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A t the meeting of Campbell Coun­ HERALD COOKING SCHOOL AGAIN TOMORROW, ^tATE THEATER, 9:45 A: cil K. of C., held loot night eight names were added to the rolls of membership. Six of these were new AVERAGE DAILY OIROITLATION THE WEATHER ------a n a fun baa FarMost of O. S. Wcuthet ^ af iMthar Learieai from tbo members and the other two were re­ tor the nMHitk e( Febroory, 1985 am i Imtharaa chureh wUl at- instatements of former members. Hartford All membera of the deftea team of Five applications of new membera tba aaaual Ckrtatiao Confer- Ifancheater Tent, No. 2 Kaighta of HOSniiU. NOTES af tba Now BnilaiMl Oonfar- The postponed meeting of Trinity were read for the flrat time and one Don't Miss the Musical Event of the Yearl Rain tkia oftamoou, ' generally the ICaccabeea, win meet at Depot Past Grands aaaocldtlon will be held for the second time, in addlUon to Prises in bridge, whUt and oet- 5,486 fair end warmer tonJglii. Friday Lntbar Laacua at Cambrldfa, Square tomorrow night at 7 p. m. back will be In cash tonight at S t Monbar of tke Audit ‘ . aa Saturday and Sunday, Tuesday, March 26, in Odd Fellows the application for the depositing of Charles Whitmore, o f 177 East Procure Your Tickets Now For The M r ood oHghtiy eeMer. and go to Hartford, where they wlU James’s hall on Park atreet. There Buieuu of Obeulatioua iiatuIjFater lEuf nittg ralii Mwah so and Si. Only a fear aaata ball, RockvUle. a withdrawal cord of a Manchester Middle Turnpike, Joseph Macker- Initiate a clasa of candldatea for man, a former member of a council will also be a door prize. Mrs. Pat­ verts of Wapplng, Mrs. Eva Moro- a n atOl available and mambera rick Tierney ia chairman of the plmmlni: to attend abonld notify Hartford Tent, No. 1. The Junior Sons of Italy will hold in the Panama Zone. wisky of 80 Burnham atreet, Mra. committee and play will start at 7ih ANNUAL CONCERT Artbur Andaraon, taL 447S, not an Important meeting tomorrow 8:15. Susan Simonia of 83 Oak atreet and VOL. UV., NO. 146. (Otaweiaed Advertlelag ea Page 14.) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1935. (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENT* later than Friday of thla wade. The Sawing club of the Women of night at 7:SD o’clock at the Birch Mrs. Clorlbel Carlson oi 109 Sprues the Ifooae wUl meet tomorrow night street clubhouse. All members are Tonight all membera of Company street were admitted and Gaynora K wUl attend the final drill of the ’i'' third and Snal alttlnf in the at 8 o’clock at the home of Mra. requested to be present. The 45.club held Its weekly meet Luurtsema of 86 Wells atreet was of C Clef Glee Club Haael Snow of Cumberland atreet. company before the annual Federal discharged yesterday. aatback tounament playaO between inspection at the State armory, Fri­ Ing at the home of Miss Rose the Spniee Street Tavern team and Lorraine, 13-year-old daughter of Patelle of 152 School street last Mrs. Arthur Benson and infant The regular monthly meeting of day night The uniform for to­ daughter of 127 Prospect atreet, at AUTO SHOW AT the Ooaat to Ooaat team, will be Mr. and Mrs. George Delaney of 36 night's drill will be Melton, o. d. evening. A spaghetti supper was playad at the Spruce Street Tavern Company No. 2 of the Mancheater Durant atreet is able to take a few served. The next meeting will be Mra. Earl Goalee and infant son of HORSE RACII^ BILL shirt, Perahing caps, russet shoes iofdfh t Hie Coaat to Ooaat team Are dep^m ent wlU be held 'Thura- steps about her room after being lU held at the home of Miss Anne Cata­ 76 McKee street, were discharged FRENCH AND ITALIAN and legglns. today. EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH loat to the Army and Navy team day evening In fire headquartera at for the past nine weeks with neuri­ lano of 316 Center street AU ARMORY OPENS m iaat nisht. Main and Hilliard atreeta. tis. members are urged to he present. The hospital census today is 55 Seth Lealte Cheney, a Spanlab- patients. PASSED BY< SENATE American War veteran and son of Tuesday Evening, March 26 Information that tbs woolen mill the late Col. and Mra. Frank W. Mary C. Keeney Tent Daughters LEGISLATIVE HEARINOB. ON WEDNESDAY In Broad Brook, which has been Cheney, la seriously 111 at hla home of Union Veterans of the Civil War, State Capitol, Hartford, March 20. PROTESTS IGNORED BY T ^ V a w a 4 wa « freak, grit-free closed for several weeks, was to re­ on Hartford road. A bad cold has wlU hold Its regular meeting tomor­ — (A P )— The finance committee Admission 75 cents I II A I A 1 K | Hrdaeye SPINACH at the open resulted In a number of Man developed Into pneumonia and so row night In the State armory. The day announced that It would hold BY VOTE OF 27 TO 8 "T X V X SPBCIAl. U)W PRICE t _ Chester people, formerly employed bad was bis condition last night business session will open at 7:30 hearing April 4 on the income tax Exhibit of Home Appliances OF ...... 1 / C by the E. E. Hilliard Company, go­ that oxygen was resorted to. sharp to allow for an entertainment billa and April TO on the soles tax Assisted By ing to Broad Brook today looking to follow. A one-act play and a measures. Both hearings will be in Taaty Baooa Wrapped for work. Several Manchester wool­ variety of musical numbers and the House Chamber. to Be Held m Conjunction; REICH; CRISIS GROWS en workers are now employed In Shining Light and Inasmuch cir­ readings wUI be given. Refresh­ THE CONNECTICUT TRIO Approves Measure Legaliz­ cles of Junior Kings Daughters will It haa set April 9 for the hearing SEEK CHANGES East Glastonbury and some are ments and a social time will follow meet tonight at 7 o’clock In Center on liquor, cigarette and amusement Henry Schaller General LAMB PATTIES Patties working in Addison. and each member haa the privilege tax measures in the Senate chamber. from Hartford School of Music ing Pari-Mutuel Betting b 29c church house. of inviting a friend. i League Observers Say Sitoa* The tax study comnflaaion bina on IN STATE LAW Chainnaii. Ground Freeh Sooerkrant Veal Chops Nick Angelo, Ralph Russell and State; Now Goes to Gover­ U. S. Remains Silent Be«f l^ ^ y Maloney spent the week-end tioD Is Serious— Loudon Spore RHie lOc lb. Veal Ctttlete m New York and Brooklyn and while there took the opportunity to 28c lb. Fraakfurte nor for His Signature. TO HELP AGED Manchester’s 1935 , Automobile S lbs. 25c Stowing Veal go to Gravesend Bay and view the On Affairs in Europe and Washmgton Continue ruins of the Morro Castle which Is and Home Appliance show in the anchored in the bay. A real good KNITTING INSTRUCTIONS State Armory, beginning next Wed­ Eat More Fish For Health! view Is not possible as It is quite state Capitol, Hartford, March 21. to Be Cautions— Paris Fmance Committee Suggests nesday afternoon, at 1 o'clock and Washington, March 21.— (A P )—,^hls government still had made no First Buck Shad of the Season, weighing 1 3-4 lbs. to away out but the local boys bad the Given free with all yam purchases. Start that — (A P )—The Senate concurred with ending Saturday evening, March 30, use of a pair of opera glasses which t w c o President Roosevelt and his advis­ decision concerning what, if any, 2 3-4 lbs...... 3 3 e I JWHAU the House today and psussed the gave them an idea of the tragedy summer knit dress at once. (Main Hoor, rear). Different Taxation Provi­ will bring to this town learly all of ers on foreign affairs today studied action the United States may take, Startled by News from that must have taken place. Nick We Give Out Green Stamps Horse Racing bill after a two hour the popular mokea of cars which a report from the American Em­ although the possibility of a protest Fresh Scallops. 44c pint. Fresh Oysters. lost his bearings in the vicinity of fight. sions in Bfll Which Is Now have been shown at all o f the larger bassy In London giving the British against Germany’s rearnrxment as a Berlin — Rome Waits the Bronx and had the unusual ex­ Advocates voted down three Sen­ metropolitan automotive displays official version of the situation violation of the German-Aroerican Fresh Haddock Filets — Smelts Mackerel perience of having a police escort ate amendments and approved five and in the home appliance field, all created by Germany’s re-arroament peace treaty, admittedly has been until he had hit the right route. A It’s A Hale Specialty...... For Sheer Beauty— of the better known nationally ad­ n ’ff Bluefish. 15c lb. House amendments before the meas­ Under Consideration. plans. under consideration. Mnssolinrs Views On tbe Butterfish, 18c lb.______Strictly Fresh Halibut. cruising police radio car kindly led ure legalizing pari mutuel betting vertised and Improved 1935 ap­ . The first report to be made to this State Department officials declin­ the iocal party through the Bronx. Accessories in Connecticut was approved 27 to pliances. government on direct conversations ed to comment on reports that, tn The New Gotham 8. Many Exhibitors on the subject, the dispatch came preparation for such an eventuality, Subject ARMOLTR^s c o r n e d b e e f . 2 cans 29c annual meeting and election state Capitol, Hartford, March Arrangements are fast nearing from Ray Atherton, charge d’af­ drafting officers In the department of oific^rfl o f the Manchester Veter To Suit Your Suit! As passed by the Senate the meas­ ure was identical with that ap­ 21.— (AP)—Several changes In tax­ completion o^d display space is faires at London, who was called to already have prepared tentative Freah Orren Beaaa. Mclaloah Bating Apples. ana association will be held this q p r i p e proved by the House two days ago ation provisions of the Old Age limited. A large list of exhibitors the British foreign office by the drafts of a possible note to the Ger­ By ASSOCIATED PRESS Tender Young Beeta. Freeh Ripe Pears. evening at 8 o'clock In the Army C I .ST^ have already contracted for the Large Bonrhea Cnrreta. by an eight vote majority. Had any Pension bill were recommended to­ foreign secretary. Sir John Simon, man government. Adolf Hitler’s RWch, which Sat­ Ripe Bananas, 4 lbs. tSe. and Navy club. It Is expected that SUITING YOU space in this year’s show and those The department, to be prepared authority for the continuance of the change been made by the Senate, it day by the Finance committee. The to receive it. urday startled Europe with an an­ The coincident appearance of a hearse in the vicinity of the home o f a planning to enter home appliance for action when a definite decision association will be given the dele­ would have been necessary to have recommendations, the result of a There was no announcement as to nouncement of a reawakened con­ sent the bill back to the House a boy who was accused of having stolen candy in a Harlem store started exhibits are requested to contact its specific contents nor any infor­ on important questions ha;i been gate.. of the local ;>osts to permit Our Selection Includes The Smai’test, study of the bill made by the re­ script army, added dre to the turbu­ the association to engage In civic course against which its advocates a riimor that he had been beaten to death for the offense and launched any member of the committee with­ mation as to official reaction to It made, has in the pa.st frequently PINEHURST GROCERY, he. enterprises during the ensuing year Chiffon fought bitterly for two hours. search staff of the Special Tax New, York City’s most serious rac e riot in 25 years. Vigorously wield­ out delay. Already nearly a score of here. prepared several versions of possi­ lent situation today by firmly de­ 802 Main Street—Just North of State Armory Most Wanted Styles Two Man Commission Study Commission, were subngitted ing his night club, a policeman is shown in action attempting to dis­ the booth spaces have been allotted Meanwhile, the consultations with ble communications for considera­ clining to entertain French and The bill creates a two man com­ to Senator J. Kenneth Bradley, perse a part of the 3,(KM) Negroes who milled In the riot zone. One waa and concerns doing business in home State Department officials which tion by Secretary Hull and the Italian protests against her action. mission and now goes to Governor chairman of the Judiciary commit­ shot and scores Injured before the disorder was quelled. appliances and auto accessories, be­ have occupied a good portion of President. Wilbur L. Ooss. tee. Bradley who said the bill prob­ sides the automobile dealers them­ White the French and Italian am­ President Roosevelt’s time in the The existence of such a document bassadors l^anded piotesta against DANCE! From the executive office no indi­ ably would not be reported until selves, are cooperating to make the last three days, continued today. would not, it was said, necessarily H ose cation haa come during the week as next week at the earliest, said It violations of the military secUonn 1935 show a success from every mean one would be sent. Every Thursday NightI was likely that many of the recom­ Fj-om them the President hoped to of the Versailles Treaty to a frigid­ .95 $ to whether he would sign or veto angle. decide on the wisest course for the Officials here, continuing their THE RAINBOW .50 the measure. It was understood, mended changes would be made in ly formal German foreign minister — Absolutely FREE Exhibitions o f every description United States to pursue in the policy of watchful waiting declined at Berlin, the Paris government theJWIULCca Art McKay’s Orchestra. however, that the Governor intended the final draft. BIG COOKING SCHOOL Washable have been having a run of populari­ European crisic. any comment on the protests of to study its provisions very care­ Among other things the Finance simultaneously looked to Geneva Carl Wlganowskl, Prompter. to From Rings committee said: ty lately and the committee in It waa said authoritatively that France suid Italy to the Reich. and told the Leag;ue of Nations the fully before reaching a decision. charge of the 1935 show are leaving Should.the governor veto the bill a “This act gives the property tax Reich decision to rearm "threatened Another Lucky Value! collector few, if any,_ powers to CROWD DESPITE RADi nothing undone to prepare as com­ to disturb the peace.” 29 bare majority of the two Houses plete and as up to date an exhibition Doeskin force collection of the proposed old League observers expressed the would be sufficient to override the as possible this season. veto. age as.«nditure8); excess of expenditures, the unemployed and mentioned a Mra. Eugene Amboss arrived from derstood Mra. McHie hod accounts of VeraoUles, the eecUon lessoning as the crest of the St. » $2,224,575,808.93; gold aoscU, $8,- Francis river moved southward. Hammond and conferred with the tn Montreal, which she waa enroute .562,842,571.94. (Omttanwd on Page Four) attending physician. to convert into cash. .(OMUawd m ra tes T w y MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH *1 ,198S.

The questions are such that they Legislature, increasing the pay of one of Um old-fashioned kind, called League Council for expected 5olt whlth may ______secured for ths trials. Willard Gay receive flrat hand Impresttona of the part. Blankets and quilts were cannot be properly disposed of In the aalactmsn. within a mooth or ao to take acUon Uon." ^SraCIAL MEETING an open town meeting and the town othe.‘ dials before Sir John Simon, of Meriden and Dr. .'Tharles Beers of Orient. soaked in water and hung over attic At present each salactman Is paid on other matters. Ths need of land The note to Oermany sold the GRADY DAIRY BARNS charter provides that when such 1100 a year with the axception of fo ^ g n secretary, and Relchfuehrer TOWN NOTTO LOSE Waterbury will Judge the Local and To Eotortaln Past Oraods and bedroom windows on the side In ths east part of ths town for Oennan action "was dearly con­ Cubic Inch of New Star Mayflower Rebekab Lodge of thia of tho house nearest the fire. There action is necessary that the question the chairman and the secretary, wrho highway purposes Is wanted by the HlUer meet In Beirltn foi their onre- Open Puppy stakes while tJan Wal­ trary" to treaties and agreements den of Guilford and Mike Troy of city will entertain the Trinity Paat were blisters on the bouse, but It OF VOTERS IN MAY Is to be voted upon in an all day each are paid $200. The propoaed selectmen of Bolton and the state poatponed conversaLona. and raised "the most forma] pro­ Government officials, having re Wapplng have been secured to Grands on ’Tuesday, March 28. There WIPED OUT BY FIRE was saved. TO START MONDAY Etore r Monday. * ’ " ■omewhqt ChangMl town meetings by machines. change would greatly increase the highway commissioner. The town test.” BY TAX SHORTAGE amount of pay of all. This must be celved nothing but unofficial word Found to Weigh 7 Tons Judge the Shooting Dog stake. will be a meeting In the I.O.O.F. hall Aid From Manehester The (»mmlttoe of contraeton ’ In addition to the proposed has no particular use for the land The French communication was In the afternoon followed by a sup­ changes In the town charter there Is approved by the voters. It will go on of the German rebuff to the French Dr. James Goodwin of Concord. The house is located in the town will have direct mipervialon and In order that it be used for. similar to one of the Italians de­ Mass., will be one of the Judges of per. The members of the Associa­ also the petition for the electric the machine. highway purposes it must be deed­ and ttollan ambosaaters. were star­ SINGING SOCIETY’S of Vernon. Assistance was asked the canvass Include* Henry MutrM^ ’ Date for DjsaissioD of b Another bill that has passed the posited in the Wilhelmstraase by the tled but withheld comment unUI the PasadeM. Calif., March 21.— (A P )» "If the sun were 192,000,000 miles the Junior All Age Stake, the other tion from Glastonbury. East Hart­ Gustave Schrelber, Samuel J. Little, light plant in Manchester. This ed for such purpose. The select­ ambassadors of both France and —Dr. Adrian van Moanen, who has away it would look like a star of Cattle Saved by Workmen— from tho Rockville fire department, Committee of Fme Contrac­ will be by a vote taken on the ma­ present Legislature favors the receipt of official advices Selectmeo Told That Bond Judge not yet being secured. Dr. ford, Mancheatcr, Stafford Springs John Olaon and Arvid S'eaburg, men can not do this without the lUly, but the Berlin foreign office • ■tar named for him, has found about the fifth magnitude, os faint P U Y ON SATURDAY and Rockville will attend the meet­ Mr. Grady said, but It was not portant Legislation Not chines. It will be so worded that establishment of additional voting vote of the voters and this will be Naval matters, In which Great Goodwin together with Dan Walden given. A call was sent to the Man-* If bids are aMieJ for a contract* - distrlctw in Manchifstef. This Is a announced officially that neither Britain has a traditionally habitual aeven^stars leu than one ten-thou- as the faintest star vUlbls to the \rill also officiate In the Open All ing. ing project and more than one bid la the vote will bef "ye.s’* or "no” . Then included in a call. note would be considered. sand^ as bright as the sun. naked eye on a clear moonlit night. Win ProhaU j Be Contm- Loss Estimated at $13,- Chester fire department. Chief Ed­ tors Named; Office Work­ there is the proposed change In the change from the present law and interest will be Included in the scope Age stake. ward Coleman, Asslifiant Chief Wil­ submitted, this committee will name must be approved by the voters. Whereupon, the French govern­ of the Berlin conversations between InMdentally the Maanen’s star, a I -Thns whiu twn .tars mav aaa» Ladies to Present "The Old Card Parties the lowest bidder in regard to tlM Definitely Set. why that sextons of cemeteries In ment disregarded /u> arrangement white* dwurf amallur tlian • I HUB WnuB tWO SlArS UBy liam McGonIgal and Driver Joseph Manchester are named. In the past The question on this will go on the Sir John Simon, foreign secretary, ned fo r Mr. Howe. District School" at Mapic The first o f a series of public MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 000, Partly Covered. Chartler went to the fire, taking ers Selected. awarding of the contract. the town meeting has named them In machine. FRENCH AND ITALIAN with Berlin and published the note and Relchfuehrer HlUer, taformed Grove; Dancing to Follow. card parties being ponsored by the The committee will meet In the which covered three typewritten circlee said today. It was under­ along No. 1 truck. There waa no the open meeting. There baa been a There has also been presented to In--- recent years. Dr. • Maanen I I I wa# ■said, U1K4| Children of Mary of St. Beruard’s need for their services, but It was Chamber of Commerce every Mon­ IfuehMKer voters will bare an the present Legislature, but not as pages. stood Sir John has inUmated mated that a cubic inch of it would LEGISUTION DELAYED bill lntroduce'y. inch telescope at the Carnegie In­ town auditors in the office of Tax present "The Old District School” progressive bridge and. whist will be coolers, steam pressure boiler, tools, the flames swept down fr9 m the upon several questions that have a law In Manchester it will have to the greater the mau. St Maple Grove on Saturday eve­ Bill for Compulsory Media­ Manchester, preliminary steps were methods of the canvass, the award­ town school board. This bill will Im engagemenU written In the treaties If Ume permits It Is also expected stitution’s Mount Wilson Observa­ Ck>Uector George H. Howe, the played. Refreshments will be served cans and pipe, all necessary equip­ hayloft that there was little hope of been before the present session of be approved by the voters and the tory, brings the total number ob­ "But the most remarkable result ning, March 23. The presentation tion of Mortgaiie Fore­ taken at a meeting in the Chamber ing of contracta and other matters vote )^11 be taken on the votnig one, when passed, that will have to (OoBtiBiied from Page One) that Germany signed" and declared the conferees will go Into other Selectmen were given to understand by the following committee. Miss ment in a modern dairy barn, about saving the buildings. The men giv­ of Commerce last night toward touching upon the campaign will be the Legislature, which have been It France’s "duty to raise the most phases of the naval quesUon such as served of the I5th magnitude or leu is found when, knowing the sizes as ' at an executive eeesion of the board Includes music and dialogue in the closures. ing their attention to driving the passed, but before they become law machine. go before the voters for further con­ Frances Tobin, chairman, Margaret two tons of hay, two wagons and starting the campaign next Mon­ adopted next Monday night. sideration and while it has not as formal protest against these meas­ tho future sixe of the Reich’s fleet. to 12. ’There are 207 of the tenth well as the masses, we compute ihe held last night. recitations o f the various classes. Ronan, lary Loehr, Phyllis Heffron 200 bags of grain, were lost in a fire stock from the flames could not In Manchester must meet eith the There has also been a proposed with military restrictions, are use­ There will be the usual recess peri­ day morning. yet been decided Juat what will be less. ures with regard to which It now Such information the British be­ nsagnlture or leu. He b u found densities of stars," he continued. ‘The meeting wss attended by Mr. and Marcella Genovesi. Madison, Wls., March 21.— (AP) at the home of William Grady on cope with the fire and In less than approval of the voters. change, also passed by the present lieve will be most useful for later most of them. "We know that the mean density of od, during which the pupils will sell Announcement was made' that 32 A Spanisb-Chineae dictionary con~ done it Is likely that It, too, will be Intimates of both ambassadors. had formulated every reservation." Howe, his attorney, Judge Henry A t the members social of the —Militant leaders of tho rustic Lake street, Vernon, this morning. an hour after the fire was discovered local contractors had pledged $4 taining 50,d00 Chinese expre^ona on the machine for consideration.. Ambassador Francois-Poncet left consideration of general naval ar­ ’SUrs vary greaUy In light,” Dr. the earth Is 5.5 times that of water,. Hunt o f Glastonbury and Hartford home made candy. At the conclu­ regiment that marched on the Wis­ the three bams, silos and milk room Andre Francola-Poncet of France sion of the play there will be danc­ Rockville Emblem Club held yester­ The loss is estimated at $13,000 each and 10 dealers In building sup­ translated into Spanish is one of iVnothcr Town Meeting and Vittorio Cerruttl of Italy, said the note at the German foreign of­ maments In consultation with other van ..Maanen said today. "One we The density of Van Maanen’s star hi and Town Counsel William 8. Hyde, day afternoon, the following were consin Capitol to lay demands for by Mr. Grady with less than half of were in ruln.s, only the atone and European powers. call ’Wolf 3S9’ la one fifty-thou­ 400,000 timea that of water, a cubic ing. plies $20 each to make possible the the best selling books in Spain at There will be a Town meeting, the envoys left Wilhelmatrsaoe feel­ fice which "accepted" the document . representing the town. Mr. Hunt, the prize winners. First, Mrs. mortgage foreclosure legislation that amount In Insurance. concrete foundations standing. carrying out of the program. present. but told the ambassador that the Whatever nervousness the fast sandth M bright as the sun, while Inch of the material of which this ’The following will take part Ih ing they had carried "another piece hajs been acting for Mr. Howe since the production; Patrick Johnston; second, Mrs. L. squarely before the legislators Started At 5:30 Mr. Grady said this morning that The names of the per.sons already of paper to the waste basket." note disregarded the real situation moving European events may have Antares, the most brilliant of them star Is composed weighing about there wae first a mention made o f a Conrick; third, Mrs. I>iarie Vincent. hovered about the Senate chamber The fire was discovered at 5:30 he carried insurance on his cows, I North M. E. Epworth League occasioned among various sections all, is about 4,000 Umea as bright as seven tons. Teacher, Ezekiel Simpkins— budgeted and tentatively selected Both emissaries Immediately sent and that therefore could not be possible shortage and be has been in The committee In charge Included today, awaiting some action their this morning when smoke was no­ but they were all saved. Tho insur­ for Jobs in connection with the can­ Prewnts taken into consideration. of the British public was allayed the sun. Wolf 359 Is comparatively ’"The bright star AntareS has a Everett Tbuemmler. bill, which. If approved, would over­ I Personal Notices long reporta home to their govern­ conference with repreeentatives of Deacon Tldd—Otto Lemme. Mrs. O. Peterson, Mrs. Arthur Vin­ ticed coming through the ventilator ance on his barns ho could not re­ vas.*. were made public today. They ments. This was taken by French offi­ somewhat by laat night’s speech by near, about 48,000,000,000,000 miles density about one three-millionth cent and Mrs. Saul Pclzer. throw the traditions of courts of call. The born In which the 50 cows away. the company thi-t writes the bond in John Jacob Astor—Ted Schetner. of the large barn In which Jonn are as follows: Major John O. Ma­ cials in Berlin to mean ttat neither James H. 'niomaa. Secretary of that of water." Mayflower Rebekab Lodge, will equity. TroUlson and Thomas Gleason, both were tied and where the fire started WATCH KIDNEYS I Two Ono Act Plays State for Dominions In which he favor o f the town for Mr. Howe. Jim Blane—Otto Koscbwltz. honey, office manager; Miss Eleanor RCACnOX IN FRANCE the French nor the Italian notes ’The meeting was given to under- hold a military whist in the I.O.O.F. For three hours last night, fol­ employed by Mr. Grady, were then was built In 1929. The insurance [ CARD OF THANKS voiced the open fears of an immi­ Patience Puddlfoot—Arlene Neu­ Wilson, stenographer; John Buckley, "PATSY” AND "HENRY’S MAIL ORDER WIFE" Paris, March 21.—France today would be answered further than by etand that the ebortage would be mann. hall this evening at eight o'clock. lowing a midday invasion of the milking. Tliere were 50 bead of policy covering. tho hay and grain Cliarics Blrnlc. Rudolph Carlson. SAME AS BOWELS j tv., wish If, tluirik t»ur fri.n.l. ami bluntly accused Germany of violat­ asknowledgements of their receipt. nent war were not jusUfled. Maria Newell Tent will hold a m.arble halls by 250 farmers, the cows In the big barn and In addition expired about ten days. The agent FRIDAY, MARCH 22. AT « I*. M. form er nvlahboia fur klniJtie.sr uiid met and that there was also a likeli­ Ben Butler—Loretta Klmnltzer. James McVeigh, Maurice Ferris, I I ing treaty obligations In a note "I see no warrant whatever in MARY BUSHNELL CHENEY whist this evening in the O. A. R. ’ ’'n.'ilp exchanged arguments with to this there were twelve calves. In advi.sed him of the expiration, but Wtsk Oat Taw 7>,2M Fsst si KMasy Takas ; Hvmimlhv. siinwii o. iia nt tl.i' time of hood that the bonding company Tooty Frooty—Lillian Koehler. Harry Mciklejohn and F’red Brous- which the Reich refused to consider the situaUon,” the Dominions secre­ LUCY N. lATHROP Ixall. Prizes will ’-e awarded and re­ the leaders and then adjourned, re­ the barn to the west of the one that because the time was near when the NORTH METHODLST CHURCH VESTRY j tho death ..f iiui father. We would m o \t : p n e x p e c t e d tary said, “for believing there Is any w6uld continue to bond Mr^Howe in Ckimellus Vanderbilt—L ester seau. Your bowels contain only 27 feat ; l eiii eliilly thank T h . Kur. st. rs and freshments will be served. maining adamant in its decision not cows would be turned out to pas­ and. at the same time, asked the London, March 21.— (A P )—Ger­ real danger of war. * x x the present collection. Mr. Howe has Nagy. ( waa flrat noticed on fire were 12 Emphasis was laid today by the of Intestines, yet the kidneys contain I Music by North End (Jirls’ Orchestra. thio,. who l•')Iitt•ll,ull.1 ilowers, League of Nations to put Germany AUXlUARY CELEBRATES The second In the scrie of whists to consider the bill before today. more cows, a mule and 200 bags ture It wa.s not renewed and the loss nearly 10 mtllton tiny tubes or filters JfH.S, .V. V . N Y K . many’s rejection of the French and made an agreement it is understood Penina Jones—Martha Thuemm- temporary committee in charge of on trial. •"The sooner we get out of this ESTATE PROBATED being sponsored by Badatuebner Extended delay of the sweeping of grain. The grain had been put on the feed and grain will be total. which would measure 72,200 feet If ^ Admission: Adults 2,'ic. Children Utc. MIl.R, A. ri. T H IB O D K A C , Italian protests against her rearma­ war mentality, war spirit and war with the bonding company to repay ler. selecting the workers that no favor­ laid end to end. Therefore, It Is just tVM IIOItll.>t Jfl, The French government requested Post, V.F.W. and auxiliary will be measure, the Senators were ivarned, in the barn yesterday. The hay, in Neighbors Help ment was regarded today In unoffi­ talk, the better It will be for all con­ 15th Birthday Observed With them for the loss that wae found in Christopher Ctolumbus—Gertrude w,xiuld bring to Wisconsin a modern itism waa brought into play, that no ns Important to watch tho kidneys as CI.AIIK.NCK J1UUB8. "an extraordinary session of the cial but Informed circles as an un- Edwards. held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the upper part of the big barn selections were made on the basis of the bowels. KIdneya are working all g cerned.” the office. The Selectmen bad given Ch.irles Brendel of Center street revival of the early American "Bos­ The cows took to different pas­ Oyster Supper and Enter­ Rety Bamum—Bertha Klatt. amounted to less than five tons and tures and into the woods. Neigh­ political expediency, that the flnnn- the time and are ono of Nature’* chief Mr. Howe until Saturday to make this evening at 8:15 o’clock. Trans­ ton Tea Party,” with the farmers In It was in this place that the fire wgays of taking the acids and'poison* RUSSIA BACKS FR.\NCE Woman Who Died in Black tainment. Receives $10 Gift. proper adjustment and after the Buster Brown—Adeline Kosch- the roles of the tea dumping Indians bors came to Mr. Grady's assist­ oils waste out of tho blood. wltz. portation will be furnished from the started. ance and helped him round up the Moscow, March 21.— (A P )—For­ meeting last night thia matter was Towm Hall, Memorial building at and the Senate In the part of his Healthy persona pass thru ths Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxiliary, Daniel Webster—Mabel Frey. Mr. Grady was In the kitchen of cows. They were divided into dif­ bladder 3 pints a day and get rid of eign quarters in Moscow said today Rock Left Bequests Total­ left with Town (tounctl William S. 7:45 o’clock English majesty. his home when he saw the smoke. BOSTON they believed the full support of tho U. S. W. V., celebrated its Iflth Hyde. There is to be a conference Lydia Plnkham—Frances Rogn- "The resolution for Independence ferent herds and barn room waa more than 3 pounds of waste matter. birthday last night with an oyster lus. Dr. Meyers to Speak He called to the men In the bam furnished for them on neighboring If you pass less than this, your 70,200 Soviets would be g lv ^ t h e French today between Mr. Hyde, Mr. Hunt An open meeting of the Tolland WHS started by the Boston Tea Par­ milking and he and Philip Hickey feet of kidney tubes may be clogged in the raising of the German arma­ ing About $100,000. and salad supper served to 50 mem­ and the bonding company represen­ Jesse James—Fred Hartensteln. ty," warned Max Qchon. farms. One shed, south of the with poisonous waste. This is a Liza Ann Snodgflrass — Elsie (Community Men’r CHub will be held started to run to the barn. They building destroyed, was not dam EXCURSION ments question In the League of Na­ bers and guests. Preparation of the tatives. this evening in the Tolland Feder­ ’The farmers’ bill asks for compul­ d.anger signal and may be the begin* supper was in charge of Mrs. Inez Moorehouse. gave their attention to turning out aged and this, too. was being used SUNDAY, MARCH 24 ning nt nagging backache, leg pains, tions. If tlie bonding company continues ated cburcl) at eight o’clock. .The sory mediation of all mortgage fore­ the stock. Thomas Gleason ran to The decision of the French Cabi­ Batson and her committee. Semanthy Small—Clara Hlrth. to house some of the cows. ROUND TRIP * 2 - 5 0 loss of pep and energy, getting up Bridgeport, March 21—(AP) — to remain as surety for Mr. Howe be meeting has been set ahead one closures between the farmer, his the door opening to the upper part nights, swollen feet and ankles, rheu­ net to appeal to Geneva was reeelv A handsome tiered birthday cake Mehltable Homswoggle — Eliza­ creditor and a third party—either RAILROAD FARE Distributing an estate believed to be will be able to continue in office for beth Plummer. week in order to take advantage of carrying a hand extinguisher with Lv. Hartford ...... 9:18 A.M. matic pains and dizziness. cd in Moscow with great satisfac­ and favors were presented to the the town or county supervisor, or Lv. Mancheatvr worth between $75,000 and $100,- the term for which be was elected, Brigham Young—Stephanla Yan- the opportunity to hear Dr. A. J. him. POWELL "HEAD .MA.V” .. 9:30 A.M. Kidneys should be watched closely 1935 HOME APPLIANCE tion as fitting In with the Soviet auxiliary by the president, Mrs. Ger­ state Official. Due Beeton fSouth Sta.) . . .12:18 P.M. and need cleaning out the soma as which will expire next October. The William Meyers of the Hartford Cattle All Removed 000, the will of Lucy N. Lathrop Ishewsky. bowels. Ask your druggist for contention that a united front Is was admitted to probate today by trude Buchanan and the camp pre­ collector is elected by the voters of Seminary school of Religious Edu­ If this group should fall to reach As soon sm the door leading to. necessary to deal with the situation sented the auxiliary with $10 as a Mrs. Amanda Jerusha Quacken- a settlement, the case would be car­ Olathe, K.'is,, March 21. -(A P ) — Lv. Boeten (South Su.) 8 :20 P.M. DOAN’B PILI.S, an old prescription, Judge William G. Bent. Mias the town of Manchester. The Select­ cation give his "Impressions of the the upper part of the barn w js Due Manchester resulting from Relchsfuehrer Hit­ bush—Lillian Frey. ried to court before a Jury to rule Mary Brian, screen star, denies she 8:27 P.M. which has been used by millions of Lathrop died February 28 at the birthday present. The presentation men having charge of "the pruden- Orient” which he obtained during opened the flames shot dowm the. Du« Hartford ...... 8:43 P.M. AND ler’s creaUon of a conscript arpriy. High School Notes and Dick Powell, also of the screen, kidney sufferers for over 40 years. home of her niece, Cornelia Penfleld was by Past Commander Lawrence tal affairs of the town" are called his recent trip around the world upon equity. Throughout the paat stairs and into the lower section. A'l Limited Number of Tickets Good Only on They give happy relief and will help The Soviet government has been The fourth annual grammar history of law. questions of such are engaged, but adds, wistfully; Trains Indicated Now on Sale at Station Lathrop, well known author, 105 Converse and was accepted by Presi­ upon to see that a suitable bond is school tourney will be held on Sat­ from which he returned In January. four men gave their attention to to wash out your 70,200 feet of Idd- officially advised that Pierre Laval, dent Gertrude Buchanan. ' The occaaion will also makt. the type were settl^ solely by the "He’s head man." Ticket Ofhcee. liey tubes. Get Doan’s Pills at your Beacon street In Black Rock. furnished. This has been done. urday, March 23. at tho gym In the getting the cows out. The doors druggist O 1934, Foster-MUburn Co. French foreign minister, is coming The guest of honor of the evening annual "Ladies Night" of the club, Judge of the court. were opened-and the cows allowed Miss Brian and her mother visit­ NEW HAVEN * to Moscow and has .'Xtended Us In­ Numerous Bequests Should the bond be called there Sykes school. Following file basket- Miss Lathrop who Hved most of was Mrs. Evelyn G. Berry, first De­ would than be the necessity of de­ bull games there will be dancing. when the wives and lau/ friends of to go- out Into the road, the lots ed last night at the home of Judge vitation to him although the date partment President of the state of the members are invited to attend YALE BOWX CONCERT and into the barn yard. With the and Mrs. Bert Rogers, parents of for his visit ha.s not yet been fixed. her life in Rhode Island made the claring the office vacant and the The games will start at 8 o’clock. • Our quick service provides you following bequests: $500 to the en­ Ctonnecticut. Mrs. Berry installed Selectmen would appoint a collector. The Rockville Hieh achool girls' the meeting. A large attendance is men working In both barns thev Buddy Rogers, to whom she once To Visit Italy the first officers of the local auxi­ expected at the meeting at which Hartford, March 21.— (AP) was reported engaged. It was reported here that Laval dowment fund of the Central Con­ With the bonding company showing basketball team is playing Stafford were successful In getting the cow.s with $50 to $300 in 24 to 48 hours. gregational Society, Providence; $1,- liary In Cheney Hall 15 years ago in Rockville this afternoon. Dr. Samuel Simpson will act as Among the social societies that will and calves all out of the barn and first will-go to Stress, Piedmont a wHIingneas to continue on the participate at the concert at the One small repayment monthly takes 500 in trust to the same society to and has been the honor guest of the bond the collection of the taxes, the The Rockville High achool Stamp chairman In place of C. C. Talcott also the mule. The wagons that Italy, where a conference with Sir who Is In Florida for the month. Yale Bowl on June 1, as a part of o _ care of everything. Take 3, 6, 8, 10 John Simon, the British foreign sec establish three funds of $500 each, auxiliary on 12 anniversaries. Mr. rate book for which is now being Club gave an exhibition of their stood in a shed adjoining' the big nv the income to be paid-to the Wom­ and Mrs. Cecil Ogden of Hartford, work at the library recently with a Dr. Myers is well known in Tol the celebration of Connecticut’s Ter­ bam could not be removed and NOW I EAT or 20 months. rotary, and Premier Mussolini of completed, will in all probability be land as he supplies the pulpit in the centenary, are the following organl- Italy is understood to be planned. en’s Home Missionary Society of the members of the camp and auxiliary, in charge o f Mr. Howe. Mr. Howe is large framed collection of stamps. they were burned. Federated church when it was zatirns: Immanuel Brotherhood, MONEY COME IN. WRITE OR ’PHONE TODAY Afterwards, it is believctngbi0er... lumber pipe in the project and ' putting undue strain on the king mnd afrequetUgutttof Hotel MeAtpin obtain a 5400,000 profit. and queen during the elaborate Sil­ inNetoYork.Ononeoceationheterotet ver Jubilee celebrations. s- • In addition to Charles R. Olberg and Perry A. Welty, of Austin The normal series of four courts . . and. If possible, ibo Texas, former PWA employes, the usually commence with two the sec­ same large room as last time. indictment named William A. Hard ond week in May, hut the JubUee The plentiAil 'elbow room’ 1 ing of Raymondvilic, Tex., a dlrec functions are to take place between ait)oy at the McAlpIn iaa rcatfni tor of the Willacy county water con ON THE SAME SHOW Ij; the 6th and the. 18th of that month. icU ef...ia fact tha^a one of tho trol and improvement district Two courts are likely to be held chief rcasona 1 make yonr hotel Frank P. McElwrath. contractor earlier than usual, and the others my headquarters in New Yorii.* and banker of Corsicana, Texas ZANI GREY'S later In the spring or early in the •fnm Harr)' W. Cole, president of the summer. California Redwood Association afld FRIDAY ROCKY MOUNTAIN A fifth court is regarded as In- We premme that Mr. Hazxard’a vice-president of the Hammond and and 4 FRIDAY svltable becauss of ths many over­ other reasons are the convenient seas visitors who are expected In Little River Redwood ' Company, SATURDAY MYSTERY and location of the McAIpin, ita lOOK Ltd., Leonard C. Hammond, vice- connection with observance of 25 service, ita 6ne food . . . and last, president of the Hammond Lumber SATURDAY years of rulersbip by King George. Company, San Francisco, and but not least, itsnnnsnal economy. James P. Barry of San Francisco, jo m J. wonna, **— §~ an engineer for 'the Hammond and [Tomorrow RADIO AMATEUR NIGHT .AVS’nUA PICKS Little River Redwood Company, GUARD REGIMENT NLY CENTER LEAVES District Attorney Leslie Garnett *2 ^ *400 *450 and his aaslstant. John W, Fihelly, Vienna. — (A P) — Formatien of mseta noimix Tvm.BZDDEit a special guards battalion in the e y o u t h e m ild e s t s m o k e V said warrants would be issued Im­ imaai Aa lanaenawliMw M y SwoWae AIL : mediately for the seven, and an at­ Austrian army to keep watch of the * e laaasea etnewlSeairSe. riw * wlheiw U. tempt would be made to bring them •STATE* chancellery and other federal build­ ENDS TONIGHT to Washington for trial In the Dis­ ings, has been ordered. A spectami- HOTEL FREE DOOR PRIZES EVERY NIGHT trict of Columbia Supreme Court. Kay Francis in "Living on Velvet' lar head-drsas, intended to rival Conviction would carry a penalty tbose of other European guard regi­ C of not more than two years’ Im­ With GEORGE BRENT and WARREN WILLIAM ments is being designed. Policemen prisonment or a fine of not more Co-Feature: AUNE MarMAHON - GUV KIBBEE were guarding the chancellery at than $10,000 or both. In “WHILE THE P A T I E N T SLEPT" the time o f the DoUfuss assassina­ tion last MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 188S. MANCHESTER EyENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAT, fllAKCH Zl, TVOtK Hsfirl^rftfr tolerated as membera et the com- natteee or os preparatione for such munity for many yeara. wan, It may well be that the Unit­ That the government baa now, all ed States wlU And Itself under the BEHIND THE SCENES Cofiittm fifrilft In a moment, decided to put these necessity of mobitlxlng unlimited G lorifying German Collapse Foreseen, I ■ . fUlUUUUlCi> ■> fH* 4m ULD PRUmNa -o m pan t. inc. people where they can do no possible wealth and unUmlted tabor in a IN WASHINGTON 1 It Blnall atrMt harm would seem to be due to a ftea t atruggle with nature requir­ ------BY RODNEY PUTftMB» o u rselj ' ICaaeliMtw. Cuoa. Y Declares French Journal Annual r a o tia a pbro uiun reallsatton that conditions have ing as drastic and sweeping stepa in 6th Herald Cooking School Again Tomorrow Morning at 9;45 M aaefcea^ HeraUTs WaahlagtMi fD am for a couple of Weeks Just aa 0«B«ral Hanacir abruptly changed. Individuals who defense as any conflict at arms—aa t^aodad Oetebar I, Itll Oorr^pondent ■ Renaton conaiderlng Huay Long*a N o r t h s Pablltbad Bvar/ Evanlna Bsecpt might safely enough be permitted profound a strategy and aa lavish W aahington, March 21.—Reaigna- chargea agalnat Farlev were about Boadari. aad ilolldapa Enurad at tba several years. sightseeing, swimming, mountain and train fares, meals and lodging, j Pott OSlea at Mano'iaatar. Codb., aa at large aad allowed to participate an outlay. WUllama aa chairman to delve IntpInto Irecorda of his Investi- a leading French commercial agen­ climbing, etc. The local group Is costa 9345 for boys under nineteen. •aeoBd Claaa Malt liattar. of NRA waa one of thos< Inevita- *T have a new hat aad Tm going 5. Tha flnanclal and aconomlc col­ McKELVIE TO CONDUCT Deaths Last Night in tbe affairs of the Soviet Republic gationj. •rae The Interior Department cy, published a aansational and un- lapse of Germany Is In tight. ALMSHOUSEHEADS planning to climb a minor peak in Young men nineteen and over may j •UBSCRIPTION RATEB blllUee. which the log’c of events laalats so, anyway. to get a new eprtag suit, but, unless oonflrmed account today of a pur­ Washington State Earns Daily Accident the Alps and spend two days In an go for 9395. In order to be assured | OBa Taar, bjr Biall ...... $$.oc In times of peace—under tb e. - sometimes demands. I can clear up my skia and make 4. Tba supply of raw material Par UoBtb, tr m all...... I to But his departure made things a ported memorandum eubmltted to WORLD Y .M .C . A. TOUR Engllsb bojM' camp in Northern of g o ^ steamship accommcxlations, servant eye of the police always-- TEXTILE COMMISSION As long as the administration my hair ahlny and nice, I don't think wiu become Increasingly acarce. St. Paul—Oaorge F. Bowlus, 58, a SlBBla Copy ...... t•.OI lot more Inconvenient for any Sena­ Frealdant Itoosevelt In which an 9. Confiscation of induttrial capi­ TO LEAVE APRIL 1 R eport EnglaiWr' the Connecticut group, twelve Ip State Highway Department enjd-, Oallaarad oaa yaar ...... It.OO conceivably might become aourcrs If, several years ago, Congress tries to maintain that NRA la a tors who might want to que.stlon I m going to look particularly well early economic coUapae In Germany Over Million on Liquor The Y. M. C. A. haa had a very number, must be enrolled within a I In the Etaster parade." writes a wom­ tal la to be feared. neer. HEUBER OP THE ASSOCIATED of a great deal of anxiety If Russia partnership between industry and Glavis as to the meaning of certain was forecast and the advisability of AS OF WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20 Hartford Secretary to Be in successful experience with the for­ month’s time. Three Hartford boys| had passed a measure similar to one labor, NRA can’t operate for any an In a larga weatem dty. "What 6. Should American business St. Louis—Arthur E. Bingham, PRESS memoranda from hla agents. 'iloaing aU American business housea In Germany be closed? Charge of Group Sailing for ty-four groups that have enrolled have already signed up. They are: Tba Aaaoelatad Praaa la axolutivaly should become Involved In a major Introduced lost week In tba Houst length of time with a top man who c u I do between now and the last 1884 1935 82, former president of the old housea In that country diacusaed 7. Tbe actual resources of Oer- Olvmota. Wash., March 21—(AP).rad:iad Ib tbit stats. It Is eoncelvabis that a good of the Boulder Dam situation to poputatlon. 2;088 ...... In ju ries...... 1,797 Ten years ago the first 'World Y papar and alto tha local tava aub> That iltuatlon, In the case of Wil­ I m sure my clothss will be?" 'Juat another unfoundad war scare Its first near-half-milllon dollar legger out of business." tours. In faqt, many boys and par­ Claik, 240 South Main street, West Montreal—George French. 83, sumptive Imperialitte and stowing deal more benefit might have been which GlavIs la giving bis attention, 8. War In Central Ehirope la a KILLED llahad barain. liams, was aggravated by frequent In any event. Pt*toata a problem story." It was officially denlad that posslblllly. melon with the cities and counUea The state doesn’t distill ita own Retire and Make Home in Tour group went to Europe. The ents have reported that a summer Hartford. Further Information con- well-known advertising authority All risbtt or rapublieatloB at them away where they could do derived from It than has accrued to strong opposition to Wllltame’ poli­ that I m sure is bothering a good any American bad gone to Berlin gin and whiskies. It botUes a good Pedestrian . . 481 " I idea was developed by a group of with a World Y Tour group is aa cerr'ng the details of the trip may and one of the founders of the New tpacitl ditpaiebat baralB ara alto ra­ For years frequent complaints of ‘The flnanclal situation of the today. .. , . Oex-upant .... ta road. nothing Inimical to tbe Soviet cause. the textile Industries out of all tbe cies from moat other members of many beauty-minded women these from London to collaborate in such The board's net profit for 1934, grade and brands them with the , (sAmcrlca'n Y. M. C. A. secretaries valuable -as a year In college, and be obtained from C. D. McKelvie of ] York Advertising a u b and the alleged Intolerable working condi­ ^ys. steam-heated rooms, coal German government Is desperate," Albany, N. Y. .. B lcylist...... American Advertising Federation. In tbe event of a conflict, arould aeem the National Industrial Recovery tions have come from that vast pro­ ^memorandum u the Paris report the memorandum waa quoted aa the first year of operation, waa »L- label of “George Washington.” It who attended a World Y. M. C. A. that such a travel experience cre­ the Hartford Y. M. C. A. Poll tarriea olltBt ot N E Sara- eound and fury of the NRA. Mr. duat 1q tba Air And lAck of AdMUAtA . . . Child ...... Board, wbich sometimes reached the saying. 750,000. Rear Admiral Luther E. sells good California wines cheaply, conference in Austria in 1923. This ates an Interest in world affairs lea tee. to indicate that tha Russian authori­ Citron’s bill would create a commla- ject. It U charged that tabor te outdoor exercifls undoubtedly haa The main headings of tha memo­ . .. A d u lt...... stage of bitterness. driven at a killing pace, working Tbe beginning! of economte col­ Gregory, chairman of the board, and two W’ashlngton state wines — year a special tour has b(x;n . ar­ that cannot be duplicated In the Publltbar’a Rapraiaoiatlaa: Tha ties look upon a wrar In the Immedi played havroc with faces aad flgures randum wore reported to be aa fol- Abram L. Oliver, superintendent INJURED slon to study and report on certain In the daya Juet preceding Wtl and living under Insanitary condi­ lapse were foreseen, according to esUroated the 1935 net will be more blackberry and cherry—for those ranged for young men and boys of classroom. Jullua Mathawt dpaclal A ancy- Naw that were quite lovely last fall. Ob­ lows; Pedestrian .., 520 All the arrangements for this ata futura aa at leaat probabit— pbaaea of the texUle Industry In the Hams’ resignation, certain labor tions, and that tbe death rate has the memorandum. In April owing to than 92.500,000. The dividend split who like the homey touch. Wash­ of the Manchester almshouse and Hartford and the State of Connec­ Torlc. Chicago. Ualroll and Boaton. viously then, thle Is tht time for In­ 1. No peaceful evolution la possi­ ington is considering growing Ita . Occupant . . . 1,257 year's Connecticut tour will be perhaps Imminent. United States. It w^)uld be com- leaders and other persona could be been phenomenal. the lack of raw materials aad ex­ was on business the first two fhontha bis wife, who is aasiitant, wlU leave ticut. They will Sail from New MEMBER AUDIT bureau op tensive beauty treatments. ble in Germany. own wine grapes. . . Blcylist .... ‘10 made by the World Y. M. C. A, At all events, this drastic action seen moving In and out of Sena When the state o f Nevada sought penditures on raw .naterlals. of thla year. their posts on April 11 and will move York on the S, S. Bcrcngaria on NOT ALIKE CIRCULATIUNS. poecd of live membera, two repre- First of all, plan to go te your Groaa revenue for the first year Good state bottled gtn sella for 50 ... C h ild ...... 246 July 3 and return August I8, 47 committee, with the co-operation of ALL SALT IS torlal offices where they were de­ to enforce safety measurta, The to Albany, where they have built a la precisely what the Soviet govam- ■entlng the textile workers, two the favmrlte beauty salon for a hot oil waa placed at 9 11,0()0,000. cents a pint. Imported Scotch Is . . . A d u lt...... 1,461 days later. While In Europe they the national and local associations. Tha Rarald Prietins Company. Ibo., livering ammunition to be flred at Six Companies, Inc., bullderx of the shampoo once a woelcfrom now un­ home and will retire. They have Messrs. Tracy, Strong and Charles ataumaa no (InanclaT raaponalblllty ment would be certain to do if It the chairman during the Senate’a lo tio n of amaU purple patches on State law gives 70 per cent of tbe 30 to 75 cents cheaper in Washing­ Age Not Stated 90 will visit six countries; viz.. France, tor typogrtpbical arrora appaaring >n manufacturers and one representing dam, obtained a temporary Injunc­ til Etaster. If the budget can’t be been in charge of the Manchester T. Tldball, American secretaries of knew that war waa at Ita door. It NRA tnveatlgation. iM akin and mucoua mambrana 1 liquor store profits to the state, ton than other states, blaret la 91.00 Switzerland, Germany; Holland, advartlaamanta In tha Mtnehaattr the public. tion restraining It Irom doing so— stretched to meet such a demand Health and Diet a gallon, sherry, port and muscatel almshouse since 1924. the World's Ctommlttce In Geneva, Baanlng Harald. Those lobbyists wanted Willlama due to subcutaneous hemorrhaga ^ which aids the general fund and the Eng.and and Scotland. C. Donald would taka no chances whatever of 'The Commlsalon shall study the according to Senator Oddle of Ne­ ^ v e yourself hot oil treatments old-age pension fund, and 30 per 91.55. ^ e ra and wines are handled Mr. Oliver, who came from Al­ TERCENTENARY CONCERT McKclvie, young men's secretary of will arrange. If possible, for the put on the spot and made to tell of vada, who Insisted thta wau with the I'awo'Thage may 1— THUR8DAT, MARCH 2t enemies aboard scuttling tbe ship. present condtUon of the textile In­ right at home. Simply massage the Advice cent to cities and counties, to help by licenaed stores and bars as well bany 36 years ago was first employ­ the Hartford Y. M. C. A. will hp Connecticut group to have two or hla part In the last automoblla co-operation of former Secretary of warm Olivo oil Into scalp aad hair y y w p a n led by 06tMtltutk>iia) aysip- aa the atatc-owned storea. ed In this state as a gardener at the more social experiences. These var>- dustry In tbe United States with a code negotiations, which were car­ By Or. Fraah MeCey them build roads, maintain schools The Hartford Federal College the leader of this summer’s group. the Interior Ray Lyman WUbur and the night before you are going to and pay for law enforcement ma­ Habitual drunks can’t buy. Hartford retreat. After working GIto CJIub of Hartford, consisting of The purpose of all "Y " tours la 10 wit*- the time and place—tea par­ view to ascertaining the causes of ried on without consultation with the halr-dresser. • • « ties or meals- In private homes, re­ FEDERAL PENSIONS RUBBISH CANS the Hoover Department of Juatlce. chinery. „ . The liquor board is very severe on there for five years he went to Bol­ 26 Voices, 6 sopranos, 4 altos, 8 ten­ use the world-wide organization, the decline In the domestic and for­ labor leaders or participation of But now Ickes and Glavis are Watch your diet carefully, elim­ STOMACH ULCERS. "W e sell our own gin and Scotch establishments violating strict ton and became manager of the ors. 8 bassos, will be one of the personnel and equipment of the Y. ceptions. dinners, etc. When the great Workt ReUef bill New York City baa Just bought other NIRB membera— who stood 9 themselves proceeding agalnat Six inating rich, too fat and too sweet regulations on sales and closing Thompson farm. After seven years M. C. A. to provide opportunities Many places of historical Interest lUorcestcr eign market for products of the and wine, and we sell It at lower groups to participate In the concert snil tha bonut are dispoaed of Con- 7,000 galvanized wire rubbish re­ to 1 against the agreement backed Companies, claiming thousands of foods for at least a month. In ad­ Many people who notice a gnaw prices than anyone else, and we hours. Many have been padlocked In Bolton he again returned to Al­ In the Yale Bowl on the afternoon for American young people to meet in the different countries arc Includ­ American textile industry and to by Willlama, which Roosevelt Anal­ law violatljna In respect to tabor. dition, do setting-up exercises in the Ing feeling when the stomach te D aily Health Insist on'law and order,” said the and run out of business. bany, where he was engaged in simi­ of Saturday, June 1, as a part of the the youth of other countries In an ed in the itinerary. Europe today of­ THE CHOICE OP THE greaa la' going to be confronted by ceptacles for street corners as an ly accepted. devising means by which such mar­ One of those laws prohibits contrac- morning and walk at least two miles empty suffer from an Inflammation lar work for a period of five years. celebration of Connecticut's Tercen­ Informal, friendly way. This Is ac­ fers more than usual to the the complicated program for "ao aid to the Sanitation Department In every day. kets may be restored." The com­ More light on the long-delayed tora from working men more than of the atomach. Such on Inflam­ He again returned to Connecticut tenary. Choral groups from all complished by visits to camps, Y . tho*ightful traveler, for history is WORLD’S GREATEST CHBPt clap aecurlty" to which Prealderit keeping the city clean. The rea- clgaret code wa.s also sought. Coda mation If long-contlnucd—may re M, C. A.’s, private homes, and by being made very rapidly over there. missioners would receive no salaries, eight hours a day on government Service ruined banker whom they save from and took over the management of parta of Connecticut plan to par­ Rooaevelt—and Incidentally the Nun for selecting wire cans Instead wages for that Industry were adopt­ projects. suit in an ulceration. Stomach til- suicide. the Thompson farm In Bolton, re ticipate. going out together for shopping, This trip, including all boat, bus. merely their expenses and mainten­ ed aa against more liberal recom­ If the government proves its CGT8 AT# inortf coninon thAn is BREAD USEFUL The foursome eke out a precari­ malnlng there until 1924 when he Prealdent’a wifor-have attributed ao of tha usual sheet metal form Is mendations by an NRA division ad­ erally realized. Inflammation, in- HEREDITY MAIN FACTOR Salt ance while engaged In the perform­ charges, it may bp able to collect ous existence, but learn the richer came to Manchester to assist In the much Importance but which to many that they cost only a quarter as ministrator. DUST STORMS LASH ance of their duties. hundreds of thousands of dollars In digeatlon and excessive acidity are IN FBEBLB-MINDEDNESS intimacies of life. With spring thetr management of the Manchester town of ua aeema much lets Important much. Well, If the meshes are line Although Williams, aa a clgaret penalties. quite ordinary tymptoma which are fortunes change. The stem exist­ 'The bill la abort and not at all SferlUzatton u d Segregation Vtew- IN ALL COURSES farm after the death of Fred Shlp» than fuaay. enough perhaps they will serve all magnate, did not vote or officially BIG PART OF WEST usually present for a long Ume be­ ence of the winter changes with tbe pee. In the faU of 1924 he was nam­ sensational. But, It Is probable that deliberate on that code, hla two fore the ulcera develop. Those od As Only Ways to Prevent In- revival of hopes brought by the new There It every Indication that Con- right and do the Job. Jokes on tht New Deal have be­ of Poraons Under It ed as superintendent of the alms­ If a capable commission got down to chief aaalstanU—D. M. Nelson and come aa common In conversation who are negiecUng apparently sim­ season. Romance shyly enters, and great will Inalet on divorcing the Here In Manchester any old kind (Oonttnned tram Page One) VoATo Intellln^oe. house and moved Into the adminis­ real work along the lines Indicated, Avcrell Harrlman— brought pres­ here aa the Ford jokes were at one ple digestive troubles should taka spreads Its aura over a couple who warning and try to correct the com­ Mrs. Baldridge Calls It Trou­ did not suspect themselves to be in tration building. matter of old age penslona from the of a litter can would be a blessing. sure on the administrator to change period many years ago. Many of Mr. Oliver waa a practical farmer Interested In Purchas- in a year or two It would be able to mission closed three cross state MORRW FISHBEIN Whether You paratively mild complaint- before love. raat of that program, on rolling im After, of course, we had broken our­ hla position In Important particu­ horn aren't very funny. But then, routes to prevent the poasIblUty of and in the management of the build­ lay before Congress such a picture lars. Liberal Senators were duly In­ such a serious condition as ulcers of E^tor, Journal of the Amerln- the body of a grown person and well beaten egg with two-thirds cup m u perfectly good rubbish receptacle What manner of country is It that EUROPEAN WAR FAR OFF, mayonnaise and cooking over a low UNDERGARMENTS POSSIBLE '[ion bill of any imrt. But of one to say In his part of the country, night club closed . ... Which may tlnue to become worse until finally with the mental capacity of a on our standard overhead lines to customers who have not Perhaps some public spirited dealar be some con.snlatlon to the stutter­ permits its youth to stay out until a well developed ulcer ha.s formed. child of seven years, can be taught flame until slightly thickened. tiling we may reaaonably be -sure- • come a-amokln.' A s 'a matter ol “And for a quick dessert that will some day make the town u prea ing comedian who declined an en­ all hours of the morning or even SAYS FRANK B. KELLOGG Two types of ulcers are found. In to do the things that a child under Made by Spirella Co., Niagara Falls, N. Y. used the trial range and who turn in their old stove. Trial will not appr.)vc of any siich j)cn- fact If we had to do any betting our gagement at the place because he be present at parties where there one the ulcer is In the stomach, the seven years of age can do. looks as elaborate as a confection­ cut of a half dosen of them—and ers’ triumph, try PinwhecI Peach It is flexible, moving with the body, yet never taking a per­ *ion provlaion aa the *15 a month money would go on the Klngflsh, could not pronounce Its name .... most common place being near the Under aupervlslon, it can help range.users add $1.30 for each month they have used trial maybe the firemen of No. 3 Com Cabarets are where you see backers - t h f „ k " o n l ,'Cnntlnoed r»«iD Page One) outlet, an ulcer of this type being Cakes. Here’s the recipe: manent bend and is non-rustible. A Spirella garment imitates Jole that Mr. Roosevelt vainly Imog- even If he had to fight It out all weed a garden, and It can fetch range up to twelve. pany will fix them up like they did of shows, and showers of backers. Srhool Lawa Countenance It called a gastric ulcer; In the second, and carry within the limits of Its Pinwhed Peach Cakes the action of the abdominal wall-s assisting in the support of the ^ e d he could u.se to stop the pen­ alone. Gassaway—how did hla They feel pretty safe because Cut slices of bread into rounds the Christmas toyi. Then some The passing show: Talluah Bank- I don't believe the nations of Eu- It is located immediately below the strength, but-alwaya under auper- internal organs with an upward and backward puU as Nature sion outcry. Members of Congress original ancestor get that name? head waltzing with Peppy DeAl- •'^u'^atloD laws make rope are entirely free from blame stomach In the upper part of the vlBlon. with a cookie cutter. Brush each 30c A Week On The Budget Plan. atreeti, at least, will be leas deeply It difficult to expel them, but it round with melted butter and top Intended. Doctors at tbe Aetna Life and Travelers Insurance i r e not going bach home to face brew at the tlhapaau Rouge. Noel m thla situation. In the Versalllee small Intestine and Is called douden- Morona, on ths other hand, can bmied under wind-blown rubbish Coward and Mope Williams pupping seems to me that laws can be Treaty, they pledged themselves to al ulcer. The treatment Is the with half a canned peach cut into Companies, as well as Dr. Osborn at Yale, recommend these gar­ She Townaend p.'tltloners with the be taught to scrub or mend, to do Maybe, even, If prosperity comas in for an instant. Libby Holman changed and should be If it means disarm. If any of (hem have done same for both. manual work. . and occasionally six narrow strips and arranged to ments for post-operative and accident cases. Appreciating the fecord of voting for any such meas­ there with that man nobody knows. the good of the school and the so I do not recall which and when. I do not know of any sure way the even operate simple machines, with­ form a pinwheel.’ Sprinkle with back and the town gets to feeling good of the child. The motor car brown sugar, dot with butter, and desire every woman has for beauty as well, attention Is given to ure as that. Wiser and l>etter for ’IN Blanche Ring, who was a star be­ The great danger to the peace of patient can tell by any examination out too much supervision. FEATURES OF THIS RANGE really flush and reckless, It may fore I was born, playing her own ac­ makes It all so easy, it provides the world is contained in the build- bake in a hot oven until edge of style and appearance and a woman fitted with one of these Xheni to be able to say, "Next aes- he can make by himself whether he spend a dollar apieca for some of companiment and singing her fam­ such a good alibi. And parenU lug of armaments, both land and bread is toasted. When cool decor­ garments has the knowledge that her lines are up-to-date. jfcoo." is suffering from stomach ulcers; ho Statisticians calculate that feeble- Automatic tempera­ S. Chromiurh plated .1. Porcelain enamel oven High speed cooking 9. Built by Landers, ous "I’ve Got Rings on My Fingers navah Of course that is no excuse should rely On bli doctor to do this n..ndednsjs la go fully bred Into the ate each cake with a cherry and a SPIRELLA designers in Paris constantly study style changes those drums—and Join the ranks of bewhlakered gag about them be- frosting made by moistening ture control. metal fitting.s. linings. units. Frary & Clark, na- i But there la a serious question NEW and bells on My Toes" . , . Spotted for Germany to violate her treaty for him. race that approximately 10,000,000 and every new line is incorporated. This is an age of accentuat­ the cleanly communities. in theater lobbies: Anna Roose­ Ing behind the times and all the agreoiccnts. but there is some truth If you believe you may have powdered sugar with a little water. 2. Full white and gray I.arge oven with 6. Oven heavily insu­ 8. Stui'dy construction. tionally known man­ jjt'hethor there will not be many of normal people In the United States ing physical attractiveness and feminine loveliness Is the vogue velt Dali Boettiger, Martljm Mil­ klda doing it. They want to stand In Hltl ‘ r’s statement, if I read them stomach ulcers, the best plan is to are carriers of fdeble-ralndedness. enamel finish. broiling unit. lated. ufacturers. lihem who will be unwilling to 4I0 ler, Amelia Karhart, Lawrence n right with their youngsters and correctly, that the other nations today. let it go. have a very careful examination There are occasional cases In either of these things- who will tie DUST YORK Tibbett. All's. James Farley, Peggv agreed to reduce armaments and made, Including the use o f the x-rav. which feeble-mlndedness Is not the . BBieBBAMAViCt etc ■■ - There is nothing In the world non^ of them have done so. POPULAR SCREEN PAIR These garments range in price from 97.00 up and are made ijulte sincere in the belief that a This part of the country has ex­ Joyce, At Twenty-One: Gary Many factors must be considered be­ result of heredity. These are Cooper. Clcmenco Dane, Norma as line aa trusting your son or ’ tJ. 8, Favors Cuts In every design of corset, girdle, elastic 2-way stretch and cor- Itally substantial federal pension By PAUL HARRISON fore an accurate diagnosis of stom­ cases In which there is lack of, perienced a degree of moisture pra- Terris. Leslie Howard, Samuel '• “ “ thing 80 I know the American government ach ulcers can be made. Once a thyroid gland secretion, resulting IN W MORE SPRING” sclctte and in materials that are tested for wear as weU aa attrac­ for the aged is not only a righteoua clpltatlon In tha form of either snow Go!dw.\Ti . . , Alnijorjc, Oelrlchs weak or silly aa being fooled or haa consistently advocated the re­ competent physician has diagnosed In the condition called cretinism, tiveness. SPIRELLA IS SOLD ONLY BY TRAINED COR- New York, March 21—Meander­ bulldozed by them. There duction of armaments and has done SETIERES AND MRS. BIDWELL. 82 CHESTNUT STREET, Uiing but an economically sound one or rain, during the last six months, in g!: A member of a group of preceded Into a . theater by a your condition rs one of true stom­ with stopping of development, cases chauffeur with a footstool (she thousMds of splendid young peo­ so Itself. For four y’eara, when I ach Hirers, you should Immediately 111 which the brain Is Injured at Janet Gaynor and T^arncr Bax­ TELEPHONE 6091, OR MR. CLAPP. 58 STEPHEN STREET. And If these members. In far great­ which ordinarily might aeem to be Brdadwaymen In one of the rowdier ple who acorn the cheap and the waa secretary of state, I did all I night clubs wss a suave, dapper fel­ injured a knee, and can't bend It).' bagln the right toaatroenL birth, and cases in which some se­ ter Reunited in Picture at PHONE 5696, wiU fit you in the privacy of your own home at er numbers than the admlnlatratlon plenty plus; but It is to be doubted drunken and whose parents can could to facilitate this movement. rious infectious condition baa de­ your convenience. low whom police have been seeking well be proud of them, but that There la not going to ba any war State Two Days, The Trial probably reallxes. do not make a stroyed quality of the brain tissue. whether anybody would object, right for questioning about the policy does not refute the fact that others and certainly we are not going to QUEfl-nONS AND ANSWERS. A lovely brassiere is given with every order placed this etlff end tumultuou.s fight It will be now, to a three days steady down­ racket. It was a dull party and a The only answer which modem are Juat the oppoeltsw be In any that do appear later In civilization baa to the problem of month. eurprlsing. pour if that were the only guaran­ dull show. "Ho-hum," yawned the It la not their lault. It is the Europe. (PopMm). City parks In spring, summer and racketeer, "I guess I'll give myself QueaUon; Mrs. Janet C. asks. perpetuation of tl.o feeble-ralnd- In fact It Is far from Impos.sible fault of easy-going older people It would be perfectly proper for ediiess is sterilization. No doubt, autumn arc asscibiated in the public tee against.a visitation of tbe Mid­ up, for Lent." •What do you think of popcorn as a mind with dreams of love, rendez­ If you do not wish to purchase a range our Range Trial Plan that much the biggest battle and who might as well hand them the State Department to make rep­ sterilization of the feeble-minded west dust storm which, thus unex­ Soclety’a invasion of the enter­ guns to shoot themselves as far resentations to Germany along with rood, and with what other food vous of sweethearts, and budding the moat Important Issue before this tainment business Is beginning to should It be eatanT" would result in diminishing the romance. will enable you to try^^^ectric Cooking in your own kitchen and pectedly early In the season, has CHILDREN as their safety is concerned. If those of other powers. total number to some extent and. If •eaaion of Congress will turn out to draw the Inevitable snickers. Cus­ Tight steps were taken I believe Same Alllam^ea Answer: Popcorn Is a form of Picture after picture has utilized been blinding and choking a wide tomers at Sherman Billingsley's starch which Is easily digested when carried out over a sufficiently long prove to yourself the claims we make for it. be the one of which we have beard, _By Oliva Roberta Bartoo ■> Apparently, the same old alli­ time, 'night eventually produce a this place of urban retreat. It has area of country for aeverat days. Stork Club’ toss pennies to the ovcrnlght.'°“ '“ It la cooked in the usual way, that 11. remained, however, for Fox Film eo far, the least—pensions for the ances are building up again In Eu­ great reduction. While there Is no posalbtllty of the blue-bto6dsd warblers and say: rope. Their ultimate outcome will by hearing the popcorn till it pops to c;-eate an absorbing modem ro­ eged. Let them eat crusts." Check room open, iputtlhg tha kernel and ex- However, the largo number of Mrs. Katharine Baldridge You pay only a small connection charge which is reimbursed d_uat storm attaining, in these parts, By OUVE ROBERTS B.ARTON be tha same as before. I never knew feeble-minded makes It unlikely mance, tender and compelling, out girls at the tame eetabllihment are In the history of the world a time plodlng the starch cells. It should of toe adventures that come to at the end of two yeara’ use of the electric range. the gravity of character It has In the mldit of a private depren- be used as the principal part of a that the result would soon be ap­ and “ Yeara ago when I was a girl FOREIGN EXCHANGE when a military alliance kept tbe parent. Segregation of tha feeble­ set of unusual characters who A SOVIET STRAW reachsd In the West, we can do very alon. Seemt that tips have dropped there waa no drinking among peace. They have enlarged the the­ meal, and may be aeaaoned with but­ cha'.ce to meet in a park In the 50 per cent etnee eo many socialites ter and salt. minded In Institutions aeema at well without any part of It—and high school students. True there ater of destruction more than any present to be tha only possible dead o f winter, and make a home Thousands of Home Economists Those who look to the movement Joined the clientele. New York, March 21— (AP) — one thing. out of a disused toolhouse. about the only sure preventive Is were fewer students, but worktne Foreign Exchange eteaily; Great method of immediate control. of straws to get the direction of tha That idea la worn out. It never (Nightmares.) The result is "One More Spring,’ copious rain. Britain In dollars, others m cents. Question: Sonia F. writes;' "Dur­ an idyl of today portraying the ro­ Use and Recommend wind may And more slgnlflcanoo in --.""'S ':;, 'iz b-r.;: Great Britain demand. 1.76 3-8- produced peace. I am eure our As ws learned last year, tha Im­ blle racing on a dirt track In a local the prohibition era too. State Department, recognising thla, ing the day I feel perfectly well, but mance that comes to a pair of de­ the sudden Jailing of more than a armory. Manhatton finds It so ex­ cables t.73 3-8; 60 day bills. at night, about thirty minutes after FLAMES DESTROY feated beings who fight their loneli­ mediate effect of a drought, aven a Parents and teachers ’ had no 4.75 3-8: France demand, 6.59 5-8' w1l! take the proper course In deter­ thousand Russians of possible im- citing that several promotere are problem on their hands because mining official Americe 1 attitude. I havs fallen asleep, 1 take some ness and conquer It to the deserted Install An Electric Range N O W and Receive A Credit great one. In the major agricultural planning to barnstorm tbe countr>' -59 5-8; Italy demand kind of spells, as I caU them, when confines of a park while snow and pcrtallsUc leanings than in all the the young people themselves at- 8.30Si; cables, 8.30Aj. Statesmen frequently dp things OLD ST. PATRICK’S areas of the United Btatea la likely next summer . . . That's a funny I wake up feeling as,though I w ere Ice cover tbe ground. Williams Spices statements and ‘'converBatlons’’ be­ tended to it. If a young fellow Demands; like Hitler has done for home con­ to be lets aeiioua than we are prone atory about tbs newspaper that eent ,1 never a girl) fell from grace and sumption. Hla action is not. In it- flying—all out of breath, and my But for the companionship they tween Bhjropean cbancelrles over a reporter and photographer to the Belgium, 23.35; Germany, •40.22' aelf, significant aa a part of the arms and legs ’Asleep.’ As soon (Continued From Page One) have with one another, they might nyws to apprehend; the damage to crops tainted hla breath with anvthlng Holland, 67,67; Norway, 23.93; Each Month Of 50 Free Kilowatt-hours Until Dec. h tbe eensational Hitler defl to the top of a New England mountain stronger than aarsaparilta, he was whole picture, but In Ihirope It Is as I am raised Into a sitting pos­ be living somewhere to Greenland. last year turned out to be, while peak to record a total eclipse. A f­ Sweden, 24.5T; Denmark, 21.26; Fin significant. ture. 1 am all right. The doctor few years ago as a "Liberal Party" AU around them is the city which v^rld. politely dropped and kept dropped land, 2.12; Switzerland, 32.88; Spain, sertoua enough, far less than bfiU ter reaching the scene they die- until he sweated and worked hla saya I am nervous and tells me there candidate for President, was not on ignores them, and to which they i Williams VjUiilla |The people arreated In Leningrad covered they were exsctly one 13.67: Portugal, 4.33U: Greece. Is nothing wrong with my hearL the premises at the Ume. He was later return. been anticipated. At the same time year too early. way after long, probation back Into 93Ai: Poland, 18.90; Czechoslovakia, 1 booked for Siberian exile are re- the good graces of hla fellow atu- FARMER DISCOVERS w ui you please advise m e?" visiting relaUvea In another section Janet Gaynor haa been given the 1935 O n O ur Share The Benefits Plan* This Saving the country is forcibly reminded Most ardent schsechsr for Ger­ 2.28; Austria. to be In targe part former dents. GRASS ON SHEEP. Answer: If your heart 1s in good of the city. part of the girl, and is said to have that the laws of nature are not like­ ard Dabaets during several eve- 18 85N; Hungary. 29.85N; Rumania. one of the most dramatic suid pow­ at or White Guard officers— The boys of those days were no condition and the doctor finds no Oldest Parish hlngs of the aix-day bike races slaalea cither. Aa I look back I l i l L S17SN; Brazil, Berkhamsted, Eng. — (A P )— other organic trouble, the night­ erful roles of her career. Co-star­ Williams Gelatine ly to be suspended In this area Just was pretty Estelle Rosendshl, 8 80N; Tokyo, 27.95; Shanghai. St. Patrick’s pariah is the oldest ' them at leaaL The rest are remember what real chaps they Farmer E. C. Dickens o f Castle Hill mares ara probably caused by some In Pittsburgh, established in I8O8. ring with her in a rich impersona­ W i l l Help You Pay For The Range. because this is the United States of (laughter of the Navy Comman- 38.33; Hongkong. 47.85; Mexico City farm, rubbed his eyes the other day men. former capitallata. were. Not a few of them now are digestive disturbance. The best and tba razed building was erected tion is Warner Baxter. der. She met the Belgian on the (rUver peso) 27.89; Montreal in when he saw gross, from one to two America. The causes that have re­ known all over the land. policy would be to eat a very small In 1885. Father Cox haa been to 'One More Spring” was adapted >-tima officers of the Imperial boat croaslng from Europe . . . New York. 98.87*4; New York In Inches In length, growing on the from Robert Nathan’s beat seller. It sulted In the creation of desert Nowadays, unless one la blind, Montreal, 101.12*4. evening meal and be sure that it is charge about 13 years. Because They Are the Highest Quality! police, members of the 'pro- Lawrence StaUiiiga haa lost 20 deaf and dumb, there is every evi­ backs of his sheep. of the right combination as outlined cornea to the State theater tomor­ areas In China will operate. If per­ pounds working on a new play. N—Nominal. This, he discovered, was the re­ ■Valuable stained glaas window* row for a two-day engagement. Manufactured by ■tocrata and bourgeolse dence of drinking among the in my weekly menus in this news­ and rare vestiaenta In the church mitted to continue, In precisely the If he doesn’t sell the play be sult of ths abnormal rains and hu­ paper. Janet Gaynor beautifully draws a Evidently they are, too, all young. ParenU lie awake at REPORTER’S BIRTHDAY. were destroyed along with the build­ same way here. should make a fortune peddling night wondering where their Jim mid weather prsvatling of late picture of a girl, down on her luck who have been performing the reducing formula .... Paul months. ing. Father Cox, upon his arrival at but with hope Intact, who wsmdera The Manchester Electric Company or Mary la. Maybe Jim is seven­ Muni la aisled for a Broadway Taft, Cal.— (A P )—George Noble, (Purpam Hemorrhagioa) the scene, said 9200,000 could not teen. Perhaps Mery la flfteeen. Is Tbe seeds had apparently got Into Question: Mr. Oleen T. asks: "Will ln*o a park, strikes up an acquaint­ show . . . Clifton Webb haa sail­ a newspaperman, celebrated hla 91st replace what bad been distroyed. ance with a ruined auctioneer, and The Williams & Carleton Co. It any wonder that heads gel gray the fleeces when the sheep rubbed, you pleaaa _ give an explanation of T T S ^ a f a iS t Phone 5181 • else they would not bays bMnjita resources upon war between lu ed. Noel Coward is Chlna-boimd. birthday by covering his regular Fire Chief Richard Smith estimated enters into a brother-sister-Ilke re­ and hearts give out and people run and doing a few extra assign­ themselves against haystacks. The pudpura baiMrrbAglcar'' East Hartford, Conn. Most Hart and Colo Porter are on learn to bate the sound of a tele­ flock app‘..‘arcd at first sight to be I Answer: Pureuta h“*no lationship with him, passing the ments- earrvimr their fe^d on their backs. ' - fu r p iw bemoi winter in the toolhouse. Since 1825 a disease characterized by the fo r-1 determined. «>« Ore not ' a penniless musician la add­ ed to The menage; then cornea a FAUB B n UAJNCHl!2j^lKK BVbNINU HKKALU. IIANCHl!>ri BK CUNM. TUUKSUAY, MAKCH 21, 198ft. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, aiARCH 21, 1988, '" ...... 6th Annual Herald Cooking School Again Tomorrow Morning at 9:45 6th Annual Herald Cooking School Again Tomorrow Morning at 9:45

been represented by tax exempt and the Foderal government 50 par cottvlUs, Oakland, Wapping, Pleaa- March 34. The fourth quarterly con­ property as In 1938. cant. , ant Vsdley, East Hartford and Hart­ ference svill be held at the paraoa- observation went out to make a registered cars and twenty-five per shown by commertlal drivers, theli utive session last night. They dt.s- tion in Manchester's going into the TAX EXEMPT REAL "So serious is thla problem that HOW EMPIRE STATE With New York already manag­ ford. It Is to leave Wapping at age OB Friday, March 39. ■ketch map of nearby territory. The 10,000,000 gallons gasoline consump­ 1934 debit being for 16 per cent of CONSIDERABLE BUSINESS posed of the business that was be­ electric |r«K>f in this new serai-lustrous finish state In February 1933 and the fis­ held after the silhouettes were fin­ on the road. Injuries went up 14.7 crease of $67,272,918 or 14 per cent lie schools r(*present the, largest Albany, N. Y., March 21.—(AP) cal years ending In .Tune show the pf a one-mill tax for the purpose of since 1929. 16,480 accidents were ileveloped'by dti Pont- ^'hat besuly! What Item, bring listed at $100,953,818, an —In the future, New York hopes to following grants: aying the credit districts the $40,- ished. The meeting was adjourned reported for 1934 as compared with per cent, opcrator.s’ licenses In- Huraliilitv! Waslishleasaglossfimsh, D irt,ink. over the 1929 toUl of $479,146,428. Increase of only 1.2 per cent In four For The Sixth Year necessary due to the consolida- at five o'clock. creasid 3.7 per cent while finger snd pencil marks easily The Information covering; the sub­ put Its relief finances on a pay-as- 1033—$32,932,282. Peasant Influence 14,122 In 1933, 14,316 In 1932 and years. 1934—$79,792,000. ' tion of the schools. Scribe, Virginia M. Armstrong. 17,081 In 1931. By tyay of further fatalities went down 1.7 per Do You rirsned off. F.vrry quality, ject of tax exemptlona will be oon- you-go basis. An Invitation will be extended to Troop 11. We opened our meeting cent. The greatest increase In tidned In a publlahed report to the Gccleslastlcal societies are credit­ 1935 to date—$170,642,101. comparison there were 19,634 acci- inrliiiling modersle price. Use ed with exempt property valued by With the atate bonded past the In January 562.165 persons re­ Will Supply Cut Flowers This style of hairdreas is decidedly new all of the district committees to sit with horseshoe formation. Our denU In 1930 and 25,177 In 1929. Injuries for 1934 was among aUult.s governor which the atatutea require $100 000.000 mark for relief pur­ In at a public hearing to discuss the work was training tenderfoots and :^lth 13.4 per cent, children doing the tax commlaaloner to prepare the assessors at $87,528,364, an in­ ceived home relief, an Increase of Country-Wide Condi Hen Entertain ? crease of 4.3 per cent In four years. poses, the Legislature plans to have 23,133 persons ovrer December. and intrifiruing and the Weldon Beauty plan of settlement of the two-year- working on knots. Florence and This accident comparison is In much better with a 6.2 per cent in­ each four years. The statistics are Charitable and benevolent socie­ relief pay its own way when the and Potted Plants old controversy which failed of set Anna Bossier, Marjorie Mertens, line with the country-wide exper­ crease. Among pede.slrlan fatalities baaed upon the 19.3 grand lists of Betty McCarthy, and Patty Chartier the children have been more fortun­ It’s wonderfully easy, ties, penal Institutions, etc. are li.-!t- bond money la exhausted this year. Salon is, as usual, among the first to tiement when the Ninth District ience. Connecticut has broadened to! do with l.)u Pont the Connecticut munlclpalltlea. ed at $75,079,918, an Increase of It expects business revival will At The committee refused to accept the did a funny skit for us. After its sources of accident reports by ate than adults, the 1934 fatality Brin^ 0 Commlaaloner Hackett'i report 21.0 per cent over the figures of four make It possible to meet relief bring this new way of dressing the hair equalization board's appraisal of short business meeting and court of making it mandatory for repair total for child pedestrians being 31 Flat Wall Paint—a shows that while the exempt prop­ yearn ago. needs henceforth from state reve­ WAPPING the West Side Rec at 40. per cent honor we closed with "Taps." places and garages to report regis­ as compared with 57 for 1933. washable finish that erty haa Increased, the local grand Exernptlons to .soldiers, sailors and nues alone. H e r a l d C o o k in g Sc h o o l to its many patrons. Why not be of the sound value. The Ninth dIS' Scribe, Marjorie Mertens. trations of cars brought In for such Adults did not fare so well, 228 be­ spreads far . . ; dries Hats of the state have decrcascil The neighborhood mid-week meet­ trict entered the West Side recrea­ ing killed during 1934 while 1933 sp rin g from $3,009,930,176 In 1929 to $2.- the blind arc listed In the report at Ru.shlng emergency aid when the repairs as would seem to have been tpiickly. 13 beautiful $25,120,993, an Increase of 10.8 per pinch began to be fell In 1931, N-jw ing will be held it the home of vfr. among the first to wear your hair this tion building at a sound value of QUAKES IN INDIA caused by accidents. At least 25 had a total of 204. 959,534 Jdll, or a drop of 1-7 per and Mrs. Albert E. Stiles thla eve­ $80,000 and the equalization board The largest number of accidents pastel sliades — and cent As a result, the exempt prop­ cent in the la.st four years. I’nrks York npproijjjntcd $2.5.000,000 ,'or percent of these reports from repair white — to match and playgrounds are valued at $45,- relief. It waa the first state to leap ning at 7:30 o’clock. Every one Is different and becoming way ? reduced the valuation to $32,000 or Calcutta, India, March 21.— (AP) men were not previously reported last year happened In December If you are a bridge fiend you’ve probably worn your erty now represents 18.40 per cent of cordially Invited to these meetings. We have a complete selection of 40 per cent less than the district with Saturday as the high day and indoors with drapes and the total grand Hat of the state, 266,568 and public buildings are Into the breach and set up,a atate choice Cut Flowers and Potted —A severe earth shock was felt by the drivers involved so a sub­ la.at bridge table cover to.a pulp by now. Wljy not try shown at $51,339,816. temporary emergency relief admin­ The United Workers of South figures. here today occasioning anxiety lest stantial number have been received Sunday ranking second for accident ijraiYii. fumiturr. whereas four years ago the ex­ Windsor held a dessert bride In the Plants at all times. Select yours totals. During 1934 the hours from our felt-back table covers? empt total represented 15.92 per I’ercenhigea. istration. which was ready later to there be a repetition of the disaster which would not have been other­ receive and distribute Federal basement of the church Wednesday here for complete satisfaction. wise. owing to "gentlemen’s agree­ 5 to 6 o’clock In the afternoon con­ cent of the total asseaaments. In the table given here, the ex­ afterno0 with the singing messed me so that I decided to make pis of "Taps” In the goodnight circle. “Where radio is understood” HINGED COVERALL “ H asn ’t far dinner trilh CRISCO. Following this ‘The Golden Sun" Scratched " / remember it teas an apple pie, dandy was sung. After the girls, who all Good Overhauled Sets For Sale Y cr* CfOm/ to look at—but hoi> would it react on my had their uniforms on backward, // husband! I gate him a dainty little piece, were dismissed, classes in the fol­ At the Center Phone 3733 FOR EVERYBODY white the rest of us enjoyed generous ones. lowing were held: compass In charge He said, ‘It sure lasted good, but I'm of Lieut. Esther Pickles; signalling wondering what it'll do to me!' I didn't by Marion Montle, and judging by We have checked up — hear anything more until nert A. M. when Marjorie Mitchell. At 7 o’clock and we knowl he said, 'Say, Ann, t« there any pie left/ Sate me a piece!’ Since then my husband class was dismissed and everyone has been enjoying his pie—or rather my found chairs for a circle. Lieut. Crisco plea—without any discomfort.” Pickles read the notices because of •Good Bl.vcfc tea... the kind th.it the absence of Captain Burdick. lea loveri prefer.,, U plentiful Mra. H. Agard, Mrs. L. Marte, and AW AYtOBESURE In your community. The brands Mrs. W. Mitchell of the troop com­ Few PMple Realize That the Druggist Can Be Made To luted below arc available in gro­ mittee were also present at the Furnish DOUBLE PROTECTION! cery. Korea In your neighKir- meeting. Everyone la reminded to have a stunt ready for our broadcast FIRST—^To Co-operate With Your Doctor In Keeping hood. And, mote than likely, next Friday night. All those desir­ Your Good Health. your grocer ha> two or three of ing .some of the delicious refresh­ these from which you may m.ike ments to be served must have some SECOND—To See That You Get the Most For Your your choice. Each is a genuine DIGESTIBLE CRISCO PASTRY sort of stunt to entertain with. At Money. InJiaTea —or ■ Mend cobiainc (Master Recipe) 7:30 the horseshoe was formed and Ing India .Tea . . , one- of the the promise and laws were repeated. ARTHUR’S Offer Double PROTECTION! RISCOS M . U. $s PAX. o t r . (UsethUrseipslomakeaUyourfatoriU pissdigtsiiblsl) Everyone please be on time for the best Black tens. party. Just to be sure that you nre DOUBLE-CRUST: 2 cups flour, 1 tea­ Scribe, Marjorie Mitchell. MRS. BALDRIDGE’S CHOICE gett ng India’s good Black tei. spoon salt, cup Crisco, 6 to 8 table­ Troop 5. The meeting of troop 5 look for the trademark .below'. spoons water. Iwas held on Monday, March 18th. In keeping the hands soft and smooth after cooking and your general housework, is the new ULTRA HAND LOTION . . . In addition to'the brand name, digests quickly ’ The entire meeting waa devoted to a A fumoiia formula hy a well known coeraeticlnn. >a |*a II on the package yciu buy! SINGLE CRUST: cups flour, tea­ Brownie Fly-up. The Girl Scouts spoon salt, yi cup Crisco, 4 to 6 tablespoons formed their opening formation first FULL PINT BOTT1.E...... 4 i 7 C THERE^S a real gleam and the Brownie formation followed. lirnml Nnme O n S n ip n t water. During the formations seven .VIIOII>'S IM II \ CHERRY-RIPE PIE Brownies flew into Scouting. They TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE BARGAINS WHEN .411 Uealera --lined pie Prom here on, the method is the same: consisting of Mrs.' McIntosh and 8ucc«te 4 l« h n h f B m h PMd Splint; food «dItor. M eCm ttB Inilpispnilpnl tipnppm pan. Sprinkle with lemon juice and flour. Roll pastry inch thick on lightly floured Mrs. Pike, Frances Wallett gave .M-;<’T 4 H ...... 4 a r Storea board. For baked shell, cover inverted pie- MS dlgMtlblo GrUco ncifNM. ning. Ume-enving kitrbtn..sqMtoment, reading entitled, "Choosing Mary's 50c Full Pound WILLIAMS’ CASTILE SO A P ...... 29c This sturdy gas range has automatic lighting on four u i.it iio4i|.;sTt:.4ii Add top crust of digestible Crisco pastry, A of «ooUf»f M lp U for Each chapter gfVaa fluereea &Kreta. Career” and LuclUe Brown played All llenlpra plate. Prick bottom and sides. Bake in hot Sroa in tUn «ond*rnU doth bound So compmo yog don't need noother speedy top burners. The roomy 16” x 18” baking oven is O l 'K K n plain or in strips arranged in lattice fashion. rook book prop itd by Snmh FMd cook book in yoor Idtcben. several selections on the piano. The Ultra CasUle and fjocoaant BON AMI I.IntPlI’n a llpsnll Stnrpn oven (450“F.) 15 minutes. For two-crust Splint, vhoao rooking deportment You couldn't duplimto this rook Brownies, Girl Scouts, and 23 visit­ PALMOUVE 1 n ^ SOAP, 4 f o r ...... l a i c OU SHAMPOO. lined with porcelain enamel, insulated and vented to the O I H o v \ > ...... 4*1* s t o p p . Press down edges with fork. Bake in pie, bake 10 minutes in hot oven (450°F.) {>» eurh na inspirotion in benutiful book in book eto m fo rle e stb a n $1.0#. ors were served by eight Girl Scout Fnll Pint ...... 4 a l C ...... I. ti. ,4. kintrn MrCaU'e macakine. t'oplmndy But it's yours/or mUgRS rents If you hostesses. The meeting closed with chimney flue. The oven is also equipp^ with automatic The Herald I*KK0F: n i IIS ___All Dp.lprn hot oven (400‘'F.) until brown (about 25 Cratrd. Hints on fashionable wa>-« to mall this coupon and tho outaido then reduce to moderate (350°F.). Bake aarra. ChapUrt on menus, rotal plan­ wrapper from n 3 4 b. enn of CR 13CUs the Brownie formation inside of the Cooking School riiu ir. o r i4iui.4 minutes). Frrahly Roasted SALTED PEANUTS, temperature control to insure perfect baking, and new .411 I l p n l t m until filling is done. Girl Sexmt formation.' The Brownies recommends and W HITI.: IIO l'SB .. All llpalpm PROCTER & GAMBLE, Dept. A ended their circle with their full pound, cellophane wrapped...... i l O C uses BON AMI P. O. Box 837, Cincinnati, Ohio. night song and the scouta wlCh 'thS •P. S. Don’t /or- At The Herald Cooking: School conducted this week in State I enclose 25 cents and the outside wnpper from a S4b. can of aing*ing of ‘Taps.” All girls who gee to U\>k for Cnseo. Send “The Art of Cooking and Sierving" by Sarah Field want to go awlmmlng are requested thu crudeinark Katharine Baldridge uses and recommends Splint, to to meet at the South end Rec at 6 o'clock on Thursday. ARTHUR'C on lad packages. CRISCO, the modem, quick-digesting shortening. Name...... Scribe, Louise Chambers. ^ • CRuc STOf^ts • TUNE IN on A BADE every ireekday except Saturday ever WTIC at 3:00 P. J«. Troop 6. Our meeting opened on C .i’.' f , t » s -yh ‘**.’4, Street Address...... March 18th by singing songs. This - ^ 4 6 LENTFR ST 8 - 4 5 MAIN Si City...... — ...... — ...... Stats... was foQpwed by patrol comers in which we took dues and attendance. Five glrta wwridOg oa asDood claw W;' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1985. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTTER, CONN„ THUR5DAT, MARCH 21, 1W5. |;::)k > a o » e i g h t

paopla. Altogether the motion plc- spokesman for all tha employees In companiad by a 20-degrsa drop In turaa proved to ba very tnterastliig. that plant. temperatura. REMARKABLE BAKING POWER HIGH SCHOOL MUSIC D is complete musical program, pre­ Of thla "fflojority tula,” Emery SPRING IS HERE, Hoarsfeer, tt la not unusual for tbe HAS 64 IMPORTANT NEW USES sented by tha High school orches­ said la port: weather to ba cold at tbla Uma o f tbe tra, which was tmdar the dlracUoit "Liberty of contract la thus nar­ year, even though spring ofinctally 6th Annual Herald Cooldng School Again Tomorrow Morning at 9;45 Bjr EBxalMtli Aim Baker PROGRAM FOR ARMY of Harold A. Turldngton, waa aa rowed and not enlarged, despite the CALENDAR SAYS la here. On March 28. 1084. the ______* ______;______follows; high sounding proclamations to the mercury slipped to about' eight w oke find that It le now^of Rumford, a cup of bread crumbe, I. Northwlnd March—CJiarobera. contrary." ai)ove seru and on April 8. 1015 a Tbe program is an attraetivs one, BoaUble to reduce eookln* time, eaJt and pepper, end enrvu.gti to- La Belle Cordova— Luacomb. The proposed power of the board total o f 10 Inches o f snow fell dur- In Boston, where they were gueata State College, and his friend, A l Minuet in E b.- Mozart. to order restitution of bock pay for nig a storm. of friends of Miss Hough. Thay Baecher. Mr. Thompson and Mr. and Includes a' banquet at tha Ho­ a a ^ m in r' Moduea emootber, mato puree to hold the muture to* tel Bond, this evening. and cream eoupa, leeaen tbe fether. Form into pmtUet, dot fen* Orchestra and Sextet in Pine Tbs Orchestra, employsaa found to bava baen dis­ But W a U k r Signs Are Not While tbs balmy brtozas and HEBRON made the trip by motor, »ln g with Baeeher accompanied the Smiths on n . Nratune's Court—Cfiarke. charged for union activity, without worm aunahlna did nothing more in DAILY RADIO PROGRAM a party of friends. ^ a drive to Westford,. where Mr. Men members of the •Christian atooDC flavor ol certain vegetablea eroualy with butter, and bake In a auchaa cabbage and broccoU,—all greaaed pan In a moderate oven, Cheater 3h.elda, soloist. jury trial, Emery called a "violation Manchester yesterday than to in- A number o f Hebron people at­ Mrs. N. C. Johnson and her niece. Smith waa a business caller. On Endeavor Tri-County Union, Includ­ Presentation at Citadel Encooraging — Drop m THURSDAY, MARCH 21 (Central and Kastem Standard Tima) : 'a tbla by the almple oddlUon of a Creamy Welth Rarebll III. March (new composition) — o f the 7th Amendment ao plain that spire a desire among residents to tended the funeral of Mr*. Frank W. Miss Eleanor Coates, visited the their return they stopped at the ing Hebron, Otlsad, Colchester, Turkington. a first year law student would suf­ limber up on tha gulf Unka, or to Notoi AU proarami to key and basic chatea or groups thtr«of unltss spool* Uttle, which took place at St. former's motbar, Mra. Charles W. interesting old mill owned by Hub­ pure all-phoephate baking powder. 1 tableapoon butter gad: coast to coast (e toaslo; Oroh.—west; Concert—Dixie Hisnry Champion Chapter, D. A. R Peter’s church, Sunday. There was the natural flavor of the Ingredl- beaten egga and (>our In the cream. Arm y motion pictures. DENMARK JAILS ROWDY NAZIS kfsd ktar kgu kpo kex kga kyr k}*a service had been more generally Pomprowicz, Barbara Tennant, Ed­ Add the baking ^ w d er mixed with Washington Poat—Sousa. shining brightly to herald tbe ad- 1:00^ 6:00—Walter CKeefe A Show win Smith, Marcia Frankel, Alberta arc attending today and tomorrow also an early communion service. aota, and Ita only retidut la pure The young musicians from the lo­ Copenhagen.— (A P )— Efforts of v«it of ivarmer weather, it atarted CsnL Baal. liSO— 6:30—Warlng's Penneylvanlsnt known. Mrs. Little was a member the augar and muatard. Add daab The Orchestra. Am er Sup P o w ...... H 6:30—10:30—Capt. Dsbsis Ship of Joy of St. Paul’s, with which she became Hilding, Winifred Miller, Charlotte the forty-second annual state cou' Mrs. Sherwood GrlffU was leader food content. cal High schl, performed bril- Danish masts to advertise their to rain shortly aftar 8 o’clock and Cities Service ...... Sugar A Bunny, Comsdy of cayenne to taate. Stir and cook ...... 4:4S— •:4»-wWITiIs Eryant’s Orehsstrs 6:45—10:45—The Voles of Crusaders connected while living In Wllllman- Warner. This coniUtutes nearly SO ference at Center church, Hartford of the Christian EUideavor meeting In addlUon to lU r«rt«ct two-to- Itanlly, their playing showing eon- cause by breaking windows and gave Indications o f continuing dur­ 10:00—11:00—Littla J. Little Ore.—ba­ In double boiler or over water until Elec Bond and Share ...... 45* 6:(k^ 4:00—Xsvisr Cugat's Orehsstrs tic. Mr. Little has the sympathy per cent of all Hebron atudents en­ MUs Anne Clark of thla place, who Sunday evening at the Congrega­ one leavening action Rumford la rich slderjble skill In the handling of painting swasUlcas on official butld- ing the day. Ford Limited ...... 6tiS— 6t1S—Amtr. VoesttonsI Ass'n. sic: Myrt and Marge—rpt for west In bealtb-bulldtng calcium and pboa- very amooth. Serve on toaat. Thla ...... 7*k SjSO—Prsss-Psdie Naws Psrlod 10:15—11t15—Little Jaek Littla Orchss. of his many Hehron friends. rolled at tbe school, and la consid­ for a long term o f years has been tional chapel. The topic waa "C^hll- the various instrument.s, together inga brought N. V. E. Peterson, Reports today said iha dust N lag Hud P o w ...... 10:30—11:30—Art Warren's Orchestra phataa, vital elementa In the human rarebit will not atrlng. with e display of fine appreciation SAYS WAGNER BILL ...... 2’t 5:35— 6:35—Msry Small A Orehsstrs Letters have been received from ered a high average. treasurer o f the chapter, will act as dren of the Bible," Is' being a chU- leader, and IS others Into court. Ben etorma which have baen wreaking Penn Rood ...... 5:45— 6:45—Bil'/ Bstehslor^s Sksteh 10:45—11:45—Jerry Freeman Orchestra (Bet. For that reason, both expert New and Eaaler Way Makea ...... 1% basic: Qua Arnhsim Ore.—mldw Miss Mary Btssell. a former resident Lenten services will be held as one of the tellers at the convention. dren'B meeting. for rhythm, tone, shading and tencas ranged from 20 to 80 days havoc in the western plains states United Foimderz . i .,, 6:00— 7100—Hal Ksmp A Orehsstrs and Inexperienced cooks find Rum­ B<,'tter Home-Made .Mayonnalae phrasing. Thdr rendition of the ...... 5-16 6:15— 7i15—Whlspsring Jack Smith 11:00—12:00—Herbie Kay A Orehastra and a native of Hebron, from her usual this week >n Thursday eve­ Imprisonment plus finer and pay­ were movtng eastward and upon United Go* ...... 1 6 :3 ^ 7:30—Barnard’s Minstfsl Shew 11:30—12:30—Leon Navara Orehastra- ford a moat competent help in pro­ Why do ao many people prefer Hungarian dances. Merry WI » e • e e • •• 5*16 7:00— 6:00—Rudy Valles's Hr.—o to o viding healthful fooda for the fam­ home-made mayonnalae? Well, selection and the lovely Minuet In t:00— 0:00—Showboat of tha AIrwavs 12:00— 1:00—C. Hopkins Or.—wabc Alaska, where she has a teaching Pendleton. The Rev. Harold Keen ily meals. bere'a one anawer-when home­ Eh of Brahms, was especially well 6:00—10:00—Whiteman's Musio Hall NBC-WJZ NETWORK position. She la 75 miles from the will give a talk on "God the made mayonnalae la aa good aa the 10:00—11:00—Qrsh'sm McNamss—weaf Here are some of the popular done, and one could Imagine they 10:15—11:15—Jsek Bsrgsr A Orehastra BASIC — Bast: wja wbS'Wbza wbal Arctic Circle, and is in the region Father,” this being tbe third In the Mrs. Katharine Baldridge selects JU tha^ookteg ochooL eoadocted by this newspaper dlshea that you will find greatly Im­ dreaaing you ran make ao.eaally by were listening to a much older wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wayr wmat where the only mails are sent and aeries of talks given by him on tbe 10:30—11:3(^Bddis Duehtn’s Orehastra wflt: Midi wcky wenr wls kwk kwer proved when prepared with fluin- following thla recipe, Ihafa tea.Hon group of instrumentallsta. A newly Counsel for Manufacturers 11:00—12:00—Henry King A Orchestra received by means of dog teams. A creed, to be followed by an Informal ^^•60^12:30—Joe Retchman Orehastra koil wren wm'aq keo wkbf ford: enough. There'a one point about composed march by the conductor NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj temperature of 50 or 60 degrees be­ discussion on tbe subject, with op­ MRS. BALDRIDGE Uver PatUea thla recipe which la a matter ol ape- of the orchestra and the popular CB8 WABC NETWORK wiba katp wabo wday kfyr cret cfof low zero Is common during the win­ portunity for questions and SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wla wjax ¥ DsMsaisBrlsnsa AanaOlT 1 lb. beef liver clal Intereat, too-^it will alwaye Parade of the Wooden ^Id lerf, Tells Senators It Is Unjust BASIC—East: wabc wade woko wcao wfla*weun wlod wem wmc wab wap! ter, and part of tbe year tbe sun Bwera. Tbe Sunday school taaheera waab wnae wgr wkbw wkro whk cklw 1 teaapoon Rumford Baking Pow­ turn out the very amootheat mayon- were vociferously received. wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfae wbap kpre may be seen at m idnight It took will meet with him following the wdre wcau wjas wean wfbl wspd wjev woal ktba ktha waoc wave will deoilT demonstiaie how odvleable tt le to nee der naiae. Tbe aecret la In the uac of The soloist of the evening was MARSHMALLOW wbns: Midweet: wbbm wfbm kmbe the letter over a month to reMta Its service to talk over plana for the and Is Unsound. MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kgir kxM Jack Frost Paekoged Sugars. She will show you also 1 cup breadcruraba the baking powder called for. rhester Shields, cometlst, who per- Itmox wowo whss kfab PACIFIC—kgo kfl kgw komo xhq kfsd destination. school program for the coming year. ★ Balt and pepper — Yolka of 2 egga fonned excellentlyJn the difficult b a s t —wpg whp wheo wlba wfea wore ktar kpo kax kga kgr kya Ames W. Sisson spent tha week The warm aunsbine la going a how eattsiaetorr It to to nee ttiese unliormly fine 1 cup olive oli wlco efrb CKao wibx wmae Cant. Bast. and dependable eugare that you knew to be 100% Tomato puree Herbert CHarke solo, 'Neptune's DIXIE—wgat wsfa wbro wqam wdod end with bis friends and former good deal to dry up tha muddy 2 tableapoona vinegar (or lemon Washington, March 21.— (A P )— 4:30— 5:30—Tha Singing Lady—^a t Method: Drop the liver Into boil­ Court,' Requiring lip flexibility, l O O kira wrao wlac wdeu wtoo krld wrr 4:45— 5:45—Orphan Annie—east only neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. Francis roads and they are rapidly becoming pure cone. ing water to which a little Rumford juice) wide range, and precise execution, The contention that the Wagner ktrh ktsa waco kdVna wdbo wbt wdae Slater, at tbelr home in North settled. There are a number of bad wblg wdbi wwva wmbg wsjs wmbr 5:00— 6:00—Wm. Lundall'a Interview When YOU see the octual proetlool odTonlage ol Baking Powder has been added, and Vk teaapoon Rumford Baking the hrllllant young cometlst was Labor Disputes Bill was "oe plainly wala ktu! kgko wcoa wdne wnox kwkh 5:15— 6:15—Angelo Fernando's Oreh, Windham. spots however, that are a menace to JACK FROST Sugars in cooking and table use. you set It at the back of the stove, or Powder equal to the task, and played very Tempting —east: Woofay tho Moth—west Invalid In law as It Is unsound In MIDWEST — w fl wmt wmbrt wisn 5:30— 6:30—Prase-Radio News—basic; Mr. and Mrs. T. H. KeUogg of the motorist and will have to be over a I(jw flame, for about five mln- H teaapoon aalt capably, Carrie Jacobs-Bond’s A wibw kfh wamk wkbn wcco webt kecj will realtoe the Importance of asking partfculoriy for policy" was voiced today by James Singing Lady—midwest repeat West Hartford were St their Hebron Watched for some time longer. utaa. Thla will take away some at teaapoon muatard Perfect Day' (jroved a very lovely USES wnax woe 5:35— 6:35—Armand Qlrard and Oreh. place for the past week end, the Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Smith JACK FROST at yonr grocer's. tha rather pronounced flavor of the H teaapoon augar encore. The Instnimcntal sextette, A. Emery, counsel for the National FLUFF MOUNTAIN—kvor kla koh ksl 6:45— 6:45—Lowell Thomas — east; first time.they have visited It since and children motored to S to m last Association of Manufacturers, before COAST—khj koln kfro kol kfpy kvl Orphan Annit—repeat to midwest THESn A lACK PSOST BOOAS FOB IV E IT M ja f o a beaf liver and make It much more A daah of cayenne comprising members of the local k ^ k kmj kwg kem kdb .kgmb kgT 8t00— 7:00—Amoa Andy—east only January. Sunday, calling on Paul Thompton, tender. Remove the liver from the Mix augar and aeaaonlnga. Add Salvation Arm y Band, under the tbe Senate labor committee. 6t15— 7:15—Qama ef Melody Oreheat. Oraaolotsd Powdacad Snwa 416 "The pending bill, by Its terms and Cent. Bast. 6:45— 7:4IL-Ruth Btting'a Col. Prom. Miss Harriet Hough and Miss formerly employed at their place water, cool, and cut off all the egg yolka and beat. Add the olive direction of William J.ilanna. play­ Will Be 4:3<^ 8:30—Jaek Armstrong Skit—os 7:15— 8:15—To Ba Announead Stonllc Johnson .spent the week end but now a student at Connecticut akin and tough portions. Put oil drop by drop beating continu­ ed aevcral niimber.s. Including two procedure, by the continuous stimu­ only: Man of Notas, Trie—wsst 7:30— 8:30—’‘Red Trails." Dramatle lation of complaint, by its Inherent BEANO GAME through the meat chopper. With ally. Add the lemon Julije (or vine­ marches. All of the numbers were 4;4^ 6:45—Olek Traey—basic; Mlnl> 6:0 T r ED School and leam how to get per­ aa Increase of 117 was next. kinds o f cold for all refrig­ semble. Fall River, Maas., March 21.— 7:30— M erry (30 Round. Shoos hailod by womon ovorywhoro xy 7100 eration needs—all at the n. A. R. c o n f e r e V c b (A P )— A iw a Jane McHenry, 10- 7:46—Boake Carter. HREMEN’S SETBACK fect coffee satisfaction. year-OId Omaha, Neb,, girl who la' same time. And, the Super 8:00—Hour of Charm — Phil 0 Make this aetonishing experi­ forlabls and bealtbfiil support to convalescing after having her In­ Spltolny and 32 Melody Ladies; Hartford. March 21— (A P )— Tha MAKES^®^(Kt> Freezer is in every one o f tbii rital part o f yonr foot. forty-second annual state confer­ verted stomach righted at tha Maxine and Rosaline Greene. ment today. Come in and let ue S Tbe Air-Tred Air-cell Cuiblon in aN ZMaaseT—WAtaincTox, n. c. ence of the Connecticut Daughters Tnioadale hospital, today was dis­ the 16 handsome, gleaming 8:30— Tho Forum o f Liberty — Ed­ The reaulta o f tha Firemen's aet- fit you with the smart new AlR- tbe heel helps abeorb tbe sfaockt of ' o f the American Revolution met at appointed when she waa kept in­ win C. Hill. back tournament held Tuesday, j TRED Shoes. Then take 20 walking on hard auzfacea, pro­ BIAUT riHH conn it m o u n o m v o u t o w lYtt tha Center church here this after­ doors on tha first day of spring be­ models of the Frigidaire’3 5 9:00— W alter O’Keefe, Annette 6i cause o f cloudy skies. March 19 at tbe firehouse corner of *Toitr fieetOaney, may f eompUment yem on tMa exquisite epffmf b It m noon with Miss Emelina A. Street of Hansbaw, Casa Loma Orchestra. steps. They’ll probably be the longed standing. Alyca Jane, her hair newly cut, Send Your Rugs 9:30— Fred W arlng's Orchestra. Main and Hilliard streets are given New Haven, state regent presiding. private ttotk that you bring from yonr home In SoulA America?" •tlU hoped for the sun to break below. most important steps you’ve Judge Felix Forte of Boston will 10:30— Capt. Dobbsles Ship of Joy. "Indeed, no, madamel I mUl tett yon m leereL I get it here from your A dt P through tbe clouds so that she 10:45—The Voice of the Crusaders. High score won by Schendel and ever taken! They’ll open up a. 1>e the guest speaker at a banquet Store near by. Yen mnst know A at A S P buys from ut the best e f our coffee could experience her second day out 11:00— Little Jack Little’s Orches­ Wilaon of the Volvoline Oil Co. team thla avenlng. A state registrar, state 123. whole new world of restful and o f doors. Yesterday afternoon she tra. — m they lave me the trouble e f bringjtng It icilA m et" blatoiian and state librarian will ba To The U. S. Cleaners agent an hour In tha aunahlna on 11:30— Arthur Warren’s Orchestra. Second high score won by Burke invigorating foot comfort. Here alacted during the conference which and VaUant o f the Holy Name So­ hospital porch. TODAY—AND HAVE THEM DRY CLEANED Will Supply—For The Sixth Consecutive Year $ 11:45— Jerry Freeman's Orchestra. will closa tomorrow afternoon with 99.50 ciety team 119. are the features that make this „ T'«day Alyce'a mall dscraaaad • colonial tea In honor of Hartford's littla and moat amall packagea co It’s the easiest way and they’ll be returned looking like Standing of teams wonderful new shoe the talk of Tarrentenary year. Wapping No. 1 ...... 1311 talned boolM. When her barber ask­ new. And Up the town- In WatlllliatMI,B.Cw*weanUaAaPSMeM. 'IhM ia AsMetamveMB ed her yeelFrday about cowboy* In Valvollne OU Oo...... 1304 A a p C a O m le eeeSa wSe eea egwJ Ike Seen le eveiytMee aer.jnwr Sey •I MILUONB SPENT AT FAIR South E n d s ...... 1226 A a P CeOee aeieeieiaeyaeieleweiliaetia««e nee Sees eenw eeti. Taiiieaw Omaha. Alyce laughed and laid to 1 The springy, buoyant Alr-Tred her mother; "H e thinks there are 9x12 Rugs Dry Cleaned AU COOKING UTENSILS Frigidaire is the oflScial re­ Holy Nome Society ...... 1216 eeaSe la eteUafcle te yen et year A a P reeS Steee. WBZ-WBZA Air-cell Cuthiou makes erery step like A a r baye Ike ken etm aSee* A awiim e r e r e * " * »■* Chicago. March 81.— (A P )—Slx- cowboy* out In Omaha. Why. I f* al- frigerator at The Herald Hose Co. No. 1 ...... 1215 adb emal le je u . SMysee, kimtrf. tem i t, eMrikeM eW leM u • * m ty-one mlllluns o f dollars—861,388,- moai ss big oa Chicago." During This Special— $2^50 AND MODERN KITCHEN ACCESSORIES USED AT THE Springfield' — Bosum Bucklond No. 1 ...... 1210 "Vslking on Air.” ween lU ky ew eeumSSCe, e« eee w 8 eMOU. Ikei'e ^ A a r. eW * l ^ a P, Cooking School. Ulrich's Restaurant ...... 1193 lee g liijieA ie eiifn ie a keyel Ike feryiieeivklikkiwieiAap naiees. 326 to ba exact—ware spent In <3hl- Alyca said the looked forward to AND REMEMBER— S The Air-Tred Arch Pillow fits eago'a a Century of Progress Ex­ having her flret permanent wave. Rosebuds ...... 1178 Thursday, March 21. gently under your arch, giving 00m- AAP COFfll ■IBVICI position. ‘The financial report which The vlelt from the barber wea the Before you store away those winter garments, have them Foley's Express...... Hfl7 eaWeaeaaaalemHyieaiini,aeaTei«lteTeefcMkee«|»le«ilike^yeeryei flrit shd had recrivrd from any par* P. M. Veterana ...... 1168 al Ike ■eewm ^ £ y ^ ^ i^ wMilj^tlg «J w g w aw ik it ^ 5 l l!e * k ijl announced that Chicago's fair had dry cleaned at the U. S. Cleanera. 4:18— National Sowing Circle. paid all its debts and bad money In eon outside the 'lospllal except doc­ [Herald Cooking School Manchester Green ...... 1154 tor* and her mother and aunt. 4:30— Syracuse University Wom­ Hose <3o. No. 2 ...... 1117 $$.00 $$.$0 the bank dlacloaed that amount as en's Glee Club. the total revenue. Starkweather Street ...... 1109 THANKS «)R THE BVaCY BIDE Mrs. Baldridge chose Marlow’s for housewares— as did five 4:45— Time. Midways ...... n o e The merry tinkle o f cash regla- 4:46— New England Agriculture. tara, whoae high treble for two years Moundsvlllt, W. _____( A P ) ~ Convlcu In the We»t Virginia state previoua Herald Cooking School Lecturers— because Marlow’s KEMP’S. 5:00— News. HATS OO BI-COLOBED •ymbollxad tha average dally ex- ciJiouse^soM. prison, who make very few motor 5:16— Wooley tha Moth. iture o f 8178,834 on the Expoel- has assembled together a complete assortment of kitchen nec- trip*, probably smile grimly when 5:30— KeUogg Singing Lady. Parts (AP)—Here’s somathlng gmmds, la one noise which will XLCANER/ & LTCR/i they write letters on prison station­ csaltlee at prices that appeal immediately to thrifty house­ 5:46— Llttlo Orphan Annie. new In spring hats. Susy makes a thla giiinmar la the INC. ary. Each sheet carries this slo­ 836 Blain Street wives. 6:00— Great Northern Hotel straw aaflor whose right side is yel­ of ■HBtf.^reckiaf gan: "A courteous driver It a safe Frigidaire Sales and chestro. low and whose left -ids is black. It driver.” 6:1A—Radio Fair Play Forum. la finished with a almple black rib­ 6:86— Preu-Radio News. bon trim. i f p Mints, Agent, Harry, rents 52.40 Hitchcil, Herbert E., butchering bogs 8.00 Mohr's Bakery, bread, etc. 41.64 EAST RESPONSIBLE Montgomery Ward, carburetor 4.60 Moore, M. D., D. C. Y., medical eervicas 3.00 Horlarty E. J., rent ...... ‘ T owb 4'«4« ord m d paid TuMday night by the Balectmea are aa followi 13.00 FOR HITLER’S A Q Moake, Stanley, rent ...... 8.40 ^D AItK BLOND A . ft C. Waldlng Company, welding eervlcee...... t .50 Mountain Brook Farm, milk ...... QUINS IN THE SWIM! THE FIRST BATHTUB —1.44 ■'1 AdUna Printing CO., printing and binding s e rv ic e !...... 141 07 ------T , yARtnOW KjENDCAKE MA*BMCaWC. Mozzer, B.; meats and g ro ceries...... 33.00 'A A a d m o a ft Nortn, meats and groceries...... 6S.SS M ’irphy, Edward J., drugs ...... 37.72 BEGIN HERE TODAY ^ . '•A ArmAroog, Wm., care of dump...... ,...... 90.00 McAn Shoe Co., Thom, imoes ...... 2.97 Bainbridge Colby Thinks a 37.80 M IL U C B N T OBAVES’ employer, { “ I » “ reh. Certain It was that the well for you to form-your own con­ y 'r Am ott, Francae, rent! ...... McCann. David, personal tax enum erator...... 450.00 GEOROB DBIMGOLD, teUa her ho employes. In cleaning up the 1. Arthur Drug Store, drugs ...... 19.36 McCormick, Mrs. Wm., rent ...... clusions about things, rather than to 12.60 haa a oonfosalon to dictate and ■ upon It A ■ Ashland, !<. B., sewing m achine...... 49.00 McKinney, Mrs. George, rent ...... God May Be Fonnd in listen to servants’ gossip. You know 19.00 warns her against a woman In a A knock sounded on the door of one can only maintain discipline by AmHnall, Wm,, range o i l ...... 73.r>3 Naven, M. A., shoes ...... 16.20 the room. 12.00 black coot keeping a certain underlying enmity Bslch ft Brown, r e n t ...... Nols- n, C. O. W., blncksmtlb services ...... 3.95 Russia or Japan. Milllcent clenched her hands. Barlow, Clarence, rjsnge o i l ...... 17.00 New Haven, City of, aid rendered ...... M lllloen^ leaves the offloe. and alive. After all, you know, familiar. 91.39 seea such a woman. Later she finds "W ho Is It? ” she asked. Ity breeds contempt.” Becker ft Co., office supplies...... 38.29 Ne'AingtoD Home for Crippled Children, board and care 13.72 her purse hoa been token and a The door opened. Milllcent saw Milllcent nodded. Beebe, Lewis B., rent ...... 10.90 New Model Laundry, laundry services ...... 78 smaller one eubatitated.- In... the ele- •’“ tier and the chauffeur laden "And now," she said, 'T m going Benson, Joseph, rent ...... 19.00 Nichols, James N., meats and g ro ceries...... 20.00 New York, March 21.—f API — „ vator she meets a d ls t ln s ^ h ^ I T ! ? Standing slightly to one to turn you over to Jarvis. I see Berggren, A., push broom ...... 2.79 Nprtoii Electrical Instrument Co., truck p a r ts ...... 80 Bainbridge Colby, secretary of state 14.16 looking man of middle age. I * woman dressed In black. that he wants to talk business with Betgren Dairy, J. A., milk , ...... Nortn FJnd Market, meats and grocerie.s ...... 37.00 in the second Woodrow Wilson ad­ 14.00 h you and he has Dick Gentry with Bog^iuk, B., rent ...... Norton Shoe Store, shoes and ru bbers...... 21.06 Returning to tbq offloe, Milllcent' “'“‘ 1^44 ministration, believes the answer to him." B ( ^ ft Bods, E., milk ...... Oakes Service Station, range oil ...... i ...... 17.00 flDdo Drimgold dead. In panic she 'y® " “ **” • 6.00 nuhes away and reglstert at a ho- - . t>0Hae*teep««'. These- ore Brainard, Stanley N., M. D., medical services...... Oak Grove Dairy, milk ...... 20.16 Germany's rearmsment ties not in Milllcent turned to meet the srall- 37.45 clothes for you.' Brassuskls, Adam, rent, meats and groceries ...... Obraltls, Mrs. Ursula, board and care ...... 15.00 Western Europe but to the east of M under an aosumed name. Next Ififf eyes of Jarvis Happ. Walking 40.00 The men deposited the boxes on Bnxauskas, Leo, meats and groceries...... Ocavage. Steve, rent ...... 23.10 the Reich. day she meets the stronger again. at his side was a man of approxi­ 230 41 the bed and withdrew. Mrs. Eaton Bridgeport, City of, aid rendered ...... OlbriHs, Stephen, rent ...... 14.00 He tells her his name Is JAR VIS mately 49 years of age — a man 3.20 The noted lawyer. In a statement stayed behind, helping Milllcent open Brownbllt Shoe Store, shoes ...... OlA'in, John I., labor and m a teria l...... 24.02 H A PP. Happ sends her to a beauty who seemed faultlessly groomed. His 12.00 to the Associtaed Press on Adolf the boxes, lisetening to her exclama­ Brozowski, Annie, rent ...... Oskno, Urbano, rent ...... 15.00 shop where. In spite of her protests, hair was streaked with gray at the 21.19 Hitler's rearmament program, at­ tions of delight as she saw the com­ Brunner’s Market, meats and groceries ...... Ososki, Margaret, rent ...... 25.00 she is transformed Into a brunet. temples. He had a close-cropped Bryant A Chapma.n Company, m ilk ...... 20.16 taches some blame to the Allied plete wardrobe which had been pro­ Oswald, Wm., meats and groceries ...... 43.07 Hspp takes her home. Introduc­ mustache, quick, alert eyes, nose 19.00 powers o f the war. vided for her. Burgey. Fred W „ r e n t...... Pagan,. IJ., meats and groceries ...... 23.’J0 ing her as his decretory. Milllcent Is glasses with a prominent bridge. Buraack Brothers, meats and groceries ...... 13.50 "The covenants undertaken by the "How wonderfully complete." Mll- Paganif Mrs. Lucy, rent ...... 11.20 alone In her room whm a young Mr. Happ performed the Intro­ Calhoun, P. J.. milk ...... 3.36 Allied powers to reduce their arm­ licent -aid. "There are dresses, Palau.skas, Charles, milk ...... 6.72 man she has never seen before en­ ductions. Campbell's Service Station, truck parts, etc...... 32.60 aments,” he said, "have also been gowns, lingerie—everything." Patterson. Wm., meats, groceries and rent ...... 31.90 ters. He says, “ What did yon do "Mr. Gentry." he explained to Canale's Market, meats and groceries ...... 50.02 Pearson A Johnson, range oil ...... marked by soinotbing very different with the notebook In which you "Mr. Happ," Mrs. Eaton said in Milllcent, "is a business partner of 29.75 from strict compliance.” Kdward Carney, rent ...... 12.00 Peckham. M. C., milk ...... wrote DrimgoM’s confession?” a tired, expressionless voice, “never mine. W e have been carrying on 16.80 " I do not think the situation In forgets anjdhing." I'arrablno, Santa, rent ...... 14.40 Peden, Isabel, board and care ...... NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY joint operations together. They 28.06 volves a war menace to Western Eu Case Brothers, labor and material ...... 2.50 Potersci , .Mrs. Nick, board and rare-.,,.,...... "But these evening gowns. . . " started as a side line, and I ’ve been Center Auto Supply, auto and truck parts, etc...... 13.78 21.50 rope.” the former secretary said. CHAPTER \T1 PL't’’i.ltiE, Fllziibcth, r e n t ...... 20.00 Mllllcent's rapturous exclamations letting Dick keep the books and at­ Central Dairy, milk ...... 13.44 Pickier., Estate of W. F . rents ...... “ But as to Russia, one cannot be so Mllllcent’s nerves had suffered too were interrupted by the Ured voice tend to moat o f the details and cor­ Chambers Kxpress. trucking .'icrvices ...... 33.06 18.50 sure. many shocks that day. This was Pie.scik. Bruno, rent ...... 14.00 of the housekeeper. respondence. Now the business la Chapman. Peter, lent ...... 5.40 Plnehurst Grocery, Inc., groceries ...... “ Japan Is crowding Russia in the the last straw. She wanted to getting too big to be treated as a 6.87 F'ar Blast and recent voiclngs of Ger­ "You will need them. You will Charter Oak O ro'''ly & Auto Supply Co., Inc., meats and gro Plano, Frank, rent ...... scream, wanted to fling herself on side issue, so w e're, going to turn 12.60 many’s policy have Indicated that dress for dinner. It's at 8. I was ceiies ...... 43.35 Pol;i, Luigi, moats and groceries ...... the bed and break into tears. In­ the books over to you. If • you 30.10 the expansion, of which her states­ instnicted to tell you that you will Charter Oak Machine Co., truck parts ...... 7.56 Pukofsky, Mrs Bessie, rent ...... stead, however, she faced the steady, wouldn’t mind going up to my study 15.00 men are dreaming, is toward the blue eyes of the young man and said eat with the family, except when Charticr, Joseph, blacksmith services ...... 30.50 Quinn, F'rands P.. range oil ...... !!! 46.75 guests are present. When there are wc’ll follow you in a few moments Chartler, R. J., Ix.-ird and c a r e ...... 15.00 Quinn A Co., J. H.. drugs ...... east and not the west. in a voice whose casual calmness 38.75 Russia Supplies Clue. guesLs, you can either have your and make some preliminary explana­ Cheney Brothers, i ML , gravel, etc...... ’...... 200.16 Qiilmi, James J., board ami c a r e ...... amazed her, "W ill you kindly tell tions—I believe my wife showed you 20.00 "It Is in Russia, I believe, that the md who you are, and just what meals served in your room, or eat Chlmlano, Ottivio, itamage by dogs ...... 5.40 Recc’hia, Angelina, rent ...... \ 14.40 with the servants.' the study.” (.ignettl's Market, meats and g io c e rle s ...... clue will be found to the sensation­ you’re talking about?” 40.02 Reizcr, F5griotz. meats and groceries ...... 7.83 "Oh yes," she said. "You wish me City Bank A Trust Company, rents ...... 8.40 Reliable Ciil Co., range oil ...... al developments of the past few " I ’m Robert Calse." he said. She surveyed Milllcent, and said, to go now?” 12.70 days." “I presume you’ll have your meals clvlello, Anthony, rent ...... 14.00 Rcsel, Louis,' rent ...... ! . ! ! ! ! "You're the new secretary Jarvis He nodded. t Ivlello. .Mrs. Daniel, rent ...... 14.00 The decision of Germany to re­ hired, aren't you?” In your room. And, If you want 15.00 Richardson. Alliert C., rent ...... 12.00 She turned and left the room, con- ’lark's Department Store. A., clothing ...... arm, Colby said, "has brought about "Yes,” she said, “and the fact that some advice from me, Mon’t let 41.80 RiDy (Thovrolct (>i., auto parts and repairs ...... 5.00 sciour-of the eyes of Dick Gentry Clcnimshaw Company, J. M., special appraisal ...... 850.00 Robin.son, .Mr."-, Jennie, rent ...... a situation full of grave responsi­ you’re Robert Calse doesn't give you either one of the young men start 15.00 bilities. Caution and restraint making eyes at you. You’re pretty, focused upon her figure,' taking in Clough, John, rent ...... 14.00 Robinson, Raymond E., 22 dogs I’.llled, 9 Investigations .! any excuse to come breaking into every motion of her lithe body. Uoverleaf Dairy, milk ...... 93.00 should be observed in all discussion and Master Robert never overlooks 20.88 Roger,.-, Thomas, lent ...... my room In this manner, and a.s far She entered the study and had Cobb, Lacey,, board and cure ...... 27.40 of it. It is a good time to observe a pretty face or a pretty figure. 20,00 ! Rohan. Charles, milk ...... ] as your talk about murder and a had barely closed the door When Compatti, .Mrs. .Mary, rent ...... 10.08 the admonition of Benjamin Frank­ You’ve got both. But his mother 14.70 I Roorke-Eno I'ap 'r (Ai., p-apor ...... notebook is concerned. 1 don’t know Robert Caise flung it open and Cupping. Krnest, re n ts ...... 14.. 50 lin—to say nothing unless it is use­ doesn't know what goes on In the 21 00;,Roy. .lo.scph, ilaiiiage hy dogs ...... ] what you're driving at." rushed into the room, his eyes glit­ Correnti. Paul, meats and groceries ...... 82..50 I R iino’, Fi jeda, rent ...... 3.50 ful." house. She did fire the second 5.40 Calse looked at her with a specu­ tering with triumph. < 'oughlin, Michael, rent ...... 0 00 i Ros..'e|i. Mrs Barbara, rent ...... As to the course which the Unit­ lative frown. His eyes were defi­ maid, but none of us will ever Danco.sse, Arthur, range oil ...... 20,76 Sa.'ia. I•'rnest. milk 15.00 ed States should pursue with rela­ know whether It was because she "N ow ,” he said, ’T v e got It." 14.52 ant, challenging. His mouth was "Got what?” she asked, Irritation Oavld.son's Killing Station, range oil ...... 57.38 1 tion to the developments. Colli.v found o u t.. . ” .Saving ' Bank ot Manchester, ren ts...... ' 77.20 somewhat petulant. in her voice. Davis, VV. A., rent ...... 14.00 Saving, Bank ol Rockville, rents ...... said: "Perhaps," he said, "you’re tell­ "Really." Milllcent said, 'T m not UcClaiitis, Frank, rent, meals and g ro ceries...... 287.80 .Sclu i.'dcl M'uerl, milk ...... 30.00 "I think there is but one thought He whipped a photograph from 6.16 ing the truth, but I ’d bet money tntarested. I think if you’ll excuse his pocket. IjcII, Mrs. Louis, rent ...... H.OO .Scjmbi'l Riothers, truck parts and repairs throughout the country. Jarvis Was working on the Drimgold me I ’ll take a bath and clean up for Doll. Mrs. Louis and .Mrs. Lucy Farr, m i l s ...... '.’(Mio Side MgWiili;,ni II,. printing services ...... 6.93 "Careful abstention from all In­ "This,” he said, "is a photograph 211.74 case, and when he brought you home dinner. You’re sure that I ’m to eat of the Murder Girl." Dent, Fred, rent ...... 0 10 .Schir-dt, Mrs. Carl. Isiard and care ...... volvement in the situation is the with him ..." with the fam ily?” Diamond Shoe S - re,’ shoes, rubbers, boots ...... 11.03 .Se.'iMiin Coal Compan.v coal ...... ! ! ! ...... 42.75 duty and interest of America. We Milllcent Graves schooled herself 7.85 His voice trailed off into specula­ "Oh, yes. It isn't as much of _ to hold her face without expression Dickenson, Mamie, moving services ...... 17..50 Sr.”pli.'f, .kiincs A„ r e n t...... should refrain from any participa­ tive silence. privilege as you think, and there’s Dimock, Comm., K. K., dog license tags, etc...... slj.oo 14.00 tion in it. even from its olTIclal dis- as she stared at her own picture. .Ses. loni ,•'.minify Compan.v manhole frames and covers...... 87.03 "Say," he said, "that could be a company most of the time. Of Dolge Co,, C. B , dlsiiilcctauts, etc...... 37.25 .Shea, .lohn Iv, rent ...... cusslon, at least to an extent or in “ Well,” she said, "what about it? ” 13.50 black wig, you know. Or you could course, they may Invite you to eat "Blond, you see.” said CaUe. "but iXinadio, Frank, shoe repulis ...... 11,00 Sh»M. Agent. Wir., rent ...... a manner that could give rise to con­ 14.70 have dyed your hair and . . .') when there’s company, but that'll all that we have to do is touch up Duug.'in, Thonius C., ambolaiicc s.-rvloc ...... 15.00 Hlic'liiih, Agonl. John, rents ...... V.V.V.V/...... fusion as to our- entire aloofness 24.50 Once more he became silent In only be when it’s some business ac­ Dunius, Agent, Ale.x.. rent ...... 10.50 S)u*il'lf»n Mrs I'iitiick, ancj c a re ...... from the situation or any train of the hair and the complexion a little 20.00 the midst of a sentence, took two quaintance of Mr. Happ’s. The rest and we have this.” Lllswurth A Lussow, range ml ...... |...... 2.13 Sin*. John, rent ...... incidents that may form a part oi' swift step.s toward her. of the tim e .. . ” Rndlcott-Johnsim .Stores, shoes and rubbers ...... 13.oil Ski.ibHiv, (. harlc!*. rent, ineats and grocertea 15.00 it.” He whipped another photograph 34.50 Milllcent drew back her hand. Engel. Hans. Isiard and care ...... Iil.oo HIo.iii M. I)., T, G.. examinations ...... •.!.!!!!!!!!!!** Milllcent got to her feet, smiled from his pocket. In which the hair 24.00 "Get out," she .said, “or I'll claw her thanks and dismissal. had been colored with pbotographie England, George, meals aiiu gioccrtc.s ...... 50 60 Smith flaytnoTid VV.. Horvtces town meetimr ...... * the skin from your face." Enrico. Donicnlc, rent ...... 12,00 Smith, It. J,, mitH ...... 15.00 "Thank you ever so much, Mrs. oil paints, and the complexion of tha 19.60 "N o." he said slowly, almost Eaton,” she said. Ifiverybody's Market, meats luid groceries...... 17.03 So. Now England Telephone Co.', telephone se^ie'e " " " WILUAM BOYD DIES; skin had been made slightly darker. 180.37 judicially staring at her, "It wouldn't The housekeeper sighed, paused Milllcent Graves glanced up from Falrtleld Grocery, meals and groee. ies ...... 33 70 Sp u fU, \\ m. damage by dogs ...... be the skin of a blond," Farmington, Town of, aid rendered ...... „li.64 3.20 at the door. the photograph, knowing that ap- Spaiks, County Treasurer, Frank J., cou'n't'v ...... Abruptly he smiled and the smile Farnhani, .Mrs. Clarence, Ixmrd anil earc ...... 10.00____ Sp'.-ar.i, William, rent ...... 17,059.81 FAMOUS STAGE STAR "Remember,” she said, “I ’ve been prehension showed In her eyes. Farr, FeiU, rent ...... 12,00 j Fiipiatnlo. Alaric, rent ...... 15.00 transformed his countenance. He here a long time. I ’ve seen them She met the young man’s tri­ 13.50 seemed to have lost all the surliness come, and I’ve seen hem go.' umphant grin. Farr. Felix and Kocco, rent ...... 1.5,(H) 'i Stioiri .s, Ulady.s. re n t...... of his manner, Farr, Lucy, rents ...... 30 01)' Staii:'’! George, rent ...... 28.00 Wa.s ScTKcant Quirl in the “ I might have known.” he said, Farr. Philip, rciit.s ...... 211 40 i •‘’’lai Kv.’cathei. Raymond, range oil. . .!...... 14.00 "Frightfully sorry If I bothered Much to Millicent's surprise, din- "that Jarvis would pull a fast one on 27.65 Stage Show of "What Price .vou," he .said, "but I knew I had to Kcllcc. Luigi, iiKuls and groceries ami rent S3 .Ill I “ I Connecticut, servlets ...... , , . ------— ner proved to be a very agreeable Mom. I figured It out for my­ Mrpo OH Station, V.. range oil ...... 5V10I Slat, ol Conneetlcut. board ami care ...... 14.30 r.lory." take you by .siirpri.se if I was going i affair, and at dinner she had an op- self and figured out just about what VV < CopyrIghU 1»35, NBA SBrvlot. : 889.98 ' ‘’ ou nnything.” portunlty to see Mrs. Happ in an en- he’d do.” ■ ■ i laYwea r. r > « K- First N.’itional Stores, Inc., 'meats and groeerles 762 17 I •'^learii.-• Aniolnctte, board and care ...... V The IVater Bablei,’* come to life, right out of the fairy tale, in the person of the Dionne qiilniiiplots! Bathing In a "recn lar" bathtub •20.00 She kept her dignity, but there! tlrely different light. The woman I don’t understand you,” MilH- A coming breast-stroke oliamplon! Ccclle’s eyes arc starry with fun and sheer exuberance'aTli^irttls arm’s'thresh the water i Friend, Al. D., Amos E., gnis.ie.i ...... , 13 ,50 I Leslie, rent ...... Hollywood, Calif., March 21 — I f now. order of the day In Quinland. And do (hey take to the water like (he Illtlo dneka! Here aio Yvonne and Amictle reveling 15.00 wa.s something dl.sarming in the | had perfect poise, was Ideally cent said, her voice stqained. the \ jupporting lumd ot Nurse Lcroiu makes ccrlaiii tliai the laughing moiitli doesn't ship any water.bNote the ahlnlns Ganicwcll Co., police signal system supplies . , . .(81 Str.iughan. \V. K., milk ...... fitted In the ■warm, clear water Garronc's Market, meals ami grdcen"n 1;.. 10 ^iricki.'iiiil, Charles, rent ...... 20.88 (AD The world of stage and smiling friendliness of the young j to preside over a dinner table. "Oh yes you do," he grinned. \ on Cccllt’s (orchead.' ------" man. Gaylor, Mrs. George, rent ...... 10 50 r an. Ini.a, rent ...... 10.00 screen today mourned the death ot Jarvis Happ was very much in ‘Miss Milllcent Graves — the Mur­ 15.00 Gcrlch's Service Station, alcohid, gas. etc...... 2 .6.5 S.V've-l.T, Joseph, rent ...... \ ...... William Boyd, w.iusc whose suirstar oiof lai.iufame , '’ ® P'®«ded, ".snap out his element—sparkling, magnetic, der Girl. 9.10 (ilastunbury Knitting Co., rents ...... 10.80 Tayl.ir, howaru I., rents ...... !.]!!!!!."...... ry t 1 ^ 11 • t- I. Of It. If you re jfoing to be secretary witty. Robert Calse had a certain (To Be Continued) 28.00 rose on Broadway and fell in Holly- | to Jarvis Happ. yoS’re going to be Glenncy's, clothing ...... 7.15 Tedfi.iil. Joseph, milk ...... !!!.!'...... sullen air of defiance, as though he tRillmitzci, John G.. milk ...... remplelon. -loseph. rent ...... • 43.68 wood. ■ in the house with me and there’s no objected to the manner In which 6.72 14.00 Gorman, Mrs. Jame,.., rent ...... 15.00 ThoriiUin, Hugh, rent ...... The veteran player, once the lead, sense getting away to a bad start, Jarvis Happ and Mrs. Happ enjoyed 12.60 WESLEYAN ANNOUNCES C.ormaii, riionias, rent...... 15.00 Truirie Eipiipmeiit Coni|>any, billets ...... ing man on the stage for Maude "Under those circumstances,” she the semi-formality of the occasion. 10.00 Gorman. Waller, rents ...... 46.40 Trotter, Fliizel, rent ...... Adams. Mrs. F’lske and Ethel Barry­ said CQoly, " I think it would be best Norman Happ seemed to devote Graham, Thoma ■, iiilIU ...... 16.80 rurblne Sewer Machine Co., seiver roils...... 14.00 more, and who later came to Hol­ for you to leave the room at once.' much of his attention to making 102.90 CHANIXS IN ITS STAFF Great Atlantic. A Pacilic Tea Co iiioiitM »nnne Conipanv. fittings ...... 24.05 Boyd first went into motion pictures, -Milllcent looked at her in per­ the first Incumbent. As far as pos­ 24.40 in the closet, then when she’s gone plexity. Kelluro, Anna, rent . . . ! ...... 14.00 Forrnndo, Peter, rents ...... where he. played opposite Anita sible, Assistant Professor Butterfield 30.00 out in the morning she’d forgotten Kemp's, Inc., washing machine ...... 84.90 Glblln. Mrs. Mary, board and care ...... Stewart. Justine Johnstone and “ About yourself?” she asked. will personally interview all appli­ 91.25 to take It with her. And now, what Kildish. Mrs. Anna, rent ...... 10.39 Glenney Co.. W. G., range oil. pipe, etc...... others of the silent era. "Yes.” Mrs. Happ said, smiling. cants for admission. It Is probable -t ' 285.45 would happen? Would they find It? Klosman. Adolph, rent...... ",...... ■... 14.00 Hartford Retreat, board and c a re ...... “ If you listen to the gossip that that admi.ssion in the future will be 123.3.1 Milllcent Graves dropped Into a KlUel’f Market, meats and g ro e e ile s ...... 599,97 Hublard, J.. compressor ...... "!!!!!! ...... runs around the servants' halls you increasingly based upon personality :■ k .v! • 21.00 chair, crossed her knees and started < ^ i ' # Klein. Samuel, meals snd grorerios...... '...... 897 Husband, John, use of c a r ...... will find that I’m a thoroughly sel­ and promise, and less upon specific 44 64 thinking the situation out. Klelman. Louis, rents ...... 19.2.0 Kilpatrick, James, labor and niateriaV !!!!!!!!!!!!...... fish, unscrupulous, spoiled woman. credits.' H. KnoHa. Arthur A „ rents ...... 9.60 OPEN FORUM She concluded that the notebook ' 30.00 Manchester Lumber Co., lumber, cement etc...... Please remember that you’re not to Mr. Butterfield is the son of Ken­ 110.45 was safely hidden. It would be al­ Kuslowsk. Justlna, rent ...... 13.50 Moore Corp., John C.. binders ...... be treated here as a servant. You yon Butterfield, a former president Kottke, Augusta, rent ...... 13.00 -Morlarty, P. J., rent ...... 14.37 TOWNSEND .MEETING. most Impossible for anyone to find will be more like one of the family. 14.00 o f Massac*v:.”etta State C^ollegc, and KuUgowski Mrs. Lena, meats and groeerles...... 18.00 it, unless they were making a care- And remember that It will be just as later of Michigan State, U lT .lf’ '-. -sal ‘plant'.' i i .' i!!!! i!!!...... 800 LAntieri. G., meats ami groeerles ...... 24.39 McGill. Jr., 'Thomas, enamel ...... ••••• Editor Manchester Herald; Lasalo, Biagto, rents ...... 27.00 2.50 May I say just a word about the Rlrh ■’ n 'n t ^ charges'!!.'!!'.!!!!!!! i i 111 4.97 Lewis. Philip, rents ...... ^ 1"." 71.50 Rich. R. G.. insurance ...... meeting of the Townsend Club on U>ck Joint Ihpe Company, slip lotnt pipe ! ! . ! ! ! . ! ! J i i ...... 264.00 71.56 Friday evening, March 22. Lomas A Nettleton Co. rent .; ...... nr.?,),” " o " ' " , " f ^ ‘’ '‘ Tdwa'rc'Aid iuppil'e'a' i i i i i ” . 7.00 Bralthw .Lite. J. R„ labor and material ...... 187.07 We hope for a good attendance, as Luoss, J. L., meats and groceries ...... 14.30 171.19 cole, Isaac, services as auditor...... there Is an Important bulletin to be •ftT Of the ; Lukas, Charles, meats and groceries ...... 28.99 150.00 read, and a musical program will be Lupacblno, Raffaele, r e n t ...... ,..'.!!!!!!! ...... Co . office supplies___ ...... 27.90 1 14.70 Kilpatrick, James, blacksmith services ...... presented by a brass quartette from , F. W; Luttmann A Son, police signal lights'.'...... 23.85 TIMES SQUARE DISTRICT SO 00 Umerick’ John F.. services as A u ditor...... the Salvation Arm y Band, and Miss i! t^ch , Edward, m ilk ...... Alacri, Jame.s, truck parts ...... 150.00 Grace Adams will play two piano ^j^lUgnell. Cbailez, range oil ...... 10.08 38.13 Manchester Electric Co., electric'iJe'tVlci"! ...... 10.00 solos by Spanish composers. ,HCs|fowan, Ellen, rent ...... 2.023.22 10:50 If there, arc any who are dissatis­ ii^ h le u . August D., meaU and groceries"...... 88.22 fied or dtspleas«;d with the State Old . . . A MODERN HOTEL "ON ITS i^^Kahoney Frank, board and care"...... 107.39 4’ 4.1'+.'' 12.00 Seaman Coal Co., coal ...... W e S ' ...... 47.10 A ge Pension Bill now under much .'’ Manchester Auto Top Company, truck tVtlal'rs...... 332.00 discussion, they are cordially Invit­ TOES" EVERY MINUTE TO AAAKE i. Manchester BuUdlng A L o a n J ^ . , rents ...... 2.29 ed to come to the meeting, ask ^:^Maacbester Construction Co., r e n t ...... 29.00 YOUR VISIT MOST PLEASANT 136.446.91 questions and find out from an au­ lif^anehestsr Gas Company, gas lervlce. etc'.".!! “ ...... 12.60 thoritative source what the Town- Manchester Lock Shop, key fitting eervicas ...... 61.39 700 ROOMS .76 NAPOLEON’S BED send Plan really is. and how it will from ^^Bchaetar Memorial Hoepital. board and c a ii'w lt u r e i...... P«rtal Austrian embassy, ’’Various irork. daily ■> H t ' f i P ' - ■ V" " '.1 ) 1 , V. » J k Jranrh^rtar pmfiic Market. meaU and g r i e ^ .T ...... 1.038.84 NOT FOR FLANDIN 700 BATHS museums contributed antique furni- It Is a gigantic organisation, and ft Gravel, tend, atone and truck uee 109.70 ture. From Complegne came one of is composed for Uie most part o f In­ Trust Oo., BXm rents ...... 131.18 Paris— < A P )— Pierre Flandln, HOTEL CHARLES L. ORNSTEIN, Manager - A , . A 80.20 Napoleon’s favorite beds. telligent clear-thinking citizens, not. Qx. water service...... I!!!!"!""" *’ f .■■•■k. ■ ... ■ . ’ board and oai« 6.83 French prime minister. Is constitu­ Napoleon was called ’The LltUe os ope might think by reading many ftuH. 'mmX, tm i ______60.00 tional successor to Napoleon as head Corporal." U. Flandln, towara a feet. press commjnts, of an aggregation 14.00 of the government, but he can’t tuck 6 Inches. o f ths country’s prise morons. Come 3.50 himself Into the emperor’s historic The bed w m t back to Complegne. and see. ■ j^'ijJffiCopyrlghk 191#, NBA Service...... 10.00 bed. Katharine DeF. Hardy, D.o. w.. laow ...r...... "Gee B.OO Secretary. PARAMOUNT VNoW, wait A tnlnute! Not too many stunts just at flrat,” protests Cecite. shoving firmly off one side of the bathtub with ■ pudgy To equip the new exeiMtlva mon- lure! ...... ••••teataaea 19.00 won, formerly occupied by the Im- Rome, with a population o f » 72,- 96 School St.. Manchester, 46#h Str#«ts West of Broadway, NEW YORK lOt whj>f f)ie looks a little askance at the shifting m an of water that feels so good but somehow Hcem« a little tresriierous, But 000, la tha la m o t eitv ta Italv. March 30. '99. , ' N o tm Lerqu]i_woB‘t peripit to f defeat tbs bin" said Bsaator C. Goa- tello. Republican, of New London. Senator C. D. Shea, Democrat of Hartford said tbe purpose of amend­ ment waa to get It back into tbe House. avr OEiU auLils r A V t/m iE i (DonHoned from Paea One) Senator A. W. O’Connell of Nor­ Seriously Wounds Another And wich asked that amendment be de­ Then Turns Gun On Himself during the debate to have the Sen­ feated. At Mission. The amendment was defeated by SHIRLEY TEMPLE CURVES RUIN ARM D eln fes CoDtioae in Both ate floor cleared of all spectators. M. H. S. Orchestra To Play Local Sport Kebart Noses Out Sjoholm Senator Jonn M. TafL Socialist a viva voce vote. At the State Theater, Sunday, Monday or Tueailay Director EchmaHan Is Com­ 72 CANDIDATES ANSWER,a Yorkton, Saak., March 21 __ of Bridgeport, moved that the floor In approving the measure two Takes Five Charges of Elec­ days ago tbe House added five Simply write your brightest remark in answer to this (A P )—A farmer went wild with FORFASTBALLER, M euire; President’s Plan be cleared, but his motion was over- question; a revolver in the Roman Catho­ A t Cage Benefit Tomorrow By Nine Pins On Y Alleys whemlingly defeated. amendments to i t Failure of the plimented. on Thompson- Chatter Senate to approve these amend­ lic mission here today, killing tricity to KiH Chicago FIRST BASEBALL CALL; Immediately after the vote, was “ Why is Shirley Temple my favorite motion picture ■'j Is Being ModiSed. ments or the addition of any other one priest, serioualy wounding taken, Raymond J. Devlin, Demo­ star?” vOie R esolts. another, and then, facing cap­ COLLEGIAN FINDS Music for dancing at the baaket-.fthe drums. Their dance folio is re- More than fifty bowling fans were.c The Meriden etar captured high amendment would mean sending the piste with the latest popular hlU That football will crowd out base­ treated to one of the beat and clo sT single for tbe evening when he col­ crat floor leader asked In effect measure back to the House a course Submit your bright remarks to Jack Sanson at the thea­ ture by police, shot and wound­ Gangster; Cafan to End. ball benefit tomorrow night at the whether the members would wave ed himself. and they will play from 8 to 1 ball as tbe national pastime In the est matches rolled in Manchester lected 170 in the third game, In which advocates of the bill were de­ ter or Care of The Herald by noon Saturday. First six Eaat Side Rec will be furnished by near future seems to be a poaaibUlty ONLY 2 VETERANS LEFT Wuhlncton, March 21.— (AP) — o’clock. this season at the Y.M.C.A. alleys which he missed two marka. Ke- the right to reconsider the vote to­ termined to avoid. The dead priest waa the Rev. Manchester High’s nine-piece or­ morrow, because it was a day for winners will win tickets to see Shirley Temple in "The So successful has been the course AirangeoMBts Oonpleto U developments in Centru Connec­ last night when Charlie Kebart bart’e beat single wee 155, when he Two giant money meaaurea—$4,- In carpet manufacturing conducted Father Dclforgeo. The Rev. Chicago, March 21.— (A P )— "The NYU Hurling Ace DiscoTers non-controversial measures. After defeating tbe Kramer l ittle Colonel” , coming to the State theater Sunday, Father Bala was wounded. The chestra, It wras announced today by Alt arraagomento for the benefit ticut high schools are any Indication nosed out Barney Sjoholm of Meri­ missed three eparee. BJoholm hit a M0,000,000 for relief and S2.000.000,- amendment tbe Senate then accept­ at the Blgelow-Sanford mills In tougheat guy that ever got the hot the Blueflelds A. C., sponsors of the of the trend In the nation’s scbolas- Senator J. Kenneth Bradley, Re­ farmer, who may not live, is have been completed and the com­ den In ten games of nip and tuck triple etrlke in hli third game and 000 for the bonue—today occupied a ed tbe five House amendments with­ Monday and Tuesday. Winners will be announced in Thompaonville iindcr the direction of program to rale# funds to finance tle circles. Bast Hartford High has pin-toppling that left the final out­ Kebart got a double in hie eecond. Ootiielders Fraher tod C all publican floor leader and principal theater Saturday afternoon and evening. Steve Elash. seat"—Chester Navok, 30 years old, That "Mixing’Em Up” Is mittee in charge la confident that it Oongreas grown accuatomed to talk­ out further debate. John Echmaliah, director of the went to hla death In the electrio the trip of Manchester High’s relay will prove an overwhelming success. already announced cancellation of come of tbe match in doubt until the Sjoholm waa the winner on a foe of the bill, replied that he re­ State Trade school here, that a ban­ According to the police atory, ing In 10-dlglt ngiire.'. Senator George C. Culbane, Elash entered the Ruthenian I team to the Penn Relays next The program will start promptly at Is baseball schedule In favor of last ball waa rolled. games basis, six to four. served his right on the subject. Democrat of Waterbury moved the quet in honor of the first graduat­ ch^ r at the county Jail today but month. spring football training and we un­ Powliri(^ to Form Nacloot of Coi-aed the next Tuesday. Advocates, how­ ing something to get the issue dia- posted bonds of Mrs. John Bensche, 08 Florence leegue pitchers, end reported thet 'TU make up for that this year,” . . . . 77 88 01—256 ers a good deal of promlsinf mate­ no one should be asked to leave the (A P )—The House romped through street this is only a slender possibility. At When Joe Jacobs with his big black H. Oaugl .. . . . 8 9 omnibus banking bill pending in ever. forced through a motion yes­ poaed of. I have voted in the past $2,0(10. The New Haven man will be whUe me triceps (large muscle at EDITOR’S NOTE: Thie ta en- said Simmons. “I'm going to lead Bradenton, Florida — Having 87 75—231 rial between now and tha opening chamber." its busine.ss in short order today, Mrs. J. McKinney, n Laurel the American League In hitting or a meeting of C.C.I.L. high school cigar strolls down the gangplank H. Flavell . . . . 81 88 of tha season. Congreas. terday to have the bill starred for against present cash payment and I arraigned in Police Court here to- back of uppar arm) strength was otoer of a series of atories from principals this week, it was indicat­ emerged victorious over Babe Ruth 86—255 Hogan asserted "No one Is going paying three bills and receiving INDUSTRIAL EMPLOYMENT morrow. street know the reason why. I can’t prom­ E. Armstrong .. 89 80 75—244 Season's Schedule Called a Mystery to be corrupted by the presence In action today." numermia committee reporta. am re^y to stand by again on that poof, he had powerful development big league training camps. The ed that all schools with the excep­ of the liner Manhattan today he’s and the Braves, the Cardinals today Bradley declared that the propon­ point but I do hope we can do aome- Searched at the police elation, . Mrs. Josephine Sagllo, 18 Eldridge ise how many home runs I’ll hit, but . Rockville High and Ektst Hart­ Maxwell Brandwen, New York at­ this chamber of our citizens. Look­ Immediately after adjournment, street. of his biceps. He attributed It to his subject is the CDticago White there will be plenty of ’em." tion of Eaat Hartford would con­ due to march straight to Madison ivere set to crack down on Bill Ter­ ents said the state would receive thlng that will be measurably sat­ Marchetto produced a number of Sox. ry and the Giants. Managei Frank 407 418 438 1263 ford High are the two schools that torney who said he represented an ing around I see many membera of scores of Houac members trekked to SHOWS GREAT INCREASE Mrs. C. Borello, 820 East Middle OTO seven years of curve-ball pitch­ Until somebody can beat him tinue to play baacball, although Square Garden and go into a huddle have dropped from the schedule independent committee of Missouri the Lower House here and as a for­ $1,000,000 in revenue which, he add­ the Senate to be present at the bat­ isfactory to both aides." treasury balance tickets. ing In high school and college. Middletown did not come out with with Matchmaker Jimmy Johnston, Frisch nominated recrultt Ray Har­ ed, means that at least $30,000,000 Turnpike. By ERSKINE JOHNSON out of the Job, Mule Haas will play since last season. It ia also possi­ - Pacific railroad bondholders, charg- mer member of that Houac, I have tle on the racing bill. A "compromise” proponent waa right. Bay RadcUffe haa first call a definite announcement one way or perhaps to clarify the Garden's rell and Dick Ward to pitch. Both BIG LEAGUE muBt be bet. Representative McReynoIds (D Miss B. O. L^rdall, 92 Hudeoa NEA Senlca Staff Correspondent the other. ble that Middletown High may d ^ before the Senate Interstate Com- a great deal of sympathy for its Concurrence waa voted on two 200,000 More Workers Get street. U Haas slumps. place in the comically complicated Dizzy Dean and the Cardie showed a (Charter Oak Alleys) clde to abandon Its baseball ached- BMrce committee the Van Swerin- membera. We shovilil conduct our Bradley taking the figure of Tcnn ), close friend of the Admin­ heavyweight boxing championship right-about-face in form yesterday The ValvoUne C o., won the 6th $100,000 aa bet on five races said Senate bills, one continuing the Ad­ Jobs in February; Wages Mrs. William Person, W Nortnaa Tw o recruits are after Simmons’ ule in the near fut'jre, tn which g ix a of Cleveland caused the Mis- business under the conditions as istration, whose bill was drafted by Pasadena, March 31.—Filled with old Job In left field. They are Ver­ The trend toward elimination ot picture. in winning from tha Braves, 5 to 4 round money by taking 2 games the machines would get 41 per cent visory Council to the State Banking the veterans administration. Are Up 11 Millions. MUNITIONS INQUIRY street. DAHONA’S BEACH event Manchester will make an at­ aour^Paclfic to buy $3,000,000 worth they arc." Commissioner and changing the per­ the old ambition to break what ap­ non Washington, purchased from baseball from scholastic athletic ae- Jacobs ia returning from Ham­ from Olbaon’s (Sarage. Mikolelt hit tempt to book another opponent on while the winners would get only Mrs. A. Theodore Anderaon, M tivUles la due entirely to the lack of I t s 'q ^ stock in the fall of 1930 Koutlno Ruslnena sonnel from five to seven membera, 1^ ** Lhe floor Ridge street. pears to be a lifetime lease on the Indianapolis, wbere be batted .367, burg, Germany, where he watched West Palm Beach, Fla.—Manager high single of '186 and Twarontte Middletown’s dates. and “WHV it was bought is a mystery The Senate, Us gallery crovi’ded, about 60 per cent. when McReynoIds arose to discuss Washington, March 21.— (A P )~ of revenue from gamee. Virtually former Champion Max Schmeling Rogers Hornsby today was no near­ hit high 3 string for 392. The Oak who arc appointed by the governor An increase of 200,000 workers in Ebba Glenney, 88 Washington American League cellar, Cffilcago’s and Bud Hafey, who hit .832 for the The complete schedule followa: up to the present time." waded through Its nmtino busine.sa Half Profits. his. plan, under which negotiable INCLUDES BARUCH STILL TOO ROUGH Pacific Coast League Missions. all tbe schools in the C.C.I.L. have belabor Steve Hamas. He and er than be bad been at tbe start of at. Tavern took 2 gamej from "Perhaps pari-mutuel Is the best The other measure permits the Industrial employment from Janu­ street. White Sox once again are tossing April 27—Bristol, away. Striking asrichman's income down quickly to clear its decks for the Interest-bearing bonds would be ex- Washington has been smacking conducted baseball at a financial Johnston will talk about Inducing the spring tialning season to the Wilkie’s Dairy. Conran hit high May 4—Meriden, here. way but under that sy.stem the ma­ city of Bridgeport to construct a changcfl for the adjusted corapensa- ary to February waa reported today Winners Thursday. baseballs around Brookslde Park loss in recent years, recelpU from fronn $100,00800 or imprisonment of "not more reached, and I think one should be mist and writer, to strip war prof­ Mrs. Joseph Bala, 88 Chestnut “ We’ll give a better account of Dietz ...... lnb,taeasiirc and to renew the argu­ nothing to prevent Sunday racing. pronounced in the durable goods Beach, shaking bis head for the last doivn to defeat before the Manches­ tivities in this direction. This is due land Schmeling for a big show, the burgh Pirates 20 times, befc're meet­ .. 92 117 105—314 than three months.” reached before interest on what iteers of all but a bare living was street, flowers. ourselves than the experts think,” ing the Cubs three times in Chicago. Wilkie ...... ments which hac- He declared there was nothing in group of industries, employment in­ time, wras all that remained today says Jimmy, simply. ’’Our recruits ter American Legion Rifle team in to the fact that in a number of likelihood developed that ho would ..103 95 107—305 !N MAT CONTESTS the bill to prevent licensees from Two bills affecting Stamford were they have borrowed eats up the bal­ creasing 4.8 per cent over month's substantially endorsed today by the Mrs. H. Grant, 94 Haynes street, cases a coach handles both football not come to this country at all and Knofla ...... — 110 105—215 forc iXtn tile Judiciary Committee. killcil. One would have permitted ance of the bonus.” silverware. o f Sir Malcolm CamptteH’a seven this year are much more impres­ a Charter Oak League ahoot held hav'ng agents. "This betting will interval and payrolls increasing 11.6 Senate munitions committee. Flynn at the Pearl street range, here last and baseball. might meet Baer in a title bout in Oakland, Calif.— Chuck Klein, F. C. JUUL PASSES Devlin \tormed the bill reported municipal ownership of the Stam­ Mrs. Harry Johnson, 18 South (veeks of discouraging efforts to lift sive than last season’s crop, and not be confined to race tracks," he McReynoIds explained that under per cent. In the non-durablo goods night. It was the ninth straight Berlin. who cost the Chicago Cubs around 391 551 343 1483 favorablyNby the Judiciary commit-, ford Water Company and the other this plan a veteran who held an announced it would be in legisIaUve Main street, doughnuts. man's speed on land up above 800 If three or four of ’em come said, 'This bill which puts a veil group, gains of 2 per cent in em­ form not later than Tuesday. victory for the Manchester team and Here’s a case in point: Coaeb Beating Jacobs off the gang plank $100,000, probably will be used as • tee "aa onc^hlch covers the altua (irovlded a $5,000 salary for the adjusted compensation certlflcate Mrs. A. Grimason, 255 School miles an hour. through, it’s a cinch we won't be But Mercier Won’t Ha?e Ai^ 85TH BIRTHDAY tion thoroug of purity around race track gam­ ployment and 4.4 per cent in pay- Hla proposal for ta.xlng Industrial groping around in the cellar in those victories the team haa shot Tom Kelley of Manchester High hae by 24 hours, Paul Damski. Euro­ part-time player this season. Mana­ Gibson’s Garage (1) bling will permit betting any place, town clerk. It was explained that with a 1945 value of $1,000 would roolla were shown." street, doughnuts. He had no hqpe that tbe beach charge of both baseball and foot­ "My personaK opinion," he said. tlic cities and boroughs committee and personal incomes in war-time that has dented him all this time, again." for an average of over 900 a match, pean fight promoter and manager ger Charlie Grimm has decidsd to MIkoleit ...... 101 102 156—359 "The objection to gambling, to get $750 In negotiable bonds and Of the 90 manufacturing indus­ Mrs. Wallace Tracy, 61 Washing­ ball. The Bchool decides to continue of Walter Neuael, brouglit over re­ “is that this blirsbi one In the na­ did not feel the city should have to finance the war "as you fight” though he challenged its roughness In fact. Manager Dyke* says he the score last night going to 918, start the National League season Katkavsek .. ..111 107 100—318 Tune for This Pastime lotteries, to slot machines is not a $18,24 In cash. By 1945, however, tries surveyed, 7" reported increases ton street, ice cream. both sports. Kelley, of course, must ports that Schmeling la having a Magnuson . . . Frederick C. Juul of 21 Edmund ture of sport and ^ t in the nature control over a water supply which those interest bearing bonds would was especially approved by Senator Dorothy Powers, 208 Charter Oak once and set a new mark of 270.810, hae but one large worry. Tvin of H. Cude shot for high score with a with Klein, tbs circuit’s Isadlng ..116 98 108-322 o f gambling. It Is of the very moral wrong, it Is a crime. in employment and 76 gains in pav- Vandenberg (R.. Mich.), as striking his green youngsters are pitchers, total of 194 last night. devote his attention to baseball, comparatively easy time building up hs-tsman two years ago, in right Anderson ...... 111 112 142—366 street, celebrated his 85th birthday "If this bill passes the Senate to­ waa distributed to adjacent towns. have a value, he said, of $993. roHs. ' ■' street, 4 loaves Bond, bread. would capitulate In the last 34 hours while East Hartford and Middle- few bills thot has corns before you Other Bills Kllkal. at the economic heart of the war and of the 15 (lingers who sit Tha scores: a sizeable bank roll in the Father- field when right handers work Against Don George. Tuesday. He received calls and day the only hope is the governor's "So the veteran who didn’t sell probiem.” Mra. Caalin, 126 EldridR;e street, ha can stay hero this year, and give town and possibly some of tha other land. which contains no ri-quest for Other bills killed by the House his bonds would get only $7 less cake. him the perfectly smooth, hard sur­ down at dinner every night in the Manchester against tbs Cubs, but with Frank 439 419 506 1364 numerous messages of congratula­ veto. Certainly the House and al­ "GcncraHy it la endorsed by the P 8 schoole devote their attention to “Schmeling, I think, ia too smart tion, and in the evening, bis sons money, no request for an ^p rop ria included: than his certificate would bring" Mrs. Lillian Morgan, 25 Oakland face he needs to drive gigantic Chlsox camp, they are the only K OH—Tl. Demarss on ths Job whsn ths op- ValvoUne OU Co. (3) tion."- ^ most equally certain the Senate committee." concurred Senator Nye hurlers who hold their forks in H. <^ide. Sr. ..48 48 49 49—194 football. It means that the rivals of a business man to fight in this coun­ position sends out southpaws. and daughters, a number of whom never will pass It over hla veto. Prohibiting destruction of certain he added. ABOUT TOWN street, pie. Blue Bird at this rate of five miles F. Anderson . .. 94- 13£ 120—336 Hartford, March 21.—AI Mereitr, fViiild Ite Ke|mtlMl (R.. N. D.), as the session recessed their left bands. J. Atvsa ...... 4 9 48 46 44-187 ths Red and White will be a Jump try again,’’ said Damski, "If he Howard ...... live in town, called to felicitate with "I defy anyone to say that the wild flowers. The bill was deemed Gladys Morrison, 18 UHey street, a minute—a mile In 12 seconds flat ahead, and a big Jump at that, of ..115 101 120—836 who meets Ed Don Georgs df Mloh- Devlin argued that the revenue of until Tuesday when Bernard M. Richard Beck and John Michaels M. Donss .. ...4 9 49 44 43—184 eome over here for a fight, half bis New Orlsans— Quaehita Baptist Twarnite ...... 131 133 him. A year ago, while some of Mr. Chief Executive will sign It." too drastic. During the past several week.# the vegetables. May Give Up Trial Manchester when the grid eeason purse would go to the government, 138—393 igan In ths feature match of tha ' states which have legalized pari­ Providing penalties for making a Baruch is expected to testify. are the recrulte with the sup­ H. Madden ...4 7 48 48 89—177 College at Arkadeipbia, Ark., has Schubert ...... 119 lie 136—371 wrestling show at Foot Guard kail Juul's children were here from the After Bradley ceased speaking park department tree w'orkers have Baruch, a New York financier, re­ Mrs. C. E. Colton, 125 Pitkin The wind was from the south and P. Newcomb ..49 46 44 37—176 rolls around In the fall. To this de­ managers, trainers and so on. In mutuel betting has been cnhanc^ false statement about a hotel. removed 12 trees along the north street, sausage. posedly good left arms. Bock, a given another sen to organised base­ tonight, haa been devoting much o f - West he entertained with a family by such legislation. He told the Secor offered an amendment re- cently was appointed by President west, veering at times to ths north­ complete stranger to Dykes, halls partment such a state of affairs Germany It’s different. He Is his party at the Country clubhouse. He mlring a licensee to pay the state’s Appointing a commission of five SEEK CHANGES side of East Center street and re­ east but it held no promise of doesn't seem fair. We believe that own manager and keeps 100 per ball. Joe Strickland, fresh from the 469 472 504 1435 his time In hla recent bouts here to Senate also that he adhered to the Roosevelt to head a committee to f r ^ the University of Colorado 918 dismantling the ring. la enjoying good health, loves a snare Into the commission "forth- persons to regulate the waters flow­ moved deadwood from 31 trees prepare a plan for ta.\lng excess smoothing away tbe rough spots, coaches In this predicament will cent of his share of the purse." Alma Mater oj Travis Jackson, ths theory that within two years it waa ing into Cove Pond. and has yet to prove his worth. MIddlefleld On several occasions of Utto the] game of setback and takes much In­ wltlK" Park Superintendent Horace F. profits out of war. He has present­ levelling the bumps, sweeping to sea P have a legitimate cause for com­ Damsld poohpoohed reports that New York Giants’ Infielder, reported SOUTH METHODIST found that the bill affected adverse­ Repealing file charter«f the Gran­ Murphey stated today. Low branch­ STRACHEY DEFENDS Michaels has eaten at the Sox S K OH—n . to the Cleveland Indians yesterday. rugged Springfield metman terest in all that Is going on. He is ly the morals of the public. It could Devijn said ho believed the gover­ IN STATE LAW ed a report to the President which tbe red coquina sand that makes the spring training board before, and V. Dsly . .. .'..49 48 45 44—186 plaint against spring football t r a i n , Walter Rothenburg, German pro­ (YJd.C.A. Alleys) making his home with his daughter. nor would appoint commissioners ite Bay Civic Association of Bran­ es on 22 trees were cut and eight will be transmitted to the Senate. surface slippery, ^fter low tide ing. Time alone will tell. moter and hla former partner, plans Strickland playod four Innings of the Team No. 8 (4) knocked down the ring posts until :., be ro|)oaIed by the next General A»- ford. Jimmy sairs he’s pretty handy at C. Packer . ...4 8 46 48 45—185 the fans have come to expect this Mrs. Carrie Anderson of Edmund who woiihl see that the state got ita trees were treated for old wounds. He was chairman of the World War about 2 p. m., if the answei still C. Crooks . to stage a Bacr-Schmeling title bout game with New Orleans and made C. Gill ...... 83 118 118 319 acmbly. Providing penalties for setting off SELF AS RADICAL tossing the ball where it ahould ...4 9 46 46 39—180 as an “extra edded attraotloR.” Street. money. \ One tree in the area noted waa Industries Board. was no, Uis mechanics were ordered E. Bascom . ...4 8 We are emphaUcally opposed to In either London or Rome but said one hit. B. Holman . . . . 107 87 84 288 "We are entitled" he contended stink bomba in theaters. It waa TO HEIP AGED oabled as a protection against split­ go. The lad pitched 'em ‘ for 46 45 40—179 Even after Ed Hurley bad tbe ring v m .. "to try this thing out." "lasting Time” •, The gray-haired and trim-figured to start crating the seven ton racer Rochester In the InternattonsI H. Handley ...4 9 48 43 80—169 the elimination of football in favor thers ts a good chance he may put W. Holman .. . lie 118 114 348 Senator H. 5L Bradley of Derby pointed out tbe present laws cover ting (Oontinoed From Page One) Tampa, Fla.—Ths CincInnaU Rsds fortified, AI emote It a blow, dowR f Senator- Kenneth H. Kramer, Re­ (Oontlniied From Page One) Flynn finished his third day on the for the trip back to England. League last season, winning 16 of baseball in high schools, as It’s on the show in Berlin’s Olympic F. B u r r ...... 98 93 111 304 sold he did not BBlieve the bill would this situation. stand with an e.xplanation of the our bellsf that baseball offars much stadium. were scheduled to erots the Gandy E. McKinney . . 133 90 95 307 It went and there had to be tlm4 o u t: publican of Wethersfield, offered an Imposing more stringent penalties Through an exchange of property (Campbell wasn’t ready to discuss games and losing 10. 899 until the damage cotild be repaliad. -A TRADE SCHOOL NOTES amendment providing that after result in large revtaues. He protest plan by which he proposed to take Chiaego office of the Bureau of Ira- the subject today, but It seems more But if both fall to make good, more to a boy than does football. Baer GIsTn Oiler Bridge into St. Petersburg today, od tiYc offering of the amendments tor the fraudulent drawing of a enumeration o f persons between the with the HoH Investment Company. industrial earnings to finance the mi/rratinn, explained today’s session T o ta ls...... Mercier womt have any Umt to ] granting permission for a track, no ages of 21 and 64 inclusive.’’ than likely that he will not attempt Dykes says he win secure two OON(X>RDIA BROTHERHOOD It is a sport' that ha can play and Rothenburg already has offered for a return visit with tbe New . 526 608 532 1566 aa "wasting time." \ check. Cornelius J. Foley today took pos­ war instead of resorting to issuance as a "fact finding inquiry," In which enjoy for the greater part of bis Baer $300,000 for the overseas fight York Yankees. Ths Yankees had to Team No. 3 (0) give to this pastime tonight tor IM ' town ahall revoke. the permit for Soma OompensBtton - another speed run here but instead lefties through the waiver route. LEAGUE I two years. The amendment wasNlefeated. Favorable Reperts. session of the residence at 49 Scar­ of bonds. Strachey will be quesUohed on what lUe. How many of those who play "They could accommodate up­ go 13 innings to beat the Dressen M. Hewitt . . . .. 96 101 108 305 will be tangling with Hid Don ( The regular weekly assembly was Bills reported favorably In the The Finance committee also rec­ borough Road which George Hoo­ will go to the salt beds of Utah, per­ (Cliartor Oak Alleys) George, former heavyweight chan-: held this afternoon with Mr. Uns- "There is no necessity for this Secor then offered anoUier amend­ He coupled it Aith a warning that he ha.s said while in the country and "1 don’t Intend to go through on Manebester’a semi-pro teams and wards pf 125,000 people In the sta­ crew, 13 to II, yesterday. H. Robb ...... 83 99 104 296 ment providing that “ no\ltccnsee House were: ommended that some compensation ver. former manager at the State haps this July, in his quest for the pion, and that is a full ntght'a work \ Jfptth' supervising engineer with amendment" aald Senator Devlin. an unfriendly administration "play­ specifically on whether he has “ad­ 300 miles an hour he,insists: he’ll the season without a couple of the amateur teams started to play dium,” Damski said, "and In view of J. Dickson .. . 91 93 109 292 shall receive more than 10 p^r cent Providing for a change In the par be allowed the property tax collec­ theater, leased before being trans­ ing in with the profiteers" couid' Tale took 3 out of 3 games from for any grappler. George baa idags The Travelers Insurance Company . "1 have no intereat In the bill" tor for collecting the $3 head tax. vocated the overthrow of the govr drive before be retired. good left-handers on the pitch­ in high school 7 MosUy aU, ero’d the publicity and millions of dollars Lakeland, Fla.—After dropping A. Holman . . . .1 0 3 97 103 803 of any meet." value of the capital stogk of a cor­ ferred to Springfield. The Scarbor­ "upset the whole program.” As eco- ernment by force and violence." the Navy. E. Knofla bit high sinirle S. Nichols . . . been rated among the half ‘ as the speaker. said Senator J. Kenneth Bradley ol It said on this point: First the car will go bac’< tc Eng­ ing staff,” Dykea said. "Most of say. There are hundreds of argu­ In business it would attract the Ger­ two in a row to National League .. 88 99 98 .283 "I don’t think the state of , poration by a two-thirds vote of ail ough Road property was exchanged nomto advisor to the committee he The government would contend, . of 138 and high 3 string for 313. ments in favor of baseball, very few man government undoubtedly would topnotchers in the heavyweight 1 N ^ t week the Athletic assembly Westport, Republican floor leader, "This act fails to provide for any for the property at 15 Proctor it land for overhauling and fresh tires, the hitting strength In the Amer­ clubs, Mickey Ctocbrue and his De­ necCcut la. hungry for a bill or shares. urged that safeguards against was said, that to espouse Commun The Army took 3 out of 3 from In support of football. gladly underwrite ths expense.” Totals ...... 471 488 522 1481 flight. Ue has met and (Isfsatod’! will be held. Letters and medals will adding "that it la contrary to Re­ compensation to the property tax Road, of which the Hoi! Investment the latter having developed weak­ ican League is left-handed, and troit Tigers are home today playing practically every one of the publican policy. However people duly opposed to It." said Senate; Providing a penalty at from 2 to wrecking the scheme be kept in the .ism was enough to warrant depor­ if we are to see Ught this year Penn. J. Relmer hit high single of Damski Is here to establish a be presented to basketball and Blackall of Hartford. He answered 20 years for burning dwellings. collector for the duties imposed on Company is now owners. bill. nesses at 275 miles an iiour that 123 and Kulplnsky hit high three host to Babe Ruth and tbe Boston liners and waa one o f the big e hockey men. who Invest $1,000,000 or $1,600,000 him. Since the salary of the prop­ tation, on the theory that it was one or more good southpaws must "nie postponed game between the boms for his wlfs and their sons, Team No. 1 (4) Bradley’s charge that the bill waa I^vldin g for 66 Jurors in the "There is always a wave of piety must be remedied. Then Om pbell string for 829. Braves. After dropping a 9 lo 8 con­ of matmen to wear the lai should not have their investment erty tax coUector la frequently fix­ prima facie evidence of a desire to show us tbe way." British War Veterans and the V. F who accompanied him and to seek test to the Pbllilea ycstsrday Mickey W. Harrison . . 182 187 130 389 The Trade school evening classes rushed, by stating there waa not a town of Stratford. Another big setback will be held and patriotism that sweeps over will be back, seeking his mile in 12 Army W. Friche ... champion In recent years. eome to an end tonight Jeopardized by a town vetoing Ita ed by special act of the General As- In Orange hall tomorrow night with overthrow the government to bring Outstaudlng new hurlers In tbe W. will be played Friday n l^ t at 7 some fights for his blonde heavy­ decided to play out bis rookie string, .. 85 106 84 275 action within a short time.” bill on the calendar which called for Permitting S. R. and D. G. Mix- the country aa war breaks out," he about Ctommiinism. seconds, on the Utah beds where W. H an son ----- 77 94 98—269 o clock on Farr’s aUeys. Members weight, Neusel. While the Garden J. Larrabes ,, .. 89 87 93 368 Few wrestlers have ths sembly and since he usually receives cash pri^a for ail winners. A ca­ Pale Hose camp Include Ray and a pair of southpaws, Joe Sulli­ ground of experience - that Qsor He said he believed the amend­ Its taking effect on passage. He soil to construct a seawall at Toke- said, “and that is a bad time to Hayes issued a statement, before man and not nature, makes ths Phelps,- whose 17 victories against W. C u ster...... 103 119 89—311 of ^ t h teams are requested to be was awaiting "the word” from Ja­ T. Chirran . . . 114 98 130 332 read the ralendar to prove this im­ an additional compensation for col­ pacity crowd played at Orange hall course. Nature now is too patient, van and Clyde Hatter will face the has; hs i^ss the cha«.ipioa wrsatl ment worthy of conaidcratlon and ncke. lection of the present personal tax, sweep away the government's arse­ the hearing started, in which he said 10 defeats at St. Paul caused Chi­ J. Lange ...... 87 98 116—801 on hand for tho gpaina. cobs, Johnston had an appointment O. Nelson . . . 118 99 99 316 portance of the bill. Concerning the weighing, sam­ last week and players wishing to nal against the profiteers.’’- too dilatory, too erratic for him and Bambino and his mates today. at the University of Michigan focll would moke the bill more workable. it would seem to be advisable to get tables should be on hand Strachey’s arrest showed the gov­ cago to purchase him; Lee Stine, R. Kulplnsky . . . 97 120 108—825 with Damski who is dickering to A CLEAR COMPLEXION Senator Brennan aaid the oppon­ "My point is that we have got to pling and testing of milk an() cream Cutting a rich man's Income from ernment to be “fearful of the peo­ the majestic Blue Bird. Low M a n ...... 78 90 74—242 match Neusel against Prlmo C ar- Totals ...... 588 527 515 1580 years and then starred In the Ot] permit some local body to fix an ad­ promptly at eight o’clock tomorrow farmed out last season to Mil­ pics. Two years of amateur ' ents expressed undue claim in get­ get down to real business," he said. and providing that the percentage $100,000 a year to $10,000 In war­ ple’s loyalty.” waukee, wbere be won 17 and TAtfiTFUL CHINESE nera outdoors. San Bernardino, Calif.—There’s Team No. 4 (0) "There is nothing in this law which ditional compensation for the per­ night. Last Week’s winners were: time waa described by Flynn aa at least one rookie pitcher on the ling followed tod then the Ruddy cheeks—sparkling eyes— ting a workable bilL of butter fat reported by the com­ formance of the duties imposed by “Apparen'ly the government has lost 9. and Johnny Whitehead, who 442 521 485 1448 L. PhiUlps . . . . 114 113 111 337 compels a man to bet," he declared. Ladles, first, Mrs. George Arm­ “not a serious’’ matter. New York—Out of the Harlem Pirates’ squad who seems headed for into the professional ranks ' most women can have. Dr. F. M. "We arc here to consider the bill,” missioner shall be the legal teat for this act.” the idea tha. we who believe In dem­ won 19 and lost 10 at Dallas. Penn. E. Knofla , . . . 94 96 98 288 I. he said, "why cloud the iasucaT Sunday Situation the sample. strong; second, Mrs. E. Runde; rioting came the atory of a Chinese a regular berth. Wayne Osborne A. Gibson . . . .. 71 90 has had signal succeaa. Kdwards for 20 years treated scores The proposed $3 head tax would third, Mrs. John Johnson; men’s, ocratic institutions aro ao feeble WRESTLING 'Veterans Ted Lyons, Sam Jones, J. Klein .. . . . 7 8 92 75—245 80 241 Every one knows the aim of the Blackall pointed ouL_ that the Prohibiting sale or resale of milk that if we hear other points of view, and Whitlow Wyatt will support laundryman who shared the fears of hasn’t pitched any bltlesc ball but L. Harris ...... 98 103 87 288 Mercier has been taking o f women who suffered from consti- present Sunday law may take care supplant the present personal tax of first, L. Cleveland; second, Robert STREET N.\.5IES IGNORED. P. Relmer . . . 8C 94 74—367 portions in recent monthi. amendment and what Is trying to be or cream from a dairy outside of we rush to arms to overthrow the these boys, aided by Big George J. Relmer . other shop owners that hoodluma he has poise and knows when to be T. Smith ...... ^96 97 91 284 pation. l>urlng these years he of the Sunday situation. McCleary; third. Max Schubert. . . . 9 4 128 99—816 would smash their show windows. Into star bout “spoto" against done. The idea of amending and Connecticut unless the dairy is reg­ The Judiciary committee Is also government,” stetement said. By ASSOCIATED PRESS Earnshaw and Les Tietje, who is M p Klein .. smart on ths mound, so .slanoger Pie gave Ms paUenU a substitute for "If there waa anything In the San Francisco— (AP) — Streets ... 88 90 97—270 Then the Oriental noticed that H o c l< 0 \ ^ standing heavyweights tod istered, Inspected and approved ny Traynor 1s thinking serious thoughts Totals ...... calomel made of a few well-known amending is ridiculous. Let's get expected to strike out of its final in Ctolnatown all carry English Strachey’s wife, Celia, sat outside Cleveland—George Zagariaa, Col­ being counted on to blossom Into W. Klein . ...100 98 104—802 473 498 487 1438 down to business. Either pass or amendments I thought should be in the commissioner. The Sewing club of the Army and a star. Ed Durham, whose ailing negro shopkeepers were painting on about him. to advantage against them. vegetable ingredients, naming them the bill, I would vote for them, re­ draft the commission of five made Navy club auxiliary wYll meet to­ names but emergency relief admin­ the office of the Director of Immi­ orado, won on foul frOm Ernie By ASSOCIATED PRESS reject it. Let the town decide Repealing the act requiring the up entirely of lawyers. Considerable gration. arm kept him out of action in ’34, their windows with huge, white let­ Dr. Edwards Olive Tableta Know gardless of the Houfc-," he asserted. morrow evening at 8 o’clock at the istration officials find that moat in­ Dusek, Nebraska, after one fall 444 497 449 1380 ters the word, “colored.” Canodlan-Amerioan League Len Macaluso, tbs former < them by their olive color. whether it wants a track, and the owner of land to cut down wild car­ opposition was voiced against this habitants of the colony do not use each. is back again. Biloxi, Miss. — Clevelane and P^^*‘^*ulttee abide by that daciaion." "A t this moment, 1 do wish we had home of Mrs. Myrtle Mcttollum, 47 Up went a aign on the laundry: Philadelphia 14, Providence 5. halfback who baa wrestled ■ Theas tableta are wonder-workers rots. provision when it was made public the official names when giving their Trenton, N. J. — Emil Dusek, Purchase of Luke Sewell, vet­ Yale Washln^on celebrated the opening **It sometimes is necessary to other legislation like the Old Age Ashworth street. Members arc re­ "Me colored too.” ^ Tonight’s Schedule BASEBALL many times the past year, dmi) m ths bowels, causing a normal ac- Pension,” said Senator Eccles, So­ Permitting the selectmen of Stam­ last week. addresses. Beckett street Is called Omaha defeated Rube Wright, eran American League catcher, bol­ K ola s...... 87 90 of spring today with their first amend certain acts," said Kramer. ford to make traffic regulations in quested to bring their sewing. sters the catching staff. 89—266 The window was smashed. Canadlan-American League aa his opponent. Bill Longson f iso. carrying off ths wasU and pol- cialist. “ Plain Speech John street," Waver- HOSPITAL NOTES Oklahoma, two out of three falls. Anderson ...... 90 104 Philadelphia at New Haven. major league battle of the training By ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘ TT '‘■a* necessary to amend the the town outside the city, limits after “We’ll 'have some young pltcb- 101—295 Salt Lake O ty, Utah, MMMia matter in one's system. He said he used to be a track boy ly place. “The Street of the Tem­ Roth ...... 1 0 2 90 season. It also was Manager Bucky Yesterday's Besnlts Uve newcomer here but liquor but last session. Amendments a notice and hearing. URGE NR.% EXTENSION. eiw in Phelps, Stine, and I^ ite - 85—277 Harris’ initial lest of the men he ex­ If you have a pale. face. saUow and aaserted there is betting in ple of the Consort of Heaven” and Lillian Blanchard of II North K lein ...... 79 85 01—253 WHOA, JT7MBO Boston (A ) 10, New York (N ) 5. something of a favorite with are engendered to make law more Exempting tbe Connecticut Col­ ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED heaU this year,” Dykes says,' “and' look. duU eyes, pimples, coated every sport. there arc eo many other deviations Fairfield street, John Carroll of 144 S m ith ___ . . . . . 99 91 101—291 SWEDISH SHIPPING pects to do the pitching this year. PhiUdelpbla (N ) 9, Detroit (A ) 6. fane. Ixmgson, young, taigus, headaches, a llsUeso, no- workable. There is a feeling that lege of Pharmacy from taxation. Washington, March 21.— ( A P I - with Sewell behind tbe plate the Atlanta—H. H. Landgrebe, a PASSES CRISIS He nominated Jack Ruzsell and Leon ui* act as passed by the House U O'Oonnell said he never saw a Early enactment of legislation to that checking relief applications Adams street were admitted and Last Night *s Fights — — St. Louie (N) 5, Boston (N ) 4. and aggressive, bids fair to ; yctf feeling, on out of sorts, inac- Permitting the New Haven home hurlers will have real confidence talesman, baa a new story. He was Pettit for today*i tussle and said he not workable. horse race, but that "we should face The engagement of Mary L. An­ extend NRA another two years was keeps a staff of college trained Chi- Mrs. Claribel Carlson of 109 Spruce in his signals.’’ . 457 460 467 1364 New York (A ) 18, (Cincinnati (N ) Oiunt Zarynotre place as ths; - Wss bowels, take one or tivo of Dr. facta. We know there is betting go­ for the friendleae to hold re.ilty up derson to Oscar W. Anderson was street, Mra. Lois Walsh of Middle- Nsi-y driving near Newnan last night Stockholm (A P )—Swedish ship­ Intended to pitch Earl Whitehill and 11, 18 innings. Hartford favorite. Senator Charles P. Rumpf. Re­ to $200,000. urged today by representatives of ® “ The second-string backstop may ping in 1934 virtually caught up to ...— sards Olive Tablets at night for publican of Darien, said he waa ing on and if Oonnectlcut can get announced at a party given the town. John Jones of 69 Benton By ASSOCIATED PRESS L. Hansen ...... 93 89 when his automobUe crashed Into Bobby Burke tn the gams with the PltUburgb (N) 8, Portland PC 1. ^‘dyijeek and note the pleasing re- some revenue from betting then Providing that all cold storage organized labor in a conference with be Bob Fenner, a 300-pounder 88—270 something which suddenly loomed 1929, says a report by the Chamber Indiana tomoirow. >^lUng to vote for the bill because former recently. Miss Anderson Is President Roosevelt, street. Mrs. Raymond Lainc and in­ Okland—Buddy Baer, IJvefmore, C. Weber ...... 90 85 PbUadelphia (A ) 4, House of Charley Strack of let’s have it.” poultry be so marked If held over KKUEF .\5IE.ND.MENT KILLED who bit .395 for S t Paul last sea­ 89—264 up In the dark—an elephant. of Commerce. A total of 18.200,000 it CArriea Loc&l option. the daughter o f Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. fant son of 756 Vernon street were Cal., knocked out Frank Connelly, son and who haa caught Dykes’ Low Man ...... 79 85 Davia 3. meets AI Langedin of g^dlAvaaads of women and men Brennan contended the bill gave 30 days. They went to the White House 85—249 Landgrebe was cut and bruised. tons were declared on incoming Defeat# Ita Purpose Anderson of Finley street and Mr. after another labor spokesman, Sid­ discharged yesterday. Fresno, one. experienced eyes as being a swell J. Adams ...... 87 81 96—264 The name “Bossy” was given to Cleveland (A ) l l . New Orleana Tiny (kilasenn of S;. ' _ Dr. Edwards Ottvs Tablets— ; tbe comrelsalon authority to stop Anderson is the son o f Charles An­ Washington, March 21— (A P) — Sterling, Ctol. — Eddie Anderson, The mahout riding the elephant, a ships, as compared with 16,300,000 cows from their generic name of (8A ) 3. Marshall Mulas.- also ^dT'^ " believe the amendment defeats off race track betting. ney Hillman, warmly defended the The Senate today rejected the La- player. E. Knofla ...... 88 133 101—312 ^ ths»—to keep flt 15e, SOc Contrary to the .lopular opinion derson of East Middle Turnpike. The A well children’s clinic will be Sterling, knocked out Kenny Auetin, _ carnival attraction, was taken to a Id 1038. Outgoing tonnage was 18,- “Bos." Cattle, buffalo, and bison ire ^ Chicago (A) 10. HoUywood (PC) Two falls will dedd»« tM purpeee of local option" he said. oenazorSenator xaiTaft asked V the sUto recovery organization before Senate Follette amendment to add $5,000,- — horoital for examination. 700.000 tons against 16,700,000 In Aad amendment adopted here wlUtoould net any that elephants never forgeL it has young couple expect to be married held at the health center on Haynes Grand Island, Neb. (3). Infield and outfield berths stack all naar-relatlves, and come under Ml tho«idsifiHd ' «gi rsvcBUS- from oS- been found that tbav invesUgatora and contended iU ter­ (X)0,000 for public works to the $4,- 48T 468 489 1889 Tna alanhaqtr Unhurt. 1988. this elaaalflcatlen. in Juno. mination would mean chaos, street tomorrow afternoon 2 Oakland (PC) 6, Chicago (N) 3. strii 880.000.000 relief bilL o’clock. •.4HJ '^l'^ 1!^ I I 'i'iS'W' B J U I C H t it * * C ySN lM G H|EKALD, M A N C H K R K K , OONM^ THUBSDAT, MAItCH H , 1188. 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Most men think their wives get .. .One thing, at least Is to be said l NEVEP*. KMfcW HOOPLt AW~THA;rS . flD VE RIISE “’K around enough without taking flying In favor of the prodigal son. He tripe acroes the ocean all by them- never telegraphed home for money OOOVQ / k T J D D L E ! 'PICKVJE CAKEI eelves .. .Just the same as a woman falls I'VE MEATSD HIW SNOKT A -"-HE HATES Into a man’s arms, men fall Into a MOUTH CJRSAN ATOWLO-UB TO CAPWT Little Cloads woman’s bands . . . The frowm of a - B U N O U E S , LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 LIVE STOCK— VEHICLES 42 APARTMENTS—FLATS— The heavens are so wide critic may be more stimulating than C LA M ‘BAK ES I'-VYON'OER TENEMENTS 63 Case, Eastman Kodak, Standard Oi AN* HE USES r—SBCnON OF « re«r bump- 1933 W ILLY S .SEDAN, 1931 Pon­ FOR SALE—SEVERAL good farm of Now Jeraey and American Tele­ And there is much of blue; the smile o f a friend . . . Eklucatlon WHICH CHIN HE PUTS TH lJost- SLOW-UP IS NOTED Is not wrorth much If It doesn’t teach t h a t c a s e t o •rette. n n d «r pleaw return to tiac coupe, 1930 Chevro.'et coach. horses, also one Guernsey cow, 4 W E AIM TO PLE ASE ; Drop In and N. Y. Stocks phone. Why not be satisfied PY'DDX.E U NO EP.-^TO UD Local Stocks Through blessings do seem fewT you how to Uve ... What a bard Austin Cheney, telephone S189. 1930 Ford coupe, 1929 Nash sedan, years old,, ready to freshen. J. C. see our large heated, rooraa Cut On the other hand, continued ac- CACRRV HIS W hy see the little cloud— world! We can’t even have friend­ N\E HE WAS ON HIS 1929 Ford roadster, 1928 Oldsmo- Scranton.428 Hlllstown Road. Tele­ down expen'c. See Jensen, Johnson cumulation o f Coca Cola, atar per­ 'UAOJNDWr OYER IN STOCK THADING former on Wednesday, brought Does not the sun shine through T ship without all the bother of de­ WAfY TO PtAV AT A blle sedan. Cole Motors—-8163. phone 7852. Block. Phone 6070 or 7635. Ad Exp (FUmlalied by Pntaaiii A Oo.) ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 A ir Redue ...... about a gain o f more than a point Why let it bide and shroud serving It ... The world is ths SO aBTV AOTTERNOON TO TH* c h in k s ! Central Row, Hartford, Conn. You little patch of blue? young graduate’s oyster — if he can STAM P COLUECnONS wanted. 1932 FORD COUPE. 1932 Ford FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat on Alaska J u n ...... In this stock and modest, buying In •RECITA\_ coach, 1930 Ford coupe. 1929 Ford WANTED— PETS— Ridge street, modem Improve­ Allegheny ...... public iitlUtles was reflect^ by get it out of the stew ... Easy lies While craze Is on you can get good 1 P. M. Stocks MANY A YOUNG MAN’S the bead of the man who aaws : ’ price for your old collections. Drop coupe, 1930 Ford roadster, 1929 POULTRY—STOCK 44 ments. Inquire at 25 Spruce street. Allied Cbem ...... SitmtioB b Earope Keeps minor advances in Consolidated Gao, Public Service of N. J. and Am eri­ GREATEST MISTAKE IS TO wood and says nothing when be a line to Stamp Collector, Box 350. Ford roadster. Brown's Garage, 478 Am Can ...... m w Bank Stocks can W ater Worko. Among other MARRY A GIRL WHO NEVER sleeps . . . Very few men would go Manchester for an appointment. Center street. WANTED TO BUY live fowl, broil­ Am Coml Ale ...... ers, and roasting chickens. Any FOR REU'IT—4 ROOM tenement Am Home Prod ..i. Bid Asked Prices at Yeslerdajf’s Lev­ shares advancing fractionally wer« REMEMBERS THAT SHE WANTS broke If It were not for gold bricks quantity. A. Oremmo. Tel. 3441. with garage. Apply 136 Pearl 8 t. Am Rad St S ...... cap Nat Bank A Trust 8 10 Schenley DUtJUers, NaUonal Diattl- A DRINK OF WATER UNTIL SHE and women . .. Moat of the codes PERSONALS 3 AUTO ACCESSORIES— Am Smelt ...... Conit. R iv e r ...... 4S0 ____ lers, and Johna-MonviUe. GETS INTO BED. seem to be alike to aeU at high el; Grabs Are Irregdar, prices. TIRES 6 FOR R E N T—F IV E ROOM flat, first Am Tel and Tel . . . Htfd. Conn. T r u s t ___ 68 62 MADAME DEAN—Readings on all FUEL AND FEED 49-A floor, all conveniences. 27 Walker Am Tob B ...... Hartford National .... 20 22 The snaall boy had been naughty affairs. 50c. Answers all questions. street. Telephone 6764. Phoenix St. B. and T . .. 170 — and was sent to his room as a pun­ GOODYEAR TIRES. Tires, tubes Am W at W k s ...... Guaranteed. satisfaction or no Insnmnce Stocka New York, March 21.— (AP) — SWEDISH YOUNG PEOPLE ishment. He was so quiet that his and accessories. Socony gas and FOB RENT—FIVE ROOMS at 19 Anaconda ...... charge. 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. 500 Ann FOR SA LE — HAY AN D wood. Tele­ Armour, HI...... Aetna Casualty ...... 63 60 parents went to see what he was oils. M. Merz, 141 North Main Stock Place, rent reasonable. Phone The Stock Market limped along at a street. Hartford. phone Rosedale 46-5. Atchison ...... Aetna Fire ...... 46^ 48H doing and found him writing a let­ ruotoffons— street. Telephone 6718. 7265 or Inquire at 21 Stock Place. snaU’a pace today and prices hov­ TO SPONSOR LUNCHEON Auburn ...... Aetna U fe ...... 17 10 ter. Automobile ...... 24 .26 ered closely around the levels of the “Is that a letter of apology?" GARDEN—FARM- RENT HUNTING? Tell us what Aviation Corp ...... previous day. It must be possible for two great Manchester Balt and Ohio ...... Conn. G en eral...... 2 4 4 26«4 Hope -to Raise Fond at Enter­ they asked. OARAOES—SERVICE- DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 you want W Tl take care of It for Hartford Fire ...... 68 60 Paced with Increaaed tension in "If you want 'to know," be re- nations to shake hands. V f c you without charge. R. T. McCann, Bendix —Adolf Hitler. Evening Herald STORAGE 10 Beth Steel ...... Hartford Steam Boiler 71 74 European polltlca and the almost tainment at Church On Sat-i Iplled, ‘Tm writing to the judge to FOR SALE—GREEN MOUNTAIN 69 Center street. Dial 7700. ) Bordens ...... National Fire ...... 68V4 60*4 total absence of constructive devel- urday Evening. a divorce from both of you!” potatoes 6(Jc bu.shel. Delivered. opmenU at home, the market bad Only when you havb worked CLASSIFIED yO E'S GARAGE— Special. Chevro­ Can Pac ...... Phoenix Fire ...... 76 78 FOR RENT—THREE AND four little Incentive to go forward, al­ alone — when you have felt let and Pontiac Sixes. Ctrbon re­ John Waddell, 59 Cooper Hill Case (J I ) - ...... Travelers ...... 396 405 The Young People's society of the ADVICE TO HUSBANDS: You ADVERTISEMENTS street. Dial 4787. room apartments. Apply Manches­ though the extreme lethargy of around you a black gulf of solitude moved, valves refaced and ground Cerro Dc Pasco .... Public Utilities Stocks Swedish CongregatloiuU church will might tell her age and live, but Count 818 AwriaK* wordB lo • tlM. ter Constructiun Co. 4131 or 4279. trading was encouraging to the ex­ more Isolating than that which sur­ *4,50 Including motor tune up. Tel. Ches and O h io ...... Conn. Elec Serv ...... 32 36 sponsor an entertainment and lunch­ you'd better not tell her weight. iBltlaU. numbers' end ibbrevtatloBt Conn. P o w e r ...... 81 33 tent that It Indicated litUe dlstreaa rounds the dying man. and In hope ticb count 88 8 *ord and eompoond 8129. Knox St. Chrysler ...... eon at the church this Saturday eve­ and In despair have trusted to your HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 Greenwich, W*G, pfd, 47 62 selling and the unwillingness of The two travelers had wandered words 88 two words. Mlntmvm oo8t>l8 FARMS AND LAND Coca Cola ...... ning at 8 o’clock to raise funds for own unsh^en will— then only will price ct three lines. Hartford E lec ...... 53 66 shorts to put out new lines. far from civilization and had fallen W W IN D OW SHADE closing out sale, FOR SALE 71 Col Gas and Elec .. the society's treasury. you have achieved. Line rates per dar for tranaUst Hartford Oaa ...... 30 84 The Indecisive movement In ma­ into the hands-of a savage chief. WANTED— AUTOS— at 25 cents each. All high grade. Coml Solv ...... The entertainment will consist o f — ^The late Justice OUver WendeU I CONCERTO ada jor commodities, reflected in the The day following their capture the tCiTertlee Mareb It, Iblt MOTORCYCLES 12 Including Tantlne, Hollands and FOR SALE—FARM ABOUT 10 Cons Gas ...... do.. pM...... 47 61 motion pictures shown by Joseph Holmes. OF Cash Charge S N E T C o ...... 104 i08 minor advance In cotton and irregu­ chief ordered them to go out and Cambrlcr. all slze.s and colon to fit acres, 7 room house, bam, garage, Cons Oil ...... Carlson of Brooklyn, N. Y „ whose SOILED « Consecutive Days ..I 1 ote{ • eta fruit trees, on Oak Grove street. Manufacturing Stocks lar tone of the early grain markets, gather fruit. The first returned % t Consecutive Dayi ..I I etaiII ota W ANTED — GOOD used aars, late your windows on your rollers. 5 Cont Can ...... hobby Is photography. Mr. Carlson There la no sadder sight In the Terms. A. Porterfield. 68 Spruce. Am Hardware ...... 16% 18 H also acted aa restraining Influ­ bearing a plentiful supply of S H i P r n s - 1 Day ...... I U etai II eta models preferrea. Highest cash cents for new rollers. Call, phone, Com Prod ...... ences, and the ragged appearance of Is a friend o f Mr. and Mrs. HJalmar world than aimless, dispirited All orders for Irrecular Inserttona prices paid. Call, write or phone, Del Lack and Wn .. Am Hosiery ...... 20 26 Carlson o f Hemlock street and will grapes. The chief commanded him youth. will be charred at th# one time rate. or drop card, and we shall bring the bond market afforded little In­ H. E. Buckingham, 725 Main street. Du Pont ...... Arrow H and H, com. 14 16 visit them this week-end. He has to swallow them whole.. The —The Prince of Wales. I# Pm m il Special raise f< r ions term every samples. Open evenings. Will put LOTS FOR SALE 73 do., pfd...... 100 — spiration. The return o f more “nor­ traveler burst Into laughter, and day advertising givs upon request. East Hartford, Phone 8-4357. Eastman Kodak ... films taken at the Young People’s them on your windows from 1 Billings and Spencer,. % 1 mal conditions in foreign ex­ the chief demanded to know the Ads ordered for three or sis days dozen up. Capitol Window Shade FOR S A LE —E X C E LLE N T build­ Elec and Mus ...... changes, however, was welcomed. Conference at the Swedish Taber­ I am going to America to improve and stopped before the third or fifth Elec Auto L ite ...... Bristol Brass ...... s i 33 reason. "Sorry,” apologized the StOKC HY SMITH Scorchy Conies In Behind— day will be charged only lor the ac> Co., 46 Capen street, Hartford. ing lot 75x150 ft. on Arvlne road. Although selling pressure was nacle In Cromwell,, attended by my mind. By John C. Terry BUSINESS SERVICES Gen Elec ...... Case, Lockwood and B 140 _____ many local persoiu, and also scenes prisoner, "I was just thinking of — H. O. Wells, British author. . V* ...... (ual number of imea the d appear^ Open evenings. In one of the town’s best sections. Collins Co...... 90 _____somewhat lifted from tobacco my pal. He's bringing cocoanuts.' . \ .-I? •: ed. charging at the rate earned, but OFFERED 13 Gen Foods ...... of Swedish Day at the Century of -A Nice, IlS h • IW n* A r. Al 81^ II Buy now, for the future. Lot to go Colt’s F ire a rm s ...... 28 30 shares, leaders continued to tilt no allowance or refunds can be made Gen M o to rs ...... America is on the verge o f real JUKY BOMBER FOR on all time ads atopped after the at half former price. See C. J. Eagle Lock ...... ig backward with losses of less than a Progress Exposition at CUcago. C A LL V. FIRPO of 116 Wells street, Gillette ...... CORRECT TH IS SENTENCE: "1 economic recovery. firth day. WEARING APPAREI-r— Strickland, 168 Main street. Phone Fafnlr Bearings...... 60 70 point shown by American Tobacco Luncheon will be served by mem­ hate to go out and make whoopee, MV FIRST VICTORY » No "till forblda"; display llaes aot for good service and prompt de­ Gold Dust ...... — Gen. Charles O. Dawes. 7374. "B", Reynolds. Lorlllard and Liggett bers o f the society after the enter­ trying to aold. livery. Range and fuel oil. Ice, FURS .57 Hershey ...... Fuller Brush, Class A . 7 11 s(Ud the young wife, "while the old •NO use eer The Herald will not be reaponalbla Gray Tel Pay Station. 8*4 10'4 and Myers. A crop of rumors pur­ tainment. Tickets will be available boy Is sick." AINAV, BODCY/ tor more than une Incorrect inaertloa wood and dump trucking. Dial NOT A BITE—Win you pay *1.98 Hudson Motors . r . .. porting to give the reason for weak­ at the door. "You wouldn’t call It smart to 6148. Int Harv ...... Hart and C o o le y ...... 80 ’ discard your aces In a card game, ^THlS « -TbO EASY*' of any ai*vertisemem ordered for for a pair of *2.98 pants? Will Hartmann Tob, com.. — 4 ness in this group on Wednesday Chum—What did the old man say more than one time. you? This Is a bet. Jim Nichols, Int N ic k ...... ranged all the way from prospective AUTO DEATHS OF PETS would you? Well, that’s What the The Inadvertent omlaalon or moor* TO GIVE TW O COMEDIES Int Tel and T e l ...... do., pfd...... 23 ______when you asked him if you could American League bos done, discard­ reel publication of advertlalng will be lyghland Park Store. tax Increases to some sort of gov­ START LONDON CEMETERY HOUSEHOLD SERVICES Johns Mansville . . . . Int Sliver ...... 14 jg marry his daughter? ed Babe Ruth, its ace of diamonds." rectlfie only by cancellation of tha do., pfd...... 61 65 ernment Investigation of the Indus­ London. — (A P ) — The number Young Man—Asked me if I could charge made (or the eervloe rendered. OFFERED 1.3-A FOR EPWORTH PROGRAM Kennecott try. The Treasury announcement of cats and dogs which annually ara -Rogers Hornsby, manager of the All advertieemente mutt conform WANTED—TO BUY 58 Lehigh Val R d ...... Landers, Frary A Clk. 32 34 support him in the same style she St. Louis Browns. In atyle. copy and typography with New Brit. Mch., com .. 4',4 6 i,4 that cigarette production In Febru­ martyred to appease road-hogs on did. regulationa enforced by the publish- I}E-UPHOLSTERING of a<.fa.s, odd Llgg and Myers B .. ary was more than 125,000,000 ahead one of the main London bypasses ehalra. moth-eaten 3-pltce sets. I BUY F.VERYTHING saleable In Loew’s ...... do., pfd...... 40 50 COACUY, IN A POWER OfilC FROM efe and they reserve the right to Mann A Bow, Class A 3 7 of the same month last year failed has led a garage proprietor to start THEBE IS A PLACE FOR edit, revlee or .iejec* any copy con- mattresHe.s and box springs reno­ the line of Junk, and live poultry. North Methodists to Present Lorlllard ...... to stimulate much enthusiasm. Flapper Fanny Says: FAR ABOV(, SVNEEPS PAST AMDDOX' tldered object ion hie do.. Class B ...... 1 a cat and dog cemetery. E V E R YT H IN G EDCCEPT TH E ______HtO. U. 8. FAT. Off. vating. E.'itlmatea and Samples William Ostrlnsky, 91 Clinton St. “ Patsy" and “ His Mail Order McKeesp Tin ...... Overnight brokerage opinion uni­ 0 CLOSING IIUI US Claaaified ada to Tel, 5879. North and J u d d ...... 24'4 26 V4 Hla own dog was killed by a car HUSBAND WHEN THE HOUSE nARTLED Pilots,,., re sees maddok Free. Phone 3615. One need not Mont Ward ...... formly counselled an attitude of be published day must be re­ W ife" Tomorrow Night, Niles, Bern P o n d ...... gV4 1014 and buried on vacant ground next IS FIXED UP FOR HER PARTY. IKE A HAWK, MADDOX SWOOPS DOWN ON THE FlAWINa tracer bullets strike the ceived by it noon: Saturdays have wealth to obtain eharming Nat Blsc ...... caution and the inactivity of the to the garage. Since then the num­ O 10:10 a. m Nat Dairy ...... Peck, Stow and Wilcox 3 6 ' HELPLESS BOMBER' tAE-BOMBING PILOT THROWS Puddle of gasoline A sheet of flame resiilta in color. Taste In selection BOARDERS WANTED ,59-A Russell M fg...... ig 23 market Indicated that for once this ber of tombstones has increased un­ Nat Dlst ...... Jerry—^The horse I was riding THE gasoline NOSE OVERBOARD... STARTS TXTCFNG. Q aSOLINE SPURI5 FROM THE Df^OPPEO ENUflOPSS THE TELEl'.iONE YOUR of upholstery coverings can make North Methodist Epworth League ScovlII ...... 19 21 advice was being followed. Only til now there are about a dozen —. wanted to gp one way and I wanted N Y Central ...... extremely modest offerings were re­ ^ ROSE, FORMING A GROWING PUDDLE ' WA.NT ADS. untold beauty In the home. See our FOR RENT— ROOMS. Pleasant members are putting on an excellent Stanley Works ...... 191.4 2IW with epitaphs written by the garage to go the other. samples. M.mchcster Upholstering. location, nca, mills and bus line. New Haven ...... quired to bring about declines of man. Ada are accepted over the telephona program of entertainment tomor­ North Am ...... Standard S c r e w ...... 75 gg Larry—Who won? WASHINGTON TUBBS By Oane OUT OUR WAY at tha CHAilOE RATE given above 218 North Elm ctreet, Manchester, Board If de.slrod. Telephone 5254 or do., pfd., guar...... 100 ______minor fractions to a point In such One woman had her dog interred Jerry—He tossed me for It. By William row night at the church. For some Packard ...... trading favorites as General Mo­ as a eonventen * to advsrtlasra, but Conn. Bu.sy Since 1922. call at 221 Pine street. Smythe Mfg. Co...... 45 — In an oak coffin. Some bereaved pet r------\ r the CASH RATES will o» accepted aa time the young people under the di­ Penn ...... tors. U. S. Steel, Chrysler, American 1 Taylor and Fenn . . . . __ gg owners regularly place flowers on A local scribe exclaims that this rU L L PAYMENT If paid at the buat- rection of the pastor. Rev. C. Homer Phila Rdg C and I . Can, National Dairy Products, J, I. the graves. paae office on or before the seventh APARTMENTS—FLATS— Glnn.s and Mrs. Ginns have been re­ Phil Pete ...... Torrlngton ...... 7314 751, country is now spending more BOfiPb- day follow in g. the first insertion of HE.ATING— PLUMBING- money for face powder than for gun hearsing two one-act plays, "Patsy" Pub Serv N J ...... Underwood Mfg. Co... 64 6 6 ' •aeh ad otherwise the CHARGE ROOFING 17 TENEMENTS 63 Union M fg. Co...... 114 314 powder. Then he admits sadly that KATE will be collected. No reeponat- and "Henry’s Mall Order W ife." Radio ...... MAN'S ivm U S Envelope, com.,. g6 _____ wre are speading more for face blllty for error# in telephoned ada FOR R E N T - SIX ROOM tenement, "Patsy" aa the name indicates Is Rem R a n d ...... w ill be aeeumed and their accuracy GOING TO RE-ROOF? Let us give do., pfd...... 114 _ IH paint than for house and barn paint. PRICE­ cannot be guaranteed. you an e.stlmiite. No obllgatloiui. newly decorated, ample room for Irish and full of charm and wit. It Is Rey Tob B ...... Also applying brick siding. Nichols fli'Wcrs and vegetables. Inquire 58 in two scenes and is played hy Anna Safeways Stores .., LESS VEM INDEX OF Summer street. Sears Roebuck ...... XSKcrSu pii. :: i‘ “ T Teacher—Junior, If you had six N crr Roollng Co., 734 Farmington Ave., -Mae McNeil, Josephine Karlson, J.B.Wil’ms Co. *10 par 57 67 apples and I asked for three, bow CLASSIFICATIONS Kenslngtrin. Tol. New Brlt.iln 4167. Ethel Walker, Eleanor Da-/ls, Geor­ .Soconv Vac PACKA6E FOR RENT- 6 ROOM tenement, . many would you have left ? EMCXJQH TO Reverse charge. gina Dewart, Mac Sloan, Dorothy South P a c ______r. Births ...... A modern Improvements, garage. h a l c o c T i r a n a e o n e e Junior—Six. AT STAKE. SPCEAD o u r Bngagemeotr ...... B Hanna, with Arllne Holmes In the South Rwy ...... Marragea ...... C Rent rea-sonahle. 33 Lewla street. Stand Brands ...... AN' OIT HUI2T Deaths ...... 1> title role. DR. TINKER SINKING SALT. PEPPER AND SPICE ... A H A C K ED ALL Card of Thanks ...... E MOVING—TRUCKING- "Henry’s Mall Order Wife” Is per­ Stand Gas and El .. BY FOUR FOR R E N T— 5 ROOM Hat, upper Stand, on Cal _____ L ife seems to be one continuous la Memorlam ...... F STORAGE 20 floor, modern Improvements, steam haps better known, but very amus­ hoping for tomorrow and regretting RUFFIAMS, Lcat and Found ...... 1 ing. The scene is the nome of two SUnd on N J ...... SAYS LATE BULLETIN Announcements ...... t heat. 85 Hamlin street. Inquire. 87 Tex Corp ...... for yesterday . . . Reputation held WASH AMD Peraonala ...... I YOUR F U R N ITU R E IS valuable. In lonely bachelors In a western town. cheap Is dearly bought . . . The moat Hamlin street. Phone 4857 or 3893. Timken Roller Bear Awlomohtlea moving wo use only furniture pads, The bachelors arc Richard Keeney EASVFI6HT Trans Amer ...... popular pastime of courtship is Automobllea for Sale ...... 4 not quilts or blankets. For that FLAT FOR RUNT at 174 Eldridge and Walter McConnell. Others In Much Weaker This Afternoon POQ.AA.L LMiimTTfT Union Carb ...... love-making—of marriage fault­ Automobiles for Eachanga «•••• S better moving Dial 6260. Austin street, all conveniences. Call 6470 the play are Ruth Tyler, Edwln’Cul- Is Hospital Report— Has Auto Acceasortea—Ttres ..«•••• • Union Pac ...... finding ... Of course It’s a crime to Auto Kcpalrtng—Painting ••••• 1 Chambers, Local & Long Distance or apply 214 McKee street. ver, Helen Walker and Arthur Pratt. Coronary Thrombosis. buy a thing out of town, except WORTH. Auto Schools ...... l-A Moving aim Trucking. United Aircraft ___ Men «'sx enthiiaiaslic on a Maynard Briggi. is In charge of United Corp ...... printed matter . . . On the reverse A.utua-~Shlp by Truch *...•••• • FOR R E NT FOUR rooms, with all lighting effects and Robert Shaw, side of credit there is always debt waxed floor. /^?oWw5iTANDliAS^ z' / Autos—For Hire ...... g PERKETT A O LENN EY INC local Improvements, at 168 Oak street. United Gas Imp . . . . Dr. William R. Tinker. Manches­ c /'two RUFFIAMS <50 Oarages—Service—Storage ...... 10 and long distance moving. Daily stage properties. Mrs. Walter U S Ind A l e ...... ter’s dean of physicians was sink­ Motoreyolsa— Blcyclsa ...... ti Inquire Maples hospital. Schober is arranging for special C30WW. THE THIRD (SR/lBS Wanted Autos—Motorcyclea ... It express to tiartfqrd. Overnight U S Rubber ...... ing late this afternoon at the Man­ Baelaeae aad Profeeetoaal Servlcee service to and from New York. Tel 4 ROOM TENEM ENT, modern Im­ music during the evening, and Miss U S S t e e l...... chester Memorial hospital where he FRECKLES AND HIS FRIEN DS By Blosser A hatchet. Buslneai Services Offered ...... It 3063, 8860 or 8864. provements. 95 Charter Oak, be­ Jfarlon Keeney will supervise the Vick Chem ...... was admitted last Monday after­ Household Services Offered . .. .. I t - A -sale o f home made candy. / Ituilding—Contracting ...... u tween Main and Spruce streets. Western Union . . . . noon with a heart attack. Dr. N. A. FRECKLES, WE'LL DRIVE 10 S riorlata—Nursstiea ....«.•••.•• It Sam Yulyes, 701 Main street. West Elec and M fg . Burr, the attending physician, stat­ WOODLAND MARSHES, BARK THE CAR ' Fuoaral Directors ...... it PUBLIC PASSENGER Woolworth ...... ed this afternoon that Dr. Tinker’s ON THE EDGE OF THE SWAMP, AND tteating—Plumbing—Roofing .m 17 SERVICE 20-A FOR R E N T —3 ROOM modem heat­ ailment has definitely been diag­ Inaurance ...... it ed apartment. In Rubinow Building, POUSH SOCIEn,DANCE nosed as coronary thrombosis and CO THE r e s t of the WAf ON milinery—Dressmaking ..••••• It f tioving—Trucking—S.oraga to IN ADDITION TC SILVER Lone private front vestlbtdo. rear veran­ that he has suffered four attacks OUR HANDS AND KNEES / Public Passenger Service tO-A Bus Line. De Luxe Bii- for lodge da jaffordlng a good view of Bolton JUNIOR SONS OF ITALY since last Monday morning. He had Minting—Papering ...... ti hills. Wm. Rubinow, 841 Main St. PROVES RIG SUCCESS a high fever this afternoon and was Profeaatoaal Servlcea ...... tt party or team trlpa, we also offer Repairing ...... g| 7 paaaenger sedan delivery. Phone much weaker. FOR R E N T—SIX ROOM tenement, TO DISCUSS AcnvrnES William R. Tinker, Jr., and Miss railoring—Dyeing—Cleaning It 3063, 8860, 8864. 'eMntvMutn(vie<.»«e. T.M.Mau.aMT.orr.' ••• " ' V i Tenet Ooode and Service ..•••• t t all modem Improvements, Uve Over 200 Attetid Affair in Turn Marion Tinker, children o f the aged Wanted— Buelneee Se.vloe •••«•• t i minutes to mills, three to trolley. Hall on Stl Joseph's Day — physician are with their father CdheatleMl Inquire at 82 Garden street Tel. dally. (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) v 'O / T.‘M.aeo!u.T Coureee and Ciaaaes...... |i PROFESSIONAL 6723. Plan Another. To Lay Out Summer Program Private Instruction ...... f t SERVICES 22 at Meeting in Club Rooms "Tee—Oople,” yelled the oV cow­ cowboy, "and you can’t be ______^______Oanclng f boy. “It really fills my heart with scorned for that. Musical—Dramatic ...... it Tonight at 7 O'clock. t^ H E HATCHET MAM DROPS, BUT THE FCURTH CONIES Wanted—Instruction ^...... 10 A N N ’S B EAU TY SHOP. 13 Oak The YoCmg Polish People’s so­ FOUR GRASS nRES HERE joy to see you Tinies smiling as I " I think you’d better watch me . O <«H »Y SXA ItSVICC, 1st THE SCOTCHMAM ciety held a successful dance in do another little stunt for you. ^iV-JRUMMIKJQ O U T O F TH E HOUSE WITH A PISTOL. T. M. act u.«. e«T. err. Ftaanrlal street. Room 11. Telephone 7341. do my smart rope stunts. Bonds—Btooka—lfurtgageg m *. t l Turn hall Tuesday evening In cele­ Just alt there and enjoy my show, All branches of Beauty Culture, HEATED Plans for a membership campaign KEEP FIREMEN ON JUMP “ It Isn’t hard, when once you Business Opportunities tt permanent waving. bration of St. Joseph’s day. More but first pick up your hat." SALESMAN SAM Out The Window He Must Gol Money to Loan ...... t l than 200 were present, a number to bo launched April 1, and for the know exactly how you have to By Small Help and .iltaatfaae APARTiMENTS con^g from Rockvtlle. Glastonbury Summer activities, will be discussed throw this length of rope around in And then he smiled, and said, 15 OOR MCcO SPRIMCS- MUPAOeftl A to, F=e.R OOSH Help Wanted—Female ...... tt A "GOOD" PER.MANENT wave la Manchester firemen responded to s u R . e i SAKES^SHOV/e. I eeULAl «JtoOLOTA t-IIMO and other towns. The Fronc and at a meeting of the Junior Sons of air. You ought to try It, once.” "Don’t peep! Poor little Duncy’s WISH To tn y \t o M ? PUSH HAROl TH' ^Hoe WOM’rb o S Tl OKPiVl Help Weoted—Male ...... tt a good Investment. Your hair will 3 Rooms at 1075 Main four still alarms yesterday after­ “I’m game,” yelled Scouty. "Let -CHt oTfieR. oM e? Salesmen Wanted ...... I f . a Rbbak broadcasting orchestra of sound asleep. I think I ’ll play not turn grey prematurely—we use Street ...... $30.00 |ltaly tonight at 7 o’clock In the noon. No. 3 o f the South Manches­ me take the rope, and I ’ll just bet Help Wanted—Male or Female.. 17 only standard materials. Weldon Springfield who played both Polish a trick on him and give him a sur­ Asen.e Wanted ...... |t-A -elubrooms on Birch street. ter department was called first to a I ’ll make my little friends applaud prise. IT MAh' BE t Beauty Salon. Hotel Sheridan. and English airs, made a hit with AWYBOCY WHO'D Situattona Wanted—Female . .. I t their singing of popular songs, cor­ Supervisor Louis Genovesi today fire at Cone and Stephen streets for me. I have confidence galore. "Just watch my rope, 'cause ere DA^BROUS. 1^ •ituatloni Wanted—Male ...... It BUSINESS LOCATIONS urged that all members attend the a grass fire. This was extinguished MONKEY WITH Empinyment Agencies 40 net solos and other efforts to en­ “ I ’ll form a loop and jump right I ’m through, ’twill grab him just FRECKLES, BUT meeting as Important matters are and later another call brought the r iu e U>» r.l_r.al«rr—V.htrir. 1077 Main St., Corner tertain the audience. through. That la, that’s what I ’ll above one shoe. He’ll be a startled IF MY hunch HK3H EXPLOSIVES P®«*—Bird.— p .u ...... 41 JOHN COCKERHAM —Pianos tun­ to be brought up for consideration. sa“ne company to a gyass fire In the try to do. I f I succeed with this U » . Btuck— V . h k iM ...... 43 ed, repaired, rebuilt 28 Bigelow Store...... $30.00 Another Interesting featflre of youngster when he opens up his WORKS OUT, WE IS BOUND TO the program was the assembltng of Steps will be taken to organize a rear of 175 East Center street. The fine trick. I ’ll gladly do some eyes." Foultrj- .ad S uppIlM ...... 49 street Phone 4219. Eldridge St., Store---- $20,00 third fire for the South End de'part- MAh' COME FACE BE TtXJGH f f ' TDD BAD DC w.al.d - p.t. — Poaltrp—.tack «d all present who boro the given nameresl- The fire that claimed the atten­ ahead! Here is my rope," the AFTER//, OHX OMl ueMNl*. HELP SA.SIR.; o o i ^ p l Bulldinc M at.rial...... Wednesday, at The Budget Dept joyed supper together. The Ladies its mark, and then ’twas pulled up society of the Polish National dent of the club and will preside at tion of the Manchester fire ddi>art- cowboy said. Wee Scouty started god and tight. Diamond.--Wat.h.a—^.w .lr. Hot oil shampoo and finger wave BURR- ment yesterday afternoon was a KI.eirteal Appll.oM .— Radio church assisted the young people by tonight’s meeting. whirling it. and what a sight to see. #)• 4» • 75c. Johnson Block. Tcl. 3058. 38 Pearl St., Hartford — 7-7028 grass fire on Doaae street and was One real good Jerk, and Duncy r » » l and F..d ...... '.;4t-A serving a light meal on the evening The Christopher Columbus socie­ He knocked his hat off. to the fell. The bunch then heard the Member 7 atlonal Institute spreading towards the Manchester Qard.p — rarn,—Dairy Pri^dMt. M of the dance. ty, a local benefit orgutzatlon, will ground, and even whirled himself Houi.kold Qoud...... STAR'nNG APRIL 1st. The Maples Real Estate Nlanagement Green road. The fire was extin­ cowboy yell. “Hey. wake up. little FINE. tigehtnery and Tcola as In compliance to numerous re­ around. He looked up at the Tlnles, Hospital will start a tonsil, ade­ bold a regular meeting this Sunday guished without damage. lad! You shouldn’t sleep until It’s Musical Instrureerite ...... ftl 802 W. Center Street quests the committee has promised afternoon In the Italian club on N or­ as confused as he could be. night.” ^ I c e and Store Equipment |4 noids, and maternity clinic. Rates The rain today was a help In put­ "W ell, son. you’re really not so 4522 — 6-8 P. » t . another dance for the first Monday man street. President Joseph Borel- ting a stop to grass fires for a day reasonable. Consulting physician after Easter. good, but you have done the best Wearing Apparel— Fure i f lo will 'be In charge of the session. or two, at least. (The tumblera entertain the Wanted—To Buy ...... ***** gj and registered nurse In attendance. you could," exclaimed the friendly Tinies in Iho next story.) LLm y XS),€) »w« n wxA mviex. ii»t V m. sit * ^ * * —*^ **^..**^*~9~ BreeMs ^ ^ Reetanraata GAS BUGtHES The Proof Is In The Papers By Frank Beck REPAIRING 23 ALLEY OOP On Their Way I FOUND THAT TOY PtST• Ftoparty tor kata . . . . . t! WANTED— EXPERIENCED girl I I THEM ^----- Daad tar kaU t i for general housework, to stay m r l a l . »•••••••• ^ghU . Apply in person at 89 Stephen street

AnHitm fa—I BHtaw HELP W ANTED— MALE 36 iReid The Herald Advs. W a n t e d — m a n to represent us In this vicinity. Nichols Roofing Com­ pany. Box 366, Keniliigton, Conn. M i J-Jtf T. M.mg u. a. pat, oea