagles In tomorrow night’s en- 0 Toronto fans and Toronto bettors speakers some song, were sung in- Newell,,Regional Camp Committee Manchester high school's tennis A t San Francisco. Howard said Yost, c ...... 8 0-1 6 United States was on display at the Bristol, and as B. H. S. was not to down second or third base hlmselfT counter. Only last Friday the 1 reflect that sentiment. Where the cluding "Sweet Adeline," and "Good- Led by Captain Walt Barelaa and Chairman. ‘Winsrs Across America” Es- ^ wkBristol, Middletown and Merl- ! ‘T m sure Seabiscult could beat War Daigle, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 conference. team, imde, the able advising ot Wlmt happens to a country lad den took part in Army Day exer- Uste such fruit this year, what churchmen ended the Ekiglea' seven- 1 Leafs were 2-1 favorites for toe bye. My Ixjver,' Good-hiyt." coached by "N ate" Gatchell. Man- The address of the afternoon w*as Coach Hartwell, has always produc- I Admiral or I wouldn't be so anxious MikoIIet, rg . . . . 1 0-0 2 Safety was stressed at the meet- ,say. Has Washington Trip As finer place could it have gone to Oklahoma a ty . Okla-^UnUI Joe game winning streak with a 32-23 0 SoutoargUl, rg ,. game and aa high as 3-1 choices for chester's Swimming team went given by Mrs Joseph Merritt, chair- ed strong teams and this year can brt°eeat*to^FehnmiJ°.rtth" ? rum- clsea using hundreds of biM k ma- jto see them race." 0 0-0 0 ing, not only on the highway but al- Mr. Ralpli Grant, Pre.ddent of the Prize; Contest Ends May 1. Del seat In February without much chine gun bullets than to jliLicJicster ? Always a Beggs and Bump Hadlev combined triunipii and will be out to duplicate 0 Sudolf, I g ...... 0 the best-of-flve series two days ago, through a very successful .season man of the' New England Region of afford to be no exception aa Man- money? Harry Hultlne answered ^ : Meantime, be ta awaiting posting the feat and thus earn' a whqck at 1-2 1 so In the home, on the athletic Held, Hartford Coui.ty Y. M. C. A. who during '37-'38. of weights Saturday before deciding sporting towi., a clean, ecrappy for a five-hit shutout of the Dallas 0 Hemingway, Ig . 2 today they were no better than 8-5 Girl Scouts, who filled In for Ml.ss chester faces one of the toughest this question by relating his most the league di^em . The Methodists 1-1 5 etc. The fact that safety should be gave a brict address said that the A part of the celebration by the ' Whether his 1037 handicap champion hard working outfit. We salute tne steers yesterday. Yankee pitching —f for the game and even money for Eleven meets ‘were held and of Edith Sinnett. Regional Camp Ad- schec uica it has been up against in recent experience in New York. taught everyone ami not jii.-it driv- Hl-Y members ore a picked group Post Office Department, of the runa In the 315,000 added Bay new SUte and New England Cham- had been combed for forty-five hltt are expected to bank oh Mer\1n Cole 4 16 toe series. these eleven, eight were won put- visor. who was in. Mrs. Merritt's Because of lack of money hla group and 30 rune In three games, all with and Jim Murray at forwards, will S-0 35 ers was brought out by the fact that who will probably he the leaders in years. Although the full schedule Meadows Hudlcap April 16. Ssa- pions. May they win more such Oeltlca For Toronto was unimpressivs to ting Manchester In fourth place. topic was "The Stny-at-Home Girl"; First National Air Mall Week, had to eat In a common "hash ‘ minor league clubs. Fish at center and Newt and George a high percentage of motor vehicle the vcari to come Following Mr. has not been completed the sure Quotations— ; biscuit will not run If assigned more chafnplonshlps and also continue to 2 3. HilinakI, If . . .0 Its openlng-gapie defeat. The gang First place Is held by Hartford who suggested things to do for the which period is the 20th anniver- house where, aa Harry said, the Smith In the backcourt with 1-1 1 accidents are fatal to pedestrians. Grant was iUmei Thlenes, the Girl Scout who couldn't afford camp. dates for play are: April 12, Rock- than 130 pounds, Howard said. be the ever desirable competitors 1 Ctonran, i f ...... 0 of abarpshooters were checked to Public, second by Crosby and third steak seemed to have come from Clinton. S. C. — Reports today Frazier, Robinson and Richmond 0-0 0 Oonnectlrut's part In the safotv ■xei utive secrctarj-, who sary of the establishment of the Air ville here; April 27. Middletown at ‘TU take the course I deem best they have always been 0 Joe Hlllnakl, rf .. 3 death by the tlght-pIaylng Hawks, praised went to Rassick. Five of these Mrs. Merritt, speaking In her usual the horse Napoleon rode at Water- rounding out a well balanced squad. 0-0 6 of the United States was highly tile menurers ot the Mall Service In the United States, Middletown; April 29, West Hart- Our methods may not be suffl- 'toward making Mm the leading were that the Philadelphia Ato- 1 Yanko'wsld, If .. 8 and on toe infrequent occasions Manchester meets were held home and six Inspiring wray, transferred her en- loo and the peas were like rifle tatlca. here for a game with Pres- The team la coached by Hugh Greer, 0-0 6 praised a,s her neeldent record has High school's away. will be an essay contest for high ford at West Hartford; May 4, they have brought some people, but j money winner In the country,” ho 0 Reid, c ...... 3 w*hen toey broke through were baaketball team. He ehoL Harry and his friends spent ‘The Butler University Fleid- brterian college, have made sure who has turned out a number of 0-0 6 shown a dec rease In enniparlson schools, announced as follows; Windham here. May 6. Bristol here; they have brought us success. explained. 0 Anderson, rg .... 2 stopped In their tracks by goalie mentioned that ten of the twelve on The rcsult.s of the meets held In the night in Central Park and had house, (InJlanapoUa) was the scene toere won’t be another holdout bv classy cage quinta In past years 1-1 0| with the other states. the team were Hl-Y members. the season were as follows; Air Mail Week Essay Content May 24, Hartford Public; May 26, — Dr.. Joseph Goebbels, German of toe 1988 Indiana High school 0 Donabus, Ig . . . . 1 1-1 Alfle M oore,last-m inute replace- the pleasure of riding up Fifth Outfielder Wally Moaee next yeaf. The Eagles, without a doubt toe Si ment for Injured Mike Karakaa. — Peggy WooUrufl. ’39B. Man. Rules and Regulations Middletown here; Jime 3, Bristol at Avenue at 3:15 in the morning. mlniatcr of peepngaoda. sUto semi-finals and final game. ot the Manchester Legion O f Honor Bristol. Moses. It’s said, signed a 325.000 youngest team ever to compete In 4 Moore will be In Chicago nets Hl-Y. Ralph Peterson ‘39B, gave the High Subject: "Wings Across America." The nervouaneas shown in the \Last Night *s Fights The seating capacity of toe field- toe senior circuit, have proven to 12 3-34 37 Weaver ...... two-year contract, though neither Score at half 17-14 Eagles. again tonight, for Karakas, who history of the M. H. S. club. He was 16 48 (The essay should deal with the The tentative schedule for the speakers In the first assembly dla^ I w bayonet house is 15,000 and every seat waa Mosea nor Connie Mack will con- be the dark horse of too season and R«f. Meriden ...... Keiuiady, CowIm . has a fractured toe, has been sent the first because the Manchester 27 40 Ideas, purposes, and advantages of reel of the season is as follows: ^peared rompleteUy In the second. | ** ^ sold weeks Ir advance. It certainly firm the report. are figured to provide stem opposi- Bassick ...... New York—Solly Krleger, 161. on ahead to Ctolcago, where toe good/V ea r BUIE ALL-STARS WIN; H!-Y Is the oldest club. The secre- 40 35 air transportation as It affects April 16. Manchester at East Hart- This was the first program by the a grand show, and believe me tion for the favorites. (Toach Roanta Hartford Public Penner, N. Y.. contractor Brooklyn, N. Y., stopped Izzy Jan Rlghtand Park teams play toe third game Sunday 47 25 modern communication.) ford; April 23, Meriden here; Mjay Public Speaking class this year and Tom—whet CoUlert’ magazine pui>- ^exandria. La— The Cleveland Daigle Is expected to call on Wilson, taries ol the other Hl-Y's gave the Warren Harding who admitted oollmion In an of- nazao, 157H. New York (IX). Pi B. BlghL With him went flrst-atrtng Mstory of- their clubs also. 34 41 Rules: 1, Entries confined to 14, Elaat Hartford here; M ayTl, the first time the speakers had Utbed an article last year about In- todlMs, who are only one man over HUInskI, Yost. Hemingway and F. T. tort to “ptoy ball” with the Birmingham, Ala.—BatUing Bur 2 S. Andaraon, If . 1 0-0 3 right wing Mush March, who also VARSITY TEAM CHOSEN 27 48 students In high school, or schools Manchester at Meriden; May '27, talked before such large apdiencea. diana baaketball, on-l lahatad it "In - toe U-player limit affective May 15, Mlkollet to carry the burden o f the The first speaker for the evening Crosby ...... ■>0 having high school curricula. ualono. roughs, 151, Pascagoula, Miss., out* 1 A. Andsraon, If .. 1 0-1 2 may recover from a groin injury in 25 West Hartford here. —Lucy Gray, '88B. diana Maduess” It only told part ot w ll be at full strength next week game for the Eagles and a slzsUng Ume for toe next batUe. His place was James EiiKian.i, the head ot Hlllhoiise ...... 32 2. Essay shall not exceed 250 pointed Bobby Wilson, 148, Wash 8 Arner, r f ...... 0 0-2 0 42 Abe Ostrinaky. '38B. toe true atory. The folks simply go for toe first Umt tola season. In- contest ta In prospect No admis- tonight will be taken by Pete Pal- the CongregaUonal Churches ot State Frosh ...... 19 words. A woman can hold her husband Ingtott, O. C„ (10). 0 Portsrflsld, rf .. .. 0 0-0 0 “The last girls' basketball game 47 stark crazy, and are completely un- flelder Jimmy Webb, released from sion will be eb arg^ and a capacity 0 angio of toe SL Louis CTyers, who LIFEGUARDS im . JORGENSON SFEAKEIL by making herself interesUng — Provldenee, R. I.—AI Manelni. Ketah, c ...... 4 9 Connecticut. He kept the Interest ot West Haven ...... 20 54 S. Basis of Judging essays: HEAI>S HONOR LIST toe St. Louis Cardinal "chain-gang" crowd ta looked for. 1-3 between the Blues and WTiltes was Brl.stol ...... mentally. controllable beekctball manlece. 0 Nichols, Ig . . . . . 8 7 has been up with Chicago before. the boys by llvenmg his address with 19 36 ■ (a) Ortgloallty of Ideas — 60 133)4. Piovldence, tschnlcally nporU tomorrow at Monroe, La.; In last night's triple-header, toe 1-1 played last Wednesday. The Blues Jokes. He told of one ol his fishing Two triangular meets were held per cent, Dr. Albert Jorgensen, president |—Cornelia Otis Skinner. knocked out Ernesto Torres, 124, 0 Backus, I g ...... 8 3-3 8 Meanwhile Smytoe and BUI Robert Sandals, (Tlaas of '86, M. Odell Hale 1s recovering at Hot Saints got away to a 5-4 margin in 1 Stewart, the Chlrago manager, ap- won. making them the victors of trips In New Hampshire when he this season as a part of the regular (b ) Ckintinulty and construction of Connecticut State (ToUege, will Puerto Rico, (4). Headlining tonight’s actkm-niied Adams, r g ...... 1 0-e 3 H. S., again heads the (Tonnectlcut wreeUlng bouU at Foot Guam hsU Bprlnga from a lama arm and Is toe first quarter and 13-12 at half- parenUy had agreed to bury the two gamch out of three. The Whites waa lost but kept to the trail. Here I schedule. The first was held on — 25 per cent. be the (Commencement speaker at The real peril of America lies in time but toe MethixUsta og/wy back College of Pharmacy freshman hon- the graduation exercises of the class its shrunken horizons, triviality of will be two men popular fo» their due back bafoft the week is out. 7 hatchet and dismiss their short but he made the point that the boys January 25 In the Trinity pod. (c ) Spelling, punctuation, and or list QERMAN-AMERK8 MEET. after toe rest period to stage a ter 18 4-8 so put evemhtng they had In to win of 1938B. mtods and stupidity of vision. rough tacUce. This event brtngi to- and Jeff Heath, who's bera getting CVvIta splended feud Tuesday night os should stick to the trail of life no Hasslck-Hartford-Manchester swSm neatness— 25 per cent. medical attentiou at New Orleans rifle onslaught that piled up a de- the game but the Blues fought back 8«toer Stanley Pinto of New Hamp- 2 Hotaaao. I f ...... 2 "just one of those things." matter how hard It U, Mr. England In this meet. The second, held on 4. Time of (Contest; Essay must 8p«M »r, Bishop The Germsn-Amerlcan basebaU also should return within toe next cisive 22-17 advant^a at toe 1-3 5 1 Brannlck, rf . .. . 1 Just aa hard and a little harder The said that then are many signs to February 22 waa In the RccreaUon be postmarked not later than mid- Of the Dlooeee of West Mlsoourl. team wiU meet at toe ZIpser club ehlre and Bob "Rebel’’ RusseU of few days. three-quarters mark, after which 0-0 2 J W c was a fight to the finish, al- Center pool with contestants from night May 1, 1938, addressed to on Oak street tomorrow night at Texas, neither of whom ta/.ir^ me 3 Rowsatl, e ...... 6 1-8 18 follow* and the most Important are: toe Methodists bad no trouble la 0 ISaris. Ig METHODIST LEAGUE though the Blues lesay Omtest, In care of Even Fraternity Brothers year’s team are asked to be pres- ■wing aearton. The boyn. will throw with toe Browns ta toe last In rallies of toe Saints. Fish and Mur. 2-3 3 2 —Recognize the rights of other first scored as triangular meets and rope, if they should have their wav ent. An InvltaUoc It also extend- Ten girls were picked for the var- your local Postmaster. Local post- in everything they’ve got, which which his starting pitchers can ex- ray were the high scorers for tos Tkoai No. 3 (0) people. then as dual meets between the would plant the brutal thing in the 5 10 4-9 sity team from the All-Star teams masters will forward all essays to ed to aU ball players Interestsd In leaves very UtUe to choose between pect to be relieved, says Manager idetors and Frazier played a fine 34 Robb ...... 92 90 101 283 3 “ Have loyalty to eternal things. several schools. The different coach- State Headquarters promptly. very heart o f the American repub- seeking a berth on toe team. Kaaaady-Cosrlsa Frlche . p ie girls chosen ars: A. Agostlnclll, Do Not Always Agree them. In this regard, it Is a toos-up Charley Grimm of the (Silcago floor game, while 8. Oryzb and ...... 77 80 87 244 LifeCuards positively flated long enough ta R- Person. M. Cordera, M. Sloan, P. Mr. England believes that the es Involved In these meets were well 5. Eku;b essay must be certified if neither of them ta tossed ouL (^ibs. Starting tomorrow toeyh) be Wlerzblckl featured for the loaara. Lorrabee ...... 92 101 satisfied with the results. I — Senator Borah. Esglaa gatasd a cemmandtax 96 289 ftwthwick, D. lAnge. s. Sokolow- safety of democracy and peace lies by the school principal aa to the exprated to go the route—barring The Htghlanderi and Cyvlta playj Story ...... 90 124 124 838 prevent dangers from Records set for Manchester In eligibility of the. contestant, with lead that wlthatood th s c lo a ta g enable you to make a sica, M. Holloran. E. WHr, K. Senk- In the hands of the group that was Washington. April Included on the same program ta accidents or heavy hitting, of ed a good close game with some Wlnton , ...... 112 109 120 341 the past season were: the Identification and location of the T. (AP)—.g "What does the Senator mean?" • ONE MDitfii.vT pirAH r ■purt o f their rivata. Johnny WU- sudden flat tires! bell. sitting before him He congratulat- Fraternity brothers, wen when demanded McKeUar.M nlTeii.e k i. •______rx-EAHE toe match between Boy Dunn of course—with veteran Jack Russell fai^ play on the part of Billy smooth, safe, normal 40 yard free style—Walter Barelsa. John ^Tnzlee school and must show contestant’s hla face red- JOB and Johnny HUtaokl foatufed —Edna Weir. ed the boys on their fine standings they’re Senators, don't denlng. Amarillo, Texas and Msjvln West- on band to strengthen a staff weak- Mtab. Nichols also went well and Touts ...... 463 504 628 1495 19.6. home address. always O n e Ball I for the Eaglaa and Conran, Joa HU- No lire is puncture* stop. and wish them all the success and ‘T mean Just what I say, I Vormer President enberg, Tacoma, Wash.; another ened by injuries. Backus had his usual eagle eve un- luck In the world. 100 yard free style—Walter Barel- John Wlnzler, captain o f ( hi, Prizes: 1. State: agree. (Cope-1 Hoover’s most embarrassing mo- hwW and Yankowsld went beat for year's baseball team, has been out- land said. which brings back flying Lien Maca- der toe basket but the Highlanders toe loeera. Team No. 8 (4) proof. No lire is blowout, pr o pag an d a kti died' sa. 57.4. a) First Prize: The winner fro& Senator McKeUar (D.. Tenn.), nent#: Gin ...... Come in and learn about The group again sang and re- "I wiU tell the Senator in a mo- lueo, former (Tolgato athlete, in a tolumbus. Oa.—Tbs 8L Louis had plenty of trouble with Rowsell ...... 96 106 135 337 220 yard free style— Orlando Or- standing during his four years In each state will be given an air trip lunged at Senator Copeland (D,, N Swe epsta k es The league stendin^fOUowa: MacLeon fieshments were cerved. Manchester High school. This Is ment Just what I think of him.' enTl^M ** 5*®.* ‘Wert- bout with .Ians Steiake, (tormany. (Mrdlnata' fianaoua ooe-two punch ot and were hard pressed all the way ...... 85 107 79 271 proof. But any tire can flteUI, 2:36. from hts nearest airport to Wash- because of the letter's stellar shoot- Pet Scblebel , this Fourth Great Ranging from a radio broadcast James Murphy, -Ike" C3ole and due to two reasons, his portloipa- Y • fellow DelU Kappa Epsilon McKeUar shouted. TONIGHT AT 8:30 Opening the show at 8:80, Wladek Medick and Mize ta the big attrac- *M lee ...... 96 92 111 299 160 yard free style relay—R. Trot- ington, D. C., and return. (Non- —during debate yesterday and In- ing. ..8 1 A80 Von Deck be danger-proof . . . if proclaiming to the people the value "Wink" Wlnzler were Interviewed lion In athletics and his scholastic *T hope the Senator, before to- • t o p i ^ d ^ n c e rted . and searched Zbyszko, heavy Pole, wlU grapple tion aa tha RedUrds head north. Methodists . . . , . 8 1 100 129 121 350 Achievement in Motor' ; ter, Orlando Orfltelll, Pat Top- transferable.) This trip is ^ven vited him to settle with fists an ar- hla pockeU for the Ucketa Yesterday the customers at Albany The Eagles were too good a pass- A89 Banks . . , ■ 125 111 108 344 Of the ingredients which make up by several boys after the meeting. standing, two reasons which, un- morrow morning, wUI learn the dif- He Jumping Joe Kujoto of Montreal. St. J oh n s...... 6 4 It’s LifeCuard equipped. ping, Walter Barelsa. 1:22.4. through cooperation of all air-line gument that they couldn’t finish in couldn't find them, and Charter Oak Oa., "Oh, Ed" and “Ah, Ed" aa Joe tag tram for the CelUcs to cope .600 ing Safely. a popular brand of crackers, in or- E. Jlllson, '39B. fortunately, doot often mix. searched (MlUoa ...... 6 . 6 Twm state meets were held In the corrpanlesL Winners to bear their words. ference between seacoost defens* I again and Johnny contributed to a 7-2 ^ t o but toe latter put up a stromr JSOO Totals ... 502 645 554 1601 ^ to Illustrate that propaganda Is Yale pool in the latter part of the Outside o f being 00 the honor roll own ezpensea while in Washington. and anU-aireraft guns," (Copeland Frle Highland Park . 3 8 .300 LifeCuards are tires trimming of the St. LouU “farm defense unUI toe final half whra TO ic eoMMlTUY u n JJlJtlng in almost everything, to season, the first on March 1 and the during his freshman year. John did (b ) Second Prize: To be a suit- "(Come outside!” McKeUar shout- hav. [owling Alleys Cy^ts ...... 0 10 .000 . tbe^aituatlon in Europe, Mias *"• l e f t t h e m I I hands", and today thsy were set to Team No. ■ ( 1 ) within your tires. Life* AWARD INITIAL CEBTinCATES second on March 19, not do anything notewrorthy. While able tropby supplied and awarded ed. colleagues kept the 69-year-oId "1 wui not wait unUl tomorrow a ^ y to «* r to «v f I I H. Kimball CVEIY CM tHOOlD HSVt w w m p f s class In Problems of a sophomore, be tried out for the lawmakers apart. WRESTLING deliver some mora of the tame. . 76 94 100 270 In the State Championship 200 by each state headquarters. morning." McKeUar shouted, step- t ^ U m ^ ! f \\ LOO IN CASH PRIZES! Curran . . . 86 Guards lake the danger Democracy, conducted tteir weekly yard free style relay, O. Orfltelll, cross-country team and belonged to 2. Nation al; Copeland, unruffled, told report- . 92 106 284 InlUal typing eerUfleates have ping up to Copeland’s desk. an f ^ BekeU j l By ABSOCIA'IBD PBC8S Orlanito, Fla. — Encouraged by Mercer ... 101 88 104 293 Ftormn. ■’ R. Trotter. R. Denton and W. Bar- the baseball team. When he be- (a ) All state essay winners will ers later that McKeUar "apparently been awarded to the following When the final beU rang. McKel- sa ld *^ J American Legion Junior Baseball Hewitt ... 114 95 76 285 out of lire failure at high elsa took fifth place, 1:45.4. came a Junior, he participated In be guesU st s banquet In Washing- beUeved I called him a liar." Cope- PRIZE . New Yorti — John (Dropklck) Macfayden'a seven- l^wrence Dillon, the contributor members of Mrs. Ruth Martin's first r o a ^ for (Copeland, waa caught find tolm In ^ 'h u m ” *“ $10.00 hit, ttlna-InniBff Job against tha Ben- (Co-Sponsored by M sftafty a the small radio which was used On March 19 the C. A. A. C. soccer, basketball, baseball and was ton, D. D,, May 15, where grand land denied he had used the word SECOND M n r^ y, 198 Boston, pinnsd Toey •peed by remaining in- G O O D Y E A R typing classes; Beulah Robb. by Clark and then shoved along to hurry, Atora yaatardaj, tha Boston Bras Totals ...... 377 369 386 1132 a member of Hl-Y. A t the end Husky Senator Oark (D„ Mo) BUno, IBS'. Now Yoifc; 81:89. to dlfterentlate the various means Wth 34 words and 4 errors; E3la State Individual Championships; prizes »1I1 be announced and award- a door 00 the pppoolte Mde of the PRIZE ., wmt big Jim Turatr right back at ______''•Mn No. 1 (8) First place, 50 yard free style, w’ of bis Junior year he was elected ed aa follows: was the hero, if any, of the en- . $8.00 New Haven, Oona.— Lcn Macahi- o f propaganda, was thanked for his Stimm. with 31 and 5; Roaella Oiamber and out into the cool alr.l EXPEKIE.NCED Waoblngtoo today In an affiMt to Name 5?*"* ...... 105 90 .112 307 Barelsa— 23.3 seconds. This is Man- captain of the baseball team for this (1) First Prize; If wtaner I THIRD a^ 319, Buffal^ N. Y , and Joe Cox. ••••aaaee co-operation by the class. Further Kuzis, with 87 and 2; Jessie Dowl- year. rounter. He walked up behind Mc- keep toe eluba' oxfalfalUan game ...... 89 101 99 289 L I F E G U A R D S chester's first state swimming lives east of the Mississippi River a PRIZE .. 2 ^ Kansas a ^ , drew, one fUl discussion, which constituted the ing. with 37 and 2; Peggy Wood- KeUar as the session ended and held a ^S^i*^**~**‘ ^ Bsuen wants to ba .. $ 7.00 average above tha .500 mark. Wea Address ...... 140 106 88 334 popular period, waa the stream of championship. John has played ftbaU, been a trip by air to Hollywood and re- bis arms. SCHOLAR roff. with 33 and 4; Marian Durkee 8e«tUe’s avu FOURTH to oppose last ataaon’s »e a a a • a « man...... 76 88 76 240 free thoughts and opinions which Fourth places. 100 yard back member of the New England cham- turn, with hotel accommodations Emily Hanna, with pionship basketball team and be- The argument began during a ^r^^ommlssion ta not «. sure PRIZE .. tw aa^-gaaa wtoaar. Date of Birth''..' ■owed freely about the propaganda stroke. E. Mozzer, 1:17; 100 yard and meals for 5 days; if west of the .. $6.00 Und. threw Lou Tbaoi, 237, 8 t • • • • a A •• Totata “ Beatrice Strom, with 31 longed to Hi-Y oo far thlB year, dlfferciic® o f' i^iiUon on OiUllcothe, O.—U. 8. Immlgrm- , H I G H 410 385 9JS 1170 of the rest of the eountrlee os com- free style. W. Barelsa, 57.6; 220 yard Mlaslsalppi River, a trip by air to Uon officer W. A. Kiefer asked aa Libuta, (1 hour, U:SS). yid 2; Gordoo FUblg, with 38 and 2* Army abould «pend He aras cited to show cause why Spartanbm . •. C —WhOa Bobby iO O D ^ E A R 1 "? free style. R. Trotter. 2:38. which U his last. He will play Miami and return, with hotel ac- I SINGLE Ceavn^-Baador Bnbo, 316, Hun- ...... Weight pared to OUT*. Mlaa Oberempt'a AmeUa AgosUneUi. with 32 and 4- shortstop on this year's basebaU 340,(XX),000 for anti-aircraft guns applicant for citlsena&lp this qu< ^ na^ abould not be withdraw^ $5.00 D w hra flaCtod affaettvely fcr tS olasB bold their opea forum meet- M a^rle McAdam, with 33 and 4’ Sixth place. Diving. OrfitellL commodations and meals for 5 days. coast defense artUIery «iot.r fs iy , dafaatad BuU Martin. 940 1 Would Uks to play . ! . . ^AMXyt HORSE team also. SIXTH PRIZE: Boatan, two atralght taUa. Booton Rad Boot, cinbmataa ■rtu •••••••••a ing every week, led each Ume by Hunt also a first year tyrptst Manchester High schoid is a mem- (2) Second Prize: National the aeacoast. Copeland said yea. Vorra o f govern . I W. H *8 «m S E R V IC E STO R E S ber of the ConnecUcut High School He will graduate this June with trophy. FREE ENTRY IN fiffal—■ Oeofga are worried over the asmnil baaa> a different member o f the claaa. ^ earned bis second McKMiar said ^ ment,ent. bowh « r Ista -the------constitution-- Ahewg RaucTJ^^u^ll^”* mu’B failure to msa out o f a hatr tABdoo— In 1904, Moifoe, ship- Swimming association, comprising the class o f 38B and after gradua- ed?” “ Colorada. dafaatad Dr. Lea t ^ btank. propariy fined In. to Harmld fiporta Editor, M9 Main Street •“ 1= ^ typing 40 words a mto- tion win attend Connecticut State P ll^ w ^'***'^ Prlzea: National McKeUar quoted on Army wlt- GRAND SWEEPSTAEK! wpsekad oomtag over from Aus- —U dort Oottfried, '33B. eleven OocneeUeut hlgh'schoou! ^ P«kUnj thai Nabraaka, two o f Um Bobby. & the Hnaup to- Phone 4047 uU wtt^ la* than g «tt»a. OoUege. heas i a one who “tella tha truth." "B y the Demoenta," came the or bring to meeUng at East Bids Rsc Friday night. A p rt fi. wfilia, swam for boun before being » f —'Ite,v f 4ni\ya '40B. Tte grinning eoaaya to ha tha quick — ■- . - to Import imaitiaaic day agalnat tha Rada, boa bit safaiv John Hamlltoo "Itm ay ba that ooma othora taO only t U a U m * B hia I o a t » ^ roacued, and recovered to win"toe Opea 8 A. M. to 7:80 P. M. Thors, aad Sat $ A. M. to 9 F. icl1 f t tha NaUonal Opwimittaa. Be got Ma pyera an right—altar O ron ^N aU ooai * Steeplechase at tha truth, too," OOpaioad raaaaikad. tactureu MANCMIOffKK CVKNtiyU USRAliD.v MANUHKSl'ER, CONN, THURSDAY, APRIL 7, 193* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, THURSDAY. APRIL 7, 1938 PAGE THIBTEEIf T BOOTS AND HER BUDDIES A Mind of His Own \Y YR07L YWWT | I 6 oPPoi>B yoo ByMARTIN VOO‘N)& POIaVI^JNtO Wpf MOlYOAWKLN.lb I Ort, WtVh.lT IW T M y \OEA ANO 1 OOKfl THlMK. i SENSE and NONSENSE LlRft IRE lOEA V>WEfE« A S7MPV.E OtAR VAME’yoo MOVthYT VOBOOIMd r ^ to ROM M V Of A \.MR«E CBMET ONE .EOT MIMO HIM ,OARUM6 — he'* ,^0 «V It was Woodrow WUson who AFFMRE Tor M E — AMO .MOTHER ’ It isn’t the down payment that I .TOO. AVTE« A\-\. . E ' Thamr woo To MtMO mwJhfvt m vtrrtt coined the phrase. Watchful Wait- tXCLTEO H E ^ - T f keeps a man down but the others. EOCrite f 6 CMMELE yoOR OWM ing. We spend most of our lives CMVD! E061MEE& ^ Itln g . But It Isn't always "watch The colleges are urged to turn out ful.” whole men, and from the viewpoint I ■M AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 PAINTING—PAPERING 21 ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 APARTMENTS—FLATS— of the aluimil a few good halfbacks I will not come amiss. 1931 P O N T I A C C O AC H . 19T8 Ford 1-3 OFF ON ALL 1937 wall papers. TENEMENTS 63 SNOW PILES UP FAST, Angler—Does this *No Fishing FOUNI>— TOUNG POLICE dog Bltn mean what it says? Mar. 18. Frrd Rlslcy, 1450 Silver roach, 1936 Ford coupe, 1936 See your own contractor or Phoa. Freakish Snow Storm _ SOIL FOR SALE. Inquire 15U FOR RENT—8 ROOM tenement. Native— It sure does, stranger Smith callec on the Minister; ■treet, Easl Hartford, near Gull (T evrolet town aedan, 1986 Uoage McGill Jr., 126 Cedar atreet. Keeney street. Depot Square, all Improvements, come JUST AS FAST • - There hasn't been a fish in *hi. Smith—18 It right for any person Station. coach, 193.5 Pontiac coach, 1986 steam heat furnished, garage. In- creek for years. to profit by the mietskeS of other Pontiac aedan. Cole Uotora—6468. FOR SALE— ONE medium size Sweeps the Entire Stateh LOST—RED AND white pointer. millire North End Package Store, people 7 REPAIRING 23 safe. In good working order. The IS Call at 63 Weel Middle Turnpike or Murphy Drug Co. 4 Depot Square. Tell‘elepbone 6910. Two And A Half Inch Fall An eighth grade deflnIUon of com- Minister—Most certainly not. telephone 6403. FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 LAWNMOWERS sharpened and i Here During: NighU Rise In By ASSOCIATED PRESS ( fall, reported highway I rival har-| mentator; "Just a plain.old every Sm ith-Very well then. Perhaps I paired. Precision grinding. De- day spud." you'll return that (lu I paid you for FOR SAUC—BEAUTIFUL Norway Temperature Early Today. Connecticut residents turned from ‘ ardous. livery service Karlsen and Edger- ELECTRICAL * HOUSES FOR RENT 65 Hartford. New Britain md marrying me. ANNOUNCEMENTS spruce trees y to 6 feet high, rea- ton, Buckland Phone 7385. spading gardens today to clearing APPLIANCES—RADIO 49 FOR RENT—6 ROOM single, and cheater had only three to y°'i 'lAy khy- sonable prices. Earl Mitchell. Tel. Snow which started falling at streets and sidewalks of snow In ~ iaS g to encourage the patient ? So live that you never need ask 1 IF YOU W A N l TO ride back and 3469. ROOFING AN D SIDING estimates sunporcb, steaqi heat, oil burner, chea. IT'S EASY TO OWN a new 1938 4:30 yesterday afternoon continued the wake of a storm that swept the In New Haven the fall waa'i Nurse—Yes, -4 told him it would the publlo to withhold Judgment till forth to work In Hartford leave freely given. Years of experience. fireplace, heated garage, residen-^ Refrigerator on Our Special Bud- until 6:30 this morning. The ground inches and the forcasl for the vnl be months before he'd be well ah Um facts are brought In. name In Box F, Herald. Workmanship guaranteed. Also- get Plan—No Money Down—8 Ual section, (50 month. Available state, lasting from 12 to 18 hours. MILLINERY- April 15ti- or May 1st. Geo. L. was covered, by about two and a tire state was more snow tonlghi| pnough for his relatives to call on The ’Toonerville Trolley That Meets AU the Train. By Fontaine Pox carpentry. A. A. Dion, 81 Wells Years to Pay. Keivtnator, General The storm, unseasonal and freak- him. The first official flog of Texas Orazladlo. 109 Henry street. Tele- half inches of snow, but on automo- and Friday. DRESSMAKING 19 street. Phone 4860. Electric Hotpoint, Stewart War- ish in nature, deposited' more snow was s single gold star In a blua field. phone 5278. biles which were left parked In open Other reports Four Inches all he oonerville trolley lost and ound epa r t men t ner, Copciaiid and Gaa Electrolux. Portugal gained title to the Azote T T F D Q! H AVE tO U R COAT rellned and HARNESSES. COLLARS, luggage air garages, seemed to be carrying In the southwest portion of the state , Bristol, New Lontlon and Water I f stupidity were a crime, we’d all shortened. Call Mrs. p Berrett, 67 5 Cubic Feel As Low aa (84.50. FOR RE NT — SEVERAL single about twice that amount of snow as than In the northern areas that Usu- i bury where snow removal i rew be In Jail. Islands by colonizing them In the GIVES THE BEST SERVICE IN TH E wmg, k ^ Manchester and harness repalrmg, spoh tops Tuckel'a, 1083 Main atreet, Hart- 15th century. - OUR BOARDING HOUSE Pearl atreet, rear entrance, up- and curtains repaired. 90 Cam- houses and flats, thoroughly mod- they were driven through , the ally bear more o f winter’s brunt. I w;ere called Into .action again; .si> ford. Top of Morgan St. Next to Evening Herald stairs. Telephone 7825. bridge street Telephone 4740. em, excellent locatkma. Inquire ot streets this morning. The snow Norwalk reported seven Inches, inches at Anaonia and Ridgefield Skllor—Kid mo If you like, but Proven Picturea. M. McKeever, Edward J. HoU, 865 Main atreet, stuck to pine trees and on hedges, the heaviest storm of the year, and five Inches at Danbury and thre- ni bet that ten minutes after we A R B n ' T > t3U a o lN IM O T M E h e r d CLASSIFIED Manchester representative. Phone telephone 4642. but in the roads It did not seem to nearby Stamford, with a six inch I Inches at Torrington and Meriden. hit port I'll be walking down the •saaMMMMkMMhMM IM T M E S T A M P E P & T O WlW S O V lE MOVING—TRUCKING- Manche-tei 6536; Hartford 7-3136. pile up as It did on lawns and on street with a beautiful woman on BUSINESS trees. E A S Y A 5 0 N EY , M A C O R ? ADVERTISEMENTS STORAGE 20 OPPORTUNITIES 32 Open Evenings Until 8:00 p. m. each arm. .„ HOUSES FOR SALE 72 There was a rise In temperature list? The same la true from the Marine—Go on! There never was STAMPS M O O PLE HA’S O F F E R E E ? A R E W A R P Count alg Avaragt word* to • UM. GENERAL TRUCKING, tobacco Smith said he planned to confeil FOR RENT— IN BUSINESS sec- during the night and this morning North End standpoint. with the city attorney's office to del a tatoo artist who could work that O F ^ S ’ F O R T H E R E T U R N O F PEP5C V IsltlaU. oumbera and obbravlAtlona hauling, also tractors for hire. FUEL AND FEED 49-A FOR SALE—NEW 6 room bouse, IN THE NEWS •&eh count a word and compound tion, brick mercantile buudlng there was little indication that the I am Informed that the town em- cldo whether of not similar aettorf fast. and this is the Telephone Manchester 8867. L. N. all modem Improvements. G. L. snow would be around long. Side- words ao two wurda. Minimum coat ta with 3000 f t ot ground floor space. FOR S A L E -W E L L seasoned hard ploys several women, who are In will be taken after being notifl" prlea of thraa tinaa. Hevenor. Pish, 110 Benton street, rejepbone walks started to clean themselves O S O R A A ^ B LE T O Suitable for light manufactunng. wood (4.50 load. Telephone 8628. the class of social welfare workers. of West Haven's decision. READ IT OR NOT— I^tne rales per day Cor tranalant 6394. and the roadways were weU cleared V?p REACH H IS £da AUSTIN A. CHAMBERS when you Apply Ekiward J HoU. M. GIgllo, Bolton. ______. »______Their position con.siats of Investi- Queried with regard to fiossibl.j The balance wheel In a watch O c «C V 40#LO >«K K W 9 lilTerflve Marefc 17a 1097 by 9 o'clock with everything point- HIPIHS want the best in Local and Long FOR SA LE —54 HUDSON street, gations tn leam which families on action by state police, CoinmlsslonJ travels as much as ten miles In a Caab Cbarca FOR SALE— WEUJ. seasoned hard ing to a rapid departure of the aid uses liquor to excess. Tliese a Conaacuuva Dajra T eta) • eta Distance Moving. Dally Express house, aU Improvements. On lot er Anthony .'tmiderlund .staled "it l| day. P L A C E F IR S T HELP WANTED— wood. Apply Edward J. Holl, tele- snow before the day was well slong. workers are supposed to recom- a matter of local policy; somJ I Conaacbltva Daya • ou| 11 ata Hartford, Manebester, Kockvuie. extending through from Hudson amp claim phone 4642 ot 8025. mend these families be. stricken 1 Day ...... I 11 ata) U « U Phone 6260, 68 HoUlatei street FEMALE 35 to William street. Width 99 ft., place.s allow It and others hav/ Junior—Boo, hoo! I don’t want to: AH ordara for trrarolar Inaartlona from the Welfare Department until stopped it. I have no Idea of an^ Boo, bool! T H E will ba obargad at tba ona tima rata. WANTED—FOR GENERAL house- FOR SALE— A FEW tons of weU length 165. Large garden. Phone Special rata# for long tarra avary 7900. WATERBURY SHAKES UP they stop using Intoxicating liquors. campaign agaln-st it." Father—Now. what In the world's day advanlalng rtvao opoa raqaaaL PAINTING—PAPERING 21 work, wome between thirty and cured hay. 284 Lake street. A. E. Many a taxpayer, among which the trouble, youn^, man T Ada ordared before ike third or fifth forty. Home nights or live In. Three Fish. Phone 881'i. are several liquor dealers, who are Junior— Mother told me I had to PROPERTY OWNERS —AttenUon. day wlU be ehargad only for the ac- In family. No children. Washing HRE DEPT. PERSONNEL striving to keep their families from wash my face, but I don't (vant to. tnal number of ttmee the ad appear* 16.95 repapera room, celling paper- SUBURBAN FOR SALE 75 sent out. (.rfXid pay. Write Box No. going on aid, should they be made I don't see why I can’t cover my ad. charging at tha rata eam ^ but ed or kalaomlned. Material, labor no allowanee or rafonda caa ba mada Z, Herald. GARDEN—FAR M - ANDOVER— LARGE house, Im- the "goat" of this posted list? face with paint and powder when on alx tlma ada atopped aftar tha complete. Inaldc outside pamttng. DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 provements, about 1 acre of land. Waterbury, April 7.— (A P ) —The I wronder how much money the Its dirty, the same as mother. flfU day. Waterbury fire department emerged Large eavlnga. Work guaranteed. A bargain for (1200. McKinney town receives In taxes from these No **tni rorblda**} display Haea aot Long. Phone 8692. HELP WANTED— today from the most drastic series aolde Agency. Telephone 6060. seventy-two liquor outlets. Tonring Correct This Sentence; "I shall A I>OLF HITLER’S Iron-Deeled FOR 8ALB>-NO. 1 POTATOES. of personnel changes In the last 15 •'icdan Tho Herald wiu aot be raaponalbla MALE 36 In closing, I wish to state that finish this script," said the gag * troops tread the toil of Aus- for more thaa one tooorract Inaartlon 70c bushel, delivered. Phone 3855. years. COVENTRY—2 ACRES. Brand new the trouble did not originate with LOOK / writer, "without a single reference tria these days In bold defiance of of aay advertlaement ordered tor W ANTED —SERVICE station at- 6 room house, electricity, unmatch- Charles K. Abeam, superintendent the dealers, but with the "Honor- 1938 nora than oa# time of fire alarm, two captains, three FOR THREE to dogs and posts or the laying of all treaties and tiny Czecho- tendant. by majo] oil company ed views. Price (2,800. Ask for able Board of Selectmen." The Inadvertent omlaaioo ot looor* (23.00 weekly, plus commissions FOR SALE—COW M ANURE about lieutenants, and a private were re- e»88.” slovakia finds herself in a vtce- raet pablloatlon of advertlalag will ^ photo. ( 200.''0 cash buys new cot- So. there you have the answer In DAYS ONLY! ■'^rdan * i 4 g like geographic grip. Already rectified only by eaneeHattoa of cbe FOR SALE Write Box L, care of Herald, stat- 25 cords. Telephone 8998. tired by the fire board late yeater- nutshell. f tage on lake near Manchester. Im- day. Hubby—But, darling, there Isn't there are Germans who talk of charge made for the aarvlea raodarad. ing quallflcatlons. One who believes in fairness to THESE 5 All advartiaemania moat conform 10 A C R E S — 8-roora modem provement, large fireplace. Price In the same swift shakeiip Capt 1934 enough room In this apartment to Czechoslovakia going the way of la atyla. copy and typography with home. Dice boms, plenty fmit, FOR SALE to w manure. Call at (1,330. Balance (15.00 per month. both sides, Ford swing a cat. Austria. ragulatlons enforced by tba pobltah* NOTICE--HI. SCHOOL graduates, Martin J. Campion, the drillmaater, AMAZIHG level land, near school and Hart- 11 Lewis street, Town. Ask for photo. The Southward was named deputy fire chief filling a FRANCIS J. BURKE. ■'*edan But Czechoslovakia, which rote era and they raaerva tba right to 18-21. Free to travel to California. April 7, 1938. W Ifey—Well, Indeed, you’re not edit, revise or rajaet any copy eon* Salary (18 pr. wk.. See Mr. Miller Agency, 770 Main street, Wllll- vacancy existing over a year. A USED CAR AHD going to hang mother!! out of the ruins of the Austro- Prlco— E ctor’s Note;— To Mr. Burke, tidared objectionable. $6000 3-5— 7-9 ^ m.. New Dom Hotel, mantlc. Tel. 1971-W or 516-J. lieutenant and five privates were Hungarian Empire In 1918, thinks C1X>SJN0 HOURS-^laaallled ado thanks for the answer In a, nutshell. USED TRUCK Hartford, Con HOUSEHOLD Go»g AOAiN, wrm NO rv K m g j .vou honest dealings at all times. rliCa.lion datncl 7th of April. 1935 with CLASSIFICATIONS calf due next week Phone 8931. Selectmen and Board of Police Pro.sectitors .lolin Pfete and Abra- eyes the loveliest you over gased In- realization than any other rulers THF*?» » Now we offer a value which we be- the F^tqiior Conlro' ConitnlsNlon for a to?” ---- "Shucks, y e e ".... "le my , HCNP0K WHCtfe GCINO t Sirth. a••a . a ^ lieve Is one of the moat outstand- Club I’ermit for the sale of alcoholic Commissioners. ham Silver conferred with Chief In Centra] and Eastern Europe. 11 ,nor '-n i*i*» promUta of 13 llrainnrd Tuttle after wh.at the i>ollce head Schallcr INIotor SalesI mouth like a rosebud?"... ."Sure. WHgRgvsi? ir (w, TUg eioitr OP Bncxvwn.nU ...... B ing ever presented to our firm. It ha.s been their procedure from He does not believe Herr Hitler .reffHAF^ c POULTRY ANDSUPPI,IES43 IMacp. Manchpsti'r, (.'4*nn. Tin* IniBincas the start of this controversy to obey said; I Dodge-Plymouth Dealer It la "---- "Is my figure divine?’’ will attack but If ever th il day "— MAKgp Mg 0VKN EMERGENCY (2.50 WORTH OF FURNITURE in owned by The H* d Men’s Jlulidinj; a a . a a a a a a a ... a .M • . D the law as far aa they are able. .... "Uh-iiuh' .... "Oh, EHmer, you C.rd of Tb.oko ...... £ 3 ROOM.*’ COMPLETE (160 Assoclaito’i Jn>*., of 13 Hrairiard Place. "Bingo must go." | (Her 16 Years of .Square Dcalliig!| comes Benes has prepsred his BABY CHItaiS. Watcrers, feeders, How can a South End dealer know say the nicest things! Tell me some to XomorUB ...... f brooders. Complete dne poultry You save exactly (90 •Mant li®-st<'r. L'onn., and will lip con- Prete added that, "Bingo Is dofl- I country for l^ »t oii« roaod a...... I ducted by Waite. «.*, *^:u8taf«on of a per.son or persona, who resides at nitcly a game of chance." | more!! the blow, both equipment and feeil Checkerboard Do not coiifusc thU type of tuml- ilamliii sfrt**t, Manchester. Conn., 631 Center St. .At Olcott ADnonoonitnti ...... I CALLS the North End. tf he or she should From the prosecutors office It through foreign P*r»on«l. I Feed Store, 10 Apel Place. Phone turc with Just ordinary furniture, os pe»‘'nitt*e. WALTKH r. r.rsTAKSON enter his place of business to pur- w aj announced that there had been Man—Men of my profession must alliancee a n d AolaioakMao 7711. because thc.r' t rooms are entirely chase liquor, without any means of Phono 6101 make a' thorough study of Joints and Auuinaobllu foi SaU ...... « Ualrd Tfh «>f April, 1?3S. many complaints. military strength different. For example, the bedroom 1-4-7-38. Identification other than the posted sections. AotomoblUt foi Bxehanro . . . . . t POLICE suite 1.1 solid maple; the living In New Haven, Chief Philip T. at home. Benes Auto Aeeiuorloo—Tiro* ...... « New Friend—So you're a bone Is shown here on Auto Ropaliinc—Palotlna ...... 1 room suite is In frieze; and imagine, specialist ? the kitchen has a Bengal Range. L a 1936 stamp of Autoa—Ship•*.*1';®'* by...... Truck ...... t 4343 Man—Oh, no. I’m a plumber. . his country,, Auioo—For Ulr* ...... p There are ever so many other Itema ftoiiyrlshl. m s. NBA flsrvie*. Jaw) —S.rvleo—atoroao . . . . . |0 FOR RENT which'are too numerous to mention, UotrrcyoUa— BIcyoloo ...... ij 5 ROOM84 ■t4*ara heat, ^rm^e, but the 3 rooms are complete In FLAPPER FANh^Y Wam.d Autoa—Motnroyolaa . . . . IP Dealrable location. For appoint* By Sylvia FIRE every detail. Yea, even rugs arc In '*»• 0V MA MMVtCC. MC. T. M. MC. 0 *. P*T. OTf - FRECKLES A N D HIS FRIENDS By Blosser ■aalaoaa aaO rrataaalaaal •orafraa ment to aec thla, dial 4842. eluded. So, we advise you to look Hold Everything! Bualnaaa Sarvicaa Oltarad ...... t( South WASHINGTON TUBBS Houaabold Barvtoaa Offaro4 ....K -A over these 3 rooms as soon as pos- By Crane BulMInc—Copiraollop ta H. R. HASTINGS sible. t)UT OUR WAY 881 Oakland Street / HEY. FRECKi By Williams Florlata— Nuraarlaa ...... 14 PHONE OR WRITE FOR A THATGUY DIDNT runaral Dlraotor...... i« 4321 BeSHOT OOWM IM rvE ALuees PASTCBT Haatlng—Plumblog—Hoofins 17 FREE '' 'OURTESY AUTO " SF’eA K A LINE JPUSTLOOK ' W A W T E D 1 0 Inauraooa ...... n Any morning, afternoon or evening fLAKKSS.THBVLL IE S0R1W THiM.I BETCHA. THINO AFOOT, North OF HIS DEBATE ^.ATTHAT TEST OUT TUCv/ I Ullllnary—Oraaamaklnt ...... 14 that you wish to see this or any Moving—Trueklng—Btorago >4 SPEECH ! r r WAS A Public Paaaaogor Barvlea ...... K-A other furniture, we will send one PHONOeRAPH Painting—Paparlnt ...... « 5432 of our 7 'Courtesy Autoa" tc bring Pro'aaalonal Earvicoa ...... ti REAL ESTATE you to the store and take you back ?»P»'rtng ...... „ I I I T -U N J fc- rallorli^—Dyeing—Cleaning ,,, t 4 home again. There Is no obligation ' F1VE„_ roUet Goods and Servlee...... tl AMBULANCE If to bay— exchange or rent whatsoever for this service, evpn tf THUnV •THREE- Wanted—Buelnees Bervloa ...... M Real Catate* thi# agency can yoii do not ouy. Edacafleaal (Doufan) aorely aaaUt yon. A-L-B-E-R-T-S Couraaa uO Claaaa...... 41 iMany local and farm proper- Main Store— Waterbury yOt/DNC^ > Private loatruottone «•••••:•••• II tlea to clioo#e from. $800 down All Storea Open Wed. A Sat Evea. DREAM THAT Mualcal—Dramatic„ ...... 14 5630 bajB a borne. OLD WA«HIE Wamad—Inairiiciltma ...... 4* WAS riaaaHal (Holloran) MACHINERY AND rOOUS 52 Bond*—Slocka—Mortgageg •••■■ II BROIce, Rutineaa Opportunities 11 H. R. Hastings OLIVER TRACTORS are equipped WOULD Money to Loan ...... n 3060 881 Oakland Street ’ DUI 4842 with starters. You don't crank the _ Help Bag BltaaftoM Always Open Oliver 6 cylinder smooth nm- Re.p Waoted’-'Female ...... || (Qnlah) Help Wanl-d—.Mai...... 14 nlng tractor. Get the details on the SaUta*neo Vtigoted ...... ••.Il-A Oliver today. Dublin Tractor Co., Help Wenud—Mate or Female.. 17 4340 Providence Rd., WUIlmantlc. Agooie Wanted ...... » b.I7-A KItuailont Wanifd^Pemala 18 fclluailon* Wanted—M ale...... ti Erroloyment Agencies ...... 4« APARTMENTS—FLATS— I.It # Stork— Pel*—P e«ltry^ Teblelea HOSPITAL TENEMENTS 63 l>Dg*—.£rde—Per* ...... FOR SALE Ll'e Stock—t ehtclee FOR R E NT—TW O room furnished Pocl’ ry and Soppllea ...... 5131 To kettle an estate, a .82-Acre or unfumiabed, 4 room furnished Waraed— Pea— Poultry—Btcek Fann« 6-roora houtie and barn, apartmenC Aratlable at once. Cen- For aal^^Mlaeellaaewwa Art'eits For bala ...... with trout brook and pond. An tennial ApU. CaU 4131. Boat! and Acceaaerlea .....1.111 Ideal aaramer place. Rullditag Ma'ariala ...... WATER DEPT. FOR R E N T—S IX ROOM duplex, pUmundK—Watchea—Jewelry .. all modem improvemento, comer Plertrical Appliance#—Radio 4J Fuel and Peed ...... 4J-A 3077 Roosevelt and Lincoln streeta. In- Gardtr—Farm— Dairy Prodaeta M Isaac Proctor quire 68 Summer etreeC Houaabold O o o d a ...... n 51 15'alnnt S t r e e t was lovely! Can you play ‘Home, Sweet H o m e T ’CwHtri Machlner> and Toola .i!ll».l~ ai (AfUrSP.M .) FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, .agMmKY#tAM#vtcr tiv Uua*ct.l Inatrumenta ...... II Mancheatert Conn. Phone 8859 ready May let. AU conveniences, "Sometimee I think I’m the only one in the family arith any. Office and Store Equlpmael •••• fti musical talent—;we just FINISHED joyin', iL” -"' "She has Ihree sons, and by a slrangp coincidence one is Bpeciale at the Stone#...... |f 7868 488 Main s tree t CaU 3535 or 8142. in apain, one is in China, and one is in Austria.' Wantad—To Buy ...... n MANCHESTER _ _ Raatnamntn MYRA NORTH, SPECIAL NURSE Mystery Note Room. Without Board ...... WATER CO. By THOMPSON AN D COLL TCuntrj Board—RaaoKa...... HetaU—Raatanranta ...... EFOBE MVEA HA* A CHAMCE TD SAV A OOOO GRIEF.' WHV DIDN'T I THINK VEP. M ISS NORTH - 'CORDIN' 70 BLn, SHERIFF- IT'S PROBA8LV JUST Waatad—Rooma—^ ard ...... 5974 WOCD. BLACK LUKE PSAPPEAC.S IKl RaO Batata Pat Raat IT BEFORE r THAT MAN MUSI VOUC DESCRIPTION THAT'S 1 W A S T O A THREAT OF SOME Apa^aata, Flala TadamaaU _ THE BRUSH. CUeiOUSLV SHE IMSPECT5 SHERIFF LUKE.' LET'S SEE WHAT TH'COM OlVE THAT TO SORT,MISS...WHV. Baatnaa Looattona ter Rant .7! THE ENVELOPE HE HAS HANDED H E R .... WILSON* FOUNDED jaca; j ---- THIS INSIDE SHEET Babvrbaa For Rant GAS CO. CRITTER'S ■u m ar Homaa For Rant - Waatad la Rant ...... 13.” ■aal Batata gaa Bala 5075 Apartaaaat Bnlldlag ter Sate Boalaaas tor Bate Fanaa aa< ^ a d ter Bala .a .” ELECTRIC CO. 5181 Evening Herald 5121 ‘iS

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i JfAOE FOURTEEN fUawttfpBter lEwtrtM S Ifm lh ‘mURSDAT. APRIL T, 19M • H ------In connection with .the divisional AU Past Grands of King Da'vld •Arthur* W. Benson of Benaon ABOUT TOWN rally of the Salvation Ariny In Hart- Lodge, I. O. O. F. are requeated-to Furniture and R«dlo left New York ford, tomoiTow, a group of the be present on Friday night for the yesterday on a lO-day Havana Thi *eenomic4tl way t » bwy H m members of the Home League of purpose of selecting a member of The local Improved Order of Red cruise. TTie crulM represents a prize FREE! the local corps will broadcast to- the lidge' to be appointed by tbe won by Mr. Benson for an out- this ptrsmal neeusity Men will hold their weekly bingo morrow at 1:15 from SUUon WTHT, Grand Warden to serve as District standing salea record for PhUeo ra- games tonight In Tinker hall start- and Mra. Russell Clough will play Deputy Grr id Master for the next ing at 8:30. The usual ten attend- dios during the month o f January 8 O 'CLO C K T O N IG H T a 'cello solo.. Mrs. Commissioner two years. It Is important that aU and February. Other winners Self Serve 2:30 fo 5:30 ance prizes will be drawn until won. Damon wlU speak. past grands attend this meeting. throughout the country make up Towmsend CJlub No. 2 will meet the cruise party. Mr. Benson la the 5 M A R KET B A SKETS tomorrow evening at the Y. M. C. The Manchester Democratic Wo- The Ladles’ Aid society of the only Phllco dealer In this section KOTEX R., at which time plans wdll be made men’s, club wUl have a meeting Buckingham Connegational church fortunate enough to wtn the covet- ed Havana trip. Friday Specials Worth obont M-00 eoch. Filled with meotN grocertee, fm ite and for the mass meeting Sunday after- Wednesday evening. April 13. at wlU hold a sale m home made foods UNmiY Rmuin vegetable*, bread and pastry. And remember, they’re absolntely In variety, tomorrow morning from noon at 3 o’clock In the Masonic 8:15, at the home of Miss (Carrie tree. Winners mast be present _ , 9 o'clock on at the J. W. Hale Com- Temple, Danbury. Bendeson, 203 East O n ter street. Junior glrU of the American Le- A t this Urns candidates for the pany’s store. The committee In gion auxUlary wiU meet tomorrow Baher*a Baktag biennial convention wlU be elected. charge Includes Mrs. CHiaries Pal- Nothing To Buy! The Young People’s Singing com' mer, Mlsa Etta Bell, Mrs. Erwin evening at 7 o’clock at the home pany will meet at 4 o’clock tomor- of Mra. Leon Bradley, 181 Wads- in boxes of 64 Reed and Miss Susan Weir. row Often,oon at the Salvation The parlors of the -Second <3on- worth street C H O C O LA TE No Strings A ttached! Army citadel. Mrs. James Munsle, gregational church were filled yes- Professor William F. Kirkpatrick Special! Jr., would like all members to be terday afternoon by Women’s of C!onnectlcut State College wUI be JOat dn In the eoapon In today's Herald with name and addreaa present League members and friends, for and bring to ear market. Then be present at drawing tonight the speaker at the weekly noonday h lb. bar 14c at 8 o’clock. the lecture by Attorney Fred Man- meeting of the JClwanls CHub at tbe Note—TW . Item appeared Mrs. Andrew Apel of Saybrook U ning. Through the courtesy of Hotel Sheridan on Monday. HIS suji- In our advt last night at S4e. the guest o f her sister-ln-law, Mrs. Edmund Zacher of Hartford, Mr. ject wlU be "T h e History and Oper- The mtotake was oauaed by (jieorge W. Kuhney of Henry etreet Manning showed a collection o f in- ation of the Storri’ Egg-LayIng F. E. B R A Y marking the gnanttty Sgnre teresting motion pictures of the Contest" JEWELER In the place aUowed for the JELL-0 Popular Food M arket Coronation of Geotge VI, In May of Mrs. Alexander cniitord, Mta. State Theater Bnildlng price. David Robinson and Mrs. Christine 1937, also a aeries of pictures of the 888 Main Ktreet Robinow Building Robinson wdll be hostesses at the flood of Mari;h 1936, when the Con- 787 Main Street “ WTiere Thrifty Shoppers Shop” social following the meeting of S t necticut river overflowed 1(8 banks, 3 pkgs. 14c Mary’s Woman's auxiliary tomor- and scenes In Florida. He waa ac- iceti row evening. corded a hearty vote of thanks. Tea A Complete t-»«. o t was served by the committee of Let Us Wash hostesses. EASTER CARDS Snnsweet A special meeting of the local Your Windows Twilight League will be held at The following members of the Jack Dwyer’s office on Main etreet general committee of the fiftieth 5c*®25c PRU NES at 7:30 o’clock tonight All repre- and anniversary of the Manchester Fire sentatives of league teams are At VAN^S Department will meet at 8 o’clock urged to be present Beat Your Rugs SETBACK ac the fire house, Main and Hilliard Watch and Jewelry ^Sponsored by Manchester Oreea 2 lb. pkg. 14c streets Friday evening: Paul O r- DONE REASONABLY Oomrairalty Ulab. vlnl. Charles O’Conner. Karl Keller, Repairing At Manchester Ureea School 7 gats. Goodrich Gas *1 •00 Lawrence Moonan, Frederick Mc- Phone 3926 Tomorrow Night, a P. 8L Carthy, Mark Holmes, Raymond Reasonable Prices 8 PlsytofrP»i Coleman, George GraziadIo, William AdaslawMi 38e. You Get More For Your Moifey At Knofla, Howard Keeney, Joseph Read The Herald Advi. DRIVE cniartler, John F. Limerick, William R. Campbell, Thomas Ctonran, W il- SERVICE liam Grimn, William Frazier, Law- rence Converse. Matthew Merz and

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we can repair It. We also HOME have a very complete stock sAOEOSlBih of new wipers and can give HADDOCK FILLETS. Regularly 27c. COMES you an allowance on your SPECIAL! Pound ...... old one. 21c

LIM A BEA NS I! Garden fresh, tender baby green Umas. Ragularly t S c . rs a Norton Electrical FIRST! SPE C IAL! Box ...... dC 1 C Instrument Co. And so homes should b . KITCHEN Hilliard St. Phone 4060 kept fully repaired— DIN N ER FOR 4 - Y O U SA VE 10c needed alterations should 1 LB. HADDOCK FILLETS — 1 BOX LLMA BEAN8 — sw a ^5531— 5

1 BOX STRAWBERRIES. RegaUrly 81c. Special! * 1 C ' be made and comfortable

housing provided for the J Fresh Mushrooms, Ih. 25r im n e h i:rst fresh fish H E A R - family. s SEI

New Texas Cherry stone Clams The ABC Monthly Payment J. G. Baum gartner BEETS, bunch , Qnohaug Chowder Clams i ... 5c Baritone Plan now gives home own- V, Opened Quohaug Clams O f The Westminster Choir .School ers the opportunity to make Confectionery or Brown Fresh Oystera____pint .2.2c every needed repair and Sugar ...... 3 lbs. 19c Guest A rtist Frying Oysters.. .pint 48c improvement and arranges At The 8-Ounce Cans of Fresh Scallops ...pint .25c easy and convenient,

PEARS -- PEACHES — monthly payments. POLLOCK and G Cle f Club SLICED Q cans r j g* PEACHES O CDC Uliole Haddock, ——— G. E. W illis & Son, Ih...... 10th Annual 12ic PCS - Fresh Cauliflower Inc.

Skinless Fillet of Sole Concert Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Dandelion Greens Supplies, Paint

Green Beans .. .2 qts. 21c 42c lb. 3 Main Street Tel. 5125 And Here’s Sweet A4on., April 25

At ORANGE MARMALADE

Fresh Haddock Fillets for your morning toast at a Emanuel price which Is sure to make 24c lb.

yon Include a Jar or two with SMELTS ...... lb. 21c Lutheran Church your order. ABC Eserhcst (the Sunshine Vita-

min) Pure Fancy Fresh Halibut MONTHLY

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2 ja r s 39o. Lamb Patties____ 4 f o r 29c Iimerspring • P L A N . Beef Liver ,1b. 25c

Fresh Strawberries Derby Fish S a u c e ____ 15c MATTRESS 18c pint Tartar .Sauce...... 12c-29c Every W o m an Hopes T o H ave A t Some T im e A M o dern

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IT ’S R E A LLY A M A Z I N G W. G. Glenney Co. SPECIAL!

Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies. Paint 50 B A B Y C H IC K S

T HE DIFFEREN CE A U TTLE , __ Value $6.00

336 No. Main Street Manchester ? 1 OIL BROODER P A I N T A N D L U M B E R W h y strug gle lo n g er w ith an o ld - f ash io n ^ Phone 4149 ' Value $9.60

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