Mrs. Edward U Oates of North Th. Highland Park Community Dr. Robert Demlng, who recent­ Elm street is confined to ber bed club will give the flrat Mtback to­ ly lectured at Center church under KNIGHTS ARE PLANNING with an attack o f bronchitis and night in the new Mrlea of aU Mctala Uie auspices o f the Daughters of tbe American Revolution, has been sinus trouble. on conMCuUve TuMday mrening.. Three caab prlaca wlil b « awnrdad engaged by tbe Educational club to ENIERTAINMENT TONIGHT A V u t lUtroa'a mMtiiic oC Om aa taeretofora, 33, 31.00 and 31, with give a locture at tbs Hollister Helen Davidson Lodge.‘Daughters BUr wUl U iMld at tha a grand piiae of 38 and a apaclad at­ street school, Monday evening, of Scotia, has received an invitation PAST HIGH PRIESIS I « t U n . Uiciua Foirtar at tba tendance price aacb evenutg and March 38, on tho subject, "Let us Program to Follow Meeting Taolght from BUlen Douglas lodge of Hart­ Celebrate the Tercentenary.” Dr. ___ a t Acaduny and Parkar refreahmenta. Thoae wbo attended March 8—A nnual turkey supper attaata niuraday nlgtit at • o'clock. ford, to attend a turkey supper, en- the club’e circus program Saturday Demlng Is state supervisor of Arranged to Interest New TO OCCUPY CHAnS tertMnment and dance Saturday adult ^ucation. All members of and entertainment, St M i^s ' ' Aftar tha butineas sesaioii, Monte night; bad a Jolly g o ^ time. Elmer Members; Brooklyn 1 Speaker. church, by GirU’ Friendly aoclety. March 18.— T e Old TImsa School, carlo whlat will bo played. evening at 6:30. A ll local Daughters Thienee wae the prime mover and the club and friends are urged to at Scotia who plan to attend are reserve the date. Annual Night to Be Observed Also annual banquet o f Dilworth- S t James’s choirs, at High school kept things going in the make-be­ haU. requested to notify the secretary, Entertoinere will be present from Oomell Poet, American Legion, at lieve ring. in Masonic Temple Tomor­ Orange Hall. PRICE THREE C B N m ' Waa Dorla Andaraon of 03 Nor- Miss Mildred Sutherland by tomor­ Tbe Sewing circle of the Army Hartford at the open meeting of March 16, 30, 31, S3__ Harold ■ a a atieet was given a ;.urprisa row Night— H. B. House in A t State Theater—Rudy Vallee in Cooking school, morning at 10, row at the latest. The Ladles AM society of the and N avy club auxiliary will meet Campbell Council, K. i t C., which party laat night In honor of her Concordia Lutheran chuvub will tonight at 8 o’clock with Mrs. Ella Charge. ’’Sweet Music". Two complete shows State theater. leth birthday. Oosa to thirty per- will be held in Tinker Hall tonight. at 7 and 0. meet this evening at 7:30. La Pine of 833 Center street. March 30.—Salvation Army varie­ Piringr Verbal Shots At F. D. R.*s Foes aons ware present and Miss Ander­ Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Viccica of Chairman John McCluskey o f the Tomorrow New York announce the engagement ty musicale. RURAL UPLIFT BILL RELIEF BOARD sen racalvod numerous gifts. Dur­ committee having the arrangementa Past High Priests’ Night will be March 3.— Quarry club, Osano’a of their daughter Lena to Michael Mary Buahnell Cheney auxiliary, ing tha evening, refreshments were for the meeting In charge said today celebrated at tba regular masting This Week March 33. — Tall Cedars formal Della Fera of this town. U. S. W. V. wlU bold lU regular dance. Sunset Ridge Cotmtry club. served and a social hour was enjoy­ business meeting tomorrow night at AUTOMOHLE SUPPLY that there would be a good program of Delta Chapter, Royal Arch Ma­ March 3.—^Annual spring musical HOLMES, GREAT JURIST^ ed. 8 o’clock In the State Armory. of Bonga and musical numbers pro­ o f Cosmopolitan club at Center March 28.—Bklucatlonal club lec­ MUST EXPLAIN sons, tomorrow evening at 7:80 la A meeting o f Masque and Wig, vided and in addition to tbe Hart­ the Masonic Temple. The Master church house. ture at Hollister street school. KILLED BY SENATE A "N ew Deal” social wUl be the the dramatic club of the Center Con­ The Asbury group of the Wealey- STORE TO OPEN HERE ford entertainers there would also Mason’a degree will be conferred on March 9.— 'iTiird annual dance of March .36.— Annual concert o f O feature of the Luther League meet­ gregational church, will take place aii Guild will be gucata of tbe W ill­ be local men appearing. a well known candidate by High I.«cal 3135, Odd Fellows hall. Clef cIuD at Emanuel Lutheran NURS^YCUTS ing at the Emanuel Lutheran church Thursday evening at 7:30 at the ing Workers tomorrow afternoon at The principal speaker this eve­ Priest Herbert B. House wbo will Coming Events church. home of Miss Evelyn Johnston, 21 2:30 at the South Metbodlat church. ning will be Harry Wood of Brook­ March 11-34— Naxarene church Repablicaiis and Socialists SUCCUMBS TWO DAYS tonight. A large attendance of mem­ Tbe store In the Dr. James Farr preside in the East and tbe sub­ April 23.—Formal hall of Knighte ALYCE’S CONDITION bers is expected. A line program of Bigelow street. lyn, N. T „ who Is now In Connecti­ ordinate chairs will be filled by Past revivals. o f Columbus. building on Main street, vacated on entertainment has been arranged by Tbe Home Guards and Klnge* cut In the Interest of the nation­ High Priests of Delta Chapter. March 18. — "Pomander Walk”, April 26.—Community Players In State Tax Commissioner’s Heralds will meet tomorrow after­ Com bbe to Gnre Death the athletic committee. Girls of the Walther League will March 1 by Mrs. Pauline Barrett, wide campaign that Is to start next A social hour will follow the meet­ Sock and Buskin club. High school “Tommy” , Hollister street school, noon at 4 o’clock at the Soutb meet tonight at the Zion Luthersm was today leased to a New Haven week for members of the order. Mr. ing and refreahmenta will be served hall. auspices of Simsel Rebekah Lodge. REPORTED ‘BETTER’ Office Wants to Know The regular monthly meeting of church on Cooper street to form a Methodist church. organization that will deal In auto­ Wood, who is master of the fourth in tbe banquet hall. Also baaketbaU benefit at State Thmst to Much Dbpnted 94TH April 29.—Tenth annual concert BEFORE BIRTHDAY the Polisb-Amerlcan club will be sewing club. Mrs. Selma Kamm will mobile and radio supplies. They degree In the Brooklyn, N. Y., dis­ Armory, sponsored by Bluefleld A. of Beethoven Glee club at High held on Sunday, March 10. It Is im­ direct the class in dressmaking and Sunset Rebekab lodge followed Its will start making changes in the trict is a person well Informed on Mrs. Elizabeth Wamock of Char­ C., for M. H. S. track team. sr*- "• Basis Used in Reducing meeting Inst night with bridge, Federal Measure. portant that every member he pres­ Miss Mildred Matchulot will have store within the next week or ten the subject and is a good speaker. ter Oak street has returned to her March 16.—Bail of Ancient Order May 18.— (Tentative), Concert by Doctors, However, Say She ent charge of the embroidery and other while the officers held a rehearsal. days and expect to be open for busi­ Refreshments consisting of sand­ home after visiting relatives In o f Hibernians at Country Club. Death Comes PeacefoDy To Mrs. Lida Richmond won first prize H.i.ti school chorus and orchestra at Assessment of Stock. forms of fancy work. Tho classes ness by April 1. wiches and coffee will be served to Mystic. Also 32nd anniversary celebration High school ball. The committee in charge of ar­ will meet every Tuesday evening at and Miss Alice Wilson, consolation. State Capitol, Hartford, March 6. Is StiO Critical— Not Ye Sandwiches, cake and coffee were rangements for the card party to be :30 for the present. All girls of the — (A P ) — Republicans and Socialists Former Justice of U. & served by Mrs. Elhelwyn Shields, held in St. Bridget’s parish hall, parish will be welcome to Join and An explanation concerning the Mrs. Eliza Chapman, Mrs. Alice In the Senate lined up against the “Out of Woods.** Monday evening, March 11, will may bring their own work. sweeping reductions made In the Supreme Court— Nation’s meet in the hall this evening at 8 Larder, Mrs. Mabel Thomfeldt, Mre. solid Democrat forces today to de Alice D. Wilson, Mias Olive Rich­ assessment of stock owned by local o’clock. th « J W .II A U feat the Rehabilitation Ck>rporatton A t the annual meeting of the Red mond, Miss S&rah Pentland. Mrs. Green eUamps Issued. bill. Fall River, Mass., March 6.— nurseries Is asked Of the Board of Men's Building Association, Inc., Lillian Heim and Miss Helen John- HALES SELT SLMVL Foremost Citizens Call at The Republican-Socialist alliance, (A P )—The condition of Alyce Jane Relief, which made the cuts, by the held lost night In the club rooms on the flrat on a majority controversy Bralnard place, all officers were re- McHenry, Omaha, Neb., girl oper­ state tax commissioner in a letter since the now famous 17-15-3 Sen­ received today. Home to Express Sym* clccled as follows: W. Bcbleldge, A members' social will be held to­ G R o c e: p > ate deadlock over organization, ated on Monday for diaphragmatic SPECIAL! prc;ildcnt; B'rank Diana, vice-presi­ morrow afternoon by the Emblem Hale’s New brought the final death blow to the hernia, waa reported as "better" to- Opens Up Argument FIRST tirALITV dent; William Leggett, treasurer; club at the Elks home In Rockville. measure which sought to -make Con­ day by doctors attending her at Although the Board of Relief pathy— To Hold Military Joseph Bnrto. assistant treasurer; members have steadfastly refused Walter Gustafson, secretary, and necticut eligible to receive Federal Truesdale hospital. A bulletin sign­ Rubber Heels Earl Roberts lodge. Sons o f St. funds for rural rehabilitation. ed by Dr. George C. King said the to divulge to the taxpayers, to Cleveland Ellington, assistant sec­ George, will meet |n Odd Fellows whom they are answerable, the rea- Funeral — Bnrial Friday retary. The bill, overwhelmingly defeated child’s temperature waa 100.2, pulse hall tomorrow evening at 8 o’clock. 124, respiration 24. n for their decision to cut the Lenten Spe^als In the Republican-dominated House nursery stock assessment, the ac Business of Importance will be dis­ laat week, was killed in the Senate The bulletin said "A lyce had her m TTeTTWotson Woodniff will be the cuss^. After the meeting a draw­ Sweaters tion o f the state tax commissioner 18 to 17. first bowel movement since the op­ Attached. speaker at the meeting of the Pro­ ing will take place on the quilt pre­ eration. An enema waa used for In "forcing the hand" of the Board fessional Girls club tonight at 8 sented by Lady Roberta L^ge. All ■iTie vote by party was: Is expected to lay bare the entire bring “spring magic’* For passage—Democrats 17. the first time In her life. Previous­ m itter. Washington. March 6.— (AP) —. SAiVI YULYES o'clock at the Center church house. members are urged to return stubs ly when attempts were made to use His subject will be "Lights and and unsold tickets. Against passage—Republicans 15, cnialrman Edward D. Lynch of Peaceful death came today to Oliver SHOE KEFAIK HERVIt E Socialists 3. an enema it caused great distress Shadows of the Thirteenth Cen­ into your wardrobe! and she turned blue.” the Board of Relief refused point Wendell Holmes at 2:15 a. m. after 701 .Main Street tury,” and Is bound to bo interest­ Immediate approval of the meas­ blank again today to make public ure was urged by Governor Wilbur Dr. King’s report showed 4h« a ten-day Illness. ing as well as educational. girl's temperature, pulse and respi­ the reason behind the Board's action ' u n d e r w o o d Twin Sets In lovely new yams. L. Cross, a Democrat in a special In slashing the assessments of nur­ Bespeaking the senUments of tha MUSICALE message to the General Assembly. ration were nearer normal today country. President Roosevelt mourn­ Cardigans with matching or con­ than yesterday when she was very series here to figures considered The rejection of the bill condemn­ ed his passing in a statement Bay­ Friday, March 8 trasting slip-ons in 1935 spring uncomfortable. practically negligible. versions. Luscious pastels and ed in both Houses - as one which in g "the nation has lost one of iU SHII Critical vocabula ry against Father CSiarles E. Cough- Matter of Coarse first citizens.” 3 l\ M. white. threatened Connecticut’s sovereign­ Those watching Alyce’s battle for Mr. Lynch apparently Is imbued FiSH— ASH WEDNESDAY ty marked the initial defeat suffered lln and Senator Huey U m g, form er N R A Adminl.xtrator General Hugh Cabinet members. Congressional Center Church life since her stomach and other or­ (le spoke a t a dinner in New York celebraUng with the idea that the people of A shipment of Fresh F'ish will reach I’inehursl early by a major governor-sponsored pro­ gans were taken from her chest Manchester are not interested In leaders and a host o f government S jM 'c H o g P g $2.98 posal in this session. publication of Ills memoirs, warned that chaos and dictatorship Im- officials and plain private clUzena tomorrow morning. Parlors cavity and returned to their prop­ ^nded if the 80 million "busted babies" followed the “ pled pipers" of this matter, which really Is o f vital Advocates of the measure went In­ concern to all taxpayers. He said Joined the C3def Executive In expres­ By fXl.SMOPOLITAN CLITB er place in the abdominal cavity the lunatic fringe of politics in their attacks on the Roosevelt recov- Filet of Haddock Stewing Oysters to today’s fight with high hopes that were more optimistic over her €ry plan. ho personally bad heard no com­ sions of praise fo r the 93-year-old Steak Cod Artists— All of Boston— the bill would i.neak through to chances today. They said, however, plaints, nor had any of the other former Justice of the Supreme Chowder Clams Cnderwood’s cans <3ourt; Cod to lioil Albert Raymond, Baritone. Clam Chowder passage in the Senate. Their hopes her condition still waa critical and members been approached to ex­ Wesley f'opplestone. Tenor. Funeral plana were shaped by Boston Bluefish, 15c lb. were based on an announcement that she had some time to go be­ plain the cause bidiind the reduc­ Finnan Haddie or Bernard 4. O’Connor, Pianist made last week by Senator J. Ken fore she waa “out of the w o^a.” tion. Mr. L 3rnch's statement indicat­ relatives In the unpretentious Eye Mackerel. 15c lb. Smoked Filet of Tickets 38 cents. Tuna Fish .Sunbeam 7 -oz. cans neth Bradley, Republican floor lead- Mrs. Luella McHenry, Alyce’s ed the taxpayers apparently are in­ street home where Mr. Holmes sue- Butterfish, 19c lb. Haddock, lb. .. er that he would support it. Had he mother who accompanied her east LOYAL GREEKS ADVANCE clined to take the nursery assess­ cumbed to bronchial pneumonUL F^iet of Sole 32c followed his original intention, the for the operation she hopes will re­ ment reductions as a matter of while he slept. bill would have been approved 18 to store the little smiling girl’s health, course. Chief Justice Charles Evans I Specials On Citrus Fruits . . , Huy Them By the 110x11 Salmon '-i 18o 17 by the Senate. Republicans held waa frankly encouraged this morn­ Dcp\ity Tax Commissioner Arthur Hughes was one of the first to pay a caucus prior to the Senate session ing by the apparent improvement TO DRIVE OUT REBELS F. Potter, when asked by the Eve­ his personal respects. In her daughter’s condition. ning Herald today if the state tax to Sl*e I IJirgs 84 Sl*e Coat Sweaters In the new and it Is understood tbe rehabilita­ OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES Military Funeral ATWOOD GRAPEFRUIT ATWOOD (iRAPEFRUIT RUMMAGE button-front dapper tion bill was discussed then. Be­ Although she had been at the commissioner's office was interested Arrangements were made to bold I Hearrhllght tall cans Two Deckers are the last word! in the action of the Board o f Relief, Salmon models. Also rakish cause o f the solid Republican vote bedside of the child for the past a military funeral, with burial la Slip-on with sleeveless cardigan Three Divisions Move For­ replied that the office most certain­ 5 for 29c 3 for 25c sllp-ons with new neck­ cast against it, observers leaned to three nights with little or no rest Arlington cemetery on Friday—tha In contrasting tone. Black- herself she was down to breakfast DEPUTIES nCHT ly was Interested. He asserted a let­ Bo.x of 80, $3.59. | §3.75 box line effects. Lovely the belief that tbe caucus adopted day that would have been Mr. white, orange-white, green-nils, early with the announcement: “ Her ter had been mailed to the Board SALE Sunbeam W et or Dry apriugiab pastels, white. the unit rule on the bill and that Holmes’ 94th anniversary. Juice Oranges of Good Quality ______23c doz., 2 doz. 45c blue-powder. condition la encouraging to all of ward in Salonika; Casualty asking for an explaaation and an this explained Bradley’s vote against HOLMES LOVED SOUTUDE, A steady stream.of callers psissil us." outline ns to how the Board arrived TIirRSDAY, 8IARCH 7 DUEL IN FRANCE In and out the door of the residence, Calls For Mother at the reduction. Here Is (Jood New.s . . . BUTTER IS I-OWER . . . and SHIMMP 2 25c Would Have Been KlUed Lists Heavy Bat Details as yet bearing no outward sign IN FARR BLOCK $1.98 $4.50 Mrs. McHenry, an attractive, Gentle Reminder will be on .sale tomorrow at the special price of, Even If the bill, supported by slight, woman, prematurely gray, life had been stilled for the great Next To .Salvation Army Cilndcl. The letter of the state tax com­ HIS FRIENDS MAKE KNOWN "Liberal.” pound ...... Democrats as a pure relief proposal said Alyce called for her constant­ Are Kept Secret. missioner which can be regarded as 36c One o f Combatants Slightly Men who once served as seers- Auspices of strictly Fresh and one that did not Infringe on ly and "doesn’t want me to go out a gentle reminder to the Board of SARDINES SARDINES T U N A FISH state’s rights, bad received Senate of her sight." Kviicf that it is responsible to higher taries to Mr, Holmes, numbering 8lonciiester Mothers* Club. doz. 3 3 * more than 30, either were already in Tiny Cross Pack In Olive Oil W hile approval, it was virtually agre^ Athens, March 6.— (A P)—Three Wounded in Exchange of authority, is certain to bring to light Bat at the Same Tone Kept even among its most ardent sup­ (Continued oo Page Eight) PRESIDENT MOURNS Washington or were on their way 2 for 2.5c 3 for 25c 2 for 42c loyal divisions o f the Greek army, interesting facts concerning the Fine Creamery porters that its ultimate fate would nursery assessments, town offftfals here from many parte of the Nation. Butter have been death through disagree­ advancing from three separate di­ Shots; Dispute Unsettled. contended today. Pace With World— Spent Edward Holmes, o f Boston, a Fresh Peas - Spinach - Beets • Celery - Tomatoes, Etc. ing action o f tbe two Houses. rections, drove forward today in an The nursery reductions were as DEATR OF JURIST nephew of the Jurist and hts closest Rob’t. K. Anderson W e’ve the correct new Opening up the attack on the bill. effort to "liquidate” the rebel forces follows: C. R. Burr and Company, relative, said: "It was a peaceful Birdseye Peas, Spinach, Broccoli and Tiny Green Limas Crisple’s TEN YEAR OLD BOY Most of Time with Books Crackers Senator Bradley Judiciary commit­ fighting In Salonika with their Paris, March 6.— (AP) __ Two ending to a long life. We are thank­ lb. box 2 0 « ful that there was no suffering are ready to serve . . . save time . . . priced low. Funeral Director for tee chairman said the principle be­ backs to .be Aegean Sea. Corsican members of the Chamber (Oontlnaed on Page Two) hind it is characteristic of the enter­ throughout the Ulness." KNOWS OPERATIONS Government troops, under General of Deputies fought a duel at dawn m His Huge Library. Says Nation Has Lost One of W ATK INS BROS., prises launched by the Federal gov­ R«Vort Denied Woolen ernment during the last two years. George Kondylls, minister of war, In a football stadium on the out­ The nephew, who was prssent poured Into the valley of the Stru­ "The public debt has increased by skirts o f Paris today and then left jrith several close friends and mem­ Pinehurst Grocery, Inc. Inc. HOT CROSS ma, attacking the rebels from the Washington, March 6.— (A P )—Of Its First Citizens — some ten billions o f dollars in an ef­ the field of honor unreconciled after FREEDOM IS NEAR bers o f the household when Mr, Dial 4151 302 Main Street New Funeral Home Hat Had 19 So Far Yet west. General loannides led a divi­ one had been .slightly wounded. all America’s great, probably none Holmes died, said no one except doc­ fort to solve relief problems. H ie sion from the northwest and a di­ BVHS dozen 1 9 « government has permitted and per­ Cesar Camplnchl came off second lived more aloof from his fellow Statement tors or nurses had talkeo to tha Skirts vision under General Glalystras best In the encounter, being struck 142 East Center Street former JusUce In the last week o f haps caused the problem to grow so bore down from the north. FOR SISTER AIMEE men than Oliver Wendell Holmes. Hot from the Nrwton Robertson Bakery! Tasty, fresh Writes to Alyce Jane to in the wrist in the first exchange his illness. Holmes said a report that Tel.: -“ natty bujtton-down-front styles. that is more difficult and dangerous The details of their operations For almost three quarters of a —“delicious! * o f shots with his adversary, Horace Washington, March 6— (AP) — ^ had joked with his close friend. to solve than a year ago, and of the casualty lists were strict­ century, the celebrated Massachu­ ORIce 5171. House 7494. —tailored modela with low placed pleats. de Carbuccla. He waa taken to Professor FeUx Frankfurter, of tha "The bill no longer has the sup­ Comfort Her. ly censored. setts Jurist, scholar and soldier, de­ President Roosevelt Issued a state­ hospital for treatment. Harvard K«aw School* waa du# to la tailored sklrte taabloned port of the governor. Its principles It waa learned, however, that the Signature of Judge AU That voted his tremendous talents and ment today saying that the Nation cross party lines.” The duelists' seconds disclosed misunderstanding. He explained that WHY ‘blue coal' of Q U A LIT Y woolens from the country’s leading looms. rebel territory extends from the that the origin of the 111 feeling be­ energy to the service of his country "has lost one of its first citizens” In Fresh, Full Pods thla . incident had occurred two Peas Checks and solid tones In Just the shades to flatter new New York, March 6__ (AP) Struma valley In Eastern Macedo­ tween the two Corsicans was an ar­ and Its citizens. Y et he almost al­ the death o f Oliver Wendell Holmes. 2 lbs. 2 1 c spring sweaters. state Capitol, Hartford, March 6 nia into Western Macedonia to a Is necessary to Make Her Expressing the personal sorrow of weeks ago on a previous visit a t tba Jolmnie Stelnburger knows what an ticle referring to Campinchi publish­ ways looked out on life from the se­ Harvard scholar. — (AP) — The rehabilitation corp- operation la. He's had 19 of them In point roughly 10 miles east of Alex- ed In Carbiiccia's weekly. clusion o f the Supreme Court or himself and Mrs. Roosevelt, the BURNS BETTER Former associates Justica A B S W Florida's his 10-year span of life. andioupolia. The northern boundary The periodical recently attributed through his study windows. President said that “The people of a t ATLANTIC HALE’S Sporta Section—Second Floor* (Oonttnoed oo Page Tm ) Divorce Complete. Holmes on the Supreme (3ourt bench m sSpRSSrjr Hearts or Singles That's why he sent Alyce Jane extends roughly along a line drawn a Jury verdict condemning a blind He kept step mentaily, however, America mourn the death o f the bunch 13« near Seres and Drama but exclud- were deeply affected. All expected to REASON NO. 34 McHenry—who 1s the same age— a slayer to death to a plea for the with the mighty panorama of a venerable and beloved Justice.” Inx Xanthl. The southern boundary coll at the home before going to *bla« ii • aqiur« fractarf, prayer to say before she went under defendant made by Caihpinchl. changing civilization—in touch with His statement follows: Firm, Ripe Is the Aegean. Los Angeles, March 6—(AP)— Court for iU regular sessloB. A 4iam fr«e borning PenntyUania Tomatoes the operation to turn her stomach The article said the lawyer "made the progress ahd problems of the "Oliver Wendell Holmes, associ­ FUEL box 2 1 e Operations were hindered by the The law was ready today to declare ate Justice of the Supreme Court of formal statement was anticipated hard coal, li comra to you in HUEY NOW SEEKS right side up at Fall River, Maas. a mistake In not keeping still.” Sister Almec Semple McPherson a plain citizen and jealously watchful **eabea** inalead of flat aJalM. And Alyce said the prayer, and today cold rainstorm which descended on , Goes Oft Areidcfltally the United States, retired, baa left from the C%ief Justice when tha and the battlefields yesterday. TTie gov­ free woman In the world of ro­ as a Supreme Court Justice of the us. court meets at noon. ft U carefnlly and evenly alied. Florida’s Waller N. Leclerc Johnnie sat up In bed In a ward of Small, slender suid of nervous tem­ mance. rights o f tbe individual under con­ When thoao uniform bloeka of eoal Oranges King’s county hospital and cherished ernment troops were reported In­ perament, Campinchi had III luck “The Nation has lost one o f its The full, -Ich life of the reUred doz. 23^ ROBINSON’S SCALP spired by their succtM in driving A ll that is necessary for the final stitutional guarantee. go into your furnace, there aro Funeral Director The Manchester Public Market a letter from her. first citizens. Justice ended serenely In his old red decree divorcing the evangelist Philosophy O f Loneliness fklenty of apaeea for the air to rir* the revolutionists out of Seres, (Oontinoed on Page Twelve) "W e cannot minimize the grief of brick house, a few blocks from the Keep up your spirits,” tbe let­ from the portly baritone, David Hut­ Keynote to the Holmes manner of cttlate through, aunring rnm|)lelo 339 No. Main St. Hanebestet ter said.' which is 45 miles southeast o f Sa­ l ^ t e House. His physician, Dr. RANGE lonika. ton Is for the attorneys to submit living was one o f his few preach­ and even eombuation. *hlne coal* To help along In the matter of (Conttnoed on Page Bight) Thomas A. Clayton said It was tha WALES GUARDING FRONTIERS. the formal decree to the Superior ments: "A man o f high ambition doean*t park down inloa aolid maaa V For Ash Wednesday Long Starts on Campaign to keeping up spirits, the letter even "most peaceful death I ever saw." liko alabby, unevenly •iM'd eoal. With decisive developments ex­ Court for a Judicial signature. must leave his fellow adventurers TBEASUkY BALANCE Holmes had dissented almost to said that Alyce might come to see pected momentarily, Turkey and POLICEMAN KOELLA It was Just a year ago that affa­ and face the loneliness of original Tbat'i why it buma afowIy,Vvenly, OIL Johnnie after she recovers from her the last. Unti, he fell yesterday In Bulgaria were unca-sily guarding ble Hutton, a study for lovers of work.” completeJy— aending ateady. health­ Smash All of Roosevelt’s operation. Washington, March 6.— (AP)— the deep sleep from which be never ful warmth to every room. For bet­ HEALTH MARKET their frontiers. sartorial splendor, settled himself in In the study of hla graciously old- The positjon of the 'Treasury on aroused, he had scoffed at the anx­ A FINE LINE OF SEAFOOD Remains Cheerful ter heat at loweat eoft, phono |U The tension caused by the.massing the witness chair, and told hla woes. fashioned home a short distance March 4 was: iety of doctors and friends over nls N ot that Johnnie can't keep up DIESFROM WOUNDS today and aay *hlne eoal*. Authorized Barbers of Principal Aides. of 80,000 Turkish troops on the Alm ee was not there. from the White House, the snowy- condlUon. Fresh Cod, in piece or sliced to fry ...... 2 lbs. 25c his spirits! Despite almost four Receipts $29,909,994.59; expend], Turko-Greek and Turko-Bulgarian Dave Kept Secrets. haired justice spent much of hla President Informed L.T.WoodCo. Nice White Halibut Steak ...... 25c lb. years In hospitals in Kansas a ty , tures $54,008,443.56; balance $2,. Conn. Master Barbers boundaries was temporarily relieved She had drawn the curtain on time in "original work" and In as­ 023,966,275.08; customs receipts for Word of bis death was sent Im­ 35 Bissel St. Lenten Specials Fresh Boneless Filet of Haddock ____ i . T , ...... 19c ib. Albany and Brooklyn— seven months Tel. 4496 Washington, March 6 — (AP) — as the Turkish government Informed what promised to be a sensational sociation, through the medium of hta the month $3,811,841.64. mediately to the White House. Fancy Fresh Filet of Sole ...... 23c Ib. Huey p. Long waa embarked today this last stretch—Johnnie still talks Greece through its minister at An­ New Haven Officer Shot revelation of domestic drama by President Roosevelt had kept cloas- Protective Association about football and keeps up with books, wi the great in law and In Receipts for the fiscal year (since THE W. G. GLENNEY CO. on an intenaified campaign to amaah kara that It hoped thu revolt would dropping her cross-complaint, in ly in touch with Holmes’ attendants Steak Salmon — Smoked Filets — Fresh Ovsters to literature. July 1) $2,313,783,910.65; expendi­ Coal - Lumber - Muaona’ HuppUr. - Paint the careers of some of the Rooaevelt which she had charged the vaude­ during his vaUant fight to live. Stew — Large Frying Oysters. (Continued on Page Eight) While Pnrsning Burglar There, rising tier upon tier to the tures $4,618,182,412.96 (including 338 No. Main St. Tel. 4I4S Miuirhe.ter HADDOCK FILET VINCENT F.VKKAND admlniatration’s principal support­ (Continued On Page Eight) ville singing husband with appear­ ceiling, were books by the hundreds, Holmes’ first public service was Boston Bluelish to fry or to b a k e ...... 2 lbs. 2.5c ers. ing In company with scantily clad $2,399,215,961.69 o f em-rgency ex­ MATTHEW MEKZ big legal tomes ana the works o f the penditures); excess of expenditures In the blue uniform o f the Federal SwordUsh, center c u t ...... 29c Ib. Meanwhile, the capital, still echo­ chorus girls. Portly Dave waa forces during the <31vl! War. He was LEO POULIN Suspect; Assailant Held. $2,304,398,502.31: gold assets $8, ing with the furious words the silent about previous intimations wounded three times and alter J tO c pound PLOTO PAUANI Fancy Large Sm elts ...... 15c Ib. (Oontinoed On Page Eight) 544,620,664.13. E.\KL STAIRS Louisiana dictator and Democratic that he would "rock” Angelus Tem­ pvjjc was declared returned to Mackerel for baking or frying, medium or large .. 10c Ib. leader Robinson flung at each other ple, intimations which embraced the JOHN L.\KK.ABEE Attempts to Lasso Seal New Haven, March 6.—(AP) __ Harvard at the age of 23. Often In For your llr»t Ixmten dinner, we «UB:rtNit Fat Herrings ...... |b. on the Senate floor yesterday, won­ never ending story of the evange­ W A LT E R .M1CH.VUD Patrolman Walter Koella, 53, shot recent years he had visited nearby fresh HADDOCK FlLjiT. The whole family dered how It all would come out. list’s great disappearance In 1926, HARRY VITULLO twice through the chest while pur­ scenes where he fought long ago. Wednesday Specials at will enjo3' It! Freeh enlpnH*nt direct from Am ong the headliners upon Long when she stepped into the ocean and A believer that "the place for a the Boston FUh Markets! BAULLA PAGANI AT OUR BAKERY DEPARTMENT Fail and Zoo Mourns suing a burglcr suspect died today PATRICK DOUGHERTY has sworn to do vengeance are Rob­ reappeared weeks later in a Mexi­ Sleet, Snow, Dust Storms man who Is complete In all ale Home Made Hot X Buns ...... 20c doz. ■7 in St. Raphael’s hospital after a 20- can desert. ROBERT GENOVE81 inson, Postmaster Farley and Hugh powers Is in the fight,” he found a Johnson. He waa known to be pre­ hour fight for life, during which FR.4NK AlcKECHIE Home Baked Beans ...... iHc quart HU Bitterest PUL well rounded life in the legal pro­ paring new assaults. — lfA < “ Cap’n Bert**) CUpton. 69-year-old physicians administered oxygen Dave did testify that the bitter­ Rage in Parts of Nation fession. After twenty years on the Short Steak lb. 3 9 e JOHN V. DILWORTH A Variety of Home Made Cookies a t ...... 10c doz. former mariner badnt_____a Imd a COW' cow- retired mariner. ji.rriv»H continuously. KLEIN’S MARKET Another Democrat Senator retired mariner, arrived. Clapton’s est pUI he bad to swallow in the two Massachusetts Supreme Court he E. M. ZIMMER1M.AN boy urge, and if a sealing expedition nose for news was developed aa an Coroner James J. Ck>rrigan Imme­ W AL8156. Free DeUvery Op .AU Onler. of gl.OO and Over. Josiah H. Bailey of North Carolina, from Centra] Park Zoo hadn’t lost and a half years o f his marriage— was elevated, by President Theodore Royal Scarlet Light Meat Tuna Fish .... .2 cans for 29c got a prominent place yesterday on assistant ship news reporter for diately summoned witnesses to an It brought tears in his eyes when he Roosevelt to the Supreme CtourL itself In darkest QUEENS, night James Gordon Bennett—he rowed St. Paul, March 6.— (A P )—Theiout the city was estimated at from Hk - .lu of Beef, « ■■ Sirloin Steak lb. 39 c South End Barbera Close the list of men whom Long vows inquest at his office here, after he recounted it—was Almee’s classify­ twin ports o f Duluth and Superior There it was that he wrote the Uoyal Scarlet Pork and A Fine Grade of Pink Salmon ...... tall can 10c Zoo superintendent Alfred E. Smith tbe boat. had received the autopsy report of $250,000 to $300,000 In Duluth and to remove from political life. Dur­ today might have had a new seal ing his ability to run the temple as sUIl were held fast In under an Icy ' Superior. cplnions which became known not ...... I D C Bean., can ...... W e have bruahea for an tjrpes At Noon Wednesday. "Sea dog," remarked Clapton. Dr. Marvin M. Scarbrough disclos­ Stlcklog Pieoe., , o 5c Royal Scarlet Flour, 2 4 ^ -lb. sack on sale at ...... 93c ing the fast and furious exchange for his collection. about that of a switchboard opera­ coating today, while other sections In other sections, dust and snow only for their legal wisdom but as Strictly Frroh, Large, o p; of power motors In stock and can between Long and Robinson, Bailey "That’s a sea dog. Different from a ing death due to hemorrhages, of tor. fine literature. lb...... l o C laeal Egg., dot.---- o O C Lamb Chops Rib "W e could have used a seal,” sad­ seal.” . of the northwest returned to nor­ ! storms caused Inconvenience In a moke repairs without delay. lb. 2 7 c C H E E S E S P E C IA L ! Brookfield Loaf Cheese In piece challenged the Loulsianan’s vera­ both lungs. Health forced him to step down Onr Beat Cube Steak, o o Vegetable or Tomato g North End Barbers Close ly commented Captain R. E. Heyne- The interlocutory decree was malcy following a sleet storm that lesser degree. 2*jc lb. city. Fashioning a lariat from a piece Two .45 calibre bullets bad pierced granted by default Olifomia from the Supreme bench, 84 y e a s ...... 66c Soup, ran ...... O C At Noon Thursday. stout, zoological consultant. of rope, Clapton made a try at las­ disrupted transportation and com­ Some North Dakota communities He said he waa “ utterly unwUlIng*’ Patrolman Koella’s lungs and one law proves a year must elapse be­ after his appointment by Roodq. L mui Shoulder Pork Chop., Chipu Granuleo, a Land O'Lakes Mild Cheese ...... 25c Ib. The seal was spotted sunning it­ soing It, t|Ut succeeded only in munication facilities. reported the heaviest snow fall in NORTON to take Long’s word for "anything’'. side of bis heart. fore the final decree is issued v e lt '. Pbf...... 1 *IC Thla adverUaement wlU appear Creamy Cottage C h e e se ...... 15c Ib., 2 lbs. 25e self on a float In Long Island Sound frightening It Into the water. Hla Electric power, which failed In several years, but with ceasatlca of Cheese YOCB “ Unnecessary Insult” shouted off Whitestone, Queens and Imme­ The Coroner said he questioned So today the time has arrived for Duluth at the height of the storm, He hated the name by which ha. 23c 2 “‘45c ELECTRICAL • Loaf Chesae weekly for the benefit of the pub- Strictly bVesh Large Eggs from Coventry, on sale action was heard Indignantly by John Siemborski, 28. of W est Haven the wind last night, virtually all FREE! S Doien tVotho. Pins. iCib. Long. "You won’t come back here diately Centra] Park’s ace sealers the writing o f finis on her third ma­ was partially restored last night was best known "The Great PrMh Oroond Daily: CHOICE Ue Inteiested In the Nattooal or- either.” Hoey and Doyle when they arrived in Grace hospital, where he is suf­ roads were open. ^ INSTRUM ENT CO. gaalzetlon oMvenieat ahowlag at .3oc dozen were mobilized. trimonial venture. She was 19 when an emergency steam electric senter,” perhaps because be HAMBCBO, OQ.. WE REDF.EM RINSO AND e OM-nwhloa star* That waa a reference to hla previ­ half an hour later. fering from a bullet wound in his A "blue" sun shone in Coffeyville, that be sided with the majority Phone 4060 ahopa rightfully beloaglng to the To the call came David Doyle, when she married Robert Semple. plant waa put into operation to S ttw. 45c. Pound . . 4L 6 C LVX COCPONS. ous threat to campaign against "You don’t want to try to rope a left leg, and that further question­ Kansas, caused by huge clouds of the court ten times os often as illlllard Street Manchester SMorlatlon. elephant keeper, and Frank Hoey, seal" explained the former sheep- He died while, they were doing mis­ serve part at the residential qnd dust that swirled eastward from the DIAL 5111— WE DEUVER. Leader Robinson when the latter who attained prominence aa keeper ing would be made late today. sionary work in China. Shortly business district. dissentera. comes up for re-elecUon In A rk ­ herder. "You toss him a couple of Seimborski 'leavily guarded, was middle west at high alUtude. The For several days Mr. Rol o f the sheep In Central Park’s after her return to this country ahe Collapse of huge steel towers un­ ansas next year. fish. Then you slip up and put the unaware today of Patrolman sun had a reddish tint in Inde­ kept alive wnder on oxjrgen tent meadows. married Harold McPherson, grocery der tremendous weight of Ice threw catch net over his head. You can Koella’s death, the police having be- pendence, Kaa. Tbe dust paU hung with injections of gloeoae. . But while the expedition took the clerk. A divorce followed. out the regular power facilities, bet your hat we would have caught over a large section of Kentucky, Thomas Oorrifaa,“iTi(mf0 and got an the evening of that date at 7:80. Area, which consists o f Connecticut government pay $5,000 a month to WAKE UP YOUR tive Cooper (D., Tsnn.), that tbs the motor vehicles commission, ary bracket. Unless the Board o f Relief comes church tor MacLaglen. In addition to land cemetery. Freeman, Pinchurst newspaperman, everyone between the ages of 2o ^ e measure previously had been houM tonight at 1 o‘clock said he beard Mrs. Davidson say; Increaae of $514,760 over the fig and Western Massachusetts, of committee express a preference be­ warned that his committee might forth with a satisfactory explana­ these features and tbs usual short ures o f the assessors. Tbe com­ and 30 who feels that he can spend defeated by the House. ”l'm going to get tight.” GENERAL REVISION which Judge Thomas Malloy of tween the Patman currency sxpan And it necessary to come before tbs tion, town officials wlU continue to subjects the Ytate theater will pre­ pany’s total assessment was $0, Hartford is the chairman. the money without too much effort, LIVER BILE- aloa and the Vinson orthodox financ­ Lsgislaturs with a request for In contrast to the Senate the feel that there was some reason An latereattag program la aa* sent another piece In tbs Macbeth He said he noticed her drinking FUNERALS only wine, but that there was a/ 658,608. It has 60 days from the Prcvloua to the open meeting the for procuring the bare necessities cf ing plans. It voted 14 to 11 for the funds to make up for the proposed House held a brief, quiet session. other than application o f this tor tbe Manchcatar Oarden tablawars series. CURRENT EYENTSSUSJEa life. Payment will be made upon The House concurred with the club a March msatlng, Monday ava­ highbau bsfors her at the Uble. Air time of the completion of the re­ committee having charge of the Vinson blU. reduction in fees. He explained that statute, with the ^ a r d members not By tbs time Victor McLaglen fin­ OF NRA PLANNED condition that he refuses to work, WITHOOT CALOMEL iling at 7:80 In the senior Sunday William McVeigh ' witneseee have tcetifled to what Was lief board’s work to file an appeal. campaign In M nchester met ind Consideration o f the Vinson, bill while be was not opposed to the Senate In paeeage of a bill which knowing of its repeal, behind the re­ ishes his next picture he probably refuses to save his money, pay his The funeral of William McVeigh termed extremely light drinking the Town Counsel William S. Hyde, AT BARNARD ASSEMBLY made appointments M Uiree majors And You'll Jump Out of Bed in for amendments was postponed im- bill be wanted bis committee’s stand would require three judges to flx ductions. school room o f Center church will bo some five or ten pounds the degree of guilt In a homicide of 23 Starkweather street will be night of the party. who will represent the town in the who will each have three captains taxes, or assume his responsibilities tll an afternoon session. made clear In order that It might It also was reiterated today that house. Each member la aaked to lighter. This toss o f weight, how­ In life. the Morning Ririn' to Go case in which the defendant pleads bring her favorite vaae or flower held tomorrow morning at 8:30 Miss Jane'McMullen, of Hyannls- coming litigation, will have avail­ working under them. Each captain Vinson’s Hopes not be criticized If It should como to Alex Cummings of Bristol, promi­ ever, won't be due to the strain of able the figures of ths J. M. Clemln- The money will be paid to those guilty. Under the present Mw, only container, and be prepared to tell o’clock at the William P. Quish fu­ port, Mass., a member o f the party, To Provide for Elimination of A Current Events program will be ivHl have five members on his team If you fool iour aod tuok ond th# world Rspresentative Vinson, (U „ Ky.), the General Assembly later In the nent horticulturist, furnished the his role nearly aa much as to the shaw Company: engaged , by the between 20 and 30 because that will looko punk, don tow&llow o lot of u lu , min* one judge Axes tbe degree of guilt the meeting what flowera look ea- neral home on Mat.i street and 0 and John Notragiacomlo, waiter at given by the girls of Miss Elizabeth and the town will be divided Into author of the bill which had the Le­ session with a request for more Include my age and the amount will on ! wmter, oU, ioxotivo eondy or ehowing fuin and Imposes the penalty. Hartford County Superior Court peclally wei; In It. A general dla- fact that his lunch these days con­ o'clock at St. Bridget’s church. the Spaghetti Oub, both said Mrs. town to conduct - a reassessment A. Krapowlcz's room tn the Barnard nine sections In which the different ®*P^t thorn to moke you oudiionly owoot gion’s support, told newspapermen money. sists of one sandwich. program here. I t Is understood that Compnlsory Codes Except be $5,000 because If a measly $200 and buoyant and full of auaahlno. Another Senate bill meeting with flgures showing the C. R. W il­ cueslon of experimente tried lost Burial will be In St. Brldgot’a ceme­ Davlcf^on wept at the table. School Assembly, Friday, March 8 teams will work. The majors are as hoped “ that the bin win get be­ ‘‘1‘ulilic lleiiiand” the Clemlnebaw appraisal la about would bring back prosperity, just House approval gives loan clerks son Company carried $64,000 worth eeason will be another feature, new Every noon Vic dashes out o f the tery. An error In yesterday’s an- Shortly thereafter—about 4:80 a. at 10:28. The program Is as follows; to be William J. Shea, Harold Keat­ '*’***y move the fore the House this week,” Hungerford said that by ’’public $300,000 higher than that o f the ae- Imagine what $5,000 would brine powolo anda more movomont doom't c«t at the right to enter records either by of etock at the time the company plan la for the coming year, a re­ RKO studio and drives out Lss Feliz nouncem out After the committee reports the demand” the General Assembly has eeasors. This firm has been apprais­ "Selectman Pero’s Plans to Spray back! ® ; transcribing or use of photostatic was involved In a law suit. view o f new garden books and re­ Boulevard to where his new club­ be this morning. nesses have aald the party hroks up. Shea win be Michael Murphy. John " I out two Vinson bill to tbs floor It will in­ under coneideratlon propoaals to re­ ing Cheney property for a period of Peach Trees With Wax,” Marie As with the Townsend plan there pound! of liquid bilo into your bowolo daily. copies. ports of recent garden events will house Is being erected. And he Cavld.<;nn said he and his wife Shannon and Daniel McKenzie as I struct the chairman to ask the rules over two months. Cerrlgione. Is the small problem of from where If tbit bile la not Aowinc fiwoly, your food duce the automobile registration House bills passed were: be other topics o f Interest. All ■pends the entire noon hour check­ Mathlae Mach argued in front o f their house over captains, while Harold Keating will committee for a special resolution fees "to a nominal sum” and to re­ The Board of Relief, In boosting Washington, March 6.— (AP) __ ” A Big Indoor Circus is Planned the money v ill come, but that is Gas bloat* up your atomach. You have a Ruminating tha necesaity for the membera are urged to reserve the ing up on the progress being madei The funeral of Mathias Mach will who should place the car in the gar­ have as captains Felix Mozzer, making it in order to offer the Pat­ duce the driver's license fee. Such the Cheney assessment, failed to General revision and reorganization by the Manchester Y. M. C A ’’ James Reardon and John McCIus- breath io foul, mayor of Middletown to elgn orders date. his only lunch being a sandwich that be held tomorrow morning at 9:30 age, but later left It In front and Jean Clark. ’ akin often break* out in blc~' ‘ man currency expansion bill as an reductions, he estimated, would de­ he munches while strolling through make use of the Clemlnahaw flgures, o f N R A under the new leglsIaUve key. Felix McEvltt, major In the fu?he*°|J^‘’opu'' ov*er‘’ 6S''who h t^ fp u t drawn on the city treasurer. o’clock at the funeral home of W il­ went Into the house, where they had “Why More State Forests Are amendment. SpMker Byms and prive the Highway Department of N. Y. Stocks the new building. liam P. Quish on &faln street and .0 pointing out that this would not be west side o f the towm, has selected away their hard earned savings for •• PoUnnH, In the Britlsh-American Club been preceded by theIr house guests, program, to provide for elimination Chairman O'Connor, Democrat, New approximately »2,600,000, and that fair as the other property In town Sought For the C. C. C.,’’ Muriel two of his captains, WHbrod Mes­ their old age and a rainy day. l ' I - ITT. V f .vi?S* A”.'’.'’.; *''1 CARTER'S Dart League, the North Ends beat The main part of the strudure. o’clock at St. James's church. Buri­ Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Campsigne of of compulsory codes except for the LlTTl.fe,_I,I\ EK PILLS to ftt thMo two York o f the rules committee aald the department would have only has not yet been revalued. McConffey. sier and Michael Sheridan. suggest that we merely put a 99 per Greenvlew, 4 to 1, and Valley Street which will cost about $20,000, Is a al will be Ir 8t. James’s cemetery, New York. major industries, today was predict­ ' * "« '" Z IrMly «nd n »k . you they would favor such procedure. about 136,000 Xi year for highway Adams Exp .... ' The Connecticut Tercentenary,” D’Ubaldo brothers furnished the Th.y conUIn wond.rful, COMMITTEES CHOSEN ...... 6% defeated the Thletlee, 8 to 2. The 700-seat auditorium. In the base­ Davidson said his wife apparently cent, tax on these hoarders. That There was a feeling among leaders maintenance and construction. Air Reduction . ed by Senator George (D., Ga.) after R«v. H. W. SwMtea Anna Saplenza and Mary Shea. entertainment for the gathering 5 .1 “ .itracta, , 111,1101 ...... m > i standing of the teamo follows: ment underneath this room are wont to bed. will teach them the proper respect whTO It comn to maUiit th. bll. Sow In tly . Alaska Jun . . . . a talk with President Roosevelt. "The N ew star Nova Hercules, last night and in addition to the for youth! that the House should have the Senator J. Kenneth Bradley, Re­ ...... 17>,i Thistles. 17 points; North Ends. 17; recreation and dressing rooms. SUPREME COURT GETS Shortly after 9 a. m. her body brings out the truths of the Gospel same chance as the committee to FOR CHURCH AFFAIR Allegheny .,.. SEN. DAVIS TO ATTEND The Georgia Senator, who la a DecUnes,” Beatrice Strom. \ tilk by Mr. Woods Rev. William P. I shall expect support for this plan publican goor-- leader, replying— to ...... IH Valley Street, 14; Oreenriew, 11. The clubhouse is for the use of was found, sprswlo, responsible for half of the award, about 100 new members of other modified form there was some doubt Rochester. N. Y.—Professor Fran­ ing game of marbles was being United States," the actor declares. Stottsville, N. Y., which is a few Invariably return the verdict: "Died EVEN-HEAT! city, and John T. Mathera of Hart­ hope that when this department's Mahoney, Mrs. Frank Nackowskl, Chrysler ...... 34 •* which amounted to about $6,000 In miles from Hudson, N. Y. lodges in the vicinity of Springfield, that President Roosevelt would cis E. Bonn, 86, noted organist who played. TIic mud appearing on the "Our only aim Is to advance Amer­ bis case. He was not insured at the In a church quarrel brought on by was honored for his work In sacred ford seeks damages for Injuries sui.- budget comes up for consideration Mrs. Waiter Balch. Mrs. Andrew Coen Cola ...... 177',j Miss Bennett Is the daughter of will be Initiated Sunday afternoon, napie a successor to O a y Williams, an overdose of gossip.” tained in a fall on the sidewalk, knees o f the boys brought to their icanism, fight Nazism, Communism time of tbe accident and the prop­ music by Pope Plus X I In 1930. HATS this year that the Senate will not Henley, Mrs. Edward Brosnan, Mrs. Col Carbon ...... 78% Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett of March 10. This class will be known who planned to wlthdiaw within two "The world never talks about the PHONE MANCHESTER 3975 which ho claims was in a dangerous regard It aa "sacred.:’ parents and srhool teachers the In­ and Fa.scism, and protect our coun­ erty owned by him was attached. as the “ mayor’s class” . In honor of weeks as chairman o f the recovery Miami Beach, Fla.—John Kellogg, S ira d lirts Joseph Pero, Mrs. O. D. Fuller. Col Gas and EIC'c...... 4 try at an times. Eventually I hope Stott.svlllc, while Mr. Marra Is a good people who are church mem­ $2.95 to $4.95 condition. Tentative Budget dication that tbe spring season had Judge William S. Hyde, who Mayor Henry Martens, of Spring- board. 49. wealthy Chicago grain merchant The following men o f the church Coml .Solv ...... 19% arrived. to see branches o f the club In all resident of Newton Hook, N. Y. bers but the ones who are crooked " FOR PROMPT DELIVERY In reply to a question from Sena­ will scrx’c: Joseph Hhoneskl. Delphls Cons Gas ...... 16% represented Fitzgerald, took an ap­ The ceremony was performed In field. who has joined the order. and president o f the John Kellogg r » ”ts of the country.” as a dog's hind leg.” Company, operators o f grain eleva­ Togrgery Shop tor Julius C. .Strcmiau, Democrat, St. John. William A. Burke, John Cons Oil ...... 7% peal from the decision of the Su­ the presence of a large number of For tbe entertainment of out-of- The Itallan-American Ladies Aid . Vic. by the way. was bom In Can- "It some people don’t die on Sun­ tors throughout the mIdwesL of Meriden, ,-lenator Kenneth F. Ambrose. C. Chritus, Leo Brauzaus- Cont Cun ...... 69% perior Court of Windham and today relatives and friends. The bride, tovTi gueats and the local members, PerHonal Notices Cramer, chairman of the appoint­ society held a largely attended j oda. He's a naturalized citizen, It reached the Supreme Court for and their friends, a dance which SOCONY-VACUUM OH COMPANY, INC. Read Tbe Herald Advs. kas, William P. Quish, Charles Corn Prod ...... 63 7i meeting lost night at the Sub-Al-' who was given In marriage by her ments committee said n tentative review. The flndinr>: of the court will Will f6ftture K novel floor show will SOUTH COVENTRY Novack, Walter Moske. John Melcs- Del Lack and W e s t ...... 13 pine club on Eldrldgc street. The father, was charmingly attired In a budget of $28,000,000 has been pro­ Dupont ...... 63 bo announced Inter. gown o f powder blue crepe with held Saturday night. The com­ posed for the Highway Department ko, Patrick Griffin, George H. W il­ business session was followed by a mittee In chaise of this dance has CARD OP THANKS liams. Eastman Kodak ...... li;^!- matching acces.sorics, and carried for the next biennium. This depart­ party In honor of the 60 new mem­ exhausted all efforts to put on a “ "<1 three JVe wish to thank our frUna* and Elec and M U s ...... '674 bers who have been gained In the Manchester GIRL SENTENCED a bouquet of white roses and sweet children o f Weeterly, R. i„ have re­ nalEhbori for klndnesa shown to us ment depends for the principal part Elec Autollte ...... 22 East Hartford, 6Iarcb 6.—(A P )— peas In a shower effect. She was most unique and entertaining pro­ turned home after spending a week at ths tims of ths death of our broth­ of Its revenue upon motor vehicle recent membership campaign. Many gram. A company of 20 entertain­ er. tV's would sspeclally thank A. H. Gen Elec ...... 22% of the women were In costume, aft­ Date Book Jean Miller, 22-year-oId Hartford attended by Miss Mary Waltner of at the home o f Mrs. Foote’s parents, receipts. The Senate was told that Gen F o o d ...... 33% girl, who drove off In Henry ers will feature the ’’Dansomania.’’ Mr. and Mra. L. A. Kingsbury. Hayes and bis omploysss, and all under the bill about $300,000 a year er the style of the pre-Lenten car­ CoxEackie. UalpU Maria, a broth­ those who sent flowrrR. Gen Motor ...... 28% Flontje’s coupe while Mr. Flentj'e er o f the groom, was best man. day, Sunday, March Word was received Saturday of THK «CKKIIY FAMILY. will go from the highway fund to nivals in Italy. They executed folk Tonight 10. will be given over to conferences Local Stocks Olllett ...... 13% and other fancy dances to music had gone into his home here Monday Following Ih • .'Ci-monv tn the the death In St. Albans, N. y :. of the State Tolice Department Quarry club, Osann's. Gold Dust ...... 167', night, was sentenced to jail for 10 for the various lodges In the fore­ Without debate, the Senate pass­ furnished on the accordion by Miss At the State theater—"Enter church, a wedding breakfast was noon and at 2:00 p, m. a class Initia­ Fiank D. McQuestion, brother-lh- Hershey ...... 76'% days by Judge Richard D. O'Connell ed a few minutes later a bill In­ (FurniHbed by Putnam A C «.) Florence Plano. Miss Plano con­ Madame” with Ellssa Landl and served in the home ui lue uioje. tion of more than 100 new members law of Mrs. Ada Albro of this town. Hudson Motor ...... 9% in town court thia morning for theft Auythinff tributed a number of solos. Sand- i-,-...,' tile couple left on a w e ik ^ g Mrs. McQuestion spends hei sum­ creasing the personnel of the State Central ILiw, Hartford, Conn, Cary Grant, shown at 7:00 and 9:60 of the car, after 6he had pleaded will U ke place. The Greenfield ^ Int Harv ...... 38'-4 wlches, cake and coffee were trip to New York. Upon their re­ mers here with Mrs. Albro and has MUSICALE Police Department from 126 to 17."l "Under Pressure" with Edmund guilty. She was arrested In Nor­ lodge will officiate during tbe fnt Nick ...... 227 served. turn they will live in a newly fur­ a host of friends who wUl sympa­ men. It Is proposed to Increase the I P. 31. Stocks Lowe and 'Victor McLaglen, showTi wich. formal rituallsUc exercises. Friday, March 8 amount of highway patrol work Int Tel and Tel ...... 7 at 8:40. nished house in Newton Hook. W. Lee Provol. Regional Director, thize with her In her bereavement. done by the )H)IIcc If the Increase.! Biuik Slocks .lohns Manville ...... 4274 Orford Parish Chapter, D. A. R„ This Week will organize a new district, known Catherine TVhlte, R. N. of 3 P. M. Keiinecotl ...... , . . . . 15% r "'■v- ' * ■ -i-'''-' '*•' ‘it' X personnel Is Anally allowed. Bid Asked will hold Us March meeting tomor­ March 8— Annual spring musical as District No. 7, with separate of­ Middlesex Hospital, Middletown has ' . ' ; ' A-';''.- V Lehigh Val ltd ...... 6 % Center Church The ponce bills now goes to the Cap Nat Bank A Trust 0 12 row afternoon at the Y M. C. A., of Cosmopolitan club at Center ficers. been spending a few days at the House. Conn. River ...... 450 LIg and hlycrs B ...... 105 with Mrs. Louis L. Grant, Miss Jane church house. Lodges from New Haven, New home of her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Loew's ...... 34 % White. Parlors A bank bill dealing with the Htfd. Conn. Trust . . . « l 66 Grant and Miss Alice Fuller as March 9— Third annual dance ot Britain, Meriden, Hartford and Lorlllard ...... 20 hostesses., The guest speaker will TODAY • By COSMOPOUTAN CLUB power of building and loan aosocla- Hartford National ... 22 24 Local 2125, Odd Fellows hall, Manchester, Connecticut, are ex­ A surprise party was held at the Artists— .qil of B oston - tlons also was given unanimous ap Phoenix St. B. ami T. .. 170 Monsanto Chem ...... 59% be Luther Keith, director of road­ Cnming Events • and TOMORROW pected to send delegates to this tom e of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Brandon proval. Mont W a r d ...... 24 side development, who . will give March 11-24 — Nazarene church STATE conference, and the Western Massa­ Saturday evening In honor o f M r Albert Raynwnd, Baritone. Insurance Stocks Wesley Copplestone, Tenor. Senator Kxplains Aetna Casualty ...... 64 National Biscuit .; ...... 25% ■■lout 3 o'clock an illustrated lec­ revivals. chusetts district, Including Pitts- Brandon’s birthday. There were 68 Nat Cosh Reg ...... 15% ture on "Roadside Planting and De­ A Skylarking Riot Bernard J. U’Connor, Pianist. The police bill now goes to the Aetna Fire ...... 46 48 March 15 — "Pomander Walk”, A field’ North Adams, Northampton twenty-two young people present. bank committee said In explaining Nat Dairy ...... ie% velopment In Connecticut.” Holyoke. Warren, Palmer and Tickets $6 oenta. Aetna Life ...... 17 19 Sock and Buskin club, High school of Romance and Song! DeLuxe Miss Viola Carpenter, R. N. o f the the bill; Automobile ...... 24 Nat Distillers ...... 26'4 hall. Indian Orchard, will be present with Lawrence Memorial hospital. New 26 The Hustlers’ group of the Wes­ "Thia bill undertakes to amend Conn. General ...... 26',4 N Y Central ...... 14 Also basketball benefit at State You'll cheer its musical loveliness, Double their candidates for Initiation. London, baa been a recent visitor at 28% .NY N H and H ...... 4 % leyan Guild annousA a pancake Hartford Fire ...... !>g 00 Armory, sponsored by Blucfleld A . shriek at its many, mad moments, Feature A banquet wUl be held Sunday the home o f her parents, Mr. and Nornnda ...... 34'* and sausage supper for tomorrow C„ for M. H. S. track team. night at 6:30 at the El Patio room Mrs. Burton Carpenter. J'V ri-y-’; > V - - ^ 7 ' , i . t j N'''- ' <■> £>■ -r f ' '' Hartford Steam Boiler 72% 74'4 between the hours o f 5 and 7 p. m.. North Am ...... 10% March 16— Ball of Ancient Order sigh at its tender love story! Program I at which time Senator Davis, dlrec _ The MU/es Perses, Sara National Fire ...... 68 60 at the South Methodist churchi This and Packanl ...... 1 % of Hibernians at Country Club. tor general of the order and Gover Louise Allen are III with Phoenix Fire ...... 75 77 will accommodate the business peo­ the Travelers ...... 400 Penn ...... 19% Also 32nd anniversary celebraUon nor Curley are to be principal measles. Special for Thursday at 410 Phillips P ete ...... 14% ple who return to the stores Thurs­ speakers. Miss Katherine Smith Public Utilities Storks of Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, L. The spring town meeting will be day evening, as well as the parish­ Grand Recorder of the women’i Conn. Elec Berv ...... 33 Pub Serv N J ...... 21 O. L. I., at Orange hall. hqld Saturday, March 9th at North 37 ioners and their friends. Mrs. W. J. auxiliary, and W. Lee Provol, re­ Conn. Power ,n March 17 — Open meeting for Coventry at 1:30 p. m. The main 33 Irwin, leader of the Hustlers’ group gional director, will also be gueats Greenwich. WAG, pfd. 47 CathoHc women, afternoon, St. purjMse o f the meeting la to levy the KLEIN'S MARKET 52 Rem Rand ...... 8% has arranged for four attendance James's hall. o f honor. Besides speakers on the Hartford Elec ...... 83% 66',4 prizes, also for sample bags of pan­ tax but there Is some special busi­ D IA L 3366 FREE 0EUVEKY Reynolds Tob B ...... 47% Also concert at State theater by program will be a vaudeville show, Hartford G as ...... 34 38 cake flour for all who attend. Je lo which has been engaged by the ness to be considered as well igarettes are made 'do., pfd...... 47 Safe's;ay Stores ...... 39% Sphinx Temple band and entertain­ 81 with whipped cream, coffee, sau­ ers, auspices o f Manchester Lodge committee to entertain the guests. aarence L. Williams, well'known Graalne Cube Steak, Granulated Bugxu-, 8 N E T Co ...... 105 Scars Roebuck ...... 32% lb...... 109 sages and pancakes will make up of Masons. Negro baritone of Bloomfield, will for your pleasure and for your 10 llw., bulk ...... Monufaeturing Stocks Socony Vac ...... 12% 3 3 c 4 7 c So Pac ...... 14% the menu. March 18—Ye Old Times School. sing at the First Congregational Best Uanibura* Am Hardware laind U’i^kes Butter, 16'i 18'4 So Rwy ...... 9 St. James's choirs, at High Bebool church, Sunday evening at 7:30 fol lb...... Am H o s ie ry ...... 20^ The regular monthly meeting of lowing the regular Christian En enjoyment. . . nothing else. 2 3 c lb...... 26 Stand B ra n d s...... i6 '.i hall. MILD WEATHER MOYING Pork Chops, 3 7 c Arrow H and H, com. 14 the Manchester City club will be deavor service. 16 St Gas and Elec ...... 214 March 19, 20, 21. 22— Herald lb...... ' SIrietly Fresh Eggs, do., pfd...... 100 held tomorrow night. Following the afternoon, March 8th, 2 3 c dozen ...... Std Oil Cam ...... 20% Cooking school, morning at 10, And when a cigarette Shoulder— Lean, • 3 3 c Billings and Spencer.. '4 1 meeting supper wlU be served and State theater. SNOW COYERING QUKKLY the ^ d le s AzsoclaUon wUl meet in Extra Large. Bristol Brass ...... Std on N J ...... 38% there will be an entertainment Italian or American .32% 34 ■Texas Corp March 20—Salvation Army varie­ ™® ^iiKi^Satlonnl church vestry at Case. Lockwood and B 140 19% program. Sausage, THEBE PRICEB GOOD FUR Timken Roller Bear ty musical e. The warm weather o f the last 12:30. -ae program for the World gives you the enjoyment that Collins Co...... 90 3074 lb...... CASH O N LY! Trans America ... March 23—Tall Cedars formal » • > tiirec days has done much to remove Prayer will be carried out by 2 9 c Colt's Firearms ...... 26 28 5 Robert Kittcl. well known Bissell Small Unks. Gold Medal - lleekrr’s Paatry Union Carbide . . . . dance, Sunset Ridge Country club. most o f the snow from open flclds. North*Coventry church Chesterfields do there are no Pnuies. Eagle Lock ...... 19', 21% 4674 street market man, who has been Who WlU be guests o f the local asso- Union Pac ...... 92 March 26— EducaUonaJ club lec­ but there is still a lot o f snow and t-H». pkg...... Fofnlr Bearings ...... 66 75 conflned to his home by neuritis, is ture at Hollister street school. Ice that has been piled up along cl&Uon. 1 9 c Unit Aircraft ...... 11% r ^ i a g s ...... 2 9 c Fuller Brush, Claa.x A . 7 11 showing marked Improvement. March 26—Annual concert of G highways that will- take severM Miss Adelaide Stanley has retum- *'ifs” "ands” o r "buts” about it... Gray Tel Pay Station. Unit Corp ...... 174 8'., 10% Unit Goa Imp Clef club at Emanuel Lutheran days more of like weather to re- ed to her duUes os teacher in the Hart and C o o le y ...... 97, Seventeen tables were flllcd with 80 U 8 Ind Ale ...... church. coating on the Wethersfield schools after spending Hartmann Tob, com.. 39% players at the Highland Park Com­ U S Rubber ...... March 30—Irish Tea Party, En­ road Md the snow from the differ­ a ten day vacaUor. with her mother do., pfd...... 23 13% munity Club's setback last night, tertainment and Dance, Orange ent storms pushed back upon It Mrs. J. E. Stanley. Int Silver ...... U 8 Smelting ...... 116% the first In a series of six sitU ^ s. 20 U S Steel ...... Hall, 7:00 p. m. Degree Team) there are many streeto In town •pend­ do., pfd...... 67 31% The first cash prize was won by Daughters of Liberty. where there Is stlU much mow. Vick Chem ...... 33% Mrs. Minnie Giglio, the second ^ ing a week’s vacaUon with her par­ Landers, Frary A Clk. 34 April 22—Formal ball o f Knights Center street Is one of the streets ents, Mr. and Mrs. John O ark STATE LUNCH New Brit. Mch., com. Western Union ...... 24 Mrs. James Calhoun and the third 4 'i West Elec and M f g ...... 37 of Columbus. that has much snow on both aides The public schools In town re­ do., pfd...... 40 by Joseph Murphy. ■ Patrick Hen­ Formerly Cleary’s Lunch Woolworth ...... 64 April 26—Community Players In 'P '* Skitters between opened Monday after a ten day vaca- Manu A Bow, Claqs A 3 derson won the attendance prize “Tommy,” Hollister street school, the curb and the raowtanks are uon. 697 Main Street Elec Bond and Share (C urb). 4% Johnson Block do.. Class B ...... which was a table lamp. Ham sand­ auspices of Sunset Rebekah Lodge. getting larger each day, but there North and J u d d ...... wiches made o f snowflake buns and April 29 — Tenth annual concert 26 WOMAN "NEVER B L E ^ ” J a a d a m f i end at her home in Hampton, Conn. Niles, Bern P o n d ...... 10 coffee were served. of Beethoven Glee club at High melt before the full width o f the Specials For Thursday Peek, Stow and Wilcox school. Featuring road for travel will again be opened 3 HI8SINO GOLD SOUGHT Russell M fg ...... Hartford. March 0.—(AP) — A Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bantley of May 13— (Tentative), Concert by Elissa Lands— Cary Grant >7 woman who ’’oever sleeps” has been Scovlll ...... 19 Porter street left yesterday by High school chorus and orchestra at •ON THE SAME SHOW— ——— — DIES OF i n j u r ie s Stanley W orks ...... located In North Branford. She la automobile for a vacation trip to High schol hall. / ' March 6._ 19 Mrs. Harry Lounsbury of that town Devils With Women . . Dare-Devils With Men! (A P )—Scotland Yard was assigned Standard Screw 80 points South. They plan to visit Wallingford, March 6.—(AP)__ and she was d is c o v e rt by on InvM- St. Petersburg and other places In today to another gold mystery as do., pfd., g u a r ...... 100 EDUCATION COSTS MORE VICTOR McLAGLEN $ William a q u u tlty o f bars, valued at 20,000 VEGESABLES?*TOmE tlgstor of the state department ot Florida before their return. etree^ Middletown, died at the Mer­ Smythe Mfg. Co...... 47 public welfare. ^unds, approximately $100,000, was Taylor and F e n n ...... New Haven, March 6 — (A P I- EDMUND LOWE in U n d e r i r e s s u r c iden hospital this morning at 4:30 (3) HOME MADE SAUSAGE WITH ITAL- ra mi Mrs. Lounsbury conducts a home Mias Grace Robertson, Mrs. James mwlose^ to be missing from the. Turrington ...... 73 Most Yale students are going to pay o clock, 24 hours after his admit­ safef in the Croyden Airdrome, 'hie for the aged in North Branford. M. Shearer and Wallace Shearer Extra To The Ladies; MACBETH TABLEWARE. tance suffering a fractured skull, - IAN SPAGHETTI AND COFFEe" . . 3 5 c Underwood M fg. Co. .. 87 more for their education next year. boxed gold had been placed in the She has three patients, tivo men who have been spending some time fracturo o f several ribs and multiple Union Mfg. Co...... 2 Rcgiatrar Albert K. Merritt an­ atrong room where It had been and one woman, all chronie cases. In St. Petersburg, leave the Sun­ F R ID .W and S A TU R D A Y la ^ r a ^ n s about the head received U 8 Envelope, com... 86 nounced today that rentals for all stored overnight pending shipment One of the men is her uncle and has shine City on Saturday o f this week rooma costing more than $130 per EDWARD G. ROBINSON in When hU automobile coUlded with a We Serve ECKHAROT*S Quality Frankfurta. «Jo., pfd...... 114 been with her fo r twro and one-half KOrOAQ. Veeder Root ...... 39 on their return northward, and plan year will be raioed about 10 per “THE WHOLE TOWN’S TALKING" truck at "Death Comer” at the years and in all that Ume, Mrs. to spend some Ume at Pine Bluff, cent. The increaae le neccosary to JuncUon o f Colony Road and the Whitlock Coll Pipe ... — •4LSO LOUISA M. ALCOTT8 *TJTTLB MBIT.- old The Knljfhta o f Columbus has a Lounsbury says, aha has undressed N. C „ arriving In Manchester about bring the budget near balance, the B i^ d s t w t highway on Boston J.B.WU'ma Co. $10 par 60 ^mbershlp of approximately 620,- and gone to but four the first o f April. regletrar aaid. Post Road yeaterday. t'AGC FOUm MANCHES'lTO EVISNWO HERALD, MANCHEHrBR, CONN WEUNESDAT, BiARCH «, 1MB>

aad aaks us to be patient If they are lUKOHBaTEH EVENTOO HEKAU). OASCHiaTER OONB, WKDNBSDAI, MARCH «, lOTV i UVCftnUElIBNT— AUVEKTWEMSN’I— NEW ENGLAND LUTHER Blow to filling our ordere for extra ANNUAL COSMOPOIITAN PACE PTVii' HIGHWAY MOTOR papers. TboM who have sant In |SAYS DEBT BURDEN Uiahr namae during ttaa teat waek three would confess that Rudich ora expected from Eaat Hartford CONFERENCE MARCH 30 will not receive ttae firat copy until CLUB RECITAL FRlDAr O ld Gold lent any saidatBace, but the poUce ThompeoaviUe, aiaatonbury, Man- PATROL IS URGED naxt waak, owing to ttaia unavoid­ OF NATION EASIER ROCKVILLE officers believe othervriae. Bohenko cheater, Rockville aad other parte DAILY ACCIDENT REPORT able delay. and Koelowaky were both fined $8 of the iUte. Overnight A, P. Eric Earn Delegate and Min Thank yoq, Mr. Editor, for the Thre« Boston UniTcnitjr Vo­ at the for Intoxication, and both eent to Ttae local degree team, under the AS OF TUBSiDAV, MARCH S. Norma Johnson Alternate courtesy extended to our many calists to Sinn St Mnsiesle in Tolland jail for forty and thirty dlrectlcB ot 'Walter Kemble mad News days, reapecUvely, for breaking B a r g a i n H o u n d from Local League. Townsend Club letters. Center Charch Here. Rasrmond Schrumpf will exemplify 1984 MICKEY MOUSE Connor Tells Fanners Soch a KATHARINE DE F. HARDY, Dot It Moit Be Reduced Fir- HIGHEST from the lock-up and damaging pri­ the third rank on a close of candi­ 2.708___ .... , ACCIDENTS COUNaL APPOINTS OtOUP vate property. Rudich waa given a dates. Thie team has made a name Plana to send a large delegation 86 School atreet, The annual OoamopoUtan elub 88...... FATALITIES Boston—One of the largest horse March 5, 1988. thirty days and costs sentence In for itself throughout the state and 1,728...... INJURIES race betting establishments ever un­ Pktrol ConM Save $500,' to the annual Christian Conferenje muslcale, always one o f the high Aer, Dedaret President PRICES Tolland Jiiil, which waa suspended te considered the best in the state WATCHES TO INVESnCATE BUSSES covered In Boston was raided by of the New England Conference spots In the year's program, to be when he promised to leave town organisation. KILLED police who arrested ten men and Young folks are going forwlhem in a big way. Thev'm April Showers talcum In a glass Luther League at Cambridge, in 60 years immediately. A smoker, entertainment and re­ If yon are looking for a airit for 000 in Gas Taxes. ^ given Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Today’s Parley. 1984 seized equipment valued at $18,000. hard to get, but we have 'em— i o re F* jar for 39c at the Weldon Drug Oo. Mass., on March 30 and 31, were AIRPLANE M O U a CLASS Petition Signed by 1,138 Pa­ To HoM State Meeting freshmenta will follow the business 1938 Boston—Frederic Elmer Snow Kaatar go to Montgomery W ^ ’a In the parlors of the Center Congre­ Jewelry, Wstch Cues. Den­ session. Fedeetrlan .. .88 Pedestrian 'Thatr auita art up to the minute in formulated last night at the regu­ gation^ church, promises to be one trons of Line Brings Action The Department officers of the 70, prominent Boston attorney and 2.95 lar meeting of the Luther League tal Work, Spectacles, Etc. Church Note* Orcupant . .. .22 Occupant ...... $ Btylt and pleaaanUy priced. A A scarf can make or break an out­ of exceptional Interest. Three young Washington, March 8— (AP) — —To Confer With Company American Legion will hold their Bicyclist a director In m.-ny banks utilities fit so be sure to go to the J. W. Hale state Capitol, Hartford, March 6. of the Emanuel Lutheran church. A MEETS TOMORROW NIGHT March meeting at 'he Elks Home . . . 1 Bicyclist . and Industries, died. Get an ALCO Self-Filling Fountain Pen, made by Water* ■mart-looking awagger auit may ba men from the Bay State, all g r^ u - Oommenttog on commodity prices. The monthly social of the Friend­ Child ...... 7 Child . .. Co. to pick out yours. They have — (A P )—Need of a highway motor committee coneiating of Arthur An­ President Roosevelt said today tae Officials. In this city on Wednesday evening, ly class of the Union Congregation­ iobtalned fOr But y°“ derson, Herman Johnson and Hilma atee of Boston - University, who are We buy more and( Adult .. .. .81 Adult . . . man. 14 kt. gold points. 'fh l O E * piofer a fitted lult with a atrictly scarfs to match almost any color. patrol and uniformity lu traffic reg­ Hope to Complete Organization devoting tbeit entire time to mtisic, did not think a sufficiently high March 6. The meetings of the state al church win be held In the church YOUNGEST POSTMASTER Triangular scarfs In gay prints and Oahiman was named to take charge I we pay more thaii( Rockville, March 6.—At the meet­ For ladies or g en ts ...... «P I ta lloi^ back or one with the now ulations were discussed today by will be the entertainers. They are level had yet been reached to bring officers are held In a different place social rooms this evening at eight INJITRED snappy plain colors are 09c and of transportation, and It Is expected of Group—To Get Real Avia­ anybody else iu ing of the Common Council last eve­ each month. State Commander Ar­ raging Clark Oabli back, it U youra Colonel Michael A. Connor, state Wesley Copplestone, tenor; Albert about the relative reduction of the o’clock. The entertainment program Westport, March 6.—(AP) __ Ua by Kings— set with A « 11.00.' Ascots In plain colors are that a bus will be hired for the trip. tion Background. debt burden desired by ttae Admin- thur L. Baldwin of Milford will pre­ win be In charge of Mrs. Neill’s 1934 ; IW ^ y $#.W. atop in today to tee motor vehicle commiseloner, before Eric Earn was named delegate to lUymond, baritone, both soloUU to town for Old Gold,. ning, a petition signed by 1138 pa­ 1938 Charles F. Schaefer w'’no received i theae marreloua buya. $ 1.00 . istration. side at the session. Attorney Ber­ class of girls In the church school. Pedestrian 831 Pedestrian various stones ...... ^ 1 , ^ 0 up the weekly sm lon of the farmers the conference and Miss Norma The second meeting of the North the choir of the Unitarian church at I Gold Filled end Sil-! trons of the Connecticut Company nard J. Ackerman of this city who hi* commisaion for the posloffice at Winchester, Boston, and In demand Declining to discuss any sugges- The Ladies Aid of the First Luth­ Occupant . 1,132 • Occupant . Greens Farms yesterday, is believed School Umch Bnggestions. organisation of the Legislature. Johnson alternate. It Is requested End Model Airplane club will be tloo for further devaluation of the protesting against the general con­ is state executive committeeman, Bicyclist VI Perfect for a cruUe or a touthem "The state shows a loss of a half that all members planning to attend on the concert platform. Bernard J. eran church will meet on Thursday Bicyclist . to be the youngest postmaster in vacation la a pajama oufit of ahan- Boys like plain folding lunch box­ held at 6:30 tomorrow night in the dollar, Mr. Rooaevelt, In response dition of the company's busses and and Edward L. Newmarker. who is afternoon, March 7th. The Sunday Child .... 200 Child .. Baby Signet R in g s...... es, girls prefer daintiness of equip­ million dollars a year In evaainna of notify a member o f the committee. *VConnor Is the accompanist, and Is national executive committeeman, Adult . , . the United States. He Is 21 years old $ 1.50 itung linen In a luadoua ahade of to inquiries at bis regular press con­ service was received. The signatures school teachers of the First Lutheran 1.371 .Adult .. and finished preparatory school two ment. Pack varieties of sandwich­ gaeollae taxes," he said. “ Much rf About 38 members were present at Y. M. C. A. building. Last week an accomplished pianist, with years ference, said he did not think the We pay "P will be among those at the meeting. Unknown •it iplnk. The weU-taUored trouaera this could be saved by a patrol. last night's meeting, which was fol­ a group of 22 appeared, ■ fair start of radio and platform experience to were not confined to residents of church will meet on Thursday eve­ Unknown years ago. Misses’ Birthstone Rings— a»r% mri are belled In aallor faahlon. The es separately: provide half pint tfier- time had arrived for stabilisation of Rockville alone, but included many Various matters of interest win be ning. March 7 at 7:30 o’clock. mns jars for cocoa or milk; jellies "Last year 1220,000 was collected lowed by a humorous program on for a new club. At this time a sec­ his credit. domestic commodity prices. discussed. Solid gold ...... $ 2 .0 0 up tpolo-type blouae haa an action back, in fines. The collections should be the New Deal. Ernest Berggren as retary pro-tem was elected with in- The complete program follows: for solid gold service pine. from outside the city for the most Ash Wednesday services will be ! abort aleevea, one patch pocket and and fruit may be packed in screw He explained the debt burden had Department Head Here tliree times this amount." "Professor Lucius T. Hlttlebottom" itructiona to write to the National Charming C h loe...... German part along the line traveled by the Mrs. Ida Hart, department presi­ held at 7:30 this evening at the grandchttriren in Mechanicsville and Jp rather low V neckline. rap jars; a few salted nuts, good been reduced enormously but not busses from Hartford to Rockville. First Lutheran church. Special ser­ formation received here this morn­ W’e Feature a Complete Line of the Famous candles or home-made pickles al­ Connor praised the state police gave an enlightening address on the Aeronautical Association for the Care Selve ...... Handel sufficiently. dent of the Woman’s Relief Corps Tennessee. ing. for the work they were doing but Government License Miss Marietta Fitch, well known vices will also be held at St. John’s CAPS ways find flavor—always try to pro­ country's financial situation and purposes of affiliating ttae club with Ah Moon of My Delight from "In a Takas ■ Long Time and her staff will be guests at the .Alumni Speaking Contest Patou’a Idea of an Ideal traveling declared that a motor patrol W'le Erik Mddcan spoke on giving the that body. It waa also decided that musician, and one of those actively Episcopal church at seven thirty He was found asleep In a sedan at k igreaa la made of natural colored jer- vide some unexpected dainty. |Sand- Persian G arden"...... Lehmann Asked about reciprocal trade T.G.L. 12. No. 12-5797 meeting of the Burpee Corps of $1.00 needed to check up motorists and country back to the Indians, and al­ a drive for new members be launch­ Interested In circulating the petition Woman’s Relief Corps ;-> be held In o’clock with a sermon by the rector The result of the preliminary 3:30 B. m., on the outskirts of ;aey woven with a faint golden thread wiches, of course, are the standby Mr. Copplestone agreements with other nations, the trials In the Alumni Prize Speaking WESTCLOX CLOCKS enforce the vehicle laws. so on the many "alphabet" organi­ ed and many more are expected at Bols E p a ls...... Lully was present at the meeting and'al- this city tonight. A members sup­ Rev. H. B. Olmstead. Dowoglac, Mich., by night watch­ /snd bOMtA A bow and cuff* of but must be varied. Here are a few It was pointed out that In 1931 President remtoded that negotia­ contest held on Tuesday afternoon man Robert Monahan who arrested Tog:grery Shop suggestions for fillings: sations of the gover-ment. Thursday night's meeting. It is not C ollette...... Harrtay tion of each one takes a long time lowed to voice her personal dissatis­ per win be served at 6 o'clock with Funeral of George Evans All Styles— All Prices. ’deep red velvet which can be re- Connecticut was one of six slates to It was announced that Miss Ann necessary to be a membel- of the faction with the present busses. She the following lu charge: Mrs. Mary was the selection of the following him and summoned Sheriff J. a . Mra. A. Roblnaon, 96 Ridge street, and other agencies in safety ca.n- meeting on March 19. Following the Elegle ...... NoeUet W io r ning. March 22: Anna Allai-d of the Bend authorities. Mashed baked beans with mayon­ modal building or an Interest In other nations to many Instances un­ Others have contracted severe colds. The meeting will be called order be held on Thursday afternoon from Non-glare mirror and clock. Fit* any present mirror holder. ihaa a fine dlaplay of band-knit dress- palgna,” he said "But." he added, program, refreshmenta were served. aviation In general. Mr. Wetherell W»lt* ...... Chopin We Do Watch, Clock, JewaljT and class of '35; Francis Buckley, '37; naise or chill sauce. der most-favorsd clauses and there­ She referred to overcrowding, poor at 8 o’clock with the president, the White’s Funeral home, with ser­ NOW IS THE TIME lea at her honle for this week, "a patrol would further reduce this and Mr. Dwyer will be on hand to Mr. O'Connor Optical Work. Mrs. Emma Llsk. presiding.to Pearl Cohen, '36; Robert Lovcrln, Potted meat with celery of let­ fore it was necessary to Include pro­ ventilation, and other nuisances. She vices at two o’clock In the Lucina Masurel yam made of pure Aus- list." welcome the arrival of those who Vestl la Glubba from "I Pagllaccl" 998 Main Street Manchester ’36; James McNulty. ’36; Doris FROG FORECASTING To Have Store, Office and tuce. visions for terminating the recipro­ branded the ride to Haitford as a To Visit Manchrater Memorial Chapel, Grove Hill ceme­ •trallan wool has been used. .She The speaker also 'orecaat a re­ were present at the last meeting ...... Leoncavallo Near Maple Street Mann, ’3,’>; Donald Skinner, '36; and Private Home Ibaa silk and wool, tweeds and chan- Nut butter The Star ...... Rogers cal pacta if a lowering of the tariffs nightmare. It was voted to have the A large number of Pythlans from tery. Rev. Dr. George S. Brookes, Richard Wilcox, '36. Toronto; Ont. — The newest In duction in accidents. He said that and also any newcomers. Harold this city are planning to go to Man­ pastor of the Union (Congregational Jtllly. She also haa on display, yarns Sardines, tuna fish or salmon with In one month last spring a survey OPEN FORUM When I Think Upon The Maldens7., permitted too great a flood of im­ mayor appoint a committee of three barometers is described by Andrew plenty of lemon juice. Dwyer, who runs a .local cabinet ports. nf which he would be one to repre­ chester this evening when the meet­ church will officiate. Burial will be WINDOWS 'to light spring colors. You are in- showed 27,000 motor vehicle acci­ making establishment, was unable • ...... Head Thompson of the Meteorological R. DONNELLY Minced cooked figs with orange TOWNSEND CLUB AM For China sent the Common Council and this ing of the Second District. Knights In Grave Hill cemetery. EMMONS .ABDUCTOR HELD •vlted to stop In and see them. dents. to attend the first meeting but will Mr. Copplestone Service, CLEANED JKWELER rind and Juice. He advocated uniform traffic reg­ Editor Manchester Herald; Mr. Roosevelt said study was be­ committee from the Qiuncil U. select of Pythias, will be held. Grand Death waa due to heart disease. This will remind the members of bo at the "Y " Thursday Sight to Sallormen ...... Wolf Chancellor Francis 'Korn and staff A medium-SiZod frog is placed In ul;'» ,Main Street Apricot Pineapple Oonser\^. Jelly with nuts or cream cheese. ulations, which, he said, would be The Hills of H om e...... Fox ing made of an intemational effort three others from the pctitloncra to Mr. Evans had been a resident of Elkhart; Ind.. March 6 —(AP) — Manchester Townsend Club and all others Inter­ take care of the construction angle. to aid China but that he had not will make their official visit. Damon a jar of water. If the frog stays PHONE 7614 (With Almonds) Be sure to vary the breads useil in helpful to the motorist. A pending The Sword of F^crrara...... Bullard act aa a committee to interview offl- this city for many years. He was Russell Allen Austin. 23, sought for sandwiches-white, graham, whole ested In the movement, of the meet­ It U H. B. "Hank" WethercU’s been Informed of the progresa for a rials of thj Connecticut Company In Lodge will be represented on Jie cmployerl at the Hammond estate in the bottom: bad weather. If it 3 cups cooked apricots , hill would give the motor vehicle aim to give the group practloally Mr. Raymond the alleged abduction of Dorothea wheat, Bo.ston Brown, nut, raisin, ing to be held in Nathan Hale School couple of weeks. NECKWEAR hopes of bettering conditions. committee making plans for the and for many years was janitor at ambles around the middle of the Manchester Window 2 cups crushed pineapple department authority to control thf same ground school Instruction Soicnne In Quest'ora from "La Emmons of South Bend, is in jail at jar; fair weather. If it stays near 2 tablespoons lemon juice etc. ------Hall on Friday, March 8, at 7:48 He added tae would submit a short Five PcUlions Rereivi-d visit by Walter Kemble. George the Ea.st School. He leaves a son, traffic signals and restricted park­ that he has given to his many stu­ Forza del D esten o"...... Verdi 55c - $1.50 Herzog and George Taylor. Visitors Cassopolis, Mich., 16 miles north- the top; sure sign of good weather. Cleaning; Co. 1 cup apricot juice or water Mrs. Rowe will prepare tomorrow ing spaces on state aided roads. p. m. message to Congress next week Five petitions were received for Harry, of Mechanicsvillc, several w'est of Elkhart, according to in­ In view of the Lenten season a plank After the business meeting Mr. dent pilots In the larger field of avia­ Hunting Song from "King Arthur" furthering his legislative program So says Mr. Thompson. 5 cups mgar tion, so as to give them the back­ minor changes to three dwellings on ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS 1-2 cup shredded almonds. fl.sh dinner. She will use the Uni­ FAIRBANKS IN BAHAMAS Speisa will give a lecture on The ...... Bullard but he had not decided what suDje Toggery Shop Davis avenue, a garage on Frank­ versal Electric Range which Is the American Indian, illustrated by in- ground necessary in building suc­ Mr. Copplestone and Mr. Raymond would be discussed. Mix Ingredients and cook until cessful models. lin street, and a store front on East thick. This will require about 1 favorite of so many women. This Nassau, Bahamas, March 6. -- tei-c.stlng steroptlcon pictures and Mrs. Herbert B. House will act as Questioned about the Baruch With Mr. Wetherell bringing In hostess at the musical, and tea will Main street; the petitioners being hour of slow cooking. Stir fre­ is the eleventh of a series of demon­ (API—Douglas Fairbanks, Sr., the Mias Ada Robinson will sing some commission to take the profit out ot Arnold Hany, Mrs. Estclla Y. KIbbe, strations givsn thU season and ths well known Indian songs. the technical knowledge of aviation be served by the hospitality commit­ war, the President said he had re­ quently. Pour Into sterilised jars motion picture actor, has arrived and Mr. Dwyer teaching the mem­ tee. Carl Lehmann, and Allen F. Becken- and seal when cool. This Is an ex­ Manchester Electric Co. Invites you aboard his chartered yacht, Caro­ The secretary wishes to apeak ot ceived a verbal report and that the dorf. to be present at the 0Ireland |>otatoea saved the race remain here until arrival of the Superior Covirt to make an examina­ of Main street, lifted cases of necessary to bring pressure to bear from famine; on early sailing vessels servings. Cover each with a stuf­ make an effort to hand their con newly-wed Duke and Duchess of trlbutlons to some member of the tion of Benjamin Brown, who t* cigarettes valued at $400 through on the one store owner whom the raw potatoes kept crews from dying fing mads of bread crumbs mixed Kent, who are expected next week H E P AY • We spceiallte In making loans up to $300—and getting the with onion, salt and pep|)cr to taste. club who will turn such money over charged with tilackmall. The doc­ the aperture and made their get­ Inspector continually has to correct. with scurvy: in the pkmeer tlict of from Jamaica. tors are Daniel Griffin of Bridge­ away. A similar burglary was LFTTIE c*sh Ih yoxi’ hande in 24 to 48 hours. Quick, friendly service— meat, potatoes and bread, potatoes Place In a moderate oven, 380 de­ to the secretary; or to bring It to easy monthly repsymente—over ■ convenient period up to 20 The report of the School Nurse, grees F., In a covered roaster for the meeting for that purpose. The port and H. A. Bancroft of Hart­ committed In the same store three Margaret E. Domhelm was received, t e c h n i c a l were the balancing food. DIES FROM EXPOSURE ford. This morning Brown was months ago and it was estimated " * months. Better look Into It today-write.’phone or call. 'n ose elusive properties In food one and one-quarter hours. Baste sum required Is very small, but if m W’WTTM wr showing the Inspection of 278 chil­ each of the 2800 would see to It that arraigned before Judge Arthur F. subsequently that the burglars * TheonlychargeitSitamonthontheunpaidamotmtofthelosn. dren; teeth examinations of 391; 101 • n o t, a T t v . which ws now know as vitamins ars with stock frequently. Remove Windsor, March (1.— (API —George the rover about five minutes before his m’ito goes In, we shall be able to Elle In Superior Court and entered a stole a hearse In Bridgeport, drove of which were given notices for prsfcnt In potatoes, as In all grow­ T. Althicser, 77, who was found at a plea of not guilty and elected a jury jto this city and carried their booty ing things. The Important vitamin serving If the bread crumbs have not send such an amount as will show PERSONAL FINANCE CO. caries, permanent teeth; 18 notes shack In which he lived In Woodland those who are bearing ths burden trial. Brown Is alleged to have i to Bridgeport In the vehicle which were sent home to parents of chil­ /v\E W H A T IT MEANS is B although there Is some O and a browned. Hoad, on Monday night, suffering Room 2, State Theater Bldg. Additional kwhrs for added comfort and convenience that we are backing them, and give written numerous "poison pen” let- I they abandoned on a street In that 78$ Main Street Telephone S4$0 dren with diseased tonsils; 12 class UtUs A. There Is a good amount from exposure, his hande and feet tera to prominent Waterburians. city. of vitamin C but tills Is easily de­ them help ami encouragement. room talks were given during the with this appliance ■ ' ■■ • being frosen, died at 4 o’clock this The Townsend Weekly advises us month and First Aid administered ’ stroyed by heat and we lose nearly morning at the Hartford hospital. all of It when we cook potatoes. that they are swamped with orders. to 31: 81 children were excluded dur- j ing the month. The report stated ! l a n g u a g e that approximately 1000 bottles of ! holiday and to teavy coal ohlpmante milk were given to the children dur­ "Share the BcncRit" Plen due to fears of labor troubles. ing the month Just closed. For 12 month* beginning December, 1954,25 Itwhrs ofincreised PRESIDENrS WORDS Preliminary figures received by Officials Elected | use will be given free for eich 5 hwhrs o f iocreued use purchased soma atetlstlcaj services brought ex­ YOU ARE INVITED! Following the usual custom, at the I up ip a limit of 50 free kwhrs per month for each customer pectations that the automobile re­ first meeting in March of each year, | EEIP THE MARKET tail business In February would To inspect our line of all new merchandise- a tax collector, treasurer of th e ! show an advance of roughly 80 per arranged for our official opening tomorrow. Sinking Fund and rate maker were cent over the corresponding 1934 elected at the meeting last ev'ening. month. All were elected unanimously and resolutions adopted declaring them Gold and Silver Issoei Lead The LADIES' SHOP to their official duties until April 1, UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC RANGE MINISTER RELEASF,I> At Our New Ixication 1936. William Regains was elected M p . Spurt After Hearing To- New York, March 6.— (A P )—The 707 Main Street Johnson Block tax collector; City Treasurer Claude Rev. Matthew Ponkua of Bridge­ A. Mills, treasurer of the Sinking port, Conn., eaid by police to have Everything New But Our Policy of Giving the Fund; and City Clerk Raymond E. day’s News from Capital. driven an automobile which fatally Greatest Values Obtainable. Hunt, rate maker. Mr. Rogalus is Injured a girl In Brooklyn last the present tax collector elected a night, waa released after be, had few months ago when the resigna­ New York, March 6.— (A PI—Just beecn given a aubpoena to appear NEW SPRING DRESSES tion of Collector Francis hupprecht as the Stock Market was preparing before the district attornev Friday. Save wa,s accepted. The other two offi- to receive another downward kick Helen Stognlew, lo. died In a hos­ clnl.s succeeded themselves. today, help cam# from the White pital after a skidding ear pinned S3-98 to $7.98 Police Ordinance Amendment ! House In the form of remarks by her agalnat a factory wall. Police An ordinance concerning Police ■ the President at his press confer­ efforts to check the brskas and Cotton Blouses Silk Blouses AND CHOOSE CONFIDENTLY- Furlough of the City Charter was ! ence which were interpreted by steering gear of the minister’s car amended as follows; Upon applica-I some as presaging another cut In were thwarted, they said, because tion by the Captain of Police, a ' the value of the dollar. "-n front of the vehicle was stove $1-00 S|.98 furlough of one day per month In Equitlee reversed their trend and in. WHEN YOU BUY A USED CAR each municipal year with full pay jumped ahead when the news tick­ New Millinery $1.00 to $2.98. Skirts $1.98. may be granted in addition to the ers reported the Chief Executive had The oldest known printed docu­ Many Other Unadvertiaed Items! regular one week furlough now In when you went to your grocer, he ttid said the value of the monetary unit ment was printed from wood blocks force, to the regular members of the was still loo high In relation to by Wang Chelh, a Chinese, in $6$ Come In and Look Over Our Complete StiKk. Ford Dealers offer wide choice Inspect these values today. Record police force, the same to be token A. D. "Buy enolher 10 peundi si flour end I will djbLs. This, of course, was a* first demand for the new 1935 Ford V-5 has at such time within the year, as may glance seen M at least potentially of makes and models—and be determined by the police commit­ Jiv* you 50 mere peundi wilhoul ehtrse" Inflationary, Gold and silver mining tee, provided however that at no Ire.ues led the Initial spurt with re­ brought a correspondingly large number lime shall any furlough exceed the coveries of 1 to 3 points and the stand back of their bargains! period of fourteen days. This ordi­ You would think that was rather wonderful, wouldn't you.> You trading volume expanded briskly. of trade-ins. Many of these cm's are 1933 nance to become effective ten days would find some way to use it in place o f other foods and save yourself The fervor cooltd a little later, how. after passage. lome money. You would try new recipes. ever, and prices slipped back from and 1934 models. Many have been thor­ .Auditor* Report .Accepted their peaks when It was found that Here’s one way of being absolutely sure The report of the City Auditors And then if the grocer said, " I ’ m going to reduce the price of my Mr. RooMVirlt, In Atuiwer to a Quory oughly reconditioned. Many have new presented at the lost meeting of the as to whether he meant further dol­ of getting the*right used car at the right Council and tabled was taken from F . . 3 £ e re 5 an exam ple flour as use increases", wouldn’t that seem too good to be true.» lar devaluation, laughingly cauUon- paint, new tires, new batteries and special the table and accepted. ed his questioner not to go too fast March—And W e Are Entering price: Choose from the wide selection of Trio In Court On tho standard , overhead (one of hundreds) Well, that is just what the H. E. Lt. Co. is doing. They are saying Grains, easy at the etart, also equipment. And all are offered at prices •T, At a special session'of the Rock­ line* of the Manchester Elec­ came back with other commodiUee tric Co. (apartments ex­ makes and models now on the floors ville City Court yesterday after­ tae "Buy snelher 10 kilowsM-heurs end we will jive and the British pound, off nearly 4 that say: "Act now—spring demand is noon Judge .John E. Fisk had before cepted) to customer* who Co . M. • cents at one time, recovered Ite The Last Month Of The ■)im three offenders of unusual ,na have not used the Tri:»l you 50 mere hilowett.heurt witheui cherse" of Authorized Ford Dealers—the largest ASA" .J0„ -am J Jill? 1 gi .] . iw Jb^ loss. Cold currenciee were firm. Sec- just around the comer. Today's ^best lure. About 2 o’clock yesterday Range and who turn In their _tJfl ------U3M, ot.darj- bonds, weak after the open­ lornlng. .Sergeant Dowgcwicz a.id » eld stove. Trial Range useis > ou can use this additional service for convenience, safety, health, - ■. L a . . ' 1.... ing, turned around and followed stock of outstanding used car values they Officer Cedor locked up George 59-50 add $ U 0 for each month buys maylbe gone tomorrow!" Installed labor saving. You c m "sample" new uses o f electricity. You can utilize Btwke while U. S. Odvernraent secu- First Quarter Of The Year Bohenko and Adam Koslowsky on they have used the trial AulM»l ••'oettl 4*,, nties wero incUnod to tA|f. have offered in years! complaint of a resident of Rau range, up to twelve. the savings as a down payment on an appliance. Among shares recording advancea street who reported that they were of 2 to around 3 pointa were U. 8. Choose confidently, too! Your Ford disturbing' him at his home. Both The Company has furthermore said that as you and other customers Smelting, McIntyre Porcupine, Have you forgotten that good resolution you made in Jan­ LOW DOWN PAYMINT men were under the influence of lio 3„0c A Week On The Budget Plan American Can and Caee. Grataere of Dealer's reputation for fah, square deal­ uor when lock'd up. Also In the continue an increased use it will reduce the price for electricity. a point or more Included U. 8. Steel uary to start Saving this year? If ao, ,vou should start at once lock-up at the same time waa John LIBERAL TERMS Mre. Gustave Schaller, Jr., 352 Woodland Street, decided Don’t let • kilowaii-hours ” mystify you. Think o f them as pounds ^ a re R^buck. ContlnenUi Can! ing is behind every used car he sells. His Rudich of New London. Later in the morning w-hen Patrolman Frey was o '" ! . * ' Smelting, Howe and make a fair showing for yourself by the end of the year. Y w r Pare Doolar wiH occofM year proaont to Install an electric range to take advantage of the free or quarts. ^ ou will then realize the great value that is waiting to be used. ^ t o d , Cairo de Paeco, Cbryiler desire to make you a pleased customer is making his last check-up before go­ electricity. Johna-ManvUle. Columbia Picturee! Get that account started this week and Mr In trae# on ■ iMoff M r. or wIN aloally ing off duty he discovered that all Standard OU of New Jersey, West- your assurance of used car value. You ■rrenffe for e law down payment end easy three had vacated the station house See this R3nge in use 3 t our Ingbouse. Sanu Fe, Union Pacific and that Koslowsky and Bohenko With the range, her use Increased 60 kw-hra In December. forms .Hireuah UnlverMl Crodlf Campony had broken the locks on their cells P***’^ * * Hudson and N. r. Cen- can be certain of getting 100 cents worth —ffie AuttiofUsd Perd Pkionca Wen. Md also had further damaged the She received SO kilowatt-hours without charge, with $1.60 The utlUUee, each ai Consoli­ GET THE HABIT OF DEPOSITING REGULARLY IN Interior of the cells. demonstr3ti'on tomorrow 3 i credit on her bill. dated Gas and PubUc Servlea of of value from every dollar you invest. Knowing that Rudich, being a NewtJersay, ware fractionally im­ night lodger, was not locked In his , proved, but American Telephone was Electric cooking, therefore, cost her for the month just Just about even. ' ®nd also a much older man than either o f the other two; and also 2 . 0 0 P. A A . in our Oemonstr3 - ,30c This figure will be more or les.*, of course, for each In addiUon to ttaa Waahington one who has frequently lodged at acene, and the aomewbat dUturblng the local lock-up. Officer Frey set Individual family, but indicates how cheap electric cooking tyrationa o f foreign exchanges, mar­ out to overtake him and found him Is ket obaervers oonttoued to point to on his way to Wllllma'.tlc. Early tion Room, Odd Fellows Bldg* the importance o f the domeaUe eco­ THE SAVINGS BANK AUTHORIZED yesterday morning. Captain Shea nomic picture. atmed a check-up on the where- She is enthusiastic about her range and even more m» Early car loadtoga eatimataa for aMuta at the other two men and about the Shore the Benefits plan. ™ paat waek, officially pubUtbed OF MANCHESTER about noon learned that they had niday, indlcatad a m oi« than aea- A Matoal Savings Bank been seen In the vicinity of the old •onal upturn in Uaffic ore- the pre- power house at West Way. With rioua week. The eubetantlal gain. A .Si. ®“ *?^oce of Supemumerarv IfMcver. waa attrtbBtad partly to DEALERS OF NEW ENGLAND A i^ u r Francis, the two were soon fact that the precedl^ period w.fciy back in the lock-up;., where the Waahtagton ^rtinlay Koslo^ky aad Bohenko confessed THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC tiiat with the aid o f a fiimace poker they weri^.ble to break open the 773 MAIN STREET locks on their wUs. None of ths ,v MAMCHBSTBR EVICNING HERALD. MAMCHSn'ER. OUMM. WEDNESDAY, MARCH t, 198Sw 81Z MANCHESTER EVICNING HERALD. ILANCHEEIER nONN. WEDNESDAY. MARCH B, lOTS. P A Q t worso thao folly to attempt to tup* h o t a oh oto th ebtgrcfM bvef the oUve burry, t can’t remember exactly. I working overume, aafl tb* Meess indlriduAl tnatAncaa, tor It is no fluids whieh are Mcreted by his day the 2nd. Those present were ilanrlyrfltrr plaht It until the ground has bean question. But you’ll never hear 'was waiting for Joe, and then Vogel believed to have been caused by an •U(bt reaponaibiUty for a atsU to about It, becauee ive just a ibeel cams along and told some things glands bum up the food BiaMrlals AUTO DRIVERS Catherine Meyer, Rita Noweeh, Lucy oveibsated furnace destroyed the completely cleared ao that a freah DAILY RADIO PROGRAM 2,886 mska It Impodslblo tor • boy or |1rl Issue. that made me sore. We started about aa fast oa they are aaaiml- Welles, June Warren, Idaralyn interior Of *h# Adams express of­ WALL ST. BRIEFS and honest start can be made with* lated. The abnormal tendenctea can Welles, Yvonne Belllveau. Berna- S P E C IA L xm S D a I £«fitttt9 Htrilft o t flfteca to contributa to the aup- fighting and eome of the others got .,^ * ° '^ * * * * * ^ ’ ***''® H • (Central and Eastern Standard Time) fice In the cast-bound depot here Gov. Marriner 8. Ekicles of the be overcome by a treatment which detl Belllveau, Phyllis Warren, and also damaged the depot Itself ft PUBU8HCU at THE port of a family atrlvlng dirsperaUly out the employment o f any of the into It. Vogel landed a couple of GOT UCENSES HERE ' m e ladle* of the Ellington, Tol EV-BXItALJ> PRINTING .-OMPANf. INC. Federal Reserve Board is carrying will bring about an adjustment of Jane Flynn, Nettie Sweet, and Lu- nt 5:10 a. m., today. Darien police .Vew York, March 6.—While ateel rotten old members. hard ones ahd I swung back at him land, Vernon Center and Vernon SHIRTS tl Blutll 8tr*tt to maintain its economic tndepend- a large load of the adminlstratHMi's funcUon to th* hormai. Programs subjact to changa. P. M. cile Anderson.' Miss Mary Wilson had tn semi oiil n patrol to locate aerap.prices art steadier gefieraJy OoMn. S P J M n i.F C ! — and air of a sudden I heard the Methodist churches hsve been In­ anct; and it la indeed a long atep It may very well be necesaary that heavy thinking tbese dasrs and any­ The fasting method I. Ul* one I NBC-WBAg NETWORK was also present. Refreshments the blaze after they had received a s drop of 50 cents a toft at Phila­ THOMAS PIKIiaUaON gun. Vdgel looked sort of funny and vited by the members of the Wom­ the United States grant ship Subsi* one who calls on him keeps wonder­ A . yg .— J f t n V have found most effective in 5A*I0 “ asst: Waal wlw iratl #t(c I were served. Gomes were played telephone caH -telling them of the delphia lowered the Iron A ge lnd*X SHORTS from the days, atill niUlln Just slumped down to the sidewalk. en’s Missionary Society ot Telcott- Founded October 1. IMI ing bow he can do any thinking at reducing the amount of thyroxin ♦Jar WU* wcali Syw whio iWlir wro IComiiiiifioner Connor Is jand Phyllis Warren, June Warren fire, but neglecting to tell the loca­ for heavy melting material to the memory of living old folka, alien dies to cnabla American owners and Then, tbe next thing I knew, J»»y wb»n wcas wum wwj waals silii viiie to unite with them in observ­ PabUthtS Bv«rsf E »«nlh« Eie«pt all. B « S ^ A iO Lm O being mrowh out by the thyroid kad wmaq well, who wow Wda( wklil I Rita Nowsch won prizes. tion Of It. *11.80 a groes ton from tU .57 tn SaaiaTi. and Holtdaya Gntartd at Hit tote of nine or tm were cooped up Operators to keep abips on tba sea Blfoude had grabbed m* ahd he was which Is over-active. A fast of ing the World Day of Prayer, Fri­ .he previous week. The composites Pott OSlc* at Manchttur. Conn., aa His office is only four stories NOR-rHWtST a cXr^OIAN - I tm ) Mrs. John Dent spent Monday Firemen estimated the loss at 83,- ^ for $ H I In competition with the shipping of BEGIN HBRE TODAY yelling to everybody that I’d done It, a few days, will aid the gland to Pletsed at Reaction to day, March 8th. 'Ihcy plan to meet , with Mrs. John Ellison of Dobson- ■100 not Including trunks and bag- for pig Iron and finished steel are Sacaad Claaa Mall Matlar. for ten bouri a day in badly ventt* above a corner which Is both the saw you. You killed Ed Vsgei and SOUTH — wn,'a wptf wwno wla wjax 'V t iK S t t >i>rl*i—we»l ropeai SUBSCRIPTION RATB8 OAUi HBNDBIMGN. |MUy and that I ’d Shot Vogel. I kept trying to t^ a lh Its normal ' inctlottriig. The in the assembly room of the Talcott- I vllle. Itsge stored In the express office unchanged at *17.90 a ton and 2.124 lated, illy lighted ahoddy mills or foreign oeuntrtea which davota large busieet hhd Boisteet in town— the you’ll bang for It!” wfla-waun wlod warn wmo wtb waul Oaa Taar. Ay mall ...... fSO; one Where New York and Pehneyt- Jt, works in a silk mill, ilw aad her tell them I hadn't but nobody Would patient shoulc live In a small wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro feaitr anaBt—bAa vllle Church at 10:80 to sew for 1 m e Golden Rule club will hold which were destroyed. cents a pound respectively. Par Maatb, by laaii ...... *2 mouse trap factories. SUII the sums to BUbsidieS. But If wa pay listen. I tried to tell the cop— " amount of acid fruit juice with weal ktba kths wtoc wars irUir Temporary Offices. Madura Hospital. A t noon a box vania avenuet meet at firteenthl Ib-yaar-Md brttihM’, PMtt., soppert •'i»-Tkd'»in C. hhI ■ -■ baaiet i their meeting Friday evening, mi* subsidies let It be with full and ac* A pollcemaa shouldered hit way A voice from the door Interrupt­ plenty of water. I f thla gland haa m o u n t a in —kea kdyl kglr kghl lunch will be served and at loro S. 5. Kresge Co. February sale* DalTvafaj oaa yaar ...... l»-00 limit of age for child labor had to street, idid etreet car lines converge their invana father. .PACIPIC—,;so kfi kfw komo khq ! will be a business meeting in charge In Us pure state, saccharin 1* Toggery Shop curate knowledge o f why and to from three directibtie, ana no end of STEVE METERS. Wiko aEo Into the crowd. "W hat’s the trou­ ed. "You’ll Lave to go now, Miss beei- oVeractlve, It la bccaute of kfsd ktar kgu kpo kex kga kyr kya aiS i ! S^P,™*l'»*yWrlatlta-to e o’clock a devotional service will be I of the president, Mrs, Elsie Mc- Were . *8.973...... 052 against • • *8,m,095 be drawn somewhere, and It were 550 times as sweet as cane sugar. In February, 1934. UCMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED incentives arise for taxi drivers who works in the mill, osIn Gale to mar­ ble f " he demaiKled, and then, see­ Henderson. Time’s up." toxic Irritation in the blood, and the Cant, Katt. LSSZ ! Orohaatra A total of 289,898 epSrators’ li­ held when an address upon "M y I Nally. The hostesses will be Mrs. PRESS better to err on tbe long ratber than whom and what we are getting In and Allan'a run censes were Issued by the state de­ love to honk. ry him. She delays giving her an­ ing the figure on the ttdewalk, add­ “All right.” ^ tln g regimen will eliminate the Turkish Women Friends” will be Albert Beebe and Florence Plnney. Tba AtaoclaUd Praaa la axcluatvaly return. partment o f motor vehicles up to aatUlad to tba uaa (or rapubileatlon on the abort side. During the curtent overcrowding swer. ed a sharp ekclamation. Gale got to her feet. Once more poisons which have been causing lOt given by Mr*. Kingsley Blrge. Rev­ Dawn Nerl is back to scliCoi after :0O—Xavlar Cugal’t drehaalra and Including Saturday noon, of all natra dlapatebaa araditad.to It Tbe law appears to be a good one. This |a a subject that a UtUa later in fbdei^ officea, even Federal R » Gale gooa skattagi MekM through " I t ’s Ed Vdgel," Stroude toid him. her Bl-ms Went around her brother, the Irritation. ils-wKtdan atridB *axMt—«i erend and Mrs. Blrge, who are con­ a short Illness at her home. or not otherwlie ..rrditad lb thla )m Mix, tKateh--mldwaat repeat I March 2. This wo* very eatisfac- nected with tha Near East Mission, may be very extensively aired, if serve headquarters bat been m o^d the ieo sad Is rosouad by BRL%N "And this IS the fellow who Shot pressing him close. "Everything's When hyperthyroidism la Over­ : lOil^nno^uaon ■ftIbaU Orthotra^ Mrs. Rlchsrd Blakenburg Spent r abd alio tha local newa oub> And to provide abundant proof that him.’’ - *:|p—Praia-Radio Nawa Parled tory to OimmlsSloner Michael A. are In this country on a furlough. flifitd harain. into a private office building. ( WBSTMORE, whose father, now going lo be all right," she assured come. the pulse wilt slow doWn *:9S*-• •.’*#—»ongt *••* wnBs byor ArltnaMriana Jaeksen Saturday with Mrs. Charles Blsn- the atatca are capable of leglglatilig Congress succeeds in disposing of " I didn’t r orch.-.t«. Connor who offered the public The hostesses for th* day will be All riahta of rapubileatlon ot The Bcclee press conferences seW dead, built the nHI. Brian has coitic him. "Everything’s going to be all and after a well balanced diet Is g:4s*- JiJb^Blllyiia».^Biiiy Batehsior.’iBat»h»lor.’*______*k*ioh ,,„^u4j2halm Orthat’ -mldyMt kenburg of. this place. Exelusive apaclal diapatetaea berain ara alao ra* for tbemaelvea In this matter, witA> three or four still more urgent mat­ Phll’e prqteet WSs lost, The doc­ right!" resumed, th# patient will sloWly fiOO— riOg—daak■ ’ ‘ tk Oanny a Orahtltra twentjr‘ th.’ee offl .es, conveniently Miss Anne Moore, Mrs. Wilbur THE WILROSE DRESS SHOP especially meaty and informal, be­ home after two yenra bi Bntis, ready i:15— ftis—•Ikek...... aek Chamchambtr, Drama Rieihip Orehaa__njldw located in various sections of he Dudley Douglas of Rockville, Is With Wilrose aarrad. ters before adJoummenL When It tor was pushing through the crowd, gain In weight and the nerves •i30— Ttir ----- * ' Smith, Mrs. Ciharlea Blankenbtirg, out recourse to a national Oonatltu- cause before Bccles was appointed ta take hls plaee In the mMl. She went out Into the corridor and state, through which to secure the spending a few days with hls aunt Pall aartrlea allant of N E 8ar»- Issuing orders for the onlookers to will become quiet. Th* WhOI* tem­ |l««-> 7i4a.**Une1s TiM gsra Rasie atsilan l:0O-Joa Haymtt Oroh. Mrs. James Wood, Mrs. Alfred P it­ Invites You To a Preview , tlonai amendment authored by Sol: la, the people will be aghast to learn the board members cloistered them­ VICKY THATCHER, daughter ef opened a door. Steve Was waiting fiOO—**w— iiOO—MarytiM Plekfordln Drama 1585 permits. A number o f regis­ Mrs. Elizabeth Douglas. lea, Ine. selves much after the misnner of the stand back. The doctor khelt on the for her. Gale took oft* look at him perament seeftiS to change When NBC-WJZ NETWORK kin and Mr*. Howard Spencer. Annie Sweet has been 111 at her sbevika and applauded by thought* bow they have been robbed and their ROBERT THATCHER, general trations v. ere also Issued at these of the New Parisian Mode Publlabtr’a RapraaantatlTa: Tba supreme court. sidewalk, slipped an arm under tbe and hurried forward. She said, "Oh. thin gland IS restored to normal. Neighbors’ Night wo* held at the home for the past week. manager of the mill, achemeo to •tOC^IOrtW^uy Lombarie*! Orehtaf. offices iB conjunction with the oper­ Jallua Mathewa Spaelal A ancy- -Naic leSa thousands who know nothing maritime resources wickedly wasted Its staff always high-hatted the crumpled bbdy. Steve, What’S happened. Is H Vernon Grange hall, Friday eve­ Miss Mary Wilson Is spendihg captivate Brian, she *e «« Mm Mith Qt’BBTIONS AND ANSW e AS •:3D“»iOva,9V“~iWiBw :I^R nay ay NvblariEHiE anil and urenMvraOrehtalra wtff- * ''* *™rr wmal ators’ licenses. Ample endorsement A b Interpreted In Tork Cblcaao. Datroli and Boston. about the amendment and very lit* by the benendaries of mall subsi­ correspondents. The boys have His verdict came cHSpiy t moment Vogel — ?’’ 10iOO—'11:ao—John0l(MW—o. from the Ellington grangers. The "You’ll have to decide that for Advice creeping on me, or Is there anything Ipnqx irowo whoa kfab M fkpftr'nirkV'r’ k?;"’’' place where Mrs. Garvah, of Rock­ WEDNESDAY, MARCH S Huey Long being the sharpest thorn guilty In the Hauptmann case be­ In Vicky. ly. In Id minutes an ambulance had I The Manchester temporary sub- following people who were the impor- ELEANOR WEIN yourself,” Eccles aays. By Ur. Frank McCoy I can do 'o relieve my trouble?" EASt —wiif #fip wTodWBoc wibsw „ wtea were Cant. Batt, ville, had owned for Some time but cause the evidence was all "circum­ Phil loaet hls Job. com ing home arrived and Vogel waa lifted Inside. ^ ee etrb ezae wlbz wmas braneh office distributed 2,885 op­ pant characters In the play are as One of America’s Foremost Fashion Creators In the side of the Administration. "Some of the senators seem to Answer: You are a COmparatlVi- Floto has purchased this house and after a scorch tor work, h* en- Hls eyes rernMned closed. There D IX If—wgat wofa wbro wqam wdod aiat^ »'n»lng La4y-**at erators’ licenses during the week It follows: Mrs. C. Pease. Mrs. Mc- 30,000 LIBERTY BONDS stantial" now have the opportunity doubt If you've severed your private Iv juung w-oman and Should not kUa wreo wr*e *lao wdau trtoo krld wrr * n il a only was In operation, thus relieving Is tearing It down, td build 6n * dif­ Knowing no ethical or philosophi­ counfera ED VOGEL with hls was a dark stain on the front of hla Kftlght. Mr*. Mayes, Mrs. B. Finance Who Has Just Returned to object to the conviction of an­ banking ConnccUbns.” Many people who suffer from feCI any infirmities of age. It is un­ t trace koma wdbo wbt trdao that number 6f motorlsta of the ferent lot. * Eugene Gifford Grace la a very cal restraints whatever, owning to friends, STROUDE, and “LEFTY". coat. A woman’s voice rose, weep­ nervousness and a rapid heart beat, wise for me to attempt to dlagflose „JbJ trwVa trmbf wsjs drmhr •'.ir* OohtreTfi and Mr. Hatben-ay. a piano solo From the Paris Openings other murderer, Dominick Santella "W ell, the beat way for them to ing hysteriealiy, aa the ambulance walBWEla ktuiktul ksko wcoa wdne wnox kwkh Radio Noiio — ba- neceaalty of travelling out o f town Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and important person. When he grad­ no loyalty to anybody or anything hnd Out IS to invite me up there and There Is a street light In which owe their troubles to the over-se­ youi case through this column. MlDWlbTMIDWIS^ — wfi wmi wmbd trisn I to buy the 1936 driving permits. was played by Reverend D. Carter Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Smith and of Norwalk, thla state, on the ground -Others Join. Then a gun Is fired. set off doW-n the *tr*et. calomel wlbw JKh womb whbn tree* wtbl kocj of Wapplng. A recitation, in cos­ uated from Lehigh University in IB the world but his own political ask me," Eccles replies. cretion of thyroxlm, v-fiich is pour­ What you need is not and ia fcwwEM I nomai There were twenty-ibree mbtOr ve fam ily spent Sunday In Bridgeport, At a distance Stroude’s compan­ ed Into the blood by an Irritated salts but a good diagnosis In order tume, "Bold Buccaneer" was given .1899 as an electrical engineer be, that the direct teetlmony of a con­ "Do jrou eee ahy signs bf an In­ NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY K u jS i ------* ‘ ml4woai hlcle department office* open m ey visited relatives of Mrs. Sum­ t ^ advantage; utterly Impervious to ion, ’Xiefty” , a-ae saying to the po­ thyroid gland. The eyes nr* often to find out the cause of youf trou­ kv. . -oaot only ^ Mr*. H. Hutchinson from the federate, which oontrib\ited very creasing commercial demand for S.lS— 7n5—Wiril^W illard Rebloon Orch throughout the state during the ner Smith In Bridgeport and Mra. having the right connections, {'be­ the challenge Of fair play, to criti­ CHAPTER XLII liceman. "Sure, I saw him! Thla affected and protrude. Profuse ble. It may be due only to bilious­ ibk InbJ kw* kem kdb hzmb kab ibloon Orchoit. Boltbn Orange, m is meeting was money?" Ctnt. Bi m . Tod Oovla SorloiSorlal Bhotohtbol... week of February 28 and the Suc­ Ernest Smith’s brother, meodore gan at the bottom" In charge o t an largely to the conviction, was that guy and Vogel had this argument. sweating Is sometimes produced ness, or a toxic condition o f your very Interesting and enjoyed by the Her Adaptions Eroto cism from any source, to Mreasm, "None whatever." There was an Instant of paraly­ 4il*** (Itn—Jsok Armotrong — obot: 10 Parodlto, bkli cess o f the plan was so prondunciM) Trowbridge, of New Haven. of a person of bad. character. with extreme nervousness and psy­ system, which can be easily cured iiS i'S 10 PStfy Varlity other granger*. Refreshments were electric crane In the plant o t the direct affront, even to the poisonous He's a wriry, small, fast-moving sis, and then frenzy. A hubbub of The fellow got ugly and Vogel let ^Peyohology ■Tolk-DlxU:’ T rl*-w '■ and Otchaif. It will In *11 prCibablllty be placed In The Vernon Grange was Invited lo Molyneux Jean Patou Luciie paray him have It. He was gettln’ the chic disturbances. T ' e weight grad­ through proper hygienic measures. 4i4S—Il4»— Ii44—mek Tracy—baolc;___ _ Bo* operatloh. again at the twro periods served. Bathlsham Steal Works, a couple of words "You He!"; with all, Shrewd Unquestionably It was. And un­ person, whose sharp features, espe­ voices. Men with startled eyes and iwoon Bookondo—wcat! Mlnlotaroo ilE f!s9^rV.yiAV‘iBaa •" a Bramt neighbor with the Tolland Orange Martial Et Armand Luclen LeLortg cially pleasant when he smiles, stunned faces. A Sense ot tragedy, best o f It when this guy pulled the ually reduces, due to the Increased lohn £has Thomaa. Bari. , of the year when an unusual rush is Sunday, March 3rd, the name of on Tuesday evening the 5th. A ^odelle Maggy Rouff Chanel years later bad an executive job questionably the direct evidence of (If You Are a “Sleegybead” ) * ahSvr-DUlo Clarence Sykes BamfOrth was and resourceful to a degree only screw themselves into all sorts of electric, contagious, In the air. gun— ’’ basal meiabolLm. 4i-Flatt and Nlermann, pianista Federal H6uslng Adminis­ evidence brought out was plenty to these fellows say they saw you shoot The questions rose, shrill, excited. nent cure is to bo attained. pared?” 5:00—Bhtrley Howard. tration. |10 a ton profit Bethlehem got |49, have thrown half a dozen Senators circumstantial evidence were to him. I found the gun on you. If In every case of this trouble, the Answer: Lembn-MIlk it a kind of "It's Ed Vogel!" 8:13— Straight Shooters. 11:15—Hotel Weyiin Orchestra. Cr JO per cent—and operated on make a study of the testimony and The Dean brother! are great fel- Vogel dies It’ll be murder you’ll be real cause will be found In a sour milk cr substitute fO r butter­ 11:80— Drama. out of their seats. But at that Urns "WHAT?" 5:30— George Sterney’s orchestra. loWi and great baseball players, charged with. Get that? Murder!” systemic toxemia, arising from In­ milk and Is made by mixing the government capital at that. Long, though UtUa rsapected and the evidence In a sequence of mur­ "Someone shot Ed Vogel!” 8:48— Captain Tim Healy. 12:00— Bendor, .violinist. but they will have to prove this testinal poisoning. The large in­ juice of one or more lemons writh a der trials and then give some really "Vogel—they say somebody’s "But I tell you I didn’t— !’’ Mr. Grace pulled down 83,000,000 very lightly indeed regarded by the year that they can take It. pint of sweet milk and shaking vig­ 5:00— WrightvUle Clarion. killed him. ” "Get going!" The policeman's club testine is usually prolapsed down /VYARCH AT WATKINS IS A great majority of his fellow Demo­ serious thought to the question. — R 6 g « r s Hornsby, St. Louis into the pelvis. "Kinks” in the orously together* Lemob-MIlk Is 5:80— Press-Radio News. In personal bonuses out of these fat "Did you And out what happen­ emphasized the order. Which ore the more likely to commit Browns’ managsr. prolapsed colon will often be very easily digested and may bo 5:35—Gems from Memory. profits of Bethlehem during the war crats in that body, was nevertbelsi ed?" 5:40—Laurel Trio. Dull light sifted through the found which must be removed If s taken by anyone. It should however, * -it came out a few days ago before a Democrat. So nothing was ever perjury, persons or facts? "It’s Vogel! SOMEBODY KILL­ 5:45—BUly Batchelor. Aspiring poets must learn to live single barred window of the jail permanent cure is to be attained. be used as a meal Itself or taken the ED ED VOGEL!” 7:00— W illiam Sheehan, Oonnectl- the Senate munitions committee; done shout vacating his flensts scat on bread end water. I t they're good cell. Gale Henderson sat on the nar­ No single article of food Is to same way as a milk diet, that Is, a RADIO: poets, their art will keep them Phil Henderrun stared stupidly'at be cited as the sole source o f this glassful every hour. . cut Legislative Reporter. M a r c h O f V a l u e s that la, the avails of thirty thousand row cot. her arms around hei broth­ Now the administration would alive. the man on the sldew-alk. "But— 7:15—'The Black Chamber." er. "Oh. I*hll!'’ she said, ner voice toxic retention and re-absorptlon, e f those hundred dollar Liberty give Its ears to be rid of Huey. But what was It? " he asked. " I mean 7:30— Concert Miniature*. —Herman Wlldenvey, poet-laureate choking. but any dietetic excess may be (Meaalee) New York, March 6.—(AP)— I bonds that the. men auid women and It would be too craaa, too flagrantly BEHIND of Norway. how— .?’’ res{ionsible, such as eating too Question; 8. A. V. asks: "H ow 7:36— (X :c Program— M erry Mad­ The sentence was never finished. "I was framed. Gale. I didn’t do caps and Harriet Lee. ^ minute* for a broad­ ^ M a r c h A t W a t k in s Is A Children of the nation bought at the obvloue, by half, to do anything It!" much starch, sugar, protein or eat­ long should a child just recovering cast Thuraday night, Senator Muey THE SCENES t deny emphatically that the pre­ Phil turned as someone gripped his ing Inharmonious combinations of from measles be kept in a dark •:00—Mary Plckford Btock C»m- Coat of infinite . self denial went about Long's right to a Senate mem­ vailing wage rate In the federal " I know,” Gale held a handker­ pany. li expects to devote It to re­ arm. It was Stroude, his sly face even the liest foods which cannot room to prevent injury to the plying toe 48-tninute speech atralght Into the pocket of this IN work-relief plan would cost the chief. already Hmp, to her eyes. "Of to or I bership now, after long years di.<:torted and menacing. be digested because of the ineom- eyes?” 5:30— Wayne King’s orchestra. General Hugh S. Johnson which young "Btcel master" whoso boss government on* additional dollar. "Here he Is!" Stroude shouted. course. I know you didn’t do It. Any­ pattbie mixture. Answer: The child should be un­ 5:00— Fred Allen’s Town Hall. of letting him stay. So there seems Monday- The talk —Senator Hugh Black, Alabama. "Don’t let him get away!" body should know that. Bvit, oh— The thin patient, who Is ner­ der the care of a physician and hit lO:00—Guy Lombardo’* orch««tra. M a r c h O f V a l u e s was banding out government war to be nothing to be done but to get IS listed for WJZ-NBC at 11:80 p "But Stroude— !" It’s so dreadful. What are we going vous and Irritable, Is always one Judgment depended upon about tbe 10:8(>—Ray Noble's orohestr*. iki. ' funds. I—BY RdDNEY DUTCHER- to do, Phil? What are we going to red in the face, aa Jos Robinson did Wholeheartedly I return home to "Grab him!” The other man’s whose glandular functions are darkened room. 11:0()—Eddi* O’Shea’c orchestra. T ry those tonight: Boston and New England to com­ do?" They ashed Mr. Grace a good yesterday, and call Huey names. BV RODNEY DL’TCHRR voice rose higher, “ He shot Ed 11:80—Slumber Hour. W B AF-NB C — 7:15, Th# plete my life job among friends w lo "They say If Vogel dies—” Black many queetions when be was before (Evening liemid Washington Vf'gel. He's the one who did It!" »:00-*Mldn.—Silent Chamber: 9, Fred Allen; And If ths party baa Snybo

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ment’s ban on commercial air traffic. • m for some time. Turkey, he sold, FOREIGN EXCHANGE JUNIOR FORESTERS TEN YEAR OLD BOY The line rerouted Its Empire service ALYCEU CONDIRON HOSPITAL NOTES and everything. It Is an extremely MOVE to Africa, Singapore, India and Aus­ PLAN AUTO SHOW STATE IS FIFTH Recreation Center LEGION’S DEFENSE hoping to extend their possession RECREATION AERO M ODR interesting book. tralia to avoid this country. south of the Red Sea, might, along SOUTHEAST READY POTATO CONTROL New York, March S.— (API— KNOWS OPERATIONS! The Tugoelav government, infor­ REPORTED‘UETIER’ Items of Interest with Russia, become enfbrotled in mation from Belgrade said has ac­ A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. the pending war. CLUB AT DEMONSTRATION Ing, but unimportant—as, fo?"in FOR ARBITRATION Foreign Exchange firm; Great Brit­ CAMP IS PROPOSED .L A ST O F MONTH IN COMPASS OF — • stance, the news that ceded to a request of Greek authori­ Raymond Lohie of 756 Vernon PROGRAM LAUDED In the For East. Gtance, the news that the Kellogg ain in dollars, others In cents. (ConttniMd From Page One) FOR BUSY SEASON Peace Pact wraa the work of a Chi­ Great Britain demand. 4.77 ca­ ties to hold General Nichols Plas- (Coatimied From Page One) street late yesterday afternoon. Wednesday. TO BE DISCUSSEi Admitted yesterday were Michael Colonel Perklna also described the cago lawyer, and that Mr. Kellogg bles, 4.77'i; 60 day bills. 4.7644; the activitlea of his gang In Canar- tiras, veteran Greek revolutionary The women’s gym class will meet precarioue state of affairs in the .Arthur Scudiera and George i ; , France demand, 6.68>4; cables, 6.- leader, if he should attempt to cross Diacusslng Alyce’a condition aa Mallon of Bast Middle Turnpike, WATER SYSTEMS himself was very slow in coming to Meeting Held Last Night for sle through his pal. He lives at SO brought out by today’s first bulle­ from 7 to 8 o’clock. Girls’ basket­ L a I H ArrV I P «rlrin * A n I P»pcclally Cftlna, and out- Fil7,gerald Make Planes of its support. Staid Bdiind Demand for 68H; Italy demand. 8.46; cables. into France via the Yugoslav fron­ Joseph Steiner of 3 Ford street, Majority of Dealers Vote to ball practice will follow the gym Stephena Lane. tin, Mrs. McHenry said the use of and Mrs. Mildred MacKinnon of LUI. f l a r i y L. rerK ID S U lll* lined the strong muuence of control Experts Report That Cultiva­ Boeing P-12 E Type. 8.4B. tier. class until 8:30. Roller skating in brought to bear in CJbina by the More important is the general Farmers of CooDtjr W k Then. too. he has the doctor's Plastiras who departed hastily an enema while Alyce was an In­ Hartford. Discharged were Ken­ picture of wofid politics. Wage Increase—Do Not Demands: Purpose— Many Visitors promise that he’s getting better. the gym starting at 8:30. Admla- Japanese. Japan, today, be ooid, The meeting of the Manchester Belgium. 23.65; Germany. 40.75: from Cannes, France, as soon as he fant was forbidden because the neth Bleu of 223 Oak street, James Sponsor Event b Armory lines Objectives at Annual As the authors say, what we have "I’ll soon be out,” he smiles. child always turned blue. Its suc­ Thomson of ,203 Center street, and Eighty>Nbe Per Cent of Pop­ slon Includes skates, music and haa to have but one ship to bring tion Will Be Most Exten* Recreation Aero Model Club waa Holland. 68.65; Norway, 24.00; .Swe­ received word of the uprising was in chedking. A public setback party the Nipponese up to the full treaty been witnessing lately Is the death Meet March 7 b Coratjr den. 24.62; Denmark, 21.3^: Fin­ at Session. Johnnie’s ailment la hypospadiits. Brindisi, Italy, silently awaiting de­ cessful use today, she added, was Mrs. Marlon Seelert of 155 Main last night held from 7 o’clock to of an era. the era of post-war opti­ Intend to Strike. accomplished without pain. street. March 27-30. will be held at the West Side Rec strength, while the United States land. 2.11; Switzerland, 32.83; Spain He waa born with the alimentary velopments. ulation Served from Pnbli^ on Cedar street. Play wrlll start at Banquet of Local Post. sive from Present S»gns. 8:15. mism—optimism that world peace tract incomplete, and the first Mrs. McHenry said Alyce greeted has a Navy far bqlgw the tVeaty Building at Hartford. 13.86; Portugal, 4.34>4; Greece, .95; Former Premier Elcuthros Cfon- 8 o'clock and prizes wrlll be award­ atandords and the personnel Is but A model kit was brought in by the could be maintained, that the Poland, 19.16; Czechoslovakia, 4.24; operation came right after birth. stantinc Vencziulos whom the Greek her attending .surgeon with open Trolley ear and bue operatore A joint meeting of members of arms and told him "you are the ed to the winners. 80 per cent of the amount required. president and is being constructed League of Nations could be made to Jugoslavia. 2.32; Austria, 19.I5N; He struggled along without much government has branded aa the At a meeting of automobile deal- Sipplies, State Engbeer One hundred and twenty-five Le­ Cjourt Manchester and Court Nut­ nicest man I have ever known.” POUCEMAN KOEUA Thursday. Colonel Perkins’ talk was instruc­ Nashville, Tenn., March 6.—-(AP) before the group as a demonstration work, that International co-operation employed by the Connecticut Com­ Hungary. 30.10N: Rumania. 1.03; trouble after that and got to the “ mad" leader of the revolution was era at the Chamber of Commerce Thi men’s volley tall period will gionnaires and guests celebrated could be extended and world prov Potato production control will bs pany having taken their vote, and Argentine, 31.SON: Brazil, 8.64N: meg. Foresters of America, was held | third grade in school. His father, a reported to be ready to fleo from Doctors watching the cheerful tive and gave the members a true —The southeast is set for a busy for the- instruction of the club. This and. courageous Alyct said she has rboma this morning a majority of Says b Article. be held from 5 to 6:15. The wom­ the 10th anniversary banquet of perlty restore.1. discussed again at a stata-wtds Tokyo, 28.124; Shanghai, 38.50; in Tinker hall lodge room last night i garage man, moved to Kansas City Crete and seek haven In Alexandria, DIES FROM WOUNDS picture of the present day conditions summer down on the farm. model kit costs 50 cents which is deciding to atand behind their de­ complained very little and that ner the total number of dealers in town en’s swimming classes will meet as Dllworth-Cornell Prst, American of our armed forces on land and sea. withdrawn from the treasury, "fhe Statesmen worked for these meeting of potato farmers in the Hongkong, 47.50: Mexico City (sli­ when steps were taken towards the | to work and there Johnnie Had to go Egypt. Greek officials in Egptlaa follows: 7 to 7:45, advanced; 7:45 Agricultural authorities predict things at a time when the current mand for an Increase of wagu, have ver peso), 27.85; Montreal in New to the hospital for his second opera­ co-operation was outstanding. waa present and of this number a Legion, last night in Orange hail. A In conclusion. Colonel Perkins urged plane when finished will be auction­ South Common Pleas court room. formation of a junior court In Man- city asked Athens for instructions to 8:30, life saving. the coming season will be one of was inexorably sotting away from now passed on to their officers the York, 99,00; New York in Montreal, j tion. "What pleases us most," conclud­ ,'Continued from Page One) majority decided to have an auto­ Connecticut ranks fifth on the members of the post visiting the' ed off to the members and the com­ In the County building. 95 Wash­ Chester. ^ i in the event Veneziulos should ma­ ed Mrs. McHenry. ’Is that she now mobile and home appliance show in The girls’ church league will use delicious turkey dinner wrlth all the extensive cultivation. The harvest plete sale price will be returned to them, and in the end they were light to seek an adjustment of the . , terialize. Hat of states with respect to the Veterans’ hospital to visit Jim Moo­ 101 00 Chief Ranger William F. Brown | 19th Operation has a little pod of a stomach like the State Armory thl.s year. The the bowling alleys from 7 to 9:30. fixings was served by Michael Mc­ the treasury. swept awsy. ington street, Hartford, Thursday, question through an arbitration N—Nominal. The trouble remained. Operation Little information was forthcom­ lleved best not to inform him yet. percentage of Its population served dy, now a patient there. Jim last year waa good in most south­ of Cfourt Manchester presided at the i any other child. Formerly It waa The prisoner was sullen and silent, show dates will be March 27, 28, 20 from public water supplies, and Friday. Donnell and his efficient committee Moody will be remembered by all The coming contest at the State Kellogg Stimaon, Briand, Mac­ .March 7. starting at 10:30 a. m.. board. followed operation, in Kansas a ty , ing concerning activities of the The girls’ swimming classes will eastern states. The trolley and bus operators do meeting and welcomed the visiting | flat." his guards said. and 30. none of the State's present supplies at 7 o'clock, followed by addresses Legionnairee as one of the founders theater will be judged at the Man­ Donald—they struggled valiantlv, according to an announcement from officers and the members of Court in Albany and again in Brooklyn. Cretan segement of the revolution­ The following makes of cars will meet as follows: 3:30 to 4:15, Commi.ssloner of Agriculture O. chester Plumbing store. Two models the Hartford County Farm Bureau. not go on strike when there is no The 19th was performed last week. ary movement. To Be Infornned Is derived from any streaita receiv­ by Colonel Harry' L. Perkins of the of the veteran unit in the state and but they were up against something! increase given them, but name as Nutmeg. L, F. Brandely of Water- The coroner said he would notify bo on display; Reo, Pontiac, Willys, ing discharge from public sewers, a beginners; 4:15 to 5, advanced. is seriously ill and awaiting an op­ E. Vancicave of Tennessee said to­ of the Boeing P-12 E were made by too big to be checked. A. E. Mercker of the Crops Sec- His mother told him Alyce’s ali­ Govemmem bombers returning The women’s plunge period wrlll Hayea-Velhalge Post, American Le­ day: their representative in presenting LENTEN SEASON bury, a past grand chief ranger and PRESIDENT MOURNS Seimborski himself later in the day Nash, Lafayette, Studebaker, Ply­ moat fortunate situation in com­ gion, and John Connors, llason rep­ eration at the hospital. Arthur Scudiera and George Fitz­ Now nationalism Is rampant tion of the Agricultural Adjustment now in charge of junior court ac­ ment was worse than his own. from the rebels island stronghold mouth, Dodge, Oldsmobile, Ford parison with some of the other be held from 7 to 9 o’clock. Danc­ ”I expect that the land will be gerald. Administration, who is secretary of their claim for the Increase. Judge "I just sat here in bed and wrote reported the cruiser Averoff, nine concerning the officer’s death. resentative of the Connecticut De­ Veterans’ Hospital everywhere— and i great new war, P. B. O’Sullivan of the Superior tivities explained the plan for the He was shot by Patrolman John and Chevrolet, and the following ‘itates, according to an article pre- ing In the gym from 8:80 to 12:30. partment, American Legion at the used to its full possibilities this year Director Frank Busch has offered the Interstate Early Potato Oom- IS O P E je TODAY the prayer," he said. "Mother helped thousand ton flagship of the revolu­ Music by Richard BenvenutI and his John Connors, iioson assistant to as these autliors see it, is only a Court. The Connecticut Company organization of a junior court in DEATH OF JURIST Kelly, who was with Koella as the trucks: International, Reo, WIIly-i, )ored by Warren J. Scott, Director Newington Veterans Facility. and that more people will rely on to open a carrying charge for the matter of a few short years. ralttec, Washington, D. C.. has been a little, but I did most of It." tionaries five vessel fleet, had van­ orchestra. Captain E. Q. Armstrong, State the land to proride their foodstuffs." invited to address this meeting. names Joseph Berry and they select Manchester.’ With him was Patrick two answered a eummons in a burg­ Ford. Dodge and Chevrolet. ..jf the Bureau of Sanitary Engin­ Legion’s Program members of the club. This is so Published by Doubleday. Doran After a pause, he said as quickly ished from the vicinity of Souda This year’s show will be held In eering of the State Department of Saturday. Department aid, gave the members that If a member wants to buy air­ County-wide meetings have been a third person to act as an umpire. Gleason of Torrlngton. the present Bay. (Continued From Page One) lary attempt in the Dixwell Avenue Throughout Tennca.sce, Alabama. and Co., the I ^ k sells for 53. grand chief ranger of the Foresters as he could, lest somebody get the co-operation with The Herald which Health, wrhich appears in the cur­ The girls’ dancing classes will Colonel' Perkins gave a very in­ present a rovlew of veteran legisla­ plane supplies he can then pay the held in each county in the state and The question is laid before the board Masses Celebrated in Catho­ wrong Impression: section yesterday. teresting outline of the needs of the Georgia, South Carolina, North Car­ and when a decision is reached the of America In Connecticut and has worked hard to keep this annual rent issue of the department’s meet as follows: 9:30 to 10, new be­ tion and the several changes made olina and Virginia the farmers are Rec by the week or as it Is arrang­ representatives elected to a state "It waa m'y Idea. I hope his passing but we can find solace Aa the officers called on Seim­ ginners; 10:30 to 11, tiny tots; 11 to United States for "National De­ in recent years. He said that con­ Increase, if given, dates back to the Peter Cavanaugh, also of Torrlngton my borski to halt, after they saw him in merchandising event alive and keep monthly bulletin. getting things in shape. ed with the parents’ permission. central committee on the basis of prayer does her a lot of good." He in the thought that he was with us 11:30, Intermediate; 11:30 to 12, ad­ fense" and described the program trary to an opinion held by some one representative to each 1,000 time that the request for the in­ lic Churches; Special and a former grand chief ranger. for so long. His was the life of a nearby street, they said, be opened Manche.ster on the automobile map. Of the 103 public water systems Some planting is underway in stressed the "lot.” ST. BRlDIXrS CLUB Ih Connecticut which supply 141 vanced. towards which the Legion’s efforts uninformed persons, nearly all of acres or fraction thereof of pota­ crease was made. Mr. Gleason spoke on the needs of rare distinction; soldier, scholar, fire on them and that Koella fell have been directed for the past few southern sections of Alabama. In This is the rule that has been fol­ members for the senior order and "Nice kid," his nurse said at the communities and about 1,600,000 The boys’ swimming classes will the veterans who apply for hospi­ MARLBOROUGH toes grown FROCKS The Wednesday Afternoon Club ■Ide and festooned through the flat rate by any of the movers in Smartly styled with dress­ 3 pair $1.00 meets this afternoon, March 6 at centers of the table. At each In­ Manchester ns s result of the code MRS. F. maker details, these “Pop­ the Wood Memorial Library. on household moving that was slgn- l b . oes tersection clusters of realistic Calt- UREIENWAY ular Request” Frocks, are Toggery Shop Miss Elizabeth Noble entertained i(m la popples made of paper were etl by nearly nil of the van owners THE VOGUE SHOP so pretty you'll never two tables of contract bridge nt her MARCH IS A traighf placed. On the walla were brown in Manchester on Monday. want to take them off.' home on Monday afternoon. A-1 Saltine baskets of flowers, which on closer There has been an agreement Buy a few and alwu,vs view proved to be made of clothes­ that on large trucks where three FIRST ANNIVERSARY SALE look your best. MONTH oCYALUES at CRACKERS! i n pins, colored. The work of deco­ men are used In the moving that the rate will be 53J10 an hour and this SHOES rating was in charge of Miss Flor­ ence Cockerham and her commit­ holds within a radius of 20 miles of Starts Tomorrow for 10 Days. Not just another sale but a well Fourth Season O f Our Ic 2 lb. box tee. Misa Evelyp Burrell and Mias Manchester. On tlie largt> van.«, planned and well timed event to give you a tangible expres.slon of our McLELLAN'S Edith ’Thrasher were the heu.l v.lierc but two men arc assigned, gratitude for your patronage during the past year. Come in and see Something Special Every Day This waitresses in charge of the two the rate will be $2,.5U nil hour. The the excellent values we’re offering on our First Birthday. • Guaranteed Fast Colors Fall and Winter Month. Watch Our Windows] Fine large dining rooms. The menu in­ smaller trtieks with three men will cluded roast turkey with dre.s.sing, charge st the inle of *3 an hour It's a Suit Season— And We Have Every Type of Suit • Advance Spring Styles ; TUNA FISH! ami where thcie in imt one man em­ ’_ COOKING DEMONSTRATION Supreme Value! mashed potatoes snd turnips, car­ ’ Important This Spring— Priced $8.98 to $19.75. rots and peas, cranberry sauce, cel­ ployed on Ihe sm.ill truck the • Novelty Fabrics ---- ery. plcklra. loll.s. .apple pic and charge will be $1 an hour. There • Misses’ and Matrons’ Styles. Taffeta Slips coffee. will be a charge ol ,*i0 cents an hour 2 L in s 2 5 ^ ® Kleln’a Market and Deltcutcsscn made for each exlrii man that Is cm- 3 PIECE BOUCLE SUITS straight and V Tops. I ployed In any moving Job on any .Also A Complete Selection Of $1.00 Cotton Frocks. Lace Trimmed. Sizes roasted the turkeys and the other l i Items were prepared and served hot kind or size of a truck. > 84 to 44. Each ^ ^ 1 Best Brand Pink from the kitchen under the direction This means that a perwm now $ 9 . 9 8 of General Chairman and Branch wishing to get a prire u r n moving Regular $11.98 Value. MACLECO RAYON SALMON! job will not be able In get n rate President Mrs. Viola Trotter, and You Save When You Spend At Marlow’s 4 A ROCK-BOTTOM PRICEI Mrs. Dorothy Turner, head of the of 515 or 518 for a moving, but will pay a rato per hour tor me kind ol UNDERWEAR supper committee. It was an appe­ WOOL DRESSES Bank Coupons are given with every purrhase of 10c or over. When Feature for the Month lg> I ib. can tising meal and enjoyed by all. a truck that is engaged. In this you have filled your coupon book It Is worth $2.00 In rash at the way the person wishing to have his Panties Bloomrn - Step-ins. Dull Finish ’The parish hail was fliied for the •85.98 Reduced to.... $3.98 Bank. Start toiday to save! Regular Rib Rayon. Small, Hledlum, large entertainment which followed m household goods moved will not be Sizes. _ " Van Camp’s Not a tack or a nail will you find ivi charge of Miss Dorothy Rus.sclt and governed by price in selecting the .$7.98 Reduced to... . $4.98 her committee. The program open­ mover, but by the ability of the e a c h MACKEREL! Wards Footshapes! Desig'ned witlv mover to do the work satisfactorily -L L > i ed and closed with selections by the Novelty Girl Scout Drum and Bugle Trio, and at a time that is convenient to New Taffeta and Crepe DRESSES the person engaging the mover’a BLOUSES! good roomy toes . . Composition soles Miss Marjorie Mitchell, drummer, service. Just what you’ll want to wear M e n ' s I lb. cans ■ and Miss Arlene Nelson snd Miss with sepante skirt or with the SWEATERS Margery Lahey. buglers. ’This was $5.98 $7.98 new Spring suits. —rubber heels. Two-tone elk and a new feature to many and greatly appreciated. HOLMES LOVED SOLITUDE. Novelty Fabrics SHIRTS Finest Brand high shoes, 98c. Special markdowns! Past President Miss iiannah Jen­ Include: Plain and Fancy Colored SILK DRESSES Eleventh Demonstration CRAB MEAT! sen and Miss Lyle Thayer, in cos­ HIS FRIENDS DISCLOSE •Dotted Swiss AU Sizes tume, presenterl a laughable skit en­ One Lot At $2.00 ^Patent, gunmetal, calfgrain. titled ‘The Courtin’ ", with Miss • Flock Dots FEATURING THE A Special March Value Jensen as the bashful swain very (Continued From Page One) Others At $4.98. Regular $7.98 Values. •Voiles much in love with Cynthia (Miss |C large can Thayer) and having great difficulty claaslciau of many ages and coun­ • Organdies ^ d ^UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC Sizes 34 to 46. In telling her so. Marjorie Inman tries. Far from the turmoil of poli­ MILLINERY Ponry Jumbo delighted with two monologues, “On tics and commerce, he read his be­ the Way To School,” and ’The Mar­ loved volumes and wrote the opin­ Winter and In-between Hats, 50c and $1.00 $ 1.00 RANGE 5 9 SHRIMP! • ) velous Pekinese." Little Patty ions that were said to have made the NEW HATS FOR SPRING—$1.00. Dowd got a big hand with her song Supreme (Tourt reporta literature. NOW ON SPECIAL SALE AT the Most Delicious and dance acts, and was called three Even in the prime of his life, he Othere At $1.98 and $2.98. Ig. cans 2 5 « times before the curtain. .She waa apparently had little personal need CMOCt^TES 20e aocompanleil by her sl.strr, Dorothy, or desire for the companionship of on the piano. Mrs. Bert Judd, so­ other men. While tradiUonal Su- THURSDAY, MARCH 7 of pounds sold dally.______Fine Maine prano, accompanied by Miss Russell, preme Court isolation, of necessity, sang in her usual pleasing way, Smart Blouses CLAMS! "Daimy Boy” and “The Foggy Dew." kept him away from lawyers and To Pick For Spring Suits Our Supreme Value! Dorothy and Willtara Gess, well men In politics, he remained aloof At 2 P. M. even from his colleagues of the Girls’ Oxfords known dancers, danced solo tap $1.98 and $2.98 HOME SEWERS! __ C tin Women Too! Sizes 3 to 8 numbers and appeared in a dance bench. Only Justice Brandels, who Ladies* HOSE Buckle Oxfords often saw eye to eye with him in Moriow.’s has anirched untir­ Under the Direction of duo, Dorothy In an attractive blouse All the latest styles In the new Rubber soles Of orange transparent velvet, brown ’human" interpretation of the law, ingly to bring you the greatest 800 Needle - Stretch-ss Top Fancy Red Service Sheet a n d heals. could be called a close associate. Collar and Cuff Sets nssortmeat of pastel shades. Husky Block OoMgraln velvet trousers, and William In eve- silk* - Organdlaa • Dlmitlaa • Etc. PIcot Edge - French Heel 1 .9 8 White, tan and Bijig attire. Their contributions as Did Have Crony CHARDONTZE HOSE SALMON! Men! Oak lea- P o p ^ n w seam tipi Of black. Perfor- At his summer home at Beverly MRS. MARION ROWE black caliaidn with covered $ 1 .0 0 umial met with hearty applause. 69c and $1.00 Buttons and Buckles $ 1^00 ther soles and 0 ^ 9 ^ ated toes Reetor Neill, who possessee a fine Farms. Mass., where he worked hard Home Economist, Manchester Electric Company Oft Cuban heel, mediom toe. mostly. Some barltoBe voice, tang two Scotch on court caseo during vacation These no\t*llles are aer>’ much Twin Sweater Sets lg> I lb. can durable rubber ™ 1 n moccasin Pair aanga, prine favorites with British­ periods, hs made frequent trips to In demand this S p rii^ and we IN THE STORE IN THE ODD FELLOWS BIA)CK heelBl Valuel Pair type. ers, one a t them the yery old “Blue the station to visit on old crony, the New Sweatei*8 hare them In all the colon. New Cardigans with matching nr C pair contrasting slip-ons. At the Center Fancy Indian River BMls e t BooUand,'' and the other sutlon master. With him he discuss­ With Long and Short SlecvM Sprinsr Neckwear “OocBiB' Through the Rye." Mr. ed affairs of state os well as local $1.98 to $2.79 Formerly Occupied By the Southern New England GRAPEFRUIT! Neill pnBMSd Ida number with a gossip. $1.98 and $2.98 Don’t forget the Uttle UuUea ITou'll n e ^ several of these col­ teka l agaidtog tha age of the for- ®vsti at DO it seemsd bs nsver W’e hare oil the most wanted lar and cuff seta. Telephone Company Plain and Fancy Colored And Don’t Forget! RIVERSIDE TIRES, Now Selling At Least 10% Below Our Con* ' St his own would grow old. At that age the plaids, stripes and checks In • Starehed laces Wool Skirts AU Shapes sad Blass Table Oil Cloth each peUtors. We Also Allow MORE For Your Old Tires. Come In and Get Our Low Sutherland man, who had conversed with Emer- Hundreds to Pick From plagad for i f r. Nein and also for the •oo and was three times wounded Wool Skirts Children’s Dresses • Orgsndles •Smart ■ buttoo-dowm-front Good quaUty. 46” Wide NET Prices. dn aa and bugle trio. A m an add!- in the Qvll War, appeared to be • Piques stjles. Fancy Florida ttoaal nmnbar Patty rawptarad and Plain • Check - Plaid 2 $ c t o 6 9 c more vitally youthful than many Guaranteed fast colon In alt •Tailored models. 1 9 ^ yard jM h a asMll boy thte U m Joseph For wear with aeparate • 8Uks j£ h THE MANCHESTER ^ n»en 30 years his Junior. blouae or iweater. the latest Rpring style#. ORANGES! IM b. and deaeed n m ilituy tap. Th# son of the author of "The In White snd Psstel Sliades Ctieciw - PlaldB and Solid Colon See Our Values In Plants and Flowers, ffe a v a m U a e f IClsa PaaCP I«r< Autocrat of the Breakfast Table,” ^ ELECTRIC COMPANY ® bs was considered the perfect sym­ $1.98 c to $ 773 Ma,vn Street sjgi Supplied by McConvlUe’s Nursery ® MOMTGOMERT WR bol of Supreme Court dignity and 5 9 1 .1 9 $ 1 .9 5 Orders taken for Cut Flowers, Sprays, Shrubs and Plants doz. 2 5 * $24-828 AUIN STREET T E L . 5 1 8 1 , iDMBteS. MANCHESTER EVE|i£TNG HERALD, HANOHES^ES CONN WEUNESUAY, MARCH 9 19U, , MARGEIBTBR CVEMINO H W U U k MANGHm'Eit, OUNM. WXONSBUAT. MARCH 9. IWO. R A O R C k R t T he H igh School W orld CHAPMAN TECH’S LATE SPURT NIPS TRADE. 22-1 Wedneadar, March 9 1985. , ConpUed bp Htadcntaof Manchester Hlph School M in Helen Est4», Kacalty Adviaet ' ...... II — I..-I I I,, ACADEMY CARNIVAl E4fta Fradin Drinks Water PUPIL DESCRIBES FORMER H. S. ACTOR Library Adds Collections T o Conduct Town Title Pool Tourneu Locals Outplay Rivals A t The Fountain of Youth SEENBYSniDENT ST. LOUIS DIRECTOR O f Dramatics and Stories BAR1VSH FAVORITE Rangers In Final Contest GOLF ASSOCIATION Most of Way But Bow to '1 "Miami Beach and orange treeaTacqualnted with MTeral vaiietlee of MURCH’S VICTORY Center Billiard Parlor were a dream come true to mother; oranges which are uncommon to^the Jerry Badmington Attends annual "prize packages” ; teresU are recognized in: B«- OF HARTFORD FANS and me,” asserted Edna Fradin, I northern states. Among them are Francis C. Strickland, Class M Joyfully by m any; ment's "Fljfure Construction;" De- O f Court Season Tonight; TO RAISE QUOTAS class 'W A, when questioned recent- the tangelo, which is a cross be- WHO’S WHO PROORES8INO . ' ‘ “ “ ““ La in tne Ust of books ; pew's "Cokesbury Stunt Book;" Fel- Third Period Onslaught Tom Danoaher, Who Wit-; 1^.1. = *l*i*’“ ® Ubrery in Jan-1 ten’s "Problems in Machine Draw­ ly upon her return to schooi after] tween an orange and a grapefruit— 14th Aonnai Winter Sports of 70, Makes Success of And Recreation Centers a trip to the southlands, following' "only much bigger and better than The "W ho's Who” contest er!?! iS**r*Si **“®i**'* edition of i Ing;" Hadley's "Education and Gov- To Meet Knights of Lith her graduation in January. , either an orange or a grapefruit,” which U being conducted by and w ^3*1934", the lernment;" Hodgson's "Governmertt CoDege W restler Meets nessed Sparkling Per-! for the class of 1637B, Is well Memorial Prize Stories". ' Ownership of Public Utilities;" To Increase Qoalifymg Se^ The B eautify Moon i asserted Edna. Then there is the Program at Cashing. I Directing Theatricals. B O X SCO R E .under way. All the eligible stu­ M d O'Brien's collection "Best Short Keeler’s "Our Native Tree.s;" Lee's Mechanics Lead 11 to S at After exclaiming over the beautl-1 kumquat, which Is about the size Stories of 1934." The National Guard Rangers eloM ^^^challei^ed tha R ^ers. The dents are to be interviewed this "Early American Pressed Glass;" Sponsor Billiard Event Hyatt in Star Boat at Foot their regular baudcetball season to- CoUegian quintet consists In the ful Miami moonlight, Edna told of i of a plum—"very bitter and small,” formance, Tells How Man-; Modern literature lions; 0?er 1,000 Players week. The committee In charge Mlnehon's "Boy and Girl Tramps of main o f members of this season's Halftinie as BiD Keiih Fea­ Tlslting the Artificial Islands which' and the papuya which is similar to Jerry Badmington, ‘38A, attended Rehearsals for "Pomander Walk", The most certain of the January night at tbe State Armory against P. t t . F. sincerely hopes that everyone America;" Muller’s “Federal Aid for Manchester High team. The prelim­ He between Miami City and Miami ‘ our honeydew melon. In the South, the fourteenth annua] winter carni­ who la eligible has been included Sock and Busklit’a big play o f the additions to be widely discussed oy Goard Tomorrow. the Knighta of Lithuania, Greater 0 Chlkowrsky, r f ...... 2 3-5 Beach. Here It Is that one finds , the papuya Is made Into Jama while Chester Lad Scored Not-^ the Equalization of Education Op­ inary la act for 7:30 o'clock with in Competition Last Year. val given February 22 and 23 by oh the net. readers who follow the trend of portunity;” Raymond's “Standard 1 Ushvevlck, If ...... 0 1-1 tures; Bednarezyk Sfaurt the beautiful homes of Spanish. the Juice makes a "most refreshing year, have raiecd the question, Round Robin Event Wifl Start Hartford League champions who the main attraction at 9 o'clock. modern literature are probably; Catalogue of U, S. Colas and Cur­ 0 Margolla, c ...... 1 0-0 architectural design, such as those drink.” Cushing Academy at Ashburnham. “ Have any Sock and Buskin mem­ nosed .out tbe Greermen In an over­ foUowred by dancing. able Triumph. “Thornton Wilder's novel, "Heaven's rency From 1652 To the Present Hartford, March 6__ Billy Bar- 1 OsinakI, r g ...... 1 0-2 possessed by Ann Harding, Harry Mass., under the guidance of Princi­ Local Sport time tussle last week by a iKore of Thia la the tenth home game and New York. March 6— (AP)— VIsiU Indian VUIage outsprinted Scott In a mad dash for bers ever made a life work out of * •** '’y ’ Day:" Salwcy’s "How To Draw tush. tbe former University o f Chi­ 49 to 48 In what was easily one of 4 Bednaresyk. Ig ..., . 5 0-0 fo r Winners in Class B Wchmond and A1 Capone. pal C. P. Quimby, formerly princi­ Next Week; Deadline foi^ 16th game of the season for the Keeping abreaat o f the continually 0 Bartolued, Ig . . . . Edna visited a village of Seminole the finish. The beat preceding Blll'i their high school dramatics?” J**V^**** England,, Lead Pencil;" and Schubert’s cago athlete, who wrestles Leo the most exciting and thrilling Rangers, who have won seven and . 0 0-0 Around these Islands, Edna went John Masefield; growing interest and popularity of — __ Indian boys wrestling with live al­ pal at M. H. S. Two former M H. 8. Editor’s Note: The following eye­ was won In a time o f 4:37 fiat and Francis C. Strickland, '20, a form ­ "W hkt I Like In i mous Paintings and Their Stories!' ^ Chatter games o f tbe season. I f tonight's lost eight so far. A victory tonight Court Play. sl^t-seelng in a boat with a glass Poetry,” by the , , ______Hyatt of New Hampshire in tbe atar the sport, tbe United States Golf 6 ligators. She stated that although students, Priscilla Plllsbiiry and the • winner James McCartney, er member of the dramatic club popular lecturer. English Literature Entries Is Saturday; Cash game Is anything like that of last will give the Greermen an even 9 4-8 22 bottom through which she saw witness account of Bill Much'e suc­ William Lyon Phelps; and "Israfel ’’ bout at Foot Guard tomorrow night, Association expects to increase the dangerous, it Is a popular sport Ernest Nelli are students at (flush­ Loughlln High star, was also little which is now called Sock and Bus­ To the shelves of English or week, fans can be assured o f a break for the aeaaon. It is expected Manelieater Trade (12) pretty pink and green sen coral, among the Indians. ing. cess In winning the National Schol­ In which Harvey Allen leaves the baa suecteded Count 2!atynoff aa number of sectional qualifying dto- P. pressed as he romped to a twenty kin Is one answer. He has become a American literature have been add­ Every sports fan In town should highly entertaining evening. that arrangements for a town aeries B. P. which 1s common to temperate On the return trip, Edna visited romantic fiction of "Anthony Ad Prizes and Trophy to Be tha most rapular of matmen with tricta for tba open and amateur 0 Keloh, rf, c ...... Putting up a surprisingly strong The carnival consisted of a scries astic Championship In the mile yard vlgtory. This lad was awarded successful director. ed: Brewster's and Burrell's "A d ­ purchase a ticket for the benefit Hartford fans. A most attractive preliminary baa with Moriarty Brothers’ Firestones . 5 1-1 climates. She also saw several rare the Senate at Washington, and the verse” for the almost equally ro- venture of Experience;” Bruer's championships and probably raise 0 Saverick, rf ...... battle that left the outcomo of many Interesting and bxcitlng event of the A. A. U. meet at Mad­ second place aa bis time bettered baaketball program that will, be Bartuah isn't as romantic a flgura also been arranged between the will be made shortly and this will . 0 0-0 tropical fish. Treasury Building where "there After graduaUng from Wesleyan, manUc truth of Edgar Allen Poe s and Beard's "Laughing Their W ay;' local Colleglana and tbe Mitchell the qualifying quota for the anas- 2 Urbanetti. i t ...... : 0 1-4 in doubt to the final minute ot play, “It Tasted Funn.v" events. On Friday afternoon a ison Square. Garden on February 23 that of McCabe by five seconds. life. Awarded. held at the State Armory next as tha Russian "nobitman" wras, but bo tha last chance to see the Is so much money being made that Mr. Strickland took courses in play Field’s "Branches Green;" House team of Hartford, wrhlch ra- teure to 200. 2 Rolston, c ...... 0 Edna drank water from 'The formal tea dance was given by the was written at th? request of the Methodical Stride Lucas's week Friday, sponsored by the be la a colorful matman with a lot Rangers In action before the series. 2-3 Manchester Trade’s cage atalwarta It looks like worthless paper.” Edna girls' societies. On the night of directing at Northwestern Universi­ Prospective studenta o f Connecti­ "Barber's Clock" and Visibility John G. Backson, vice president 1 Sears, rg . 0 1-1 Fount.ain of Youth" at Orlando. World staff. During the hectic third quarter. ty in Evanston, Illinois and at Boul­ Bluefleldt A, C. to raise funds to o f ability and ho has reglatered went down fighting before Ctiapmaa asserted. February 22 the play, "The Ijite cut State College will be interest­ Good." o f the association and chairman of 1 Phelps, rg ...... 0 0-0 Florida, but unlike I’once de I,eon, Bill's methodical stride wore down der, Colorado. A t the Yale DramaUc ed in its history under its first name T b . Center Billiard Parlor and send Coach Pete W lgrra'e M strongly with local addicts o f this the championship committee, de­ Tech of New London In tba opening Edna stopped at the Congrcs.slon- Christopher Benin", by Sydney How­ "It waa with great Joy that I In the new fiction are represented 1 Quartus, Ig ...... 1 0-0 she dented that It made her feel the opposition until only five men School he studied under Professor —"Connecticut Agricultural Col­ tb . ReerMtion Ontara hava unltad cheater High trackmen to the Penn rugged gams. BUly has suffered clared today hla committee probably encounter o f the (Haas B teurnamtat al Library at night when the light­ ard, was presented by the Expres- many familiar writers: Graves's — — younger. "It ta.eted funny -- too watched Bill Murch win the Na­ separated him from the enviable Bnl:cr. lege."- Relays next month. The price o f but one defeat on local aoU and that wrould reach a decision within the at Wesleyan University In sria^i^ ing effect was "moat beautiful" and sl(jn and Dramatic chib of Cushing. tional Interscholastic one mile run "I, Claudius;" Hergeshelmer’s to aponaor a towm championship wraa at the hands of Jim Browning, 7 6 8-9 17 town yesterday afternoon. The leeola much like mineral water." she said. first place. The last quarter found New List "Foolscap Rose;" HuU’s “Morning admission Is only twenty-five cents, next two weeks. 'the "statuary must Impressive." Prlscilln Plllshury, '36 of Manches­ at New York recently. It has Eight summers ago, Mr. Strick­ pocket billiard tournament, all the powerful Mlaaourian and former Score By Periods outplayed their rivals most of tbe A t Daytona Beneh, Edna drove me cheering, begging Bill to make In this new list, the scientifically Shows the Day;” Ostenso’a "White so dig deep lads and laaatea and Bruins, Rangers Attract Since 1921 when the sectional E n^rs White Houae ter High school, took the leading been my good fortune to be able to land waa appointed director and matches to be played on a round champion, and Bartuah hardly ex­ Chapman T ...... 1 4 i j 8— 22 way but their halftime lead o f 11-g around the race track which Is used it now or never. A fellow spectator interested will find: Bridgman's Reef;" Stone’s "Cold Journey;” show the l»y s that you’re in back qualifying sjrztem was installed part In this play. She showed an witness the A. A. U. track and field business manager o f the playhous# pected to be top man In that one. Man. Trade ...... 6 6 8 8— 17 by Sir Malcolm Campbell, the She also visited the White House tried to hush me by trying to show "Constructive Anatomy;” Clarke’s Swinnerton's “Elizabeth;” Werfel’a robin baala at the Crater Parlors In o f them financially as well as mor- there have been complaints from faded before Tech's third quartet amazing amofint of dramatic ability championships three times in the in Stockbrldgc. at its opening. There aUy. When Bartueh was at college he Score at halftime, 11-5, Manches­ world's record ".Speed K in g" where she entered the Gold Room me that Bill couldn’t keep up his “Marvels of Modern Chemistry;” "Forty Days of Musa Dagh;" Bas­ Odd Fellows building starting next state associations where golfera spurt and turned into a 22 to 17 set* past three years and when I learn­ he has directed cuch professional worked havoc among the Inter­ ter. Offlclato, Whaplea and Griffin. Thrilled hv .Music In which receptions are held. which was much appreciated by the driving last-quarter, but I realized Collins’ "Wonders of Natural' His­ sett’s “Turning Tide;" Grand's were required to take the medal play back. audience. ed that Murch was to compete In actors as Katharine Hepburn, Wal­ week. Saturday Is the dealine for collegiate wrestlers leading to tbe Record Breaking Crowds Time, eight minute quarters. She was also present when Miss "It might Interest you to know," he had never seen Bill In action be­ tory;” Duncan’s "Wonders of Insect "Seven of Diamonds;” Brown's "Mr. There hasn’t been a sports bene­ in districts where title aspirants A Fine Showing the meet preceding the Senior meet ter Connolly, Clasle Loftus, Ina entries to be filed and only local decision to go in for tbe game pro­ Jean Baver, the women’s champion stated Edna, "that sweet potatoes A t 9 o'clock the next morning, fore so I Ignored his requests. A c­ L ife " and “ Butterflies and Moths:” Pinkerton Finds a Body;” Chamber­ fit In Manchester more deserving from several other states were com­ All things considered, Ctoach W al­ this year, I decided I would be there Claire In "Biography” , and Madame resldenU will be eligible to compete. fessionally; this was at the time Gua golf-player, won the world's record are "yam s" in South Carolina, ami Saturday. February 23, the carnival cording to the unofficial clock on the Potter’s "Navigation of the A ir and lain's "Tw o On Safari;” Coffin's than this one. During bis twelva peting. ter E. Schober's chargee acquitted to lend my vocal support, no matter M.idame Leimtovlchc in ("Ro- Bound Robin b Beet Sonnenberg and other college ath­ championship at the Miaml-Kilt- that the moon la apparently ‘upside queen was chosen. A t 10 o’clock the Garden board the time was 4:20, Meterorology," and Schmidt’s ‘Lost Paradise;” Connor'a "Torches yeara as track and field mentor Last year more thaa 1,(X>0 golfers themselves in splendid fashion and how small. Now that it is over I I^ontoviche in "Romance". A round robin tourney waa decid­ letes were Invading a sport where Throng of 1 7 3 0 at Boston more Country Club. "That was down' In Florida." interscholastic Invitation ski com­ which caused unlimited anxiousness "Homes and Habits of Wild Ani­ Through the Bush;” Lewis's "Dew here, Coach W Igrra has made this BASEBALL played In the amateur championship Basket by Basket deserve a wealth of credit for tbs thrilling!" admitted Edna When asked what moat Impressed petition lM.-gan. This was started oy am mighty glad I went. A t present Mr. Strickland is in St. mals.” ed upon because it eliminates tbe heretofore college men had been qualifying rounds in 25 districts fine showing they made. T o a to the Impatient gptbcrlng. When On the Grass;” MacDonald's “ Pow- chance of favorites being defeated blanch of athletics a major sport Vincent l»pez and his "jazz" or­ her during her entire trip, Edna ox the Junior and senior downhill ski Keen Conipetitinn Louis, directing "Yellow Jack," Besides “Israfel,'.’ several good virtually unknown. while almost as many played in the the team gave everything It had and the time waa finally announced ten cWrsmokc Range;" Marshall's “ Pray- and thereby eliminated If they by consistratly developing winning Garden Sees Home Team By ASSOCl.UTED PRESS Following to tbe basket by basket chestra playing In Hialeah Park claimed, "The Idea that It was sum races. These races were over a hard "Bill competed against the cream which was popular in New York biographies arc in the list: Graves' Bartush was successful almost open qualifying rounds in 23 sec­ tt was merely the fortunes of bas­ minutes later, a great burst of ap­ For the Living;” Mowery’t Bhould have an oil night. A ll games teams. It Is safe to say, we btiieve, from tbe start and soon was match­ West Palm Beach, Fla.—Johnny account of Manphester Trade’s clash thrilled her very much. too. It Is mer In winter! Everyone on Miami course and many of the contestants of high school mllers and. as you plause rocked the Garden. and "Richard I I ” , This summer he "Triumpli of An Idea;" Johnson's (‘‘Resurrection River;" Norris’s that there Isn't another high school Burnett, hard hItUng Inflelder the tions. ketball that this fell short of being all know, performed creditably. His during the regular schedule of play ed with several of the topnotch with Chapman Tech in the Class B at Hialeah Park that the famous Beach sings ‘It’s June in January' fell while rounding the hardest turn Manchester’s Rating will return t<> Stockbridge. "Autobiography of An Excoloured "Maiden Voyage;" Orezy’s “Spy of In tbe Blast, or In the country for Beat New Yorkers 3*1; Browns acquired from Cleveland Is The U. S. G. A. is seriously con­ enough to gain victory. Whatever "heat" was comprised of sixteen will be fifty points, conducted strict­ heavyweights. Among his victories tourney at Wesleyan University yes­ horse and dog races are held during and they aren't so far wrong at of the course. A fter the downhill The team score was added up aft­ Francis Strickland became inter­ Man;" Tchemavln's "Escape From Napoleon:" Rivett’s "Murder In St. that matter, that has to Ita credit proving one of Manager Rogers sidering increasing the number of the team lacked In the fine points o f that,” lads, most of whom were New York ly according to Hoyle. At the com­ are Important wina over Pat terday, in which Mancheeter was the winter. races wore hold, the Junior and er the meet and It was found that ested In dramatics while still In the the Soviets,” and Terhune's "Book John’s Wood;” Roche’s "Case such a sparkling list of achieve- Hornsby’s biggest problems. qualifying districts rad in tbe case tbe game was more than made up city tracksters. A t the start of the pletion of the achedule, the two O'Shocker, Miles Steinborn, Floyd Winners Still Tie With eliminated by 22-17. While in Florida, Edna became B. Livingston, '30B. senior zig-zag race was run. This Manchester was tied with Provi­ grammar school, but It was In the of Sunnybank Farm.” Against Mrs. Am es;" RusseU's "Jas­ mrats In this sport. In a small The Browns need his punch, but of key centers, such as Pennsyl­ for by tbe fighting spirit of the play­ grind, Bill, who started in the back players with the highest percentage Marshall and Mike Romano, In First Quarter race Is very hard. The contestants dence, LaSalle and N. Y. C. Wash­ "Sails Over Ice’’ mine Farm;" Schutze's "Mother of measure, we can show our appre­ Burnett's fielding Is fs r from finish­ vania, Massachusetts, Illinois and ers. line, waa next to last. His non­ Sock and Bu-skin that be first be­ will play 150 points for the ebam- Hyatt, he meets a wrestler, who. are, to ski down a Minding course on ington schools for n th place In the The arm-chair traveler will ask Five;” Willsie's "Yonder Sails the ciation of Coach Wlgren’s efforts ed. Hornsby again today watched tbe metropolitan district embracing M. C.T. Lead At Halftime chalance waa amazing aa he waa came active in acting and directing. pionenlp of Mancheiter, like himselt is powerful, fast and Chicago Blackhawks. Keish, M, aide ...... the side of a hill, keeping In between national standing. for Bartlett's "Sails Over Ice,” and Mayflower;" Young's "Curate’4 No Bntry Fee Charged by supporting this benefit to the tbe former Indian closely in on ef­ New York and New Jersey, permit .. 2 0 The Trade quintet outplayed and fully twenty yards behind the pace­ Willis’s "Living Africa." rough If need be. them to have qualifying tests with Keish, M, foul ...... SWIMMERS WIN C C. I. L some flags all the way down. The Had we sent a team I ’m quite sure W ife,” and Vance's "Lone W 'olfs No entry fee will be charged for lim it fort to Improve bis fielding. .. 3 0 outfought Chapman Tech through FORMER TEACHER setter, AI Scott of Clinton, and atlll Several widely varied special In- outsiders barred. <)uartus, M, su ck er...... flags are about four or five feet our team would have finished in at Last Prowl." the tournament but all competltora .. 5 0 the first two quarters and a goodly he made no attempt ter lessen the A l Merqier of Springfield, another New York, March fl— (A PI—The The association ultimately may Uahkecivk, CT, f o u l ...... apart. Following this race was the lea.st fourth place. To some this must post $1.00 at tbe Crater Bil­ grappler popular with local fane, .. 5 1 portion of the third and even when BY DEFEATING MERIDEN gap between them. We confess that we’re not motiv­ Boston Bruins and New York Rang­ Bradenton, Fla— Manager Prank reach the point where liUnols, for cross country, which was hard on may sound rash but the comparison SETTING DEMANDS ROW liard Parlors as evidence of good ated entirely by unselfishness In clashes with Frank Socton of Colum­ Frisch planned only a routine prac­ Second Quarter they saw the game slipping awray in "Tw o laps were finished and Bill’s example, will have its own district Rolston, M, foul ...... WRITES STUDENTS the runners because they bad to ski of .times shows eno\(gh to warrant I938A NOTICE! , faith o f their Intention to play the our wish to see this benefit turn bus, Ohio, In a special bout re­ ers seem to have established them­ tice today for bis St. Louis Cards, .. 6 1 the closing minutes they fought with for two miles through a driving position remained unchanged. It this statement. entire achedule. This amount will selves as the National Hockey without including portions of In­ Rolston, M, foul ...... 7 1 admirable determination and cour­ was at this point that I shouted OF DUPLICATE HOUSES out a tremendouB success. In fact. stricted to 30 minutes. pending the arrival of the remainder diana and Wisconsin aa now la the Manchester Captures All But sleet storm with the weather hover­ Members o f the 193SA class! MISS DORIS KI6BE be refunded at the close of the tour- Len Macaluso, former Colgate Keish, 31. sucker ...... 9 1 age. Chapman Tech used a zone de­ frantically for Bill to ‘go to town.’ — Tom Dannaher, '36. It’s pure selfishness. We're deeply League’s best drawing cards. ot tbe squad tomorrow. case. In this connection there Is ing near zero. are reminded that no picture can i nay exeept In casee where the play­ backfleld star, mixes with Tony Chlkowsky, O l , foul ...,. . . 9 2 fense, a style of play with which tbe One of First IMaces; Slow He evidently heard me and recog­ Interested in seeing Manchester and W ith the added interest o f the likelihood of a severance of New In the afternoon the ski Jumping appear In Somanhis, the year­ er forfeits tbe money by dropping Colesano of Springfield In another Bednaresyk, CT, short ..___ 9 4 Mechanics arc only slightly familiar, Mrs. Bernard Bent, Recently Times Made. nized my pleas but try as he would Manchester High In the spotlight keen three-way battle for the Winterhaven. — The untanned York and New Jersey which with was held. The Jumpers also were PHI BETA KAPPA Creticcnl of Ancient DwellinuK book, unless Mr. W right has th e . out. Games will be arranged on half-hour tussle. Keish, M, s u c k er...... 11 4 but even this did not keep the locals he couldn't see me. The next lap ON M. H. S. STAFF and we're certain that this proposed American division lead, these clubs Philadelphia squad newly arrived lower Connecticut are united in hindered by the bad weather because glossy print by March 15. Pu-1 dates and at times suitable to the The card opens with a bout be­ Chlkowsky, (3T, foul ___ . .11 5 .from rushing into a 5 to 1 lead In he easily saw me aa I waa In the Near London Scenery in trip to tbe Penn Relayi is Just twice have eatablished season's at­ from the north takes the field today qualifying tests. a Bride, TeDs of Her Life it made the Jump very slow. A fter Horace Burr, a senior at Wesley­ 1 plls photographed by Mr. Fallot j conteatants as fa r as 1s possible. what the doctor ordered. tween Frank Longson of Balt Lake Third Quarter the first quarter that was stretched The Manchester High school fourth row. He smiled and waved "Pomander Walk” Hay. tendance records In loss than two for its first official spring practice to In connection with increasing this event wa.a over the Cushing an has Just been made a member of • will be taken care of; others are Attraetlvo Prises City and George Sandes who hails Sears, M, foul ...... 1 2 5 .swimming team won the C. O. I. L. and then rejoined hla last-place weeks. The biggest paying throng of prepare for their opening exhibition the amateur sectional qualifying to 11 to 5 by halftime with Co-Cap- h.askvtball team overcame the Deer­ Phi Beta Kappa, national honor urged to bring in glossy prints . (^aab prizes amounting to $15 will from Louisiana, where Huey Long Bednaresyk, CT, short . ...1 2 7 partner. Rockville Resident Was For* W e believe that Coach Wlgren the New York season saw them game with the Cardinals at Braden­ districts, Jackson said a movement toin BUI Keish fcuturing In the scor­ in Washington. swimming title when they sank the field Academy team by a score of 36 fraternity. Horace had consistent ] immediately. be awarded by tba Crater BllUard Is king, or nearly so. Bednaresyk, long ...... 12 9 ing column. Slow At Start "W hat is Pomander W alk?" ha# tbe material necessary to place struggle U a scoreless tie February ton next Tuesday. was under way to raise tbe qualify Meriden High diieks by the over­ to 28 after a very clo.'e and exciting honor rank while at blanchcstor Parlors, of which Stanley "Lefty" Margolin, C?T. sucker ...... 1 2 11 Hard Court To Play "In the following lap Bill passed High School. Because of his "W here is Pomander W alk?" Bray 1s proprietor. A suitable a winning relay team In the coun­ 27 and last night they shattered all ing quota f^ o m tost year’s 185 to whelming score of .’ll to 21 at the game. "Ernie” Neill plays center on merly a Teacher at Wood- try-wide competition, what with Fort Myers, Fla—With a first 200 provided the Cievelond country Usbkevick, CTT, sucker . ---- 12 13 The Tech five was a much faster, The French class III-A, perloil 2, a couple of the poorer conditioned achievements and character, he was Pomander Walk Is a crescent of trophy win be awarded the winner the year's marks at tbe Boston Gaf- Chlkowsky, CT. sucker .,...1 2 15 Rcr Batiirda;. M.anchcster captured the Cushing team. boys and was up running with the fine, very small, old-fashioned BUI Murch and George Leary In the caauaity of the season in their camp, club where tbe championship will be much smoother outfit than tbe Trad­ received a letter on .Monday from awarded the Olin Scholarship on his by the Recreation Centers. Interest den aa s throng of 17,200, of whom Keish, M, short ...... 14 15 all but one of the first places; the Cushing was second to Deerfield group. On ‘ he sixth he picked up houses In Chiswick, nea.- London, on TRADE SCHOOL STARTS line-up. And because o f the Joy the Athletics took a day of rest to- played.'can accommodate that num­ ers but their brilliant passwork entrance to Wesleyan. The scholar­ stock Academy. In billiards has taken a decided up­ 16,812 were cash customers, turned Bednarezky, C?T. short .,...14 17 their former teache-. Miss plugenia diminutive Oistollo. diving for Meri­ Academy in the senior events, but, a co((plo more places and founrl ship provides a substantial sum ot n river bank. turn during this winter through the 3et out of seeing the boys come out to see the Bruins capture a 3 to day preparatory to resuming their ber is a matter of clubhouse facili­ brought no success at all in the Walsh, now Mrs. Bernard Bent. P o w lirif^ Fourth Quortei den, winning the diving to Ic.ad his thanks to the |X)lnt-scorlng of Paul himself. From that point on it was Money for each year of the college The hou.scs are exactly alike' various exhibitions given at the through triumphant, as they've 1 decision. series with the Yanlgana. p ties and practice rounds. first half, os close guarding and NEW DEPARTMENT TILTS Oslnski, CT, sucker ...... 14 19 ■ This cla-ss presented her with a team In scoring honors. Qiilnihy, two years ago a student at all Murch. He steadily gained on course provided the student con­ miniature copies of Queen Ann(i Center Parlors by the country’s done repeatedly in the past, we RRinSH-AMERlCANS In a lively game between the two cliccking by the Mechanics held tho luncheon .set when she left to get A new teacher has been added Tha reault didn't break Boston’s Bodnarezyk, CT, sucker .. ..14 21 Through a misunderstanding with Barnard school, Cti.shing won the the leaders and on the eighth lap tinues to show the traits of leader­ mansions. Each has a little atrip of leading cue exponmta and through tvant them to have the chance to (M on k’s Alleys) teams the Yanigans took a 7-5 lac­ Tech team to a lune field goat. The married. fli’Bt-place ue with the Chicago Keish, M, follow u p ...... 16 junior events. Al Scott fell victim to the red and ship In activities, character, and garden In front of It. separated to the M. H. S. faculty— Miss Doris the artielea which ran In The Herald test their ability against the na­ SootlSiid <8) ing yestarUay from the regulars and TESTIMONIAL DINNER 21 court at Wesleyan constots o f a floor Miss Walsh, us she Is still called the director of the "Roc", no prac­ The drafting department basket­ Blackhawks, who walloped the New Urbanetti, M. tou t...... A Grand Carnival Ball was the white’s entry, Murch flashed to scholarship. James Leary M.H.S.. fiom the road by an ornamental Klbbc of Rockville, formerly a and a large field o f entries Is expect- tion's best. W e sincerely hope that Donovan . . . . . 99 98 106 303 Charley Moss, Ynnlgan right field­ ..17 21 mounted on a platform and laid by the students, thankcse the outdone or even equalled. He un­ Tommy Johnston, former mem­ renter of the lawn there is an elm scored eleven of the twelve points INTO SECOND ROUND 1,0007 Let’s hava aa close to 2,000 ___ 99 81 114 294 Doc Romnea workod the "hat City diner or from any member of half and Manchester’s tendency to you about the severe winter they tree with a seat round its trunk. Engli.sh teacher, is taking over the W ylie ______98 96 104 298 state-champlor Crosby High school leashed a terrific sprint which elec­ ber of the class of '34. captained for for the drafting team, while the there next week Friday night Be­ trick" in Chicago's triumph while the committtee in charge, Harry throw the ball away with long pooe- had this year which makes u’s Newapapiua and magazines re­ Pomander Lane turns off to the left remainder o f Mias Walsh's classes. Brennan .. ___ 93 90 99 282 Pasadena, Cal— I f any o f the team. New London, Biickeley will be trified the crowd at the Garden and the second year the Wllbraham machine team scored only two sides providing the expenses o f tbe Boston's three goals came on solo White, John Foley or Prosper Des- es kept the locals from piling up a 'Northerners' smile when we re­ ceived aa exchanges from other Academy basketball team. This alor g Pomander Creek. MI.ss Kibbc is taking Miss Paine's folks in the vicinity of Pennington the gue.sts of Manche.ster at the disheartened the lads who had tried points. In the last half the machin­ trip to Philadelphia, such a crowd efforts by Marty Barry, Max KsmiO' Laiirlers. commanding lead. As It was, Man­ member some of the frozen noses ■scluMil.a show that Manchester's team, which waa dofeattsi only once On the right stands the gazebo, place, teaching all o f her classes. Totals ...... 492 464 499 1456 Gap, Va., wont to do Manager Jim­ County Y Sponsors M a ir for and cars of not very long ago," "Rec" pool Saturday. The team dors neighbors are following about the in vain to catch him with their final ists started to go places as. with M. S. would supply a goodly amount to sky and Dft Clapper. Cecil Dillon my Dykes a favor they can do so Kovis and Smith are expected to chester gut away to a 9 to 1 lead this seaKion, won the Western Maa- a summer house. Near two of the' Gvensky leading, they outscored The class appreciated the letter not expect to win against Crosby, ,san(e plans ns M-’ nchester high. drive. He breasted the tape In the purchase much-needed equipment preserved tlie Ranger record of by telling Beauford Rhea of that leave for the south early this month before Tech tallied at all from tha sac'husett'i champlnn.ihip. Johnston houses are public oil-lamps on the draftsmen, though not enough for the team. England (1) very much and many of the mem­ luit they are determlmsl to heat ttie Rehearsals are being held for the startling time of 4:38.4 which was never losing to the Brulna by a shut­ town to report to the W.'ilte Hose to report to a St. Louis Cardinal Junior Teams; Play to floor. played on the Manchester high var­ wooden posts; a bird cage hangs to overcome the early lead of the SInnamon ...... 98 88 112 293 bers have already written to Miss New l>mdon aggregation and senior play "Presenting Polly" at fast enough to give him s thirty- Games m Class A and B out. training camp here at once. minor league farm. Tha local ball A Rouelhg Finale sity team during the '32-'33 season. outside the upper window o f anoth­ drafting team. The final score was A. Stevenson .. 91 106 96 293 playera won contracts for tryouts Walsh—oth -rs are planning to do avenge an earlier defeat by the close Middletown high school. yard victory over McCabe, who had er. The Bluefleld A. C. Is working Tha Toronto Maple I-eafs, out for "Maybe hit horse Is sick and can't Tech came back after tha liltM- —M. 8. 20-13. McLagan ---- 120 109 101 330 at tbe training camp conducted by . Start March 16. so at the first opjiortunlty. score’of 311-38. The scorr was lied •Seniors In Middletown high hard to make this event a rousing a tune-up for the playoffs, walloped get to the depot" aaid Dykes. mission with a spirited .aHy that The woodwork of all the houses, The second game was closer and Toamaments. H. Stevenson .. 116 105 87 308 the Cardinals at Willimantie last M. Sullivan. '.IS. and Buckley won the last event and school held a meeting to discuss except that of Madame Lacheaka success. Players, officials and all the Montreal Canadlens 10 to S in almost ran tbe Traders off their more exciting as the draftsmen sec­ summer. An extensive program Of the meet. The summary: plans feir graduation. The matter and Marjolalne, Is painted green who will assist in any way, are giv­ the third of last night's games, re­ feet, with Captain Bednarcyfc lebd- onds outscored the machinists' sec­ Totals ...... 420 406 896 1224 Miami Beach, Fla.— To Ous Man- speeches and entertainment is being The annua] Hartford County Y. 100 yard relay Won by .Manches­ < f cnp.s and gown.s was settled and while the exception Is painted ing their senlces free of charge Ireland (8) cording the second highest score of cuao, apparently, it was an idle ques­ Ing the way in scoring, aided by because It va in the negative there onds for the first first half by a New Haven, March 6.—(AP) arranged for the affair Saturday M. C. A. basketball tournament for YOUNG RADIO ARliSTS ter, l.Starchew.’.kt, Isieliler, Krajew- wh'tc. . score of 7-4. In the last half both and doing It gladly. Expenses will McCullum . . . . 9 2 111 122 325 the season. Chuck Conacher, league tion. The New York Giant catcher Chlkowsky. Before tbe locals could came a loud groan from the girls Through The Hoop Such Is the scene where the ac­ TYia 13th annual state Interscholas- be kept at a minimum figure and leading scorer, took another big step night and more than 100 persons Junior Teams viU begin in the Man­ skl. McCormack I. Time. l;2fi.«. teams fought hard as the battle Duncan ...... 98 102 86 280 was asked which of the Giants are expected to attend. chester Y.M.C.A. on Saturday, get their bearings and stifle tha ral­ and some o, the boys. tion o f "Pomander W alk," to be tle basketball tournament sponsored tbe net proceeds go right Into the toward clinching that berth with 40 yard freestyle Won hv Star- ended with each team scoring ilx Vennart ...... 108 101 96 304 pitchers had reached the best early March 16th, st 1:30 p. m.— Tbe first ly, Tech had Jumped into the lead ^ PLAY AT TRADE SCHOOL A library has been made out of given on March 1.1 by Sock and high school athletic association four goals. cl'.ewskl (M l, second. Kchstein The Middletown game served as a . Middletown was the only league points making the final score 13-10. J)y the Yale Univerelty AA ewrung Davies ... ___ 103 112 111 826 aeaaon form. round will be played on that day, 17-14, where tbe score stood at the one of the spare rooms In Middle- Buskin, takes place - an Interesting fund, to be turned over to the Despite the defeat, the Canadiens' (Meriden), third, Warren (M l. Time, town high school. K “ fairly successful ( team which Manchester could man- Miffitt, Unger and Larder did all Into the second round here today "Hubbell" said Gus, "He's best the boys reporting at 1 o'clock end of the period. Victor and Bnino DThaldo, who basketbul season. Almost any rec-i age to send down In both contests, set EXCURSION track team. T o ta ls ___ .396 426 413 1236 hold on third in tbe International SIGNING OF BAMBINO ;21 3. In 1017. Meriden recalls, Man­ the scoring for the drafting team, with two games slated In the Claes any time.” and the second round will be played The final quarter wras a ding dong play over the radio on Station ord would seem good after the dia- ; The two games were won by sub- —F. Miller. while Hoffmann and Davis scored A section. division became more secure aa the affair as- the teams dashed up and 220 yard freestyle Won by Frost. chester was dcfenfcil In basketbiUt TO NEW YO RK on Saturday, March 23. WTIC, were gue.sts at the third aatrous one lu t year, but this year’s '• stantlal margins, contn\ry to the four points each for the machine Meanwhile a similar situation This department didn't have much The Blue Nile in A frica wras Americans' defeat put that club di'wn the floor in a frenay of passing (M l, second. Orlltcin, (.Ml. third, by* .Middletown, 42-12. Sundays, March 10, 17, 24, 31 lAkeland, Fla.—If Schoolboy Rowe BIG HELP TO BRAVES The Junior Tournament to for Trade School Studenta' Asaemhl.v n e e ^ no such contrast to be called i fact that records should make both team. pravailtd In Middletown where the (to pre-game predictions In called from the dark color of within a point of mathematical didn't think it would make him and shooting. By this time, bowavtr, Dolirotz (.Meriden. Time, 2 :4ti. The magazine section ■ of the- HOUND TRIP boys who are under 16 years of age held at the auditorium Th\irsday fairly good. Tlie spirit o f the Whole i teams nearly equal. Rockville and The electric and carpentry de­ $2.00 Class B division championships the Class B tournament, Norwalk eilt-laden waters. ellmlnatlou. sound like Dizzy Dean, "popping on March 16tb and for boys who are Tech bad bit its stride and wras "Tech News" known as the "Col­ HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS RAILROAD FARC Los Angeles, March 6.— (AP) afternoon. too yard liackstruke Won by team was excellent throughout the ! the Trade school were the other two partments basketball teams split wtaia being fought on the Wesleyan being the only one of our cbolcea to o ff" he would let the’ Detroit Tigers tmder 18 on March 16tb who weigh clicking smoothly both offensively legiate Digest" has some very in­ Lt. \%'lnd«or Lock.# . . . RtS4 A.M. Mr. Echmalian, the director of the Morrison, (M l. seconci, G. Isuiry, entire season which accounts. In companions of Middletown who re­ even In a double-header bssketb^II University court. turn In a victory by downing Hart­ Tha acquisition of Babe Ruth by the less than 110 pounds stripped. There and defensively to retain poaaeaaton teresting pictures. There is a col­ IsTe Wlndaur ...... AM. count on him to pitch th l.ly winning Boston Braves will help the Nation­ Trade sehool, started the program (M l. third, Tlmnies i.Merlden). port, for the showing made. ^ ceived a ‘louble beating, while Wlnd- PARTICIPATE IN SESSION game played at the School street !«▼. Ilnrtford ...... In this city both o f Bridgeport’r ford Trade. Chapman Tech took wlU be an entrance fee of $3 per ol the margin that meant victory lection of snapshots from the dif­ . . . 8i44 A.M. ball games this season. He confined al League immeasurably says Ford by telling the students a few things Time, 1:17.8. Rec Thursday afternoon. line 12Slk Mt...... lliin A.M. tourney entries—Central and Hard­ M&ncbtitRr Tra^a by a cloae acora team, which will cover tbe coats of •and advancement Into the aecofid ferent colleges In the U. S. Aii.v . . . , ------: ham Joined East Hartford and Merl- himself to a modest is. " I guess 1 C. Frick, neW’Iy elected president about his visit to a Trade schisil 100 yard freestyle Won l>y Kra- In the aforementioned game, the ' den in turning the tables. The powerful electric quintet bat­ Doe Nrw I’ork* ...... UtSS A.M. ing— were slated to clash at eight in a fast, tbrilling tussle, while Shd. referees and so on. A suitable senior who is planning' to attend can work at least seven games a of the senior e ^ u ll. round of play tonight. which has an enrollment of 8,.’>0O nil Jewski IM I, Sec'ond. Ko.smoskl team seemed to play, to a man, one ! ______tered the carpentry team defense as o'clock tonight with New Britain ton edged Windsor High and Bran­ trophy will be awarded to the win­ college might be Interested In a A large group of young people I.%\ New York* ... month” he said. day students. o f the best games o f the season. they took a big lead in the first . . . TiSil r.M . opposing Meriden Immediately aft­ ford swamped Naugatijek. i^R^idingthel^poldes "Tha Babe will be « asset to any ner o f the tournament. iMerldcni. third, F. l.s'.aiv, (M ).' snapshot shown In the "Collegiate from nearby'localities met at the Lv. 135tk ttt...... Ti85 P.M. club if he merely sat on the bench," \ Ronald niagle of the electric de­ Time, 1:0.V They all were good but the all-round At this time wc wish to extend half by a score o f 15-2. The second er the all-Park City battle. Reservations for participation Digest" of the Initiation being giv­ Center chuich for the mid-winter Tampa. FIa — ClnclnnaU’s Reds Frick said. "A s a player he wUl bs FRENCH STAR WINNER partment gave a report on "Men play of Johnson, dominated the pic­ our coiigratulations to the Trade quarter the carpenters came to A t MidiUetowm, Chapman Tech of W e had a perfect score In Should be made by teiuns at once. 100 yard bren-ststroke Won by en to freshmen by the upper class- gathering of the Hartford-East CetikU TetiiBmtl. the BOSTON BRAVES ^to major league baseball, can hardly wrare scheduled for a hard practice a tremendous draw at the gates. and Machines." A trio eomposcil ture. For a while he fed the ball to school who have qualified for the life, but were outscored by three N ew London waa to meet Shelton Class A tourney, however, ^ four No reservations will be accepted af­ Steehholz (M l, second. Coburn (M ). men. Young People’s Association on Sun­ today, with the next training game Baseball needs c 'lo i and Ruth will of Edward Coppa. Anthony Latino, the others and then, when he let Class B tournament. It would be a points making the final score 26-10. tonight xltli Norwalk and Branford of our choices winning their opening be classed as a raw rookie. He to 26 ter 12. o’clock Wednesday noon, third, Noss, iMerldenl. Time, 1:23. There are two advantages that day February 24. Mary Alice An­ PurchAM tickets la advance. Ntimke Boston — (A P ) — I f the Boston and has played four seasons of A A delayed until tomorrow. supply it Boston.” OF BERMUDA T rn iS and "Mike" Saverick. played a gui­ can be gained from two yeara of loose himself, the Middletown team hard thing to pick the winner of this Otto Cook and Charlie Sears liaiited to accommodetione ea eRtcIa opposing each other Ir. the second games yesterday to pave the way March 13. Reservations must bs drews. M, H. S. '36B, who has been (encounter. Braves had half the money they’ve ball. A right-hand hitter, he batted "H ow about major baseball on tar, mandolin and aeconllon respec­ Diving won by Costello (Meriden), gym at Boston University, the Uni­ were the big guns for the electric ceach train. for clashes between Harding accompanied by registration fee of seemed-to give up in despair. John­ tournament, but in the Class A. New president of the group this year, ^ w and wasted on rookies since Emil Fuchs .294 last aeaaon. He played third New Orleans—Manager Walter the Pacific Coast?" Frick was ask­ tively In a few selections. John second .Steehholz iM ). third. Gard­ versity News reveals: son. Obuchowakl, Tierney. Miildoon, Britain seems to tower above the team aa each scored six points, the n e w h a v e n *- Tbe seml-flnallsta in each divi­ Central and Meriden and New $3. Reservations should be made to Hamilton, Bermuda, Mareta 6. — conducted the session. Discussion sion will battle It out In this city took over the club 10 years ago, base with a fielding average of .936 Johnson is pleased with the way his ed. Ralston and Peter D'Ubaldo sang ner I Ml. 1, How to get a nine-foot In a Carpenter, Corna. Stauro all finished others. There was considerable dis­ while Jolin Muschko starred for the Britain tonight. Central and New the office of the Hartford County (AP)-:-Beaten In her bid for the a bam dance song accompanied by was based around various types re­ Friday night with the final sched­ their 1935 financial outlook would­ and, hts sponsors claim, to much bet­ Cleveland Indians are turning up at ‘‘Well, why n ot?" he shot back. 120 yard medlay relay-W on by seven sneaker. the season with one of the best ex- satisfaction over the ranklni; of the forms. ca^entry team by scoring four Britain should be the winners. Y.M.C.A., 93 EUn street, Hartford. U. S. indoor title Madame Sylvia the trio; Stanley Kasevieh sang a points. uled here Saturday afternoon. n't be so bleak. ter around tbe middle oack. training camp, their poundage down "It's Just a case of transportation Manche.ster. iG. Leary, Ckjburn, Mc- 2. How to say "Present" In live blbltluns of cage ability displayed teams but this is expected and little A complete list of eligible playera Henrotin of France, has gained part western song, also accompanied by A fter the afternoon session, Smashing through defense and Yesterday’s Class A results; W ith conditions as they arc, Last season tbe Braves took EUie near normal. and air travel to coming along eo Ccrmackl. Time. 1:17.4.' different voices depending upon all year. heed Is paid to iL which consisted of five discussion must be submitted with entry. consolation by her flne showing in the trio. A saxophone solo was popping at the basket the second Harding, Bridgeport, 53, Strat­ ■rae Wapplng Uncas and Senior small wonder that the Braves have Fletcher, then a Milton, Mass "It looks" Johnson said "as if fast tt wouldn't surprise me to see which fraternity brother was miss­ groups, a supper was served to the T basketball teams have formed I f a team has not applied tor the Bermuda championships. played • by Wooilrow Saccocrlo. A - G. Froat, '36. teams ot the carpentry and electric ford, 31. added but five new playera to their scbi3olboy, to the training camp, these felibws have been thinking San Francisco and Lot Angeles in ing. 150 j-oung people present. Ted Nel­ what la being called the Wapping eligibility writk the Hartford County Crowmed singles champion wrhan quintet of electric students per­ In looking back over the season, departments battled to an even Herald Central of Bridgeport. 32; Hlll- small 1935 roster. This probably de­ more to ^ ve him a train ride than seriously about our chances during the majors before long. T think — R. Vennart, '35B. The attitude of the student body son, '36, led the committee from the Gaa League, the four tosuna compet­ YJI.CA. Athletic AaaoclaUon, fill her final round opponent Mrs. formed a few stunts. one would say that the best two score of six-all in the first half. bouse o f New Haven. 81. lights Manager BUI McKechnie, for anything else. When acbool ended the winter." that situation may come s(x>ner at games waa, on the whole, very local church which, together with ing to be named after the four gaa In the application blank which will Dorothy Andrus of Stamford, OoQn„ The program ended by three west­ games played were the two with Again in the second half both teams Meriden. 25; Bulkeley of Hart­ that canny Scot dislikes to be ElUc hastened to Braves field and than most people expect." OR.\ir R.ANKS SECOND good this year. There was little of the cooks, provided the "eata.” stations In Wapping. The teams bothered with untried youngstera in be lent on request. There to no defaulted, Madame Henrotin also ern tunes ■ played and sung by Vic­ CI.A88 GETS REFRIOERATOR Bristol. In these the score was kept fought hard but fate wasn't with ’.he ford. 20. pestered McKechnie until he sent at. Petersburg, Fla— Bibc Ruth gained a share in the women’s low and no one could foretell In the uncalled for bits o f color added Ernest Bengston. Bertie Hamilton, are: Snow’s Powermen, captained the St. Petersburg trsUnlng camp. charge for this ragtotration. If a tor and Bruno D’Ubaldo playing a electricians, as the carpenters out- CLASSIFIED N ew Britain, 46; West Haven, 80. him to tbe Tribal farm at Harris­ apparently haa an eye on the house doubles title, decided yesterday. which ciui be nicely done without in John Bengston, EatheF Pickles, Ar- club is affiliated with the County Y. banjo and guitar. They are thir­ William Gray, president and vale­ An electric refrigerator la the either game who the ultimate win­ scored their rivals by two points, Claaa B Results by "Pickles” Harrison; Watroua’ Two departments are crying for burg, In tbe New York-Penn league. any sport. The hooting and Indlan- vid Seahurg, Bill Pickles, Marion as well as on the business at band. MCA, you are automatically eligi­ The French woman carried almost teen and twelve yeara old respec­ dictorian of the class of '34, ,M. H. newest possession of the cooking de­ ner might be. East Hartford, for putting the game on ice by a score Chapman Tech of New London, Fire Chiefs, captained by "Fat" replacements, the infield and the The youngster showed so much clazs Montle, and Dorothy Peterson, all The Braves training camp waa clut­ ble for participation. all the burden as ahe and Mrs. An­ tively. 8., ranks second highest In the partment In the Franklin Building. some unknown reason, seemed to be llke noises are fine for the open of 10-8. 22; Manchester Trade, 17. Berger; Mayo’s Horsemen, captain­ catching staff. The playera McKeeb- that he also to now considered a prairie, but scarcely fit Into the from M. H. S., co-operated in pre­ ed by Bill Waldron; and Heritage's tered with spectatora— an enviable drus defeated Jane Sharp of Pnaa- Lewis Neff, ’85B. Freshman class at Clark University. The saving for the refrigerator the toughest team Manchester met Rudolph starred for the carpen­ Shelton, 25; Windsor, 22. nie wtanto to plug thera holea coat threat for MaranviUe’s Job. H o c k e y ^ basketball picture. The cheerleaders paring for the assemblage as did ADVTS. Flashes, captained by "T in y" number of them. dena. Cal., and Mrs. John Van Ryn He received 2 A s. 2 B-pItis, and 1 started when the lunchroom flrat in both games. By previous records ters by scoring seven points, as Norwralk, 39, Hartford Trade, 88. plenty and be is not In favor of Two Catching OOmera Marjorie Mitchell. ’35. who acted as "If we have crowda like that for of Philadelphia 2-6; 6-3; 6-4. Mrs. GOOD WORK. BEATRICE! B, and ranks first In mathematics, began. The refrigerator waa bought both games should have gone to the have done a noble piece of work, and C?hapman stood out for the electri­ Branford, 41; Naugatuck 26. Cowles. Every member in tbe T wasting any money on untried per­ Johnny Tyler, who atoo toUad is By ASSOCIATED PRESS chairman -jf the hospitality and Get results for hundreds our exhibition games" Ruth observ­ HAMAS AND SCHMEUNG Andrua atlll suffering from Abe second In history and sixth in chem­ through the slight profits. The re­ Faith Gallnat. Joy Squatrito, Jack cians by scoring four points. will be given a chance to play. formers. the Harrisburg outfield last aeaaon, Nattonal League Red and White, but Old Man Upset housing committee. ed, " I t would give us a nice real eprained right ankle that bad fOroad Baatrice Irwtn was tbs Febniarv istry. While a member of Man­ frigerator la a good Investment In Bellamy, Hokey Gustafson and the — Lewis Neff, '35B. of advertisers. No mat­ Games wlU be held Wednesday and Although tha 48-year-old "Reb­ has been recalled by the Braves. Boston 3, N. Y. Rangers 1. stuck another finger in the pie to After an informal social hour, the Saturday. Bob Sharp and Roger start." her to default in alngles, wold typing champion, typing 47 words chester High, "B ill" was consistent­ that it helps preserve food which others deserve a special cheer them­ u t" MaranvUle Insists that his frac- Tbe M t Pleasant, Pa.^ boy to re­ ^ Chicago 3, New York Americans give the game with substantial mar­ group gathered In ..he auditorium ter what you may want or Spencer wlU handle the gamea TO MEET i n s SUNDAY barely hobble around tba eourt. with 3 errora. Others who typed ly on the " A " honor roll, waa cap­ otherwise could not be saved. gins to East Hartford. selves. Last Night *s Fights turwd lag is Btrong enough for him garded aa an axoalleat major tooguo tain of the soccer team, and held Thanks must also be given to the in the evening for a worship service SINGS AT RECITAL to return to aeooBd base, McKech­ prospect, for bo slugged for A10 and Sarasota — Byron Humphries, Toronto 10, Montreal Canadiras with leas than S errora were: Muriel led by Mary Alice Andrews at what you have to sell— RICH CASH PRIZES Xanqi, 45 words, 4 errors; Edith many elecUve class and student girls who give their time during the nie feare otherwise. The beloved fielded for .978. rookla pitcher at the Red Sox camp 3. Merideu waa the best team which The time has now come for us to which they heard an unusually Im­ BONDS WITHOUT MEDALS Hamburg, March 6.— (A P )—Max Burka, 44 words, 6 errors; Irene government positions. noon hour in the making and serv­ Ada Robinson, Class of ’33, is go­ veteran la determined to play In 133 who spent last season with tbe Jop­ OBaafitoa-Amsrieau League Syraousa, N. Y - March 6.— (A P)' M. H. 8. bit up against beyond end this column. W e have ei^Joyed pressive and convincing talk on so­ By ASSOCIATED PRESS The other twro nowroqmtra to the Behmellng anfl Steve Hamas are IfcOana, 43 words, S errors; Ward —M. a. ing of the lunch. ing to sing at the HarUord Y. W. C. more gamea and wipe out Honue Tepee are catchers, wUuam "Bud­ lin Club has nm Into a bit o f bad Providence at Quebec postponed —Mtotry fees for the American doubt. The game at home was a nip doing It and hope you have gotten cial reform by Professor Hornell Elisabeth, N. J.—^Tony Oalrato, Norwalk, Conn.— Waa C. Ebbs till today. reaching top form tor their ten Bowling Oongreas toumauMnt ta Krause, 41 words, 1 error; Helen H . Johnson. A. W’edneaday evening, at a costume Orange, N. J „ at^iped Larry John- Wagner'a 2,686 gamee record but dy" Lewis, a SO-year-oldster drifted luck. Humphries reported hto right and tuck affair, but when Manches­ a little out of it yourself. Baseball, Hart, of Hx -tford. Carlson'a facs red! TONIGHTS SCHEDULE round bout here Sunday. seaelon here total $189,660, but ea|y Holmes, 41 words, 3 errors; Anna recital given by Mrs. Reynolds, aon, Chicago, (5 ). few beUeve he can make the grade from tba Rochester Inteniatlonal arm, the throwing member a little ter returned the visit, the Merlden- track, tennis, golf and the other C LA S S IF ip He had Just concluded a eulogy after a year’s layoff. OauadUn-Aineriesn Leugoe Sebmaltng, anxious to avenge the $98,107 wiU be paid back In gtSm X M a, 41 worda, 3 errors; Ruby singing instructor. The two selec­ league club, and Frank Oarrity, a sore and was ordered to take a few PRINCIPAL AT OONV'ENTION Itea were In wait and crashed down Fargo, N. D.—Kid Rlppatoe, Fai^ to Leroy Downs, head of the Am er­ defeat he suffered at Hamas' hands TO CHOOSE SENIOR spring sports are waiting to spring tions whiqh Ada will sing are "In ­ Oeaesuat Gets A Gan Boston collegian. dajra rest. Providence at Quebec. money. Tbe congress, ooeerdlng 9n. WUaoa, 41 words, 4 errors; Agnes with cruahing power to adniintater a RANKS HIOH AT DANBURY go, stopped Billy Norton, Fargo, ican Legion "F orty and Eight,” and in New York a year ago, haa been Orayb, 40 words, 3 errors; Ruth into the picture and should see a dian Love Call" by FrimI, and "B y McKacbnle to pulling for the ' With fat Frank Hogan and bald custom win deduct 331-3 par aiR$ Principal nilng attended the Na­ (S l­ reached Into his pocket for a medsL atreaslng roadwork the past few tATsoa, 40 words, 3 artoni: Jose- A vote for the senior girl whose good trimming. West Hartford eek- U rge portion of the boys of the stu­ the Waters of Minnetonka" by Advertising "Rabbit," but, since be to one o f the Al Spohrer aeemingly on tba down- Biloxi, Mtas.—Joe Kuhel, wrbose for expenses. tional Education Association Con­ ed out a two-point vlcU’ry in tbe^be- A recent report from the Connec­ at. Petersburg. Fta.—Joe Uppe, He wriggled. days Improving hto wind and liklM SaiacbettJ, 37 wordK S er- character and acholaatic actlvlUes dent Ixxly vicing for positions. With ticut State Normal School at Dan­ Lieurance. On Friday night at a moet pracUcal pUota in baseball, he warti trail, Lewis appears to have broken leg was one of the numerous A ’ total of 2.887 toama. S.42S oatSi vention which was held last week make her eltgtblo for the state ginnlng of the season but proved to (Charlotte, N. C., outpointed Isay "I am sorry, gentlemen,” be told WRESTLING stamina. Hto trainers are confident raa. Bach month thes-' inaod tests a hope for success for all, we close bury brought the news that Anna lecture on Indian Lore by Mr. Spiesa Will Singer, N. T. (10), will have Joe Coccarart, purchased an excellent chance of sticking. Hto injurtos that wracked tbs Washing- of doubles and tJSSS ataglas are j» Atlantic City. The convention drawing of ‘ he girl to be a guest of be an easy victim to an enraged Bring the Desired bis audlrace. "The gold medal of Caarley Harvey, Hamas' manager, : « n h O d for all the asnUr typing regretfully this bit of enjoyable Wilkie, d a s of '32. M. H. S„ ranks at the Nathan Hale school, Misa from Seattle, on hand rrady to atep .818 International batting avaraga toa championship aspirations last tared in tba 88th renimal o f $Bi the D. A, R. In WaAIngton will be Manchester team which descended Buffalo—George Brackey, Lacka­ our esteem la at boma on my By ASSOCIATED PRESS fully expects him to repast hto vic­ column ing. first in her g3mm In the senior btisl- Robinson will sing the same two Kesults. wanna, N. Y., outpointed Johnny In if and whan tha "RabUt's dream appaara much more ImpreeelTe than year to stiU awaiting a chance to pin clasale attraritog vIi ($m ,:| asMa oa Marsh 13. f dresaer." comes to a rude rad. Harrisburg, Pa.—Ernie Dusek, tory over the former wrorid cham­ ttt thau owB latr. Bsu group. salactlooa. Freemi>o. Salamanca. N. V „ (6 ). the .262 and .223 performances of show bis bosse that hit underpin­ 202 ritlaa. WaStf-tSm, i Downs accepted on trusC Coecarart, althotkh a newreomer Omaha, th r^' Frank Broncowttz, pion. Hamas will wind up beaTF ar” teas* wW Hogan and Spohrer. nings are In good shape. Chicago. ^ , ■ I ' work tomorrow: Schmallaa fY t ' \ m tA I By Gene Ahertt^

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York, chairman of the House rules ern Asia.’’ ing, to appear If they see cause at Berlin’s postponement o f Sir John the early moniing sun. la some buhat-proof innocent by­ And it shall coma M past, that W E AIM TO PLEASE; Drop In and said time and place and be heard committee: “The Nation has lost The spokesman's statement was 1934 FORD PICKUP, 1933 Chevro­ Simon's vislL At the word "Fire” from the ref­ standers. whosoever shall call on the name see our large heated rooms Cut relative thereto, and make return to one of its greatest jurists and one of made In connection with talk o f the a let coach, 1932 Chevrolet sedan, There was little effort today to eree, Campinchi raised his weapon, ot the lord shall be deliver^: for down expense. See Jensen, Johnson this court, and by mailing in a regis­ its greatest Llbe.'al-thinking and , osslblHty of the United States and 1930 Ford coupe, 1930 Reo .sedan, tered letter.. postage paid, on or be­ conceal the fact that the Fuehrer's fired and missed. Carbuccia fired In Mount Zion and In Jemealein Manchester progressive men of all times. He Great Bri'toln joining In an interna­ Son— Dad, what la a rhre volume? ^ 0 1930 Dodge panel, 1920 Dodge Block. Phone 6070 or 7635. fore March 7. 1935. a copy of this cold Is more diplomatic than real. several seconds later. Father—It'S a book that comes shall lie deliverance, aa the Lord order of Herbert Dfibson. 623 Havln was probably the leader In a liberal tional loan to China. Evening Herald panel. Cole Motors— 6463. Sir John, British foreign secre­ As Campinchi lifted his arm a sec­ hath said, and In the reniant FOR R E N T—SIX ROOM tenement, Avi.. West Haven. Conn.; Mrs. Elsie interpretation of our .Constitution “ W e doubt that China wants an back after you have loaned It. tary, was to have come to Berlin to­ ond t(me. his wrist dropped, limp whom the Lord shall call. — Joel al) modem Iraprovementb, five H. Fay. 6 Monmouth Ht.. Springfield. and our laws to meet the changing International loan,” the spokesman 9:32. CLASSIFIED A SAFE PLACE TO BUY Mass.; Miss Minnie £. Dobson, 6 Mon­ morrow to discuss European peace and helpless. His seconds rushed "E very family,” saye one philoso' minutes co mills, three to trolley. mouth St.. Springfield. Mass.; Miss conditions of our time and our pro­ said ‘The Chinese fear that such advertisements problems with Hitler. to bis side and then summon^ pber, "should have at least one In­ USED CARS Inquire at 82 Garden street Tel. Laura Alby, 2196 Crugg Ave.. New gress." advances lead to International con­ O Ood, how beautiful the thought, physicians. nocent family joke.” And that’s just Oottot els average words to • IIM* 1934 Dodge sedan (like new). 6723. York City and .Mrs. Alice M. Rowe. "It was blow for blow,” one offi­ Representative Snell, of New trol. Any m.wca tending to such how merciful the blest decree, Chesterflpld. N. H. The encounter ended there, the where Dad comes in. iBttlala. noiDbere and abbravlatloM 1933 Plymouth sedan, cial of the Wllhelmstrasse said. York. House, minority leader; '.‘He control Should be abandoned as they that gracs can always bo found eoQQt as a *ord aad eoBi|>esB€ RENT HUNTING? Tell us what WILLIAM S. HYDE seconds taking charge of the pistols 1934 Ford Bus coupe with radio. Judge. "The White Paper” was a blow for was considered one , of the greatest are Inimical to the peace o f Eastern when sought, and nought shut out ^ NEW • wDfdt M two words Ufnimam ooot w you want. W^’ll take care of it for Asia." and firing the second round provided To Many Girls Two Pairs of Bilk 1933 Ford coach. H-3-6-3S. us and we replied with another jurists In modern age and probably the soul from ’T h ee.-E liza Cook. Alio* ot thrsa itnss.. you without charge. R. T. McCann blow." The official source said Japan had for In the dueling code into the Btocklngs At One Time Is Social WOPCPCY Uao rates pst day for trandloAt 1930 Ford Sport coupe. one of the most beloved members of 89 Center street. Dial 7700. The foreign office said the nego­ beep officially apprised of British stadium wall. Prestige and Affluence. add. __ 1933 Rockne R. S. coupe. the Supreme Court by the whole Ktfoettso Marob If. If** tiations growing out of tfbe Anglo- desire for a four-power discussion The physicians bandaged ths ^it»tsYm «M SYici.iiie. T.M .)iiau.ae«T.crr.i Cash Chdre# 1930 Wlllys Six eedan. American people." Flapper Fa n n y Sa y & 5 “<> French talks In London are definite­ of the "general problem, of econom­ wound after which the Injured duel­ Foreman—Yes, I ’ll gl've you a job ------(e rn. irni « COBMCUtlT* D»»S ..I I «U| • 1030 LaSalle S-pas. coupe. Representative Doughton. of ist was token away In an automo­ t Consecutive Dari ..I • ote ll eta FOR R E N T -4 ROOM tenement, all BRITAIN TO BUILD ly off, "and it is impossible to fore­ ic assistance for CHiina" and would aweeptn’ and keepln' the place neat 1929 Reo R. S. coupe. North Carolina, House ways and bile. 1 D«y ...... ,...| 11 etei 11 ole Improvements. 107 Summer street. see when they will recommence.” means committee chairman: “Every' aultably reply. and clean. v'iCORCH Y SMITH All orders for Irreiroler Ineertlone 1928 Chevrolet 4-door sedan, Whole Tone Changed "W e must make some gesture In The Seconds Young Man— But I ’m a coUege will be charged at the one time rets. FOR RENT—5 ROOMS, half house, body knows he was one of the out­ Night And Uncertainty 1928 Chevrolet coach. The “ White Paper," officials said, this connection," he said, adding Campinchl’s seconds were Ray­ (raduata. RTO----- By John C. Terry Bpeelal rates for long term every 1927 Nash sedan. modern Improvements, steam heat, 15 MORE WARSHIPS standing jurists of the country. mond Miellet, former minister of PUILIC DIUMMA - MADOOy - he's -the ANSWER ^ -MANBE WE CAN Tkv, ANVtiuAy/ (Jer day advertising give upon request. "made it quite evident that Stmon- Nothing too respectful or too com­ that Japan had no objection to dis­ Foreman— WaU, then, perhaps 1927 Reo ledan. near Main street, rent rea.sonable. pensions, and Fernand Payen, for­ No 1 / -tkatS what TOIklS - he and FERRERA FORGET rn FERRERa / THERE Ade ordered ter three or els days Hltler talks would be difficult and plimentary could be said of him." cussing the Chinese economic prob­ you had better start at something You CAN see The 80VS Tb5tTHEB,$Al’upl France’s most famous swordsmen, memory. ”I never forget a face that V^MAhhoy - _ -ZU LET You KNOW d No “till forbids": diepley llaee aat FOR R E N T—6 ROOM tenement, glo-French accord with the great sweep of his scholarship and his un­ confirm nor deny a report pubttahed OIPtOMAmC RE/MONSTRAWCeS weic Pu t those plaw j SCHALLER MOTOli SALES was the referee. Reynaud officiated 1 have fitted a pair of shoos on,” he H i J •olA . newly decorated, modem Improve­ hope of realizing something defin­ failing devotion to the liberal tradi­ In the Influential Japanese newspa­ hoasta. ^ ThNIGHT WHAT V)ie'RC-,fl ON THEES AFFAIR, BUT- completely o u r o f The Herald will not be reeponelble 634 Center St. Tel. 6282 Last Year. per Asahi to the effect that Hirosl at the duel In the same field between \ really aoiNS Tb for more then one Incorrect Inoartloa ments, ample room for vegetable ite.” tion, in law as In life, will make him PEBHAPS StSoK l^fMg W Av/cM l Open Evenings Hitler was working as usual to­ Salto, Japanese ambassador to the Deputy Andre Hesse and John ot any advortleement ordered tnr and flowers. 58 Summer street. ever remembered." Mrs. Jonath'm (as burglar enters ho/ y ----r sm eeth k s op Tb ITftN ■ore then one time. day and was not confined to his United States, had Informed his Beineix in January, 1934, aa an out­ the house of a honker)— John! ACCI The Inedvertent omission ot Inoor- 4 ROOM TENEM ENT, modern Im­ London, .March 6.— (A P )— Con­ apartments. The propaganda mln- government that a revision o f the growth of a dispute over the Stovl- SOMETH EEN6 ELSE id e n t / roct publlcetlon of edvortlolog will bo MEMORIES RECALLED There's a atr(uige man in the room! 'H AUTO ACCESSORIES— provements, 95 Charter Oak, be­ struction of three new cruLsers, one Utry said "his Indisposition is very United States sliver buying policy skey scandal. rootiflo 1 ooly by cencolletlon ot tbo New York. March 6.— (A P )—Jus­ Today’s duel was the fourth Banker—What do you wont? a THEeS NIOHr/ ohargo made for tbo oervlee rendersA TIRES 6 tween Main and Spruce streets. flotilla leader, eight destroyers a.td was possible as a step toward re­ slight-" tice Oliver Wendell Holmes after known to have been held between Burglar—Money I All edvertleemente niuet oonform Sam Yulyes, 701 Main street. three submarines Is provided for In The German press published long lieving economic pressure on China. lb style, copy and typography with SPEEDOMETERS — ALL MAKES the navy estimates for 1935 sent to extracts from the British "White retiring from the Supreme Court Britain's Suggestion politicians In the tost 14 months. In Banker— What security do you ragulatlono enforced by tbo publloh- desired to spend bis remaining days offer? repaired. Also cables furnished FOR RE NT— FOUR room tene­ the House of Commons today. Paper" and reports that Simon was Asahi’s report ascribed to Salto the previous encounters, Jacques | hS airport aiEEPf.. are and they resarva tbo right to "like a rock In the bed of a river adit, rovisa or lelee' any copy eon- Norton Electric Co., Hil.lard street. ment, wltn all Improvements. 464 The estimates total £60,050,000 under fire In Parliament. the view that the Unite . States was Renouvin. a lawyer, was slightly ’Tka CLOCK -nckE eldared objectlonebla. Phone 4060. Hartford Roa'd. Inrpilre 591 Center (approximately $300,250,000), an The British Embassy, It was with the water flowing over It.” contemplating such action as a re­ wounded in the arm by Deputy Guy There Isn't Much Joy In the Home RWAY..THE guard CHANfitC, CLOSINQ HOURS—Claaslded ado to street. Increase of £3,.500,000 (approxi­ learned, was requested by London That, recalls his close friend and sult of a suggestion from Great LaChambre in a duel with swords; F or the Children Where Mother Is bo publtehrd same day must bo ro- biographer. Prof. Felix Frank­ and Jean Mistier and Roger Detour $-6 I SlUtn, AP,A«(I to sdvsrtlssrse hut written for the magazine today, on your looks. MOUSTACHE L E T ^ d r o p - VOUR’E JUST service to and from New York. Tel. Improvements, at 134 Maple street. .539,000 (approximately $52,695,- •rer's sudden move. ebs CASH RATES will ov AMSptsd ss •the explanation of this attitude Is WELL , X HOPE LO N G ER , c l i c k - C L A C K - rULL ^ATMKNT If psitf St tbs bust- 3063, 8880 or 8864. Apply at 132 Maple street. 000 ). A variety of possible explanations CaONMA SAV — psts olTtcs on or btfors tbs ■svsnth The building program, wh|ch con­ was offered In unofficial circles. plain. Views about things have, I WEVER HAVE O R - SAY/ TH' SUBJECT. dsy following ths first tnssrttoo of FOR R E N T —5 ROO.M flat on Walk­ for him, ever been responsible opin­ R-R-R-REVEN<5E^ tinues to be governed by the Lon­ It was said that Hitler felt him­ C l i c k ssch sd othsrwtsr ths CHAKUE er street, flrst floor, all conven­ ions; and to have responsible opin­ TO HAVE FALSE IMIHLIC PASSKNGKR don Naval Treaty until December self unprepared for the British dis­ ffU T t h i n k O F " h a t e will bs aollsctsd. No rssponsl* iences. R. T. Schallcr. Phone 6764. ions In matters pertaining to court blltty for srrors In tsisphossd sds 31, 1936, was headed hy three cussions, that he was displeased WASHIM'TON/ SERVICE 20-A decisions, would entail the reading stll bs sssumsd snd thslr securscy enilsers D. the "Southampton late with Sir John’s plan to visit War­ 'k PA! HIS WADDA espnot bs tusrsntetd. Minotaur type." of a great mass of material which IN ADDITION TC SILVER Lane FARMS AND 1,AND saw and Moscow after leaving Berlin / h a v e a SPBIN cS Bus Line, De Luxe Bu.. for lodge 'The Suhmarinee be has put behind him. INDEX OF and that the Nazis had concluded "Resignation means resignation. IN 'EM,SO TH EY'D party or team trips, we also offer FOR SALE 71 The submarines provided for In­ they were not yet ready to disclose CLASSIFICATIONS cluded one to be used ns a mine That chapter Is closed. OPEN WITH HlS eirtha ...... A 7 passenger sedan delivery. Rhone the extent of their rearmament. "On the other hand, nothing gives 3063, 8860. 8864. FOR SALE CHICKEN FARM. 5 layer, one for general service and MOUTH . THEV'RE Lngagemanto ...... B 1-2 acres, main highway, Wapplng one of the patrol type. him greater pleasure than visits C5ITTIN' GOOD Marriage! ...... C from hla old associates of the Deal he ...... D to Monche.^ter. Six room colonial Other new construction outlined NOWADAYS. Card or Thenko ...... B PROFESSIONAL house, built 1932. Steam heat, new Included a submarine depot ship HOLMES, GREAT JURIST, court.” In Memorlem ...... F and (our sloops, three of which are The article was written shortly Lest and found 1 SERVICES 22 coops. Must be sold at once. Arthur Announctmento ...... i A. Knofla, 875 Main street, Man­ to be mine sweepers and one a con­ before the Jurist's death. Pereonalo ...... i chester. Dial ,5440. voy craft. There also will be one SUCCUMBS TWO DAYS “ A certain ordered simplicity and % AntoasoMIvs new surveying ship and seven other reserve have always distinguished Automobllea for Sale ...... 4 JOHN COCKEKHAM — Pianos tun­ small vessels. the conduct of his life," Professor ^ANWHILE, (M FAR OPF AMERICA,A-HAOD-BOILEI^ f VVORSEf RUM- V LET'S TALR'I Automobiles tor Keebango aa.wa 4 ed, repaired, rebuilt 28 Bigelow The Southampton type of cruisers BEFORE 94TH BIRTHDAY Frankfurter continued. "The jostle P^QUADJTANCe OP THEIRS, BULL Auto Aeeoaeorleo—Tires ...... 4 street. Phone 4219. LEGAL NOTICES 78 RUMWIIVS AWCIEMt I t HIWQS OVER Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 1 have a dlsplaceme.it of approxi­ of the market place la not for him. BUMPS i)srro AW o l d p r is o w m a t e , s l i c k p c t p o l o . A rock In the bed of the river, the HisTORV. iM orr 7 Bu l l . I'VE Ante Schoolo ...... I-A AT A COURT OF FHOBATF. HKI.D mately 9.000 tons. (Continoed from Page One) FRIENDS By Blosser Auloo—Ship by Truck ...... * The bulk of the Increase In the waters of contemporary events have at Manch«at«r, within nnd for tha DANNY, THE w e e d 's a m e w y AW IDEA YOU Autoa—For Hire ...... * REPAIRING 2;^ IMutrict of Manc)ip«t«‘r on ll»»* rtth n application of the Executrix Eyros-MonscII. First Lord of the share In It, Ita ultimate explanation Building—Contracting ...... a.. IS praying for authority to mortgage Is painting a picture, not doing a Plorloto—Nurse,1ee ...... I. Admiralty, said the Increase In HELP WANTEO— real estate l>eli>nging to said entato as sum; but you have td make the ro­ Is the mystery of genius. Funeral OIrsetora ...... II per aiiplicntion on Hie, It is maintenance estimates was due "But his way of life—the unspar­ Meating—Plumbing—Roofing It mance. and It will come to the quea- ® I*1S CY N(A U IIV IC I. INC. T. MALE :)6 OHl)l'-UKL>:—Tiiat said application mainly to the necessity of extensive ing use of all his powers, his devo­ 1 ■mouSHT I JX. (nauranco . . . . , ...... II be heard and determined at the Pro* Uon how much fire you have In your X5L Ullllnery—OrssamaklDg ...... It NATIONAL MA.NUFACTURER — repairs and modernization of capi­ tion to ends greater than himself— (READ THE STORY. THEN COLOR THE PItrrURE) 1DLO >tU ID Moving—Trucking—S.orago . . . . ts l)ato Office In Manchester on the ITtb tal ships because of the prolonga­ belly." Is open to all. In our perplexities With line local dealer, connection day of March. 1933. at 9 o'clock In Many were the stories recalled STAY OUT'- Public Passenger Servlea ...... tO -A tion of their lives by the London and vexations, we may all draw Painting—Papering ...... II has an opening for a sales mana­ the forenoon and the Court direbta today of Holmes' w it and hts saga­ The little men who'd come to fix trick to place It up against the S ID C .( said Executrix to give pubtlc notice treaty. refreshment and strength from the Professional Bervleea ...... II ger. When answering state sales city. The episode of the cigarettes the giant's house were full of house. "A ll set,” he loudly cried. Repairing ...... II to all persons Interested In said es­ high serenity of his ninety-four n ? experience. Income ha.s always been tate t4» appear If ttiey see cause and was recalled by many. They re­ One of the men then got some relloring—Dyeing—Cleaning 14 years." tricks. They danced while mixing bricks. "You’ll need a lot of these .Toilet Quod a end Service II about $40 weekly on advance com­ be heard thereon by puM lshl^ a membered that a distinguished New copy of thi.s onler once In some m wr. His Private Life plaster. 'Twas a funny sight to to fix the chimney," said fair Wanted—Bualneee Sa.vloe...... IS mission basis. Write I. A. Mayo, York lawyer once drove home a paper having .» circulation In said Outside of the law. Professor see. Goldy. “ From the roof don’t let Edeeallenel Lenox Hotel, Hartford, Conn. district at least ffve days before the Attention of point before the Supreme bench a laas SY wtA acRvicB, inc. t. m. siaT). s. pat, off. Courses and C'aeeee...... It with the thunderous statement that Frankfurter said, the jurist's Inter' Said one. "W e may as well have them slide.” day of said hearing. Iw MCA SCr.TCt. NfO. BORN THIRTY YEARS TOO SOON. Privets Instruction ...... II WILUAM S. HYDE “ nobody except fools and dudes ests lay In "books, friends, talk. In fun. It helps '.is get our day's work Danoing ...... ll-A contemplating nature and the pan­ SALESMAN SAM Uualcal—Dramatic ...... II SALESMEN W ANTED 36-A Judge. Henry L. Burnham smoked Imported cigarettes.” done. Why, we can do 'bout twice Then, up the ladder went the men. ______A Fair Exchange! Wanted—InairuciloB ...... IS H-S’ 6.36; " I am not so sure about that,” orama of life." as much, when we-are full of glee.” “We shortly will be done again," one Bv Small Addres-s Unknown iWe a h I w t o i6 » e k I'laaarlal MAN WANTED FOR RAWLElGH smiled Holmes. Sometimes 1 He told how a young secretary The giant answered, “All right,” of them said. "Now. listen, tots and CAWAftY t-f/ RaieMO,ToicAYl aU TALLl CUCKOO ABOUT A tHICj^W Ee«D7Me3G« YA 1 MSAM ««5ALL CHAWftMA Bonda—Stoeke—Mortgages u . . II Route of 800 families. Write today. Be advised that property In smoked them and I know that I am selected each year from among the men, but will you kindly tell me you will hear our song.” LIKE A WU!^riM^tJE.I /ooTOM IS A Buaintea Qpportunltlee ...... II Harvard Law school graduates, read BsTTep. BUY w eii a h e m I Rawllgh, Dept CUC-48-SA.. A l­ storage at No. 52 Pearl street not a dude." when you'll have that plaster The Tlnles stayed down on the NOTHINQ IMPOBTANt I CAMAR.y AW' I en ...... II aloud to the justice a portion of each '• • ’\Z^ ^ D Help and allnatlena day from "most of the new books JUST SOME WEATHER 1 Help Wanted—female ...... II of If you do not communicate EXPRESSIONS OF SORROW day. .safe and sound. Cried'Dotty. “ Oh. Help Wanted—Male ...... I f EXPERIENCED SALESMAN to With the undersigned h> W'ashlngton, March 6.— (A P ) — wqrth reading, not excluding " I want my house fixed up Just be careful, now, so nothing will go REPORTS a n d A FEW ALL ATtolTltR. T leleamen Wanted ...... It-A call on retallerc, wholesalers, shops, State Road Wednesday, hlarch 20, 1935. Expressions of sorrow at the pass­ Uon-" , right, so It' won't be an awful sight. wrong." STHAtriSHIP OYCB-OUR. in &EO s a l e . Help Warned—Mela or Female.. II and business concerns. Only re­ ing of former Supreme Ck>urt Jus­ He also told of an exchange of When you have finished, then you The two men seemed quite satis­ IriESSASES Agen.e Wanted ...... IT-A NEW 8 - ROOM HOUSE— Christmas telegrams last CTirist- Sltuetlona . Wanted—female ... II liable man wanted. Full time. Com­ J. B. BB.ftlTHH’A IT E . tice Oliver Wendell Holmes were can find lots of time to play." fied that they were safe, . and (f Sltuallone Wanted—Male ...... II missions average 30 per cent. Com­ All improvements. ';-acre mas. ^ . . wouldn’t slide. And then they Employment Ageootei ...... 44 mission possibility $100.00 per "Confidentially.” wired n "Perhaps you're right,” one man started singing. “Happy plasterers Live .leeb—Pela—Penttvv—V^lele# of land. Hen house 14’x60'. “there ain’t so Santo Claus; but life Doge—Birds—Pete ...... II week or more In restricted terri­ replied. Then to the Tinymltes he are we. Uve Stock-Vehlolee...... 48 tory. Merchants Industries, ' Inc.. Price $4.‘l00. Ca.sh required Is good." TO which the jusUce re­ cried, "Hey, run and get our lad­ “When with this bit qf work ^OW-HBRg-'S IT IM FeR a plied:. " 6 f course there Is a Santo Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 104-206 East Elizabeth Ave., Lin­ der. It is back of yonder tree. we're through, you'll find your .LO TtA MOTfeS}, Wanted - P eu —Poultry—Blank 44 |i800. AUTO INSURANCE Claus. Don't be sentimental.” S den, N. J. "Up to Uie roof we’ll have to house as good as new.' Poe lain—Mlaeellnaanna TROUSERS OUR COMPANUES Artlelee tor Sale ...... W Always Paid A Dividend climb. Please help us keep from " I hope you're right, ' the giant Boats and Aoeaaeoriea ...... 44 $2.75 to $3.95 Gold to a value of approximately wasting time." Wee Scouty dashed shouted. "That sure will please Building Malerlala ...... || FUEL AND FEED 49-A R. T. McCANN STUART J. WASLEY $100,000,000 has been token from away, exclaiming, "Leave that task me." Olamonde—Watobes—.lewalry .. tt Real Estate aad Inannuice the sands and creek beds of the to me,” Klectrleal Appllaneea—Radio ., S» FOR BALE— SEASONED hard 69 Center St. Phone 7700 Toggery Shop Fnel and read ...... ||.A Stote Bldg. TeL 664S—7146 Nome. Alaska, region since gold He brought the ladder back real (The giant shows his appreciation Darden — farm -Dairy Prodnela M wood, stovn length, $8.00 cord^- was discovered there In 1898. quick, and then It was a simple in the next story.) HouMkold ...... II Phone 7173. -J L_ Machinery and TcoU ...... 11 Mnsleal instmmenra ...... g| y ^ G W trS M S B . Office and Store Bqatpmant . . . is GAS BUGGIES Bnaelale at the Stores...... M GARDEN—FARM- ALLEY OOP Short and Not So Sweet! By H A M U N Selling the Idea ,;w aarln g Apparel—furs ...... It I CANT GET BARBARA Bv ih'raiik Buf’it DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 TM a f r a id N(3T, m is t e r f I'L L T R Y T H IS IS TH E STORY OF TH B TVUO : Wanted—To Bay ...... || NOW, YOU MOOVIAN -DEVIL, ^I'LL AB(HJE THE BOlWT BESIDES, STONE INTO THE HABIT OF A L ITTL E B U T ' L i m e TIM*. THE OTHER COMB ON, HIM. B—n« Board Maulo Baaorto THAT LETS >bO IN.' IVl BATING AGAIN GINCC TIM ' BROTHERS. THEY WERE TWINS' BROTHER, NEVER ATE HIS MEALS FOR SALE — GREEN mounUIn WITH YOU, BIG- FELLA WALLS DO NOT A PSYCHOLOGY AND EXACTLY THE SAME SIZE AT ^DINNER'S RffAOV. Baalaaraate potatoes, 60 cents bushel, delivered. &ET MY HANDS SOINS TDTAKE SHE WA9 SICK. SHE ON HER WHILE SO HE WAS WEAK AND PUNY. ^W IU. YOU HAVE ItoODs Wlthonl Board ...... M PPISON MAKE, JUST NIBBLES FIRST. BUT 'S / 6 T I M " ATE A U . ' HE COULDKfT SWIM OR RIDE, I WANT Boardera Waatod ...... |..a M. C. Frederickson. 472 Highland ^ O N T H IS AU3NS WITH US!y5UU. VOU RE f ix in g , HIS MEALS AND GREW BIS A L IT T L E , A WHOLE Conatrr Board—Heeorta tS NOR IRON e Ncrr, AT HER FOOD.. DINNER. OR DO ANYTHING THE • A R B A R A f street. NMNSAPRIVWTE AND STRONG. HE COULD OTHER BOYS DIO SO HE H l-O T. . Botala—Reatanrante ...... tl A CASE! THEY SWIM AND RIDE A HORSE MOMMY. # Waatad—Roema—Board ...... || FOR SALE — GREEN mountain LfTTL* CELL ALL \ TO STAf HOME ALL BY SURK AND ROW A BOAT AND * HIMSELF, HE JUST SAT ?r Z 'M f , Baal ■alata fa r Rant potatoes 60c bushed. 59 Cooper DO EVERYTHING. ALL ANVPUL Apaitaaata, Plata. Tanamenta.. M 'itU R O W N ! . J LNYTHINQ, HELP IN A CHAIR ALL OAK Butlasse t«eattoBa for Beat . .. (e Hill street, Manchester. Dial 4787. THE OTHER CHILDREN LONS LOOKING HUNGRY. ■; Hoaaaa far Itaat ...... g. LIKED TO PLAY COME ON. ' Babnrbaa for .Boat ...... ee W ITH HIM. LIKE TH »... DADDY./ Buauaar Boaeaa far lUat . m m s I f HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 ' Wantad ta Boat ...... ig Baal Matato F*a Bala FOR SALE)—OAK DINING room Apartatoat Balldlag tar Bala . .. w set. In good condition. Mrs. Le Fort. Boelaaas Froparty tor B ala...... i . Parau aad Laad Mr Bala 11 160 Blssell streeU Banana for Bale ...... II LataMfI* for(Or Bala a a a • •• a ••# •••••«#• Reaort Froparty Mr Bala ...... WANTED—TO BUY 58 Babnrbaa for Bala ...... 4 Baal Batata Mr Bsebaiipa I BUY EVERYTHING saleable In Waatad—Baal Balato ...... the line of junk, and live poultry. larttea laBMl BafMM. I , WUUam Oetrlnsky, 91 Clinton St. Ifatiaaa I Tnl 6679. tWHVMAaMVI0t.lllA J l . w 6b •nt 'L