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CHAPLIN OWES BRING ON YOUR MUSTANG! W n W R A W B E L U. S. A MILLION EXPLOSION IN DRYS JUB ^SHANGHAI Treasury Officials Start Probe ON CITY NAME of Film Comedian’s Income; ENGLISH MINE O M V I . Back Taxes Due. FROM ASSEMBLY Washington, March 1.— B i n 52 MEN IN S E N A T E J Charlie Chaplin’s meteoric flight to fame from the slums of London to a pinnacle of SOCIETY GUTTERS Ten Bnildings Near Arsenal Chamber of Commerce Com­ fllm-comedy Is being written Nearly 100 Others Rescued; Into the records of the Treas­ Marshal Their Forces at ury Department. Destroyed — Exploding mittee Makes Recommen­ Special federal Investiga­ All Hope Abandoned For Capital Today to Put AT MASONIC BALL tors have been sent to New York and Los Angeles to con­ Bullets Endanger Lives of dation as Fight For Pas- duct an exhaustive probe of Entombed Miners— Roof Stronger Teeth In Vol­ Chaplin’s affairs in order that his federal tax liability may be Falls Blocking Exits. Premier Social Affair Here Fire Fighters— Military ' sage Seems Lost. determined, it was learned to­ stead Act; Stop Filibuster. day. Chaplin already Is under Attended by Largest Situation Unchanged. The Manchester Chamber of bond of nearly a million dol­ Ebbw Vale, England, March 1.— Washington, March 1.— Flushed Commerce committee on City Class- lars to meet a huge tax as­ At least fifty-two men are entomb­ by a major victory for prohibition Crowd— List o f Gowns. VJ sessment levied by the Bureau Shanghai, March 1.— An out­ iiication voted last night to recom­ ed in the CWW mines, with all hope on their cloture petition. Senate of Internal Revenue immedi­ of their rescue abandoned. break of fire n^ar tlie Lugwha ar­ mend that the city bill now in com­ ately after the sensational di­ drys pushed forward with de­ Nearly a hundred other miners Over four-hundred were present senal on the outskirts of Shanghai mittee in the present General vorce suit was started against termination today In their fight for have been brought to the surface at the Masonic ball in Cheney hall caused panic conditions in part of Assembly'be withdrawn before a the film funny man by Lita reorganization of the enforcement Gray Chaplin. suffering from gas. last evening, the largest number the native city toaay, detracting hearing is called. Representative unit under the civil service code. After the examiners reports The tragedy was caused by the that has ever attended the annual from the general tension of the Miss Marjory Cheney was present are considered by Commission­ The Anti-Saloon League looks at the committee meeting last night explosion of gas in one of the dance of Manchester lodge. It was military situation. er of Internal Revenue D. H. chambers of the mine, and the pres­ upon the measure as the most vital and said she would abide by the Blair, Chaplin will be handed the last Masonic dance In Cheney Fusing of an electric wire is be­ ence of “ after damp” made it nec­ Implanatlon of teeth in the dry act a bill by the Treasury for hall as the Masons will hereafter lieved to have been responsible for committefe’s wishes. Miss Cheney essary to stop rescue work at 1:30 since passage of the Volstead Act probably a million dollars, al­ this afternoon. hold their annual ball In the spaci­ the fire, which destroyed ten out­ introduced the bill in tke Legisla­ six years ago. leged to be due on back taxes. 85 Men Rescued. buildings of the arsenal. Fears of ture and stated emphatiWl’y last Chaplin then will be given ous hall in their new Temple which night that she was, still willing to A hundred and thirty-five miners Efficiency Increased explosions, due to the huge stores,- an opportunity for hearing be­ were known to have been in the of munitions in the arsentil, cau."^ work hard for its passage. fore the appeals division of the By removing prohibition appoint­ mine at the time of the explosion. Now that he’s got the hat, all President Coolldge needs is chaps and a e.l a panic among the native resi­ Legislators 0|>iK>scd. revenue bureau, where an ments from the category of politi­ The committee felt that it was a Of these, 85 were brought to the mustang. Pretty Miss Cody Allen, granddaughter of William F. Cody cal patronage, sponsors of the dents near the arsenal. effort will be made to adjust surface, all alive though badly (“ Buffalo Bill” ), presented the hat when, she called at the,White House The fire was under control after hopeless task to attempt to get the the assessment to prevent a measure assert, administrative ef­ gassed, and foureten bodies were to Invite the President to attend the opening of the Cody Museum at four hours of arduous labor, firc- bill through the Legislature since subsequent appeal to the ficiency will be Increased, tempta­ recovered. The others still are Cody, Wyoming. nipu being forced to work amid a both Representative Raymond A courts. tions removed from the path of | Johnson and Senator Robert J. missing and it is feared that they field agents, and the whole struc­ rain of exploding bullets.- Smith were opposed to it. It Is have perished. ture of the enforcement unit co­ Situation Uncha u,cd understood that Major John Buck Roof Falls. ordination for maximum results, i While the milita''y situation h ley, who drew up the original bill, The explosion which was not A Story About A Little Girl The new force, all selected under unchanged the Fcngtieti troops hadi refused to give his assistance BROTHERS BAHLE heard on the surface, occurred in civil service rules, would be ad-1 cojitiime to stream down, from tlis this year simply because he felt the ohe of the main galleries of the ministered by a commissioner of north and N.mkiag, by way ol j Cliagchow, to Surikiar.g, apparent­ bill did not have a chance ia the mine and brought down much of Who Swallowed An Eagle prohibition, under the secretary of i Legislature. OVER LOVE TANGLE the roof, thus blocking the exits. the treasury. The treasury always ly planning an atta.‘;k on the left Those present at last night’s The whole town of Ebbw Vale was fl?nk of the Cantonese. Tlure are has had the dry law administration ' reports here that the Can tones-• meeting were Chairman Charles W. immediately mobilized for rescue as one of its duties, but heretofore j Holman, President Austin Cheney, work, but clouds of poisonous gases arc planning a counter drive In the TIRED DAD HARD it has been handled as a side line, dl.ert'on of Nankin.',' thus hoping Representative Miss Marjory Che­ arising from the wrecked shaft It Was a Gold One and Now partly by the customs bureau, and! ney, Earl Seaman, William Knofla Wealthy Men Fight In New seriously impeded the workers. to split the. northern armies, cut­ LUCK FOR BABE partly by the internal Revenue! ting off the southern flank from and Thomas Ferguson. Chairman The rescue squads worked hero­ Bureau. Holman said he had called the ically, the general manager of the Two Manchester FamOies Its base of supplies. York Street— Figure In mining company himself descend­ Wee Ina Price Proves More Drj’s Gather The northern armies now have meeting to get an idea on opinion The crucial parliamentary strug­ before the hearing on the bill sched­ ing into the pit with the rescuers. Brittle an'd Less Stolid Than approximately 40,000 men on the He was overcome with gas and Who Were Enemies, Then gle incident to the last phase of the Sunldang front and with better uled for next week. Mr. Holman Million Dollar Suit. a Cushion. senate fight drew to the galleries said he was convinced that Senator brought to the surface unconsclou.s. weather the decisive batllu may Harrowing Scene. the field marshals of the dry begin at any moment. ^ Smith and Representative Johnson Mrs. William Price, of 91 were absolutely opposed to the bill There were many harrowing Friends, Are Now at Odds legions. General Lincoln C. An­ Genei-als Confer New York, Mar. 1.— Edward C. scenes at the pithead as more than Ridge street, placed her little drews, grand titan of enforcement, General Chang Tsung and Gen­ and that he felt this would stop its daughter, Ina, six months old, passage. Mr. Holman said he had Carrington, 55-year-old millionaire two hundred women gathered to Roy A. Haynes, prohibition com­ —Photo hy Elite eral Sun Cbuan Fang have left for on a couch In the kitchen and Again. missioner, and Wayne B. Wheeler, W . George Glenney Nanking following a conference made an effort to have both Mr. publidMir of New York; was arrest­ wait for news of their men-folk covered lier with a blanket. who were trapped in the mine. generalissimo of the Anti-Saloon with the Aukuochon military lead­ Smith and Mr. Johnson attend ed today in the City Club and lock- Then she began preparing her will be ready for occupancy this committee meetings and explain At 1:30 this afternoon rescue League, were among the most in­ ers who have decided to campaign etl up in a police station on ^ husband’s supper. The child Here’s a story that will have to terested spectators at the ' death 'Spring. actively against the Cantonese. their position, but neither* of them efforts had to be abandoned due to fell asleep. had ever come. charge of assaulting his brother, the presence of “ after damp.” Eight be taken Into the courts before the struggle of the languishing wet The maln^hall was decorated Fengtien reinforcements are now Shortly after 5 o’clock, Wil­ filibuster. being brought to Shanghai by wa­ Miss Cheney’s Stand. Campbell Carrington, 52, a wealthy more bodies were located. names of the parties concerned can with flowering plants anu the stage liam came home from work. Republican Insurgents from the ter. Four Chinese warships are Miss Cheney reafiSrmed her belief New York'City lawyer, last night, All hope of rescuing the entomb­ He was tired. Supphr was not be. indicated. But true, never­ foreground was banked with ferns Jn the prrpposition. ed miners ,1s abandoned. - dry,. country joined hands with and palms. In the center the square now steaming tov/ards Shanghai liad pwiaiisi^‘ 46-:’r^^drk^oi'i^ ^--Gaaipbell' Carrington Tluite' ready, so he plckedfup ^ theless. V- ' - V*:' Demoprats and. adminlateatlo'n sup­ ’from Singtao bringing five thofis- lilwspaper and plumped him­ and compass was worked out In age of the bill and would continue ant la a $1,000,000 suit for alleg­ London, March 1.— Sixteen min­ The story has to do with two porters to clamp oh the cloture pink,, arid white carnatioris on a ahd reinforcements. self down on the couch. The rule. They rolled over the wet bloc The foreign defense forces were to do so If the committee desired. ed alienatloa of affections of Ed­ ers were killed today In a shaft ac­ first he knew about Ina was Manchester families, designated as background of green laurel, the The people of Manchester in a well ward Carrington’s wife. cident at the Bills-Thorpe mines, in by the startling margin of one vote, whole Illuminated with colored considerably augmented today. when he heard her scream. the A’s and the Z’s, who, although The Spanish warship Bias D« attended town meeting voted to ask Campbell Carrington, his face Nottinghamshire. 55 to 27 on a two-:thirJs proposi­ lights. Today, baby Ina is slowly re­ neighbors, have not been on speak­ Lezo arrived here and dropped an­ the Legislature to grant City Clas­ and head battered, staggered Into The disaster at Bills-Thorpe oc­ tion— and that with the help of Luncheon Served covering from a bad fracture ing terms for several years. It chor in the. harbor. sification and for that reason she the Hotel Ansonla last night and curred when a staging upon which of the left leg just below the three avowed wet Democrats. A1 Behrend’s eight-piece orches­ was willing to work for Its passage. the men were at work sinking a seems that during this period, a Clotnre Role Call The transport Radjula arrived said he had been, assaulted by a hip. She doesn’t feel half as tra provided excellent music before from Bombay bringing 510 officers No action was taken on the pro­ man with a cane. He was sent to new shaft collapsed and threw the badly as Daddy. baby girl had been added to the Z The cloture roll call, which came the dancing and played all the posal of the Board of Selectmen to men to the bottom of the shaft. only after every possible parlia­ and men of the Royal Artillery, a hospital, where It was said this family. She Is now four or five favorites during the evening. At with mules and horses and portion name a charter revision committee morning that his condition was not years did, but until recently, had mentary maneuver to prevent^a eleven o’clock the dancers enjoyed to correct various ills in the town’s vote had been frustrated, plumed the of a heavy b.attery. These troops serious. not been allowed to speak to the .J _i ■ luncheon in the lower hall, which were disembar'jea and proceeded government. The opinion was Detectives Called A’s. measure irrevocably before the was elaborately decorated in gold quite general however that the se­ HUSBAND IS SUSPECTED Senate for final action. to the Yang Tsepoo district. The Detectives were summoned and Christmas time came along and and ’jlue bunting. Walter Waddell, border battalion has been disem­ lectmen themselves could bring they arrested Edward Carrington DOHENY WILL ASK with it a measure of goodwill en­ Both camps were jubilant over about a complete codification of the R. O. Chqney and their assistants barked from the mogantic and Is In the City Club where he was In OF SLAYING HIS WIFE tered both homes. Under the in­ the test of strength; the wets re­ on the refreshment committee town’s charter rights without fur­ joicing that without the cloture encamped in the Van Tsopoo dis­ bed. fluence of the season, Mr. A. de­ worked untiringly to take care of trict while the Bedfords and the ther authority from a town meet­ A friend of Edward Carrington cided to go calling on his neighbor, votes of Senators Copeland, New ing. $12,000,000 REBATE the throng. Fruit cocktail, chicken Hertfordshires are encamped on told police that late last night Car­ and sort of “ make-up.” York; Walsh, Massachusetts, and a la king In patty shells, frozen the race course. rington received a tip< that his Her Naked Body Found He did. Everything went serene­ Hawes, Missouri all Democrats and pudding, assorted cakes and demi BLOODLESS VICTORY brother was going out with his, Hotel Bathroom; Marks ly for a while, but Fate allowed the wets, the bill never could have got tasse were served to all. Peking, March 1.—^Airieflcan TROTSKY STILL POWERFUL Edward’s wife. They hurried to Her Indicate Violence. little girl to sit In the lap of the through the filibustered legislative Past Master W. George Glenney, bluejackets on the 'U. S. S, Pigeon her home to Investigate, the friend Thai Is Amount He Spent On visitor. Making the usual survey of jam; and the'drys found votes to who was.the general chairman ex­ today gained a bloodless victory Moscow, March 1.— Leon Trot­ said, and as they approached the Chicago, Mar. 1.— Carl Wood, guests that little tots do, in such spare In a roll call on a parlia­ pressed his appreciation of the en­ over a band of Chirieso iOiaiers at circumstances, the kiddle found a sky, although cast out of the high house, Campbell Carrington emerg­ hotel employee, was being held to­ mentary situation which turned out thusiasm with which the general Hankow, who had seized a Stand-' circles of the Soviet government, ed. Oil Storage Tanks and Oil ten dollar gold piece in one of his for the re-organlzatlon bill seventy day pending the inquest into the committee and sub-committees en­ ard Oil steamer, the S. S. Melhong. still wields a power over the mass Beaten 'With Cane pockets. to twelve. tered into the preparations for The Chinese were disarmed with­ of Russian peoples. Then, according to the friend, Furnished to Navy. death of Mrs. Mabel Wood, his Away It Goes event, which doubtless helped to out a shot being fired. Trotsky, emerging from retire­ Edward used his walking cane on elghteen-year-old bride. The owner knew that the child make thq ball this year so success­ One hundred Chinese soldiers ment, was greeted by a huge and his brother, and then disappeared. Mrs. Wood’s nude body was had taken the gold piece but en­ ful. , seized the Standard Oil vessel at wildly demonstrative audience The alienation of affections suit tered no objection until she popped Out Of Town Guests Shasi and brought it to Hankow. Washington, March 1.— The cel­ found in a hotel bath room at the it into her mouth. WOMAN BREAKS RECORD when he made a speech here ad­ came as a sequel to a divorce con- ' end of a hall, thirty feet from her Invited guests prominent In On the Meihong‘5. arrival there vocating the "downing of foreign test in the Chicago courts in which ebrated oil leases which ex-Secre- "Look out! Don’t swallow that!” American bluejackets from the own apartment. Several marks on warned the caller. But there was a Masonic circles were District Depu­ imperialists In China.” Edward Carrington and his wife tary of the Interior Albert B. Fall the body indicated violence. IN MARATHON RACE ty Brock and . Mrs. Brock of East gunboat Pigeon boarded her and “ We not only sympathize with made charges and counter-charges gasp and a gurgle— and the golden piloted her alongside the U. S. S. jnade to companies j i L-Hdward L. Giving weight to the theory of eagle was gone. Hartford, representing the Sixth the Chinese Nationalists, but if we against each other. Papers filed In Doheny and H ^ ryF T sinclalr will foUl play Is the fact that no cloth­ Masonic district. Officers of lodges Isabel, another American river gun­ could we would gladly ,drow,n in the suit charged that Mrs. Carring­ The panic that ensued lasted boat. Thus caught .between the two become the center of a new fight ing, not even a bath robe, was tut a moment, for it was clear were present from Hartford. East y-;l Shanghai water all so interested,” ton and Campbell Carrington main­ found in the bathroom. Runs 45 Kilometres In Four Hartford, Windsor, South Windsor American gunboats, the Chinese he declared. tained a “ love nest.” in future Congresses, it appeared that the coin hao not stopped to Hours and 56 Minutes In soldiers allowed ' themselves to be . today. Police, summoned by the young choke the little one, but had been and other places. Edward Carrington is president husband who found the body, be­ Mexican Tryouts. More than 150 couples formed In disarmed without a light. They of the Encyclopedia Americana, Friends of Doheny are expected safely swallowed. were marched ashore and thb to present a demand to Congress lieved the woman had fainted. Then the old clouds of dissen­ Inc. He has been active In poli­ Her heart was still beating when (Continued on Page 2) American consul sent notice'to the tics. for repayment of $12,000,000 sion arose from behind the horizon local Chinese officials that the arms they arrived, the officers said. A once mor-?. The owner of the gold Mexico City, March 1— A T^oman which Doheny’s companies spent on Juanita Paclenca, ran 45 kilome­ would be turned ovev to him. oil storage tanks at the Pearl har­ pulmotor was applied but efforts to, piece insisted that the fat’.ier of the T o m o r r o w revive her failed. ters In four hours and fifty-six The refusal of tne British ship­ bor, Hawaii, Naval Base and for child reimburse him for his loss. 20,000 H R . WORKERS ping companies operating on the is Ash Wednesday, the SHOT BY MISTAKE, oil actually furnished the navy. Wood maintained he knew noth­ minutes during the official, Mexican “ Wait a few, days,” argued Mr. tryouts for the Austin to San An­ Yangtse to meet the labor demands beginning of Lent. Fi-om Leases Set A side ing of the circumstances surround­ Z. “ Maybe the gold piece will show ing her death. tonio marathon, according to re­ ASK WAGE INCREASE of the Ichang labpv unions keeps then until Easter Sun­ AOTOIST IS DYING The Supreme Court, In its sweep­ up In the natural course of events.” ports of the contest received by American interests^ here Involved ing dealslon setting aside the Do- Nothing lTapi3ons Mexico City promoters today. All and Is making plenty of work for day, all Christiandom will lieney leases to the Elk Hills naval And on this basis, an armistice previous Mexican Marathon records They Are Receiving 55 the American bluejackets on the give special thought to re­ Policeman Thought Man Was oil reserve on the ground of fraud was agreed upon. But even castor upper Yangtse. the report said rirero shattered by Cents an Hour Less Than ligious subjects. Robber Fleeing With Load and illegality, held that the ques­ KERENSKY IS ON WAY oil Is not always effective in still­ Tarahumara runners^ In .the men’s A picture story of the Of Stolen Goods. tion of reimbursement was solely ing troubled waters. For when, a event, which finished at Chihua­ Other Union Men. life of Christ starts in The one for Congress to decide. few days later, Mr.- A. Inquired hua.. REDS BEING EXPELLED Should the high court, as many TO THE UNITED S T A liS about his coin, he was told that New York, March 1.— The Unit­ Herald tomorrow. A Boston, Mass., March 1.— Albert Thomas Zafire, who last year es­ legal experts now predict, also set nothing had happened. tablished the record In the Pachuca ed States Board of Arbitration to­ M. Gear, an Innocent autoist and aside the Teapot Dome lease to the prominent religious writ­ well-known citizen of Beverly, was “ Then you will have to make to Mexico City ' 100 kilometer run, day took up cross-examination of THROUGHOUT BALKANS er and an able artist have Mammoth Oil Company, Sinclair good,” declared A. covered the same distance at Chl- data presented' by representatives In a critical condition at Haymarket also will face a big loss. Leader of Russian Reds on feollaborated to make this Square Relief hospital today, vic­ “ Why should I’?” demanded Z. liuahua, as part of the-150 kilome­ of 20,000 railway clerks, freight 20 Millions Invested Board the Olympic to Land “ We havn’t got your money. Any­ handlers and station employes of Rnssian Agents Arrested by a really valuable contribu­ tim of a bullet from the pistol of g ter race. In 7 hours and 35 min­ Charlestown policeman, w h o More than $20,000,000 was In­ Tonight. way, how do I know it was a gold utes. closely followed by Josef Tor­ the New York Central who are ask­ Hundreds— Others Are Flee­ tion to the spirit of the thought the motorist was a thief. vested by Sinclair Interests follow­ piece? Maybe It was a cent.” res. Both continued on toward the ing a twelve per cent increase in ing Back to Own Uountry. season. Its brevity and Driving home shortly after mid­ ing the Teapot Dome lease, gov­ New York, Mar. 1.— Rumors cur­ But Mr. A. was not to be stop­ 150 kilometer mark, running wages, which would amount to simplicity convey the night with a truckload of merchan­ ernment attorneys estimate. This rent for several days that Alexand­ ped. Ha would have an X-ray tak­ strongly. about $3,000,000 annually. ' Included approximately $1,000,000 en of the child— and what’s more, Vienna, March 1.— ^A concerted story as does no other dise,. Gear’s car developed tire trou­ er Kerensky, leader of the original Senorita Pacienca’s victory at 45 The employes, who are all mem­ offensive against Russian propa­ ble. Observing a taxi following him on storage tantes at the Ports­ Russian revolution which opened the Z’s would pay for it too! I'.ilometers was earned after stem bers of the clerks brotherhood are mouth, N. H., navy yard. , ganda is in progress thi-oughout tho medium. Events are and thinking he was to be held up, the door to Bolshevism in Russia, But this proposition was greeted competition with several other wo­ represented on the board by former Balkans. chronological and, the Beverly man tried to find an How much of this expenditure is coming to the United States up­ with derisive jeers.. men. Secretary of Labor William B. Wil­ would be lost under an adverse Balkan countries have taken ad­ through Holy Week, deal open public garage. Suddenly, he on the White Star liner Olympic, It Is reported that , the loser of son. The Central is represented vantage of the prestige of Britain’s court decision Is a matter of specu­ the gold piece la now contemplat­ with Christ’s life during was shot in the back. were confirmed this afternoon. The by D. W. Dirian, general manager note of protest to- expel Rpaslan According to Sergeant Thomas lation. Because of other Interests Olympic will dock tonight or early ing bringing a civil suit, “ not so of the eastern division, while Vic­ of Sinclair companies In the W yom­ SILVER ON TRIAL agents within their borders. . those respective days. Higgins, the Beverly man, thought tomorrow morning. much for the money Involved as for tor Selden Clark of Boston, chair­ During the week-end several hun­ Start the feature to­ to be getting away with loot, re­ ing field, it is sala by government the principle of the thing.” man, is the neutral member., attorneys that Sinclair’s loss prob­ A message from Captain W. Mar­ New York, Mar. 1.— Captain dred Communists were arrested. In, morrow and introduce it fused to halt when commanded. The shall of the Olympic definitely stat­ The employes case was present­ Austria, Rumania and Hungary officer gave chase In a commandeer­ ably would be small. . EDITOR ARRESTED. Mark I. Silver, one of those tried' ed to the board yesterday by E. H. to the children. Suggest ed that Kerensky was on board. with Charles W. Morse on a charge many Communists are reported ed taxi, crowded the truck to the The purpose of the Russian’s visit Fitzgerald, presldenJTSf the broth­ fleeing for the border. that they cut out the in­ sidewalk nt Chelsea street and fired Greenville, Ohio, March 1.— of using the mails to defraud some erhood, J. A. Robertson and W. J. JUDGE BOWERS’S CONDITION is not known. months ago, went on trial before Police of severalvcountries al­ stallments and make scrap when the speeding truck continued. Kerensky came Into power In George Dale, editor of the Muncle, Winston, chairman of the' east and lege they have discovered a Com­ Indiana, Post-Democrat, was arrest­ Federal Judge Anderson here to­ books for their Sunday Reports from the Manchester Russia In 1917 but his swaly was west divisions, of the Central re­ munist plan for a general upris­ STORMS ON ATLANTIC ed today at Fort Recovery, Ohio, in day on a charge of violating the spectively. They contended that ing. School classes. Memorial hospital this afternoon brief. When the Communists gain­ this county, on an Indiana warrant Volstead Act. at 2:30 are that While-Judge Bow­ ed control Kerensky became an ex­ the scale now being paid was about Remember that this Plymouth, Eng., Mar. 1.— The charging criminal libel. He was Silver is alleged to have engaged 55 cents an hour lower than the ers had a very restless night last ile and has lived since' then In Ber­ taken by Sheriff Betz to Celina; in extensive rujn-running be­ strip is to be found only liner Mlnnekahda arrived here to­ night, his condition this afternoon average wage paid union labor in day three days overdue, havlpg lin, London and Paris. He Is a- county seat of Mercer county, tween New York arid New England in T^e Herald. was Just about the same as yestei*- lawyer and was one of the leaders general, and that the men bad uot been held up by a blizzard shortly day. He is. losing rather than gain­ where his attorneys a,miounced he cl,ties, under the guise of main­ received a “ reasonable” increase of the moderate Socialist party in would fight efforts' to extradite him taining an. alcohol exportation busi­ after sailing for New York, ing strength. Rusisa. ^ ■ , commehsurate with the Increase Jn t(^ Indiana. ness. ‘ the cost of living. V . T^.'1 h jf- >-^;v' vfi^ •\^>f:5;-'^irv•■ •;■ .• -;. . ’ yjf r' ^5i. -"li-.y TWO Tlffsm ^MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIj5, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1927.

STATES PLAN T O " Held for Murder After REV. WOW WARD TELLS I He’s Eaten 10,000 Pies RUMffiJNGS OF WAR " RUTH AT caiCAOO. Local Stocks 37 Years I REDDEN iOSES Chlchgo, March 1.— Bhbo Ruth, (F n m k lM by FotnaiH ft Co.) FEBRUARH HISTORY lean and Jovial, arrived here today CONSERVE nSH HEARD Hi ALBANIA /enroute to Now York, where, he In­ SENATE HGHT timated. he would enter into a fin­ BauK Stocks. ish fight with Col. Jake Rnppert of Fifth District Residents Hear Newspaper Says That Troops the New York Yankees, regarding a City Bk & Trust .... 645 65f IN GREAT LAKES two year contract at $100,000 'a ' Conn RlTer Banking .300 Interesting 'Address On Are Being Concentrated on Month’s HighlightSi ONWMSCALE year and $7,000 back pay. . First Natl-Htfd...... 245 Jugo-Slavian Frontier. “If I can’t get what I want. I’ll Htfd-Aetna Natl .... 445 ' ' ' I sixty residents of the Fifth dis­ quit,” Ruth said. "Lots o f dough Htfd-Conn Tr Co. . . . 500 and lots of fun In the mo'vies, you Land Mtg ft Title . . . 65 Game Gommissioners of Bor- trict attended the social at the Belgrade, March 1.— The semi­ Keeney street schoolhouse last Senator From Bridgeport Ob­ know.” Htfd Morris Plan B'k 12 official newspaper Vreme reports' Ruth left at noon for New Tork. Phoenix St B’k Tr . .460 evening, under auspices of the ' dering States Have New Good Will Club. The president of that Albania has concentrated mili­ He appeared In the pink oC,jCondi- Park St Trust ...... 465 tion, and sported a bronked com­ the club, Sidney Hagenow, spoke jected to h crea se In Sala­ tia on the Yugo-SIavlan frontier Rirerside Trust ....460 plexion, compounded under Califor­ ,U S Security ...... 440 Program. briefly on the Parent-Teacher or­ and has simultaneously called the ganization and the scope of its ries o f City Court Officials; nia mnshine and Kletg lights. Bonds. work. He Intrdduced the speaker of military reserve class of 1905 into East Conn Pow 5 . . . 99 the evening. Rev. Truman H.- service. SCHOOL BUBNg DOWN. Htfd AS: Conn West 6s 95 Columbus, O.— Conservation of Woodward of Wapping, who gave Other Legislatiire. The newspaper Politlcla states Hart E L 7% ...... 290 205 the rapidly dwindling fish supply an Interesting address on the sub­ that 400 Macedonian and Albanian Montreal, March 1.— The River­ Conn L P 5 ^ ^ s...... 109 in the Great Lakes Is sought by ject of “ February, the Biggest Lit­ revolutionaries under General Pro- side school at Point St. Charles, one ' Conn L P 7 s ...... 116% members of the Lake Erie Interna­ tle Month In the Year.” Mr. tocaroff yesterday crossed the Yugo­ of Canada’s best known schools, was Conn L P 4 % s ...... 96% tional Conservation Council recent­ Woodward’s talk was of a patriotic Hartford, Mar, 1.— Senator Wil­ slavian frontier. destroyed by fire today. The Brld Hyd 5 s ....103% 105 ly organized here. nature. He touched on the records liam Redden, of Bridgeport, lost a For sev'feral weeks there' have flames broke out this morning be­ Charter members of the council of Washington and Lincoln and fight in the State Senate today been reports that Albanian refugees fore any of the 900 pupils had ar­ Insurance Stocks. include fish and game commission­ ’I in Yugo-Slavia were proposing an‘ mentioned other prominent men when he opposed passage of a bill rived, and this afternoon were still Aetna Insurance . . . .500 510 ers of the State of New York, whose birthdays also occurred In attempted revolution^ in their na­ raging, occupying almost the entire Aetna Casualty Sure .735 745 Ohio, Michigan and Pennsylvania February. He explained briefly how creating new positions and raising tive land. fire-fighting force of the dty. Aetna Life ...... 560 570 and Canadian officials representing February came to be the shortest salaries' in the Bridgeport City Aetna Life full pd . .560 570 provinces bordering on the Great month In the year, and gave a list Court. His opposition was based Aetna Life part pd . .505 520 IjUk6Se of Important events which had oc­ mainly against the proposals to in­ A u tom obile...... 200 Pollution and Indiscriminate curred In February from' the time crease salaries which increase Conn General ...... 1550 fishing are held responsible for the of Julius Ceaser to the present day. would aggregate $8,200, he said. Htfd Steam Boiler ..625 650 steadily diminishing amount of Children from the different Mr. Redden offered an amendment Today & Hartford Fire ...... 500 510 fish taken from the Great Lakes. grades In the school gave recita­ which would increase the personnel P h oen ix...... 535 545 The annual catch from Lak4 tions, piano solos and duets, all of of the court without increasing the T ravelers...... 1140 1150 Brie, It was stated, fell from which rounded out a pleasing pro­ payroll. This amendment ■was de­ feated with only a few votes In Its CIRCLE Tomorrow 76,058,662 pounds in 1915, to gram. Public Utility Stocks. 37,628,056 pounds last year. A The committee served cake, cof­ favor. The hill itself was passed Conn Pr C o ...... 330 valuation of approximately $4,- fee and baked apples with marsh­ almost unanimously. Conn L P 7% ...... H3 000,000 was placed upon the catch mallow. Dancing until 11:30 fol­ Senator Hull, of Bridgeport, was Conn L P 8% ...... 120 from Lake Erie In 1926. lowed the entertainment. in favor of the bill as proposed as Conn Elec Ser pfd .. 68 Governor Vic Donaney, of Ohio, The Good. Will club will have were Senators Shaw and Burroughs Htfd Gas p fd ...... 53 and Charles V. Truax, agricultural another social whist at the school- of the Judiciary committee which Hart Gas c o m ...... 83 director of the Cuckeye State, were _ house on Friday evening. *1 reported favorably on the proposal. Hart E L ...... 340 among the conferees at the initial Favorable Reports ’^R E O H E A O r m S N E T e l ...... 156 session here. Representatives of Virginia’s champion pie-eater — Favorable reports in the Senate the federal bureau of fisheries, also GOVERNOR APPOINTS James T. Baker, 81, of Roanoke. today were on the following bills: Manufactarlng Stocks. were present. Placed edge to edge, the apple pies allowing the Catholic diocesan bu­ Acme Wire ...... 10 To Hold Conferences he’s consumed in the past 30 years reau of social service to become Am Hardware . 84% 85% The council will hold a series of OFFICIALS FOR STATE — 10,000 of ’em— would extend guardian o f children placed in its American Silver .... 28 conferences. It was announced for from almost any place to practical­ custody, and prohibiting use of i?REFERRED‘ Billings Spencer pfd . — the purpose of determining upon a ly any other place, by land, sea or explosives in the taking of fur ! Billings Spencer com — definite program, designed to Thirty-seven years ago two men Hartford, Conn., March 1.— Gov­ air. (What places have you?) bearing animals. By Douglas Bronston Bigelow-Htfd com . . — bring about conservation, and of were slain in the hills of Scott ernor John H. Trumbull today Jim works in a saw mill and has Calendar bills passed were: pro­ Bristol Brass ...... 5 drafting proposed uniform legisla­ county, Va. Now three brothers, made the following appointments: pie for luncheon—• having missed viding that elevators In buildings They Went Out to (fare « Goo4 Time Collins C o ...... 125 tion regulating commercial fishing pictured above, have been arrested Hubbard M. LeRoy, of Norwich, only four days’ work and as many vinder construction shall be inspect­ One Took a Btond-^Ke Other Picked at McAIester, Okla. They were pies since 1897. He looks forward Colt Fire Arms .... 32% in Lake Erie particularly. examiner of pharmacy: ed in same manner as other eleva­ ,A Redhead-^Then the tun Began Eagle Lock ...... — Declaring that the situation jailed to await the action of Vir­ William J. Hand, of Danbury, to destroying thousands more. tors and a group of minor House ginia authorities. The men are Fafnir Bearing ..... 85 "demands prompt adoption of in­ George A. Comstock, of Ansonia, bills. Hart & Cooley ...... 180 Willis (top), Patton (center), and board of examiners it optometry. The House telligent and uniform policies of D. J. Flannery, who disappeared DELANEY NOT HURT THE GREATEST LAUGH PICTURE int Silver p f d ...... 106 conservation by the states and Frederick S. Hulbert, of New The House today passed a bill Int Silver com ...... 126 129 after the crime and turned up later Haven, to the board of natureo- making Armistice day a legal holi­ OF THE provinces bordering Lake Erie,” in the Oklahoma coal fields. Jewel Belting pfd . . . 85 Director Truax, announced that pathic examiners. IN MALONEY BOUT day, after a speech In favor of the WITH ^ Ln’drs Frary & Clark 91% leading comihercial fishermen op­ Rosemary 0. Anderson, of Mid­ bill was made by Representative Raymond Hitchcock, Marjorie Daw, Theo. Von Eltz, Mann B’man Class A. 19 erating in the Ohio waters of Lake CITY REFUSES GIFT dletown and S. Hershey Sneath, of De La Cour of Stratford. Cissy Fitzgerald, Vivien Oakland, Chas. A. Poet^ Mann Bo’man Class B 9 Erie, making many concessions, New Haven, directors of Long Lane The House received favorable re­ Leon Holmes, Geraldine Leslie. J New Brit Mach pfd . .115 Farm, Middletown. Official Doctor Says Stories New Brit Mach com . 19 have agreed to cooperate in the ports on bills making the Stamford enforcement of conservation meas­ OF FLOWHi GARDENS Milton W. Davenport, of New About Bridgeport Boxer’s Clearing House Association a re­ North & Judd ...... ^2 Britain, James A. Newlands, of Pratt Whitney pfd .. 96 ures. Injuries Are Not True. serve agent for banks and trust Although millions of fish are Hartford, Henry L. Bort, of Stam­ companies; providing for exhibi­ J R Montgomery pfd .50 ford, G. M. Bailey, of New Haven, J R Montgomerv com 25 planted annually In Lake Erie, Stamford, March 1.— The Com­ tion of motion pictures at any re­ Truax stated, from the federal and mon Council of Stamford at a meet­ and Harold L. Leavenworth, of New York, March 1.— ^The box- ligious service on Sunday; provid­ Peck, Stow & Wilcox 22 Bridgeport, state chemists. inEj commission today at its meet­ Russell Mfg C o ...... — Ohio fish hatcheries at Put-In-Bay ing last night voted to decline with ing that the biennial town meeting and from the artificial propaga­ thanks the offer made by Mrs. Fan­ George M. Dutcher, of Middle- ing made public a letter received In Portland shall elect a board of Smyth M ff C o ...... 350 town, George Foster, of Rockville, from Dr. W. H. Walker, official Stanley Works com . 71 73 tion plant operated by the Cana­ nie Crane, of her forty-four acre es­ relief, school committee, and as­ RIALTO Charles C. Gildersleeve, of Nor­ doctor, denying statements of Dr. Stanley Works pfd . . 27 dian government across the lake, tate on Strawberry Hill, known as sessors: authorizing, the State Agri­ wich, Walter King, of Willimantic, W. G. Fralick that Jack Delaney Standard Screw ....102 this output is small when con­ “ Rock Acres” to be used as a bo­ cultural college to convey title to Torringtou ...... 6 9 trasted witli "the results of nat­ tanical garden by the city. Mrs. board of trustees, Connecticut State was suffering from a “ tennis arm” a small parcel of land In Mansfield; TODAY AND TOMORROW! Hospital. U nderw ood...... 48 ural propogation, if the fish are Crane’s original offer made last before his fight with Jim Maloney. providing that a percentage of Alvan Waldo Hyde, of Hartford, U S Envelope pfd . . .109 unmolested on their spawning beds August provided $50,000 in cash, Dr. Fralick also had said that De­ Building and Loan association Harry G. Ellis, ol Torrington, Fred Union Mfg C o ...... — and if pollution is prevented.” and an endo-fltment of $100,000 for laney broke his left thumb during funds be set aside for stockholder IBANEZ* TORRENT Whitlock Coll Pipe .. 21 Suggestions made by members the upkeep of the proposed park D. Chase, of New Haven, to the the bout. protection Instead of a lump sum; of the council include: providing that the city appropriat­ State Board of Voting Machine “ Any statements printed about providing for appointment of direc­ You’ll Be Swept Away by the Drama and Heart Throbs Plan Closed Season ed $25,000 annually towards , its Commission. Delaney’s condition are undoubted­ tors instead of trustees by the Ber­ In Tills Colorful Film of a Woman "Who Sacrificed AU' maintenance. Thomas Bland, of Waterbury, to. That there be a closed season on ly untrue,” Dr. Walker wrote. “I lin Savings bank; regulating meth­ for Love. whiteflsh and herring from No­ Last September the Common llio veterinary .registration and, ex­ saw hjm both before and after the od of exchanges by banks. Council under the administration amination board. vember 15 to March 15, inblusive. bout with Maloney, and he was in Bills Rejected RICARDO CORTEZ— GRETA GARBO Starred N.Y. Stocks That the mesh of cribs in pound Of Mayor Keating formally approv­ excellent condition.” ed Mrs. Crane’s offer but legal con­ ?10,000 BL.\ZE Bills rejected by the House to- nets be NOT less than 2 7-8 Inches As a result of Walker’s letter the d|y Infcluded those providing that extension measure on one side of siderations at the time prevented commission adopted a rule that its acceptance. Under the adminis­ banks and trust com p iles may hot Choice Tid Bit for High Low 2 p. m. the crib (inside measure.) Morgantown, W. Va., March 1.— none but the official doctor would A T T A tration of Mayor Phillips now in of­ Fire which for a time threatened write or solicit insurance; and rais­ ^ * the Jaded Film Fan That all states and provinces be allowed, in boxers’ dressing ing the grade requirements from At Gulf W I . 37%' ' 37% 37% fice the proposal has not been look- the entire town of Masontown, near 84% bordering on Lake Erie adopt rooms except under special cir­ six to seven for children who shall Am Sug Ref . 84% 84% ed-^pon favorably by the council here early today laid was^e the 158% uniform anti-pollution laws and cumstances. be employed after school hoiirs. Am T & T . . ,159 158% with the result that last night’s ses­ principal business block, with a AN HILARIOUS COMEDY AND NEWS 48 regulations. ^ The commission indefinitely sus­ Anaconda . . , .48 47% sion voted against accepting the of­ loss estimated at $1000,000. The House received a petition Am Smelt .. .151% 149 150% That commercial fishermen be fer. pended Chick Suggs, of New Bed­ asking that a law be passed pro­ % Volunteer firemen battled the Ameri Loc . 115% 113 114 required to efficiently collect and ford, Mass., for failure to fight in tecting water fowl when on waters blaze by means of a bucket brigade Am Car Fndryl07% 105% ltT6-»4 forward spawn taken from fish by .ANOTHER FILIBUSTER his bout last night with Phil of Bantam lake- The petition went Atchison ...170% 170 170% them, as directed by officials in Washington. Mar. 1.— Fighting which reached half a mile. Arrival O’Dowd in Rochester, N. Y. to the fish and game committee. % of a fire company from Klngwood, Balt & Ohio .114% 113% 113% charge, compensation for such ser­ to block further investigation of A request that the commission A resolution restoring forfeited Beth St "B ” . 51% 50% 50% vice to be granted only when Senatorial elections, a well-organi­ nearby, probably saved the com­ lift the suspension on Kid Kaplan, rights to Michael Garfinkle, of New munity from being swept by fire. Chandler .... 10 10 10 spawn Is found to be fertilized. zed filibuster blocked action In the former featherweight champion, so Britain, was ^taken from the .table Chili Copper . 36% 36% 36% That officials be empowered to Senate this afternoon upon the re­ The fire was believed to have that he might box Louis Flak of In the House and passed under T o n i g h t Con Gas N Y.lOO 99% 99% board any tug, or board, and take quest of the Reed campaign fund been caused by defective wiring in Texas was received from Billy Gib­ suspension of rules. Col Fuel Iron .62%' 58 62% spawn at their discretion. committee for an extension of its a store. son. STATE SHOWS • 9 % Joint Session 7 nnA 0 As dies & Ohio .156% 156% 156% That gill nets of a measure un­ inquisitorial powers throughout Permission was granted to Young The House granted the use. of its SOUTH MANCHESTER 2 Cruc Steel . . . 90% 88% 90% der four inches (stretch measure) the Seventieth Congress. LIBERAL PLANS CHECKED Stribling to meet Paollno 111 Boston hall for the first joint committee Can Pac .... 188 % 188% 188% be limited to 36 meshes in depth, The filibuster was led by Sena­ on March 17th and Art Wlegand In hearing of the session. This will be Dodge A ...... 26% 25% 25% and that gill nets four inches or tors Reed, Republican of Pennsyl­ Blueflelds, March 1.— The Sud­ Buffalo on March 23rd, which is in a gathering of the motor vehicle Erie ...... 46% 46 46 over, be limited to 20 meshes In vania and Moses, Republican of den Increase in the American violation of the six-day rule. depth. and Insurance committees and will Erie 1st . . .. 56% 56% .56% New Hampshire, and by a series of marine forces in Nicaragua has occur next Tuesday afternoon. They IN Gen Asphalt . 94% 92% 92% That nets of all types be prohib­ parliamentary tactics, tied the Sen­ checked liberal military plans for will consider bills advocating com­ Gen Elec .... 86% 85% 86% ited within a quarter of a mile of ate’s legislative machinery into a an attack on Managua, it is report­ Elinor Glyn* ANTONIO MOimia pulsory liability insurance for auto­ CUrcnceBadffer Gen Mot . .. . ITO 167% 168% any spawning grounds, or such knot. They^'asted the full two ed here. BAH LE OF BEACON HILL mobile owners. iuy ^UMv other territory as may be desig­ Gt North pfd . 88 % 88% 88% hours set aside by the Senate for General Moncada, who is in the The House today passed from its AMswenBor * 111 Central . . .128% 128 128 nated by the department or agri­ consideration of the Reed commit­ vicinity of Matagalpa, Is reported calendar the following bills: Kenn Cop . . . 64 63% 63% culture or conservation commis­ tee’s request and blocked a vote on to have planned to move on Leon CONTINUES IN BOSTON Inspira Cop . . 22 sion, during spawning season. Authorizing the jgovernor to re­ \| 21% 21% the resolution, which would have and then on Managua. President ceive from the secretary of war Lehigh Valley 118 116 118 extended the committee’s powers. Diaz Is reported to have made plans Marine pr . . . 44% AIMEE LIKES AUTOMATS monies appropriated for the Na­ 43 43% to evacuate to Masaya, advising the Boston, Mass., Mar. 1.— The tional Guard. Motor Wh’l . . 2 3 22% 23 SPECTACULAR FIRE United States that unless additional “ Battle of Beacon Hill,” with Gov­ Providing that veterans of the Nor West . . . 170 169 169% “ How Wonderful’’ Slie Says As She American marines were landed he ernor Alvin T. Fuller on one side Natl Lead . . .176 Troy, N. Y., March 1.— Two wo­ Philippine Insurrection and China 176 176 Puts Nickles In Slots could not hope to hold the capital. and Senate and House l^ders, relief expedition shall be entitled to NEWS EVENTS North Pac . . . 88 % men were carried to safety and COMEDY 87% 88% eight other persons driven to the Senator Alvin T. Bliss and R6pf6- state aid. N Y Central .145% 142% 145% New York, March 1.— Mrs. Aimee PEACE PARLEYS sentative Martin Hayes on the oth­ N Y N H & H. 56% street when a spectacular fire to­ Providing that the state may aid 54% 55% Seihple McPherson, California day. destroyed the old Grand Cen­ er, continued merrily on today. ONE DAY Pam Am Pet . 62% 62% 62% veterans in their homes as well us evangelist, who is again in New tral theater building, causing dam­ Washington, March 1.— Peace Replying on the governor’s char­ at institutions. Wednesday ONLY- Pennsyl .... 59%' 58% 59% York on a short visit, put a nickel negotiations are again afoot in acterization of him as a political Pierce .\rr . . . 22% age estimated at $125,000. Providing that widows of Span­ 22 22% in the slot in a Broadway “ auto­ The city’s entire fire-flghtlng Nicaragua, sponsored by the Ameri­ bootlegger. Representative Hayes DOUBLE FEATURE BILL Press S t ...... 54% 52% 53% ish War Veterans shall be entitled mat” restaurant today and presto a force battled for three hours before can government, and designed to declared: “ The evolution from to state aid. Did J. Foley Stop That Locomotive? Rep Ir & St . . 72% 71% 71% trick bicycle rider to governor of cup of hot chocolate appeared be­ the fire was brought under con­ bring the warring Liberals and Providing that no flab shall be Reading ....109% 108 109 fore her eyes. Massachusetts has upset the equi­ trol. For a time it was feared the Conservatives together, it was taken within five hundred feet of Chi R Is & Pa 82 80% 81% librium of the 'noveau riche’ Alvan "Goodness, how wonderful,” ex­ fire would spread to the Troy Hu­ stated today at the White House. any dam unless by angling. See ‘The Runaway Express’^ So Pacific ...110% 109 109% claimed Mrs. McPherson. mane Society, three doors away, T. Fuller. So Railway ..124% President Coolidge considers the The House passed also a group COMPANION FEATURE 123% 124% whore fourteen children are being St Paul ...... 14% A nickel here and a nickel there siti^atlon in Nicaragua to be im­ Answering the challenge of Mr. of Senate bills, including one pro­ 14% 14% housed. The blaze started in a shoe proving. Studebaker ..52% and soon the evangelist had a fine Hayes that he bring forth the “ pig­ viding for , two judges In the city 99 LIFE AND LOVE 51% 51% lunch of scrambled eggs, hot but­ store from a defective gas light. Un Pacific ..168 167 167% eon-holed facts,” which the chief Court of Norwalk. “MOANA IN THE SOUTH SEAS % tered toast, hash, sandwiches and PRESIDENT RESIGNS U S Rubber ..66 % 65% 65% executive said h,e was withholding, cherry pie. ARTIST SHOOTS SELF the governor said: “ There will be U S Steel . . . 161% 159% 159% Boston, Mass., Mar. 1.— Tempo­ JN GOLD GIVEN AWAY Westinghouse .74% “ It Is things like this that make Washington, March 1.— Dr. Wil­ no retreat. It was General Put­ To the destruction of the city of 73% 74% rarily deranged, William Labram, West Union . .152 me love New York more and liam Mather Lewis, president of nam who said at Bunker Hill, London by fire In 1666 may be, 152 152 artist and sculptor, today threw a TOMORROW NIGHT Willy Over . . 23%' 22% 23% more,” decfared Mrs. McPherson, George Washington University, ‘Don’t fire until you see the whites traced the present system of fire “ I much prefer the sport of eating teapot at bis father, cutting open submitted his resignation to the of their eyes.” insurance. The first company was here to, a fine hotel.” his right eye. board of directors today and will formed at that time. FRENCH SIGN PACT. It T^as Mrs. McPhersoTi's first Then running to his room In accept the presidency of Lafayette automat” meal and she enjoyed It. their Readvllle home, young Lab­ college, Easton, Penna., It was ram fired two bullets into his body. learned here. Jnihis Hartt School of M n«c Paris, March 1.— The French She will leave Thursday for Flori­ A A da. Unconscious, he was brou^ght to Announcement of the change Is •Thursday Cabinet today signed a provisional City hospital, where he went und­ Alfred Cohn, Teacher of Violin. MANCHESTER AUTO SHOW TREAT agreement for payments on the expected to follow a board meeting m G A x er the knife of a surgeon. late this afternoon. Ida Levin, Teacher of Pianoforte. Matinee and Evening debt to the United States. The ZIEGPELD ANGRY Studio: STATE ARMORY Palm Beach, Fla., Mar. 1.— A agreement, which has been signed 2 BURNED TO DEATH. STATE THEATER BUILDINQ NO ADVANCE IN PRICE^ already, reserves all rights of the verbal broadside was fired, here to­ A dove, found frozen In a cake of Thursday, Friday, Saturday day by Flo Zlegfeld, famous thea­ Charlottetown, P. E. I., March 1. Ice formed on Its nest, was releas­ For Appointments Call French Parliament regarding event- —Two of the six children of Ber­ aal ratlflcatlon of the Mellon-Ber trical producer, at the trend of ed, thawed out, and is able to for­ 308-0, 659 or 2*5010. MARCH 10-11*12. AACTS C T S Q tnger accord. present day revues which he term­ nard McDonald are dead today at age for itself. their Ellis river home as a result The agreement Is understood to ed a disgrace to the American provide for a payment of $30,000, stage.” • of a' disastrous fire which burned KOO this year. the house almost to the ground. ZIe«feld announced his inten­ The other four children were saved tion of dropping the word "revue” ABOUT TOWN 8 VAUDEVILLE O from a similar fate by their father, LENTEN SERVICES^ With a Feature That Is a Xiiriller of ifbciUera! from his productions henceforth who was severely burned in effect­ THREE BURNED TO DEATH. and to so form his famed Follies Memorial Temple Pythian Sisters ASH WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2nd. JAMES OUVER CURWOOD’S v x ing their resbue. will meet in Orange hall this even­ Hoquiam, Wash., March 1.— that “ they cannot be classed with the present-day revues.” ing. A public whist will follow the Their escape cut off by flames that SUBMARINES AGROUND business session. St Mary^s Church “ The Flaming Forest*^ iwept the stairway, and too terrl- Portsmouth, England, March 1. led to heed the criei of helpless PLAN BIG HOP Rev. J. S. Neill, R«rtor. ' Rev. David Kelly, Curate. Don’t Miss This Treat '!j['huFsday Mat. and Evening — Two British submarines are 10:00 a. m.— Morning Prayer—Litany, Penitential Office leighbors to leap twenty-five feet San Diego, Calif., March 1.__A grounded off Southsea. Mcllduff-Harrison lo safety, the three small children Address by the Rector non-stop flight attempt from New The L-22 went aground first and Studio De Danse FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ^ *f William Hyssong were burned to York to Paris early In July of this 7:30 p. m.— Erening Prayer leath In their hOfRe here today. when the H-48 Went to Its aid It State Theater Building Address by the Rector year will be made by Captain was also grounded. ACTS OP SELECT VAUDEVILLE The children were Alice Owens, Charles A. Lindbergh of Detroit, Stretching, Limbering, Routine Friday, 4 :8 0 p> .m,— ChUdren’s'Bervice»*-Stereopticon AND “THE FLAMING FOREST** D 4, and her two step-brothers, It Is not believed either vessel is Next Week Wednesday, March 0th, 7 :8 0 p. m.*— 5 member of the air corps reserve, It endangered and both will pro*'-\b’y oha, .«•, and Paul, 7. was announced here today. Private or Class Instruction Rev. John F. Plumb of Hnrtfoi-d, Preacher. ho refloated on the high tide in Social Dancing. \ '.V MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIiD, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 192T. MANCHESTER D O aO R S HOLD LOCAL BOYS SOCIETY GUTTERS - AT HARTFORD MEETING ON B I W CHARGE ATMASONICmi •-G' - (Contbrned from Page 1) Local Physicians Join With- PETITION OPPOSES New England Brethren . In the grand march soon aRer nine Two Day Gathering. Confess That They Entered o’clock.* Worshipful- Master ' Her­ man Mon tie and Mrs. Montle. were AFRICAN CHURCH Five Manchester physicians at­ in the lead, the latter wearing a tended the New England sectional Bnnce School; Nothing of gown of mint green georgette 'trim­ meeting of the American College of med with silver cloth and rhine­ Surgeons in Hartford yesterday and Value Missing. stones; As the ladies passed to the CouncO Will Receive Objec­ others were expected to attend the banquet hall during intermission a final session today. Those who at­ carnation from the. floral Masonic tended yesterday were Dr. Noah A. emblem was given to each of them. tions Tonight— Claim Site Burr, president of the Manchester Five Manchester schoolboys Medical Society, Dr. Le Verne ranging in ages from 13^to.l5 were Holmes, assistant medical examin­ taken into custody by Police Ser­ Is Hazardous. er, Dr. A. E. Friend, nose, eye and geant William Barron and, turned You can be reasonably as­ over to Probation Ofldcer lEdward Featuring quality lines of ear and throat specialist. Dr. David bedding for one week at great­ sured that the beddliig you buy M. Caldwell, surgeon, and Dr, D. C. Elliott in connection with brea!kin^ into the Bunco school last week. ly reduced prices. Imperial at Keith’s is the best that can (Special to The Herald) Y. Moore, head of the Board of The five boys live at the West edge mattresses that will not be obtained for the price ’ we Rockville, Mar; 1. Health. Side and attend school in the Nlnth^ Yesterday’s program included mat down. Sagless springs ask, and we will be hew where The Rockville city council will District. On Friday morning they; clinics and round table discussions. decided to go for a stroll and visit' that are rustless, noiseless and you can find ug if anything receive a petition from residents in This morning clinics were held at the School, Mountain and Prospect the Bunco school which they for-, sagless. Box pring outfits that should go wrong with the ar­ the Hartford' hospital and clinical merly attended. > street section tonight asking that addresses at the Hotel Bond wheve are built by experts and will ticle you buy. We are here to the African Baptist church congre­ But the boys were not satisfied stay. You should have‘ this Dr. Joseph C. Bloodgood, M. D., with “ standing on the outside look­ stand up. Pillows that are gation not be allowed to build their associate' professor clinical sur­ packed in cartons giving you assurance no matter where yod proposed church on property re­ ing in,’’ and there being no school gery at the Johns Hopkins hospital intend to buy. It will save cently purchased on School street sessions last week owing to vaca­ the assurance of cleanliness. iu Baltimore, and Dr. Bowman C. tion period, decided to go in and you lots of worry. at Mountain. The property was re­ Crowell, M, D., associate director of see what they could find. . cently purchased by the colored the American College of Surgeons The janitor, coming ta the school people from E. A. Serbser through at Chicago, were the speakers. later in the day, found all the desks ONE INCH POST BEDSt a real estate agent. Tonight In the Hartford Rubllc rifled. The papers and books had ❖ PEPPERELL SHEETS • The petition sets forth the argu­ High school at 8 o’clock, a com­ been removed from many lending EXTRA SPECIAL! 2 Sheets, 2 Cases in Fancy box. ment that a church at this point munity health meeting open to the belief that the boys were searching AND PILLOW CASES near the fire house and in a con­ public will be held. There will be for money. The teachers formerly $ 5 0 0 MATTRESSES RE-MADE, NEW TICK gested territory, would be hazard­ six talks, all in a. non-technical left their money in the desks at Finished white enamel, ivory ous. The council will be asked to language. night but this practice has been dis­ or oxidized, sizes 3-6, 4-0, 4-6. refuse a building permit to the ' Dr. Burr said today that between carded. Stock is limited, price with­ $ 4 . 5 0 African Baptist church. $ 9 . 5 0 300 and 400 physicians from vari­ The matter was turned over to drawn when present stock is Best grade A. C. A. or Gold Medal ticking. We will call A splendid anniversary gift Notes ous parts of New England are at­ the police and the case assigned to I sold. that would be appreciated. Herbert Sharpe, Chet Godfried —Photo by Elite for your mattress and return it at this new low price. tending the sessions. Sergeant Barron who secured suffi­ Herman E. Montie and Jack Keeney of this city will cient evidence to round up the' play with Weiman’s orchestra of guilty boys. Sergeant Barron saidj A partial list of the dancers fol­ CHILD’S BASSINETTE BOX SPRING OUTFIT South Manchester at Princess Ball one of the boys confessed his idea FANCY BED SPREADS Room Tuesday evening for the last DIRECTOR OF RECS. about-breaking into the school was lows: big dance of the pre-lenten season gained from watching motion pic­ Mrs. Robert V. Treat, powdered blue chiffon over metallic cloth. $ 5 9 . 5 0 Baseball managers of several tures. $ 3 . 9 5 $ 2 . 4 9 'teams are negotiating for the ser RESIGNS POSITION Mrs. Harold Alvord, American Finished white enamel or .vices of Rockville’s star player, beauty chiffon velvet. ivory. Has swivel wheels Come in three colors, rose. Dick Graf but as yet he has not Mrs. Herbert B. House, metallic with rubber tires. Woven gold and blue, Full lengtk ^igned with any team for the com SEVENH TIMES SEVEN brocade, gold lace. wire spring. and widthi Ing season. Earl H. Chaney to Return to Mrs. Ernest 'VYhitney, .West Hart­ Russell Bouchard of Monson is CHANCES FOR A LAUGH ford, black velvet. visiting his grandmother, Mrs. Mey Mrs. Walter Waddell, black geor­ DOUBLE DAY BED ers of Union street. Midwest; No Successor as gette with sequins. A GOOD MATTRESS . Ralph Stedman of Springfield is Miss Dora Foss, changeable spending the week with Mr. and Town Players’ Production Will peach-colored taffeta, with Spanish shawl. $ 1 6 . 5 0 Mrs. DeLoss Rich of Vernon. Yet Chosen. Be Above “Amateur” Grade. v'lUi I II $ 8 . 9 5 Mrs. Elizabeth Kingston has Miss Charlotte Relchard, Indian been spending a few days with her No one who wants an evening georgette rhinestones. niece Mrs. Burgess Newell of Hart­ EaVl H. Chaney, director of the full of laughs should fail to see Miss Alice Gregg, Windsor, or­ ford. Recreation Centers, has tendered “ Seven Chances’’ the well known chid georgette. Thomas Garvan has purchased his resignation to the recreation three act comedy by Roi Cooper Mrs. James T. Johnson, flesh new Willys-Knight sedan. committee, to take effect on April 2. Megrue. Those who attend will see colored crepe. Hurpee.W. R. C. will hold its Director Chaney came here last a production superior to'the usual Miss Catherine Riley, Hartford, regular meeting in G. A. R. hall September to succeed Walter Olson, amateur performance. green georgette. Consists of 72 coil box spring. Imperial edge Floss mattress, Wednesday evening at 8 o’clock. who resigned on the first of that It is being presented at-the Circle Miss Ruth McLagan, peach geor­ and two silki Floss pillows, 21x27. Covered with finest grade of At the close of the meeting whist mouth. He came from the middle Theater March 9th by capable local gette. sateen tickjng. Your choice of patterns. We guarantee.this out­ will be played. west and is a graduate of the Uni­ talent associated with the Town Miss Eleanor Benn, Hockanu'm, fit to be made of quality material throughout. ^tlsfaction or. Richard Glessman, the local gar­ versity of Indiana. While at col­ Players organization. flesh pink georgette, crystal bead­ money refunded gladly. bage collector, has returned to his lege he was a prominc-nt distance There Is a laugh with every-line ed. home from the hospital where he Covered with attractive cre­ runner and a member of the Indi­ of the play. Jimmie Shannon is to J([rs. Harry Straw, black silk lace tonne. Has white cotton filled underwent a serious operation. ana University track team. get the- twelve millions left by his over black satin. All whito cotton, in strong, At the meeting of the Mothers’ mattress, makes a splendid attractive ticking, with roll He will be located in a town grandfather provided he is mar­ Mrs. Harold Preston, orchid couch by day and a comfort­ G. E. Keith Furniture Co., Inc. club held Friday afternoon, a com about 100 miles from his home, he ried by the time he reaches his charmeuse, silver sequins and crys­ edges. All sizes. Very spe-" able full sized bed by night. Comer Main and School Streets, South Manchester, Coon. claf at 8.95. mittee was appointed to make ar­ said last night, and will make the thirtieth birthday. Just a short tal. rangements. for a banquet. trip west by automobile. Mr.?. while before the end of the fateful Miss Mildred Walker, black and Mrs. Fred Yost of Union street is Chaney has been with her husband term he receives news of the old white chiffon, black maline. spending two weeks in St. Peters- during his stay in Manch*,ster. man’s death. And Jimmie doesn’t Miss Marion Jacobson, nile green bung, Florida. It is understood that the Recrea­ care much about marriage and he georgette with rhinestones. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Sims have tion committee has not met to con­ isn’t particularly handsome. Miss Isabel Kjellson, orchid taf­ turquoise georgette. silk, trimmed with white brocaded dreds of mlllionBi At tlM samg^ satin. rented a tenement in the Fitch sider Director Chaney’s resignation ' A Busy Friend feta, hand-painted georgette trim­ Miss Hannah Jensen, turquoise time Moscow is working with equal block. and no successor has been appoint-, ming. chiffon over taffeta. Mrs. James Richmond, rose geor­ MUST USE FORCE cunning and intensity in Africa and ! Miss Gladys Jewett, teacher at His friend Billy Meekln decides Mrs. Willard Horton, yellow geor­ gette. ed as yet. that he must get married whether Miss Florence Eckhart, Rockville, A m e r^ to stir up th« blacks the West District school, is serious­ gette. Miss Millicent Jones, Hartford, he likes the idea or not. So Jim­ flesh georgette, embroidered. agalnrt the vrhitiM. ‘ j ly ill at her home in Portland, Me. Miss Anna Brinkman, Hartford, Mrs. Raymond Segur, Hartford, turquoise blue taffeta, beaded in Admlrra U. S. " ' mie has a chance— In fact he has ciYstal. TO COMBAT REDS Mrs. James Quinn of Rockville is HOLD BIRTHDAY P A R H honeydew crepe, satin trimmings, white georgette elaborately beaded, “ I consistently admire the ( Amer­ substituting for Miss Jewett. seven of them— and it is with these Mrs. W. A. Knofla, blue crepe de that the rest of the play is con­ blue and gold shawl. shawl. ican .government’s attitude. That The Friendly class of the Union Miss Emily Pillard, old blue chine, blue ostrich trimming. cerned. A delightful romance is Mrs. Joseph Dean, rose georgette, government is the only world power Congregational church will hold its FOR MRS. P .J .O . CORNELL satin trimmings. chiffon over flesh satin. Mrs. Charles W. Strant, rose col­ which has steadfastly refeSM to regular monthly social in the woven with the comedy and more ored georgette over rose silk. German General Says Bol­ than one surprise awaits the audi­ Miss Ethel Wartley, yellow sat­ Miss Gladyce Hartenstein, Rock­ deal with the Soviets. The Unl^ church dining rooms Wednesday, in, beaded. ville, flesh georgette embroidered Miss Martha Johnson, black vel­ ed States clearly recognizes tl» A great surprise is in store for all ence up to the fall of the last cur­ vet. Swedish Lutheran Church tain. Mrs. Samuel Houston, nile green and trimmed with rhinestones. shevists Are Busy Stirring world menace of: the BOlsheWate who attend as each member has georgette, rhinestone and ostrich Mra. Arthur Knofla,' nile green and faces it squarely. ,/■ been requested to furnish a num­ Members Arrange Surprise The cast consists *of seven men georgette vrtth fringe. and eight girls. trimming. “ I have had for ybars Inrefatahie ber on the program. Mrs. Emma , And Present Her Gifts. Miss Elsie Limberg, Northamp­ SOUTH METHODISTS evidence that Bolshevist agents Ip Louis Smith is taking the part of Mrs. Herbert W. Robb, White ^ Up Strife Between Races. Disk is chairman In charge of the georgette with fringe and rhine­ ton, nile green taffeta. great numbers were going to South tvening. About eighty, including members Jimmie Shannon, the would-be-mil­ Miss Helen Jeter, Hartford, old and Central America-to work there lionaire. Mr. Smith, besides being stones. TO SERVE TURKEY of the Sewing Society and other Miss Harriet Packard, turquoise rose georgette. , against the United States I hope ladies of the church, gathered in an actor, was for several years Mrs. Merton Strickland, old blue Berlin, Marcli 1.^—“ I am con­ that, when the- decisive combat associate director to Micblo Itow blue georgette, ostrich and rhine­ the basement of the Swedish Luth­ stones. chiffon, beaded. vinced that the question between comes between civillitatlon and Bol-. eran ' church yesterday afternoon of the Music Box Review and The Supper and Entert^iimeht in HOUSEWIVES AH AC K Miss Anne Titus, powder blue Miss Marjorie Wetherell, Hart­ civilization and Bolshevism must shevism, Germany will be found up^’ about 2 o’clock to honor Mrs. P. J. Greenwich Village Follies. Beatrice ford, black velvet. and silver grey georgette, beaded. Church on Thursday Even­ be decided some diy by force of on the side of the civilized natlons.’v O. Cornell,'wife of the pastor, on Johnson plays opposite Louis Mrs. Paul Carter, coral satin ing. Mrs. George RoWsell, ‘ honeydew arms,’’ declared General Hoffman, ^LEGED KIDNAPPER her birthday. She had been asked Smith presenting the part of Anne black crepe. SURPRISE PARTY ^ to,,come over to the church by a Windsor— one of the Seven Chances crepe satin with pearls. Mrs. Keith Scrimgeour, orchid German strategist, in an interview few of the ladles and was complete­ Miss Anna Johnson, Wlllimantic, The entertainnient which will Forty of the members of Helen — in a natural and appealing man­ georgette. follow the turkey supper at the with International News Service to­ ly surprised to find so many of her ner. orchid georgette, beaded. Mrs. Mary Chapin Byrne, Hart­ Davidson Lodge, Daughters of ScOr. Detectives Have Trouble Res­ friends there. Miss Naomi Harrison, Hartford, South Methodist chdrch Thursday day. tie, surprised Miss Agnes Thompc- Albert Addy portrays the part of ford, turquoise blue velvet, silver evening will be in charge of Mrs. cuing Salesman From Mob Mrs. S. C. Franzen, wife of Rev. yellow georgette, embroidered. cloth. Gen. Hoffman denied the Bolshe­ son at her home on Center street Billy Meekin, Jimmie’s best friend. John Dowd. During the meal an Of Angry Women. Franzen of Hamlin street, an old Mrs. George F. Borst, black vel­ Mrs. W. George Glenney, flesh vist assertion that he had offered last night and spent a jolly e v e * Those who saw Mr. Addy in Dulcy vet. orchestra will play. Miss Caroline to lead an army against Soviet Rus­ Ing, with a mock marriage as One frie&d of the Cornell family. In be­ will know what to expect from him colored crepe. New York, ..March 1.— Giles half of the gathering, presented to Miss Bertha Dietz, black chiffon. Mrs. Elliott Clapp, Hartford, Dense, of Hartiford, the child en­ sia If England would furnish the of the entertainment features. The in this-play. tertainer will give a number of Steele, 63, rescued from an infuri­ Mrs. Cornell sixty dollars in gold Mrs. Charles Bunzel, orchid vel­ white flat crepe, rhinestones. war supplies. ladies brought with them a gener­ ated mob of .housewives after he is and a basket of roses. Miss Augus­ vet with rhinestones. Miss Estelle Keith, orchid silk. readings. She has appeared at Was In England. ous supply of -good things to ea^ alleged to have attempted to kid­ ta Burklund, sister of Mrs. Cornell, Miss Helen Berggren, flame-col­ Miss Helen Keith, yellow flow­ affairs in the church heretofore and “ It is true,” said Hoffman, “ that together with a handsome china tea nap a four-year-old boy, was to be received fifteen dollars in gold and ored taffeta. ered chiffon. is a favorite with audiences. I was in England several months set for t’ne prospective bride. Mlsb; placed in the line-up at police a basket of roses. ABOUT TOWN Miss Esther Noren, green geor­ Miss Lois Stiles, Wapping, coral A one-act play under the direc­ ago and discussed the Bolshevist Thompson is to bs married soon to headquarters today for observation A comfnlttee of six ladles served gette. georgette over yellow silk. tion of Miss Mabel M. Pollard, will question with English friends. I Willian Henderson of tlils' town. ' in connection with the mysterious coffee, cake, sandwiches, and fancy Miss Jane Nevers, Wapping, be presented, entitled “ The Minis­ was astonished to find’ that Eng­ Miss Florence Johnson, roseHaf- PINEDO HOPS AGAIN > disappearance of four-year-old Bil­ cookies. The tables looked very feta, gold trimmings. honeydew georgette. ter Comes to Tea.’’ The cast is land still greatly underestimated ly Gaftncy, nineteen days ago. pretty with ferns for centerpieces. Delta Chapter, Royal Arch as follows: Anne Dunlop, Mrs. John the menace of a Bolshevist war of Rio, Janeiro, Mar. 1.— Command-' Masons, will work Miss Lorraine Geer, East Hart­ Mrs. John Olson, green silk Steele under questioning denied A large birthday cake, made and the Most Excel- crepe, rhinestones. Dowd; Ellen Canady, Mrs. Clarence aggression— a war which Moscow ed De Pinedo, Italian ace, hoppecr lent Master de ree tomorrow eve- ford, orchid georgette, ostrich trim­ he had._ever seen the Gaffney boy, decorated in pink and white by mings. Miss Aima Birath, honeydew Taylor; Cora Warren,, Mrs. Robert has been carrying on for years off from Santos this afternoon for^ Mrs. Albert Swanson of Packard ning. I Gordon; Nelly Read, Mrs. William or that'he hod attempted to abduct Miss Ruth Geer, East Hartford, georgette. , | against the Rritish empire. Porto Alegre, after having greati four-year-oM Julian Bernstein. The street, -was placfed on the table be­ rose taffeta, gold lace. Miss Gladys Juul, pink silk, gold I Black; Maybeth Smith, Mrs. Gus- “ Moscow has already agitated the difficulty in getting his hydroplane.' fore Mrs. Cornell. Silistine Gardner who was before ' tave Anderson; Helene Wilder, man was arrested last night by Mrs. R. 0. Cheney, gold brocade. and floral trimmings. yellow races inflaming many hun­ to rise, due to excessive weight. ( Detectives who experienced great the local court early in January on Mrs. William Rublnow, flame and Doris Keeney; Mother Peters, Mrs. difficulty in reaching him through four charges, In’toxicatlon, breach Miss Betty Crooks, green satin Gladys Truax; Polly Dunlop, Bessie black crepe, green lace and velvet. beige flat crepe. an infuriated mob of women who REG SWIMMERS TO of the peace, resisting an officer Mrs. William Turklngton, yel­ McGuire; Bella Crane, Mrs. Thomas iUiiiiiiiiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiUj^ were beating,him with sticks and and Injury to public property, and Miss Florence Wilson, American Curran; Jane Wallace Heathcote, 5353484848894853535323534853532353232323485323532353234823484823532323 beauty taffeta. low silk, beaded. stones. who was fined arid given a jail sen­ Miss Audrey Camefon, Rockville, Mrs. Thomas Smith. He explained that he was a MEET WINSTED TEAM tence, and who took an appeal to Mrs. Albert Dewey, green; chif­ The supper tickets include the fon, feold lace. powder blue, silk, silver trimmings. salesman, and had gone to the the Superior Court, today decided Miss Eva Freeburg, white silk entertainment. To others attend­ Campaign For 1927 | Efemsteln home, and that little Ju­ to vacate his appeal and take his Mrs. Ray Pillsbury, honeydew with horizontal hands of black vel­ ing the entertainment only- a small crepe. lian had followed him when he left. Hirst Meet of the Season to ten days in jail, in addition to vet. admission will be asked. which he had a fine and costs of . Miss Gertrude Rockwell, velvet, Miss Emma Goernant, Hartford, Be Held Saturday With Sev­ $62.32. brocade in gold and beige. ashes of roses crepe romafne. SURPRISE SHOWER. i Manchester Fish and Game Quh | PALLBEARER AT FUNERAL en Events. Mrs. Julius Strong, white satin, Mrs. Ward Green, yellow geor­ Miss Miriam McAdam was the Thomas McNally of 192 Wood- white chiffon. V gette, rhinestones. guest of honor at a surprise shower Fill'in this apfilication and mail to L. Sherwood Martin, 5 9 ’ 5 The Rec swimming team will en­ bridge street entered the Memorial Mrs. Joseph Wright, rose geor­ Mrs. .Fitch Barber, pink silk. given last evening at the home of East Middle Turnpike, or leave application with your doUar at S DROPS DEAD AT PIER gage in Its first meet of the season hospital yesterday. He Is serious­ gette, beaded. Mrs. Rayniorid Goslee, rose col­ Miss Mildred Aitken of 31 Bank Barrett & Robbins, August Senkbeil, Manchester Plumbing and S on Saturday afternoon when the ly ill with diabetis. Mrs. Vinton Benjamin, Wapping, ored chiffon over yellow. street, which was attended- by thir­ Supply Co., F. Ti Blish Hardware Company, J P. l!«dgard or Wlnsted Y team will come to Man­ black satin, pink georgette. Mrs. John Pickles, lavender char­ ty of her friends. The color scheme Pritchard & Walsh. S Buenos Ayres, Mar. 1.— Tragedy chester. Director Chaney has The South Manchester Camp No. Mrs.. John' Collins, Wapping, meuse. was pink and blue. Games, sing­ 3 that seems to stalk the flight of the called for volunteers to swim on 9280, Modern ^yoodmen of Ameri­ border’ rose georgette. Mrs. Russell Hathaway, rose sat­ ing, dancing and an exhibition of APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSEiP. . | Amerlca;n army good will fliers to­ that day. Any who wish to swim ca will meet tonight at 8 o’clobk Jn Mrs. Arthur Single, Hartford, in crepe, lace shawl. the Charleston by Miss Alice Aitken day caused a postponement of the on Saturday should communicate Tinker hall. blue taffeta. Mrs. Bertha Rlsley, old blue were pastimes of the evening. A Manchester Fish and Came Club flight to Asuncion, out of respect with him before Thursday morning. Mrs. Guy Fallow, Hartford, nile beaded georgette. buffet luncheon was served by the I i The events will be a 20-yard green georgette. Miss Evelyn Jones, white geor­ hostess. — - , Manchester, Conn. - S to Captain Arturo Cuto, who died KIDDIES PARTY. gette. / suddenly yesterday after the fun­ dash, 40-yard dash, 100 yard dash, Mrs. T. B. Holmes, Hartford, While Miss McAdam was busy Date ...... 192" S 40-yard breast stroke, 40-yard back Mrs. Charlps F. Marshall, orchid eral of th^e two American aviators Nearly 50 Present at Unusual So­ beaded orchid georgette. unwrapping her many gifts, a I hereby apply for membership In The Manchester Fish and 5 stroke, fancy diving and 160-yard crepe. killed here on Saturday. cial Held at the Rec. Mrs. Frank Oghen, . Hartford, shower of confetti fell over her. Game Club. I believe that fish and game can be perpetuated S relay. . / —- yellow silk. Mrs. Robert J. Smith, pink flat She is to be married next month to and increased for ourselves and our descendants, and am wlU- S Captain Cuto, director of naval crepe, beaded and embroidered. aviation for Argentine, collapsed Forty-six members of the School ■ Mrs. Leslie Saunders, Hartford, Lyle Blythe of East Hartford. ing to work toward this end. , » LEGISLATOR SENTENCED. rose velvet. Miss Anna Loomis, changeable I promise to comply with the spirit and letter of the Coni.- x while acting as pall-bearer for Cap­ street Rec women’s gym class at­ blue taffeta. ^ ' Perth, Ontario, March 1.— Fran­ tended the first of the series of so­ Mrs. William Clarke, Buckland, AMERICAN FRATERNITY nectlcut fish and game laws, and see that property of land own- tain Woolsey, one of the dead cis William Hall, former member Mrs. Franklin Dexter, red and American fliers. As the body of cials, a kiddles’ party, in th e gym green chiffon, maline and lace. ers is not violated In any way, and will help to prevent any s of the Ontario black beaded georgette wltb rhine­ Montevideo, Uruguay, Mar 1.— such violation. S C^pt. Woosley was being removed . today! last night. Children’s games were Mrs.'Grant Toothaker, pink with stones. stands convicted of a theft of $l,-(, played and-refreshments in the silver trimmings. ~ , Aericah fraternity must be pre­ frdm the military club. Captain Cu- 000 from William Linton, for which Mrs. Millard Park, nile green lo*’attempted to carry too much of -form of lollypops, eskimo pies, bob Miss Marjory Ro,berts, Hartford, served and encouraged. President • Name ...... he must serve eighteen months in tie of pop, and animal crackers. georgette. the weight of tbjs coffin and In the American Beauty chiffon, beaded. Mrs. John Douglas, peach char- Juan Gampistegue declared, today the reformatory. Judge Scott in ' .On the program were groups of before^the Assembly. I V ' izcessive heat he collapsed. passing sentence late yesterday said Mrs. James Church Smith, West nieuse crystal beaded. ‘games, kids’ polka, a peanut hunt, Hartford, peach crepe headed,’ with ' Dr. Gampistegue stated that his J ■ No. Street that the.case was one of several in­ Mrs. John H., Hyde, blue crepe ^1 hoop relay, roller skate relay, and fringe. de chine, beaded. government will use all, of its ef­ volving misappropriation of clients’ a'Swedish clap dance. The role call Miss Mildred Sargent, nile green forts to promote and. maintain the PRINCB’S FRIEND HELD. funds. The penalty for such a crime Mrs. FraiUc H. Anderson,’ yellow i " Town ...... ;...... £ Paris, March 1.— Joseph Loglan, ,7vas answered by members of the georgette, silver trimmings. georgette, crystal beaded. friendly relations with the Ameri­ i Annual Dues $1.00, payable , £ is normally fourteen years, the class who recited nursery rhymes Miss Mildred Seidel, orqhid silk cas which Uruguay has constantly I Rumanian lawyer and friend of judge said, but the fact that the Mrs. N. B. Richards, pink silk, i with application. a 'rlnce Carol, has been arrested by as their names were called. crepe, floral trimmings. embroidered apd beaded. striven for. theft was committed ten years ago ' This is one of a series of special I Home Phone . . ^ .1 x he police here charged with issu- Mrs. W. S. Hyde, lavender lace, ’" Mrs. George H. Wilcox, green Uruguay will work for economic I Business Phone caused him to impose the compara­ ■parties which will be held once a silver. HlE false Rumanian passports. tively light sentence. silk^ cream lace. order and peace throughout the i^month for members of the class. Mrs. Edith Duke, Broad Brook, >1 Miss Marjory Richmond. white entire civilized world, he said. i MlllllllllllHIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllUllUillllllllll

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huge losses of the Allies during the , the laws under which he has been bad years of the war upon Joffre tortured. ! EveninSy 3H»ralb. and Foch, whom he accuses of Mr. Insull has had a terrific time adopting a policy of “attrition’ trying to avoid being sent to prison ' t r m i PUBLISHED BY that wore out the allies far moro ; THE HERALD PRINTINO CO. for contempf of the United States Founded by El wood S. EU than it wore out the Germans. Hp Senate and at the same time to tin Oct. 1. XS8I cites the losses to the British and play the game” in a_sportlng way ‘ Evening Except Sunday* .-.nd French after each offensive as hav­ and cover up his political associ­ BY ROONEY BUTCHER Entered at the Poet OflJce at Man- ing been far greater than those in­ ates.'And he is good and sick of cheater as Second Class Mail Matter. 6f jrtoor G)verii^Sf flicted on the enemy and declares it. - Washington,v March 1.—Henry • SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall that If “our whole strategy and tac­ •>*ty cent* • ^ Now if these Senate probes are to Ford is known as a strong Coolidge month for sliorter periods. tics had . been directed to compel do any good it is net in the way man. He has said frequently that oi carrier, elgrhteen certs r. week. the enemy to attack” the victory he thinks Mr. Coolidge Is a. good Single copies, three cents. of sending somebody to Jail, to be ‘S-Ii' h-., position stituted on March 17, 1924, for the imaginative speech and the president smother- ^o impress .hi' the popu- f—Druggists, HI near over, anyhow. ■ timed than the publication by The circumstance of half a doz­ •pitla is the tnile muk ot Buer Uspufaetan ot MonoaceUctoidasUr ot SaUcrlicacid • Winston Churchill at this Juncture stick to the en youngsters being present is not of a book attacking the French thick clothes, no matter how the new to- any section of America. The r military strategy during the World Jocund roisterer tries to kid you roadhouses outside any city of av­ this time,- wickedness in Manhat­ War we can’t Imagine what It along. Paraphrase a bit; for “Be­ erage size will reveal a squad of could find in his own home towi ■ would be. these high school damsels almost tan la'both actual and feigned. That If he looked hard enough. It Jus; ware Of the Ides of March” read, any Saturday night. ■ portion glimpsed by the tourist Is happens to be more' open and then The British politician, whose Take cara of your hides in March.” It Just happens that New York likely to be manufactured, for the' are more people to observe.- own policy as First Lord of the Ad­ This may be March but March Isn’t is larger and has more of them; reaj ,vlce operates under cover. It miralty during the great struggle May. that the very bigness of the city Is not an^oasy thing to watch In op­ ^ GILBERT SWAN makes It possible for them to move eration. Its agents may be herec;or probably as open to criticism as about freely with a-TaHnlmuin there, masking in the guise of well- i that of any other leading figure, l ic k e d . chance ot discovery. dressed young men and women, : takes this unsettled period for the .Broadway ts not particularly Its'-ylc^lma are many and, where egression of'the most provincial \ One wonders whether Samuel In­ eager to get the “baby” trade. They they hhrfe been promiiient, Broad­ of all possible views'of the war__ sull, political financier, realizes seldom have enough money to be way soon hears the gossip of their that We are entitled to all the that, when he says “I’m finished good spenders and the only “babes” fall. Eventually these individual with national politics; i’ll .never the hotsy-totales care to have about cases come Into the press through ^'.credit and the Other Fellow to all give another cent to a senatorial are the sons of the rich. Hence thejr a suicide, a murder or a raid. The . Let not him that girdeth 6n his •the blame. ' are found largely in the Chinese harness boast himself as he that campaign; I won’t go through this rest lire' considered, too. unimpor­ L Churchill makes a set business of restaurants and cheaper places tan t‘Jqglvfe heed'to.. ' < putteth It off.~ I Kings xx:ll. again for anything in the world”. ■ «r, . .ijMpcinei^lty (0? .the where a $10 check is a lot of mour The obvious ■‘wickedaesa"-~-the h* erjritilliM the rtty purpose of ey. • wickedness which any tojurlst can The flighty purpose he’er 1# o’eh- '- see.' for himself—Is, no ^dabt.' but took unless the deed go with it,:— - So, as you may hare gathered by a magnified yerslon of what he^ Shakespeare.’ I V- u

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tive,Cross, and'Ms aMOciateBlM** _ provide for ,a constltntlOntf SACASA FAVORS *^^Champ GO GUNNING FOR > i ment which^‘'WlWd'’^OTfl4fe, lon^: periodJ congressnt^ln and/t’^“ **^*‘-^^*“ .,«> AMERICAN HELP RUSSIA SHOWS LAME DUCKS i tually beidn woJk—thirteenrk—1 ,1005 The Ring — ^ad suspend the. seiiaion o f ducks” held'shoftiy the elf. , ,The- CroM' resp^hUon ■\ '■■ that "the enactment^ pt j j o No Zoning, Congests Traffic will.^lpto laws Is del%yed^>'heihPor^< Twelve Million Increase Urge National MoYement: to and prevented hy'reason hf U. S. Assistance Welcome ■* , < tus between the expression o f popi^ ^ far will! by congrepsldnad elecdowiV and. the first session Of Gongfress-(i< Says Liberal Leader In Since the War Makes Up The narrow streets of New York, a make room for the increasing traf- Change Constitution Elec most congested city in the country, flc. The Rc^lnj^ns point a lesson to other communities 'While he estimates the presence The/resolutlon co^ItJ^iei; Outlining Program. Estimate of 143,500;000. on the wisdom of planning possible of about 835,000 vehicles in New tion Provisions. city growth years ahead of time and "Be it! resolved by the geoenU; . York by 1930, his curve of figures assembly of the Stitie of Ohio , r - ^ of controlling its expansion In the goes sharply up until' by 1960, he future. we hereby apply to the eongresg oft' Puerto Cabezas, Nic.— American Moscow.— Russia Is still the -estimates New York’s traffic to run Columbus, O.— Ohio legislators the^nited States ’o f Anierlhg, In this city, more than elsewhere, led by State Representative R. R. aid in the solution of Nicaragua’s j colossus of the white race. Semi­ up to 2,100,000 vehicles, almost call a convention for proppahsiB'. many problems will be welcomed final estimates made as a reslilt of two opposites have met to the det­ twice the number of vehicles in the Cross, Dayton^ are gunning for riment of traffic— the narrow “ political lame ducks,” arid with amendments to the eonstilutian .-pr : by Dr. Juan Bautista Sacasa, the census just concluded show the entire state today. the United States of Ameirtcg should he succeed in establishing total population of the Soviet Union streets and the tall skyscrapers. Since automobiles will increase this in mind have initiated' a na­ For the width of the streets, pre­ that a, copy of this resolution himself in control of the country, to be 143,500,000. elsewhere as fast as they will In tional movement to change the con­ sent'tb the governor bf escli o f sent city administrators can’t he New York, a jump of almost 300 stitution of the United States. he stated exclusively to Interna­ ■rhus the Rlissian people, who these United States: for tranlnlls;:, tional News Service today. numbered 133,442,065 on the terri­ blamed. But other cities are being per cent in their number would A resolution now awaiting ac­ /warned against imitating New York cause considerable traffic difficul­ sion to the respective'leglBlnturef* Dr. Sacasa asserted that, very tory of the Soviet Union before the tion in the Ohio assembly would thereof.” far from wishing to isolate his war, and who at that time made up \in the construction of skyscrapers. ties in many cities of the country. revoke provisions of Article V of country from American influence 7.6 per cent of the world’s popula­ Here are veritable cities in them­ Goodrich figures this jump on the the constitution and pave the way It is required that the legisln*/"' tures of two-thlrde of the 48 states - he earnestly desired to effect a tion, now have multiplied until they selves, sticking up into the sky contemplated basis of five persons for a convention to be called' by : alongside streets usually too nar­ unite in such a memorial'to obts^in- closer and > more cordial contact constitute a meager fraction un­ to each motor vehicle. Congress for the submission of row to handle the ordinary run of action. This provision h as'n eve^ *'; with “ Nicaragua’s Big Sister.” der 8 per cent of . all the people in ISiree Preventatlves amendments. the world. traffic. They’re built in the hearts To avoid this possibility of con­ The Ultimate Aim , been invoked before in' the ntannef: “ American Inspection, criticism of cities, where streets were laid set forth in the Cross resplutloa. .: and assistance are desirable and They make up one-fourth of the gestion he, as well as most other The ultimate ,aim of Representa­ total population of Europe. out years ago without the knowl­ would be welcomed by my adminis­ traffic authorities, points to three The increase of approximately edge of forethought of future pos­ preventatlves: tration,” Dr, Cacasa declared. “.We ten million since 1914 is considered sibilities. want closef trade relations and all the more remarkable because Million Lost Dally First Is the limitation in height long for a better understanding. the Russian losses from war, fam­ The result Is a situation like New of future buildings, to conform But American armed intervention, ine and disease during the years York’s, in many other cities striv­ with the width of streets they face. oppression of Imposition is not 1914 to 1923 were estimated at ing to become great. Second is the provision of ade­ Service — Quality — Low Prices wanted and will be resented to the more than 20,000,000 and in 1920 E. P. Goodrich, traffic authority, quate platting and zoning laws, for extent of our weak ability.” the Central Statistical Bureau figures that New York is losing $1,- future spread of the city. Dr. Sacasa’s Program counted the population at but 131,- 000,000 a. day due to traffic con­ Third is the planning of future Among the things Dr. Sacasa 500,000. If this estimate were" to gestion, arid that It would cost bil­ wide arterial highways. would have the United States do he taken as correct, then the popu­ lions in reconstruction to avoid Lack of these three is what caus­ Ash Wednesday in Nicaragua are the following: lation would have increased 12,- this loss in the future. Elevated and ed present congestion, it is said. WE WILL HAVE A LARGE TARIETY OF PISH. 1. Supervision of the next gen­ I would educade^verybov 000,000 during the six years just surface car lines would have to be Even the adoption of these,princi­ eral election. This to be done in d^Tidcitrl eoid No one p^id & .n v ^ passed. abandoned, two and three tiers of ples has to be such -s to a^iow for AT RIGHT PRICES. ' such a manner that the fairness of — 2. brod.dcdc^.lxTu^"------attention to me listener One-Sixth In Cities. roadways would have to be Jbuilt, flexibility ih the future. A street the election shall be assured in ad­ It probably will be impossible to tunnels would have to be dug and,, that may appear ridiculously wide Fresh Cod Mackerel vance. Dr. Sacasa does not deem it Representative Sol Bloom of Now York, who’s fighting for a ascertain during just what period most costly of all, buildings would today may turn out to be sorrow­ Fresh Haddock Red Salmon , . sufficient that the supervising 6f- the increase occurred. Other facts, have to be sliced off and arcaded to fully narrow tomorrow. square deal for radio fans. however, are established with more Halibut Swordfish ■ ' Iclals should confine themselves to Butterfish a statement after the event that it Washington. — Representatives accuracy, as for example, that onc- Filet of Haddock Sol Bloom of New York has arisen’ ,^ixth of the population now lives IN BANKRUPTCY. Some good buys In Mattresses, ’< Fresh Oysters was not fair, and Nicaraguans told people educated in the biggest thing inch box floss $25. Don’t fail to “ Wait until the next election.” He to champion the cause of the lis­ in cities, and that the Soviet Fresh Clams Filet of Cod qf the future.” Union now boasts thirty cities with New Haven, March 1.— Omar (5. buy your bedding here. Benson’s expresses confidence that in any tening radio public. populations of more than 100,000 Crosby, of Hartford, who operates Furniture Exchange, 649 Main honest election Liberals must win. We’re not getting a sqare deal in the proposed radio legislation, each. the Blue Moon Inn, filed a volun­ street.:—Adv. 2. Immediate construction of the GOLD AGAIN TOMORROW The rapid growth of the urban tary petition in bankruptcy in Unit­ Home Cooked F o^ Nicaraguan Canal. Dr. Sacasa says he declares. We may find our­ selves pinioned into submission to population is illustrated by the ed States District Court here today. Baked Mackerel that, far from being opposed to its His liabilities are set at $12,595. a radio trust if we permit the new fact that some of the cities which construction by the United States, FOR STATES AUDIENCE now have more than 100,000 in of which $8,941 is unsecured, while Codfish Cakes he favors it, and wants it done as Dill-White bill to go through with­ habitants did not exist at all at his assets are estimated at $4,- Fried Fish out an amendment such as he has DON’T STARVE early as possible. He believes, it the time of th^ census of 1897. 941. Home Made Graham Nut Bread . would be a great benefit to Nicara­ proposed. Bloom says. $50 In Gold in Mid-Week Pro­ Novo-Sybirsk with 120,000 and Home Made Oatmeal B r^d gua and points to the prosperity “ No one-has paid any attention gram— “ It” Ends Run Here Stalin with 106,000, fall in this BANKRUPTCY RECORD. TO END FAT which has come to Panama from its to the listener, in Congress or else­ class. Raised Biscuits where,” says Bloom. “ He has Tonight. There is an easier way, used for 19 canal. Although the urban population New Haven, March 1.— A new years. Millions o f people know it. The Raisin Bread 3. American advice in . financial never been represented at any hear­ of the Soviet Union has increased record in bankruptcies was set. here ing any place and any time. Shining gold pieces— fifteen of results are seen in every circle. Excess matters. The United States govern­ remarkably, it is yet significant of during the month of February when fat is not nearly so common as it was. “ No provision whatever; is made them-^are to be handed out to pat­ the4^1.-. essentially _ rural______character of _____ v ment, in Dr. Sacasa’s opinion, rons, of the State theater on 'Wed­ sixty-five petitions were filed in That way is Marmola Prescription to save the listener-in from being Russia that its first ten cities have twenty-one working days for the! should be consulted when Nicara­ nesday evening. That Isn’t all. Two Tablets, made to combat the cause of gua wishes to contract a loan. charged' for what he receives bn but 506,000 more population com­ United St^Cs District Court. Lia-! fat by correcting a gland weakness. Manchester Public Market his own set.” big featfires have been provided for When an American banking firm bined than has New York City billties ranged from a few hundred The effects will surprise and delight That’s the great fear that touch­ the edification of the audience, alone. makes a loan proposal, he thinks it “ The Runaway. Express” and dollars owed by mechanics whose you, and a bodklet in each box tells you es the. heart of ■'Sol .Bloom'.' He’s Tew Largest Cities. pay was attached to $120,153 owed why they come. should be submitted to the State “ Moana,” and if that isn’t a pro­ A. Podrove, Prop. Phone IQ- afraid the large radio broadcast­ The ten largest cities in 'the by the Hudson hosiery Co., of 'Wa- All druggists supply Marmola at $1 Department for study and that ers, combining with the telephone gram nothing is. Nicaragua should be told either: Soviet Union are Moscow, 2,518,- terbury. The month of January a box. Go try it now. Join those slen­ companies, will install a receiver Bargain Day follows on Thurs- .000; Leningrad, 1,611,000; Kiev, “ We think this is a vei’y fair offer, saw fifty-five petitions filed. der friends o f yours who arc glad they tinned for a particular series of d^.. .wifh/ejght big acts o i vaude­ 494,000; Baku, 447,000; Odessa, learned about it. with certain slight modifications,” Concerts/ will set a definite weekly ville hnd'.the “The Flaming For­ 411,000; Kharkov, 409,000; Tasli: or “ This is not a good offer. You or monthly, charge for such service est” as the feature picture. The kent, 323,000; Rostov on Don, can get easier conditions and a low­ and thus control not only the broad­ bargain days are becomiug most 302,000; Tiflis, 279,000, and Sara­ er rate of interest elsewhere. Why casting but the receiving end. This popular and the State never fails tov, 212,000, making a total popu­ Typewriters not try Blank & Company?” bill,, he ^ys, leaves this possibility to get a full house when the eight lation for these ten cities of 6,- ARTESIAN WELLS 4. American advice in reorgani­ aets go on. The ^ight acts! ypUl-ha; op e^ ." ” 506,0(10. All makes. Sold, rented, ex- Drilled Any Diameter—^ zation of the school system. Dr. Wants Free Reception. pr&qnted- 'Thursday mtrtSned; and One striking result of the cen­ evenihg, then for the rest of the chanpred and overhauled. Sacasa deplores the existing decay Therefore Bloom has offered an sus was its revelation of the fact Any Depth Any Place INC in popular education in Nicaragua, week there will he five acts with that there are about 5,000,000 Special Discounts to Students. amendment to the Dill-White bill, 2-7171 2-7171 and thinks the school system to prohibit radio stations from the feature. more women than men in the So­ Charles F. Volkert should be overhauled from top to broadcasting in such a way. that . Tonight for the last time Clara viet Union. The consequences of HARTFORD, CONN. , Bow will be seen in Elinhr Glyn’s this situation have already been bottom. He would like the assis­ only special sets could receive. Telephone 821 •Blast Hole Drilling tance of an American expert in do­ “ 'Ilhere are patents which permit, .production, “ IT.” This picture felt in the new attitude toward ing it. any station to broadcast and pick started its run on Sunday evening marriage, the tendency to regard Test Drilling for Foundation Taxes Are Heavy and has been playing to packed any union, however fleeting, as K em p's M usie its listeners,” Bloom charges. “ The houses ever since. Water Systems 5. American advice in the collec­ listeners will have to buy or license legitimate, and the movement to It is'a picture of genuine merit, tion of taxes and elimination of an attachment to get the programs. make maternity independent of ma­ Pumps for All Purposes. Special for March I a.side from the humorous-dramatic graft. Taxes are too heavy in “ If you don’t pay for your tele­ trimony. Soviet soclalogista are in­ H o u s e story which runs through it. The clined to give the chief role in these HIGHLAND PARK P. O. Nicaragua, Dr. Sacasa believes. He phone they take it out, and that story tells the story of a girl Phone 128-4 Tel. 1375-5. holds that they can be lowered and will probably be the plan of the changes to the excess women over ■who' has “ IT.” But circumstances men, although they had already the burdens of business made light­ broadcasting trust.”.. . ’ are against her and she is placed been advocated as desirable by the er, with the national revenues in­ .To forestall such a Ukelihood in a; false light in his e5'es. That communists. creased at the same time; this Is Bloom suggests not only a'legal in­ brings an estrangement but in to be done by a scientific revision junction in the form of his rider spite of himself, the store owner of tax schedules and methods of ,to the'present Dill-White bill, but falls again, this time harder than' collection, and the erection of safe­ the separation or radio in all. its ever. guards to make sure that the forms from all present departments, The story of “ It,” a fast moving “Quality, Service RIDE BY BUS money thus collected shall be ac­ in Washington. comedy of love and human emo­ tually paid into the government. Wants “ Secretary of Air.” tions, is based on the strange pow­ Dr. Sacasa asserts during recent Bloom would establish a “ De­ er of “ IT,” an invisible appeal pos­ Conservative administrations more partment of the Air,” with a secre- sessed by certain human beings and Prices” Hartford— Silver Lane— laxes have been intercepted by tar'y in the president’s cabinet, which makes them Irresistible to equal in power to the secretaries of grafting officials than have been all members of the opposite sex. PER CENT DISCOUNT received by the government and other department:. In this de­ According to Elinor Glyn, origina­ 10 used for publrc service. partment he would unite control of tor of the theory of “ IT,” and au­ TO ALL SUBURBAN TRADE South Manchester 6. The revision of the police sys­ all subjects relating to the air— thor of the screen play, Clara Bow tem. The Liberal claimnant to the radio, aviation, everything that is one of ^the few women on the presidency find difficulty in ex­ goes on in the ether. screen who has this unusual appeal. pressing full measure of his disap­ “ The future of the world is In That’s why she was selected from Warner Optical Co. the air,” Bloom declares. “ One of Motor Stage Line proval of the present system. He. more than two hundred others to 42 Asylum St., Hartford, Conn. denounces it as oppressive and cor­ the biggest things to be foreseen play the starring role. rupt, asserts the fines collected for is the development of pilotless air­ planes. And we’ll get our power, infractions of law frequently go in­ ^iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiifiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii' to the pockets of officials, and that heat and light and operate our * “ police agents,” especially in east­ trains by radio.” In Effect Feb. 26, 1927• That’s too much of a job for a 1 1 ern Nicaragua, are expected to Leave Hartford Arrive Leave So Man “ live off the country,” and do so. supbordinate departmental' official. Arrive ■! J Corner State South Ch. Oak and Many, Dr. Sacasa asserts, are worse A “ secretary of the air” must be I JUUL’S CASH MARKET Hartford ■ IS appointed. , - I and Front Sts. Manchester Main robbers than thieves who are Bloom wouldn’t stop there either. HARRY JUUL, Prop. 5: 30 a. m. 6:00 a. m. 6 00 a. m. 6 25 a. m. R H caught in the act and thrown into 6: m. jail.. “I would educate every boy and 53^’Main Street, Next to Gas OfiSce. Tel. 2339 = 40 a. 7:10 a. m. 7 15 a. m. 7 45 m. S H girl in aerial navigation, aviation 7: 15 a. m. 7:45 a. m. 7 45 a. m. 8 15 a. m. M 2 and broadcasting,” he says, “ so 7: 45 a. m. 8:15 a. m. 8 15 a. m. 8 45 a. m. 1 JORD.V MOVES Ul’ that in the next generation we 8: 15 a. m. 8:45 a. m. 8 45 a. m. 9 15 a. m. would have the greatest mass of 8: 45 a. m. 9:15 a. m. 9 15 a. m. 9 45 a. m. Lou Jorda has been added to the MEAT SPECIALS 9: 45 a. m. 10:15 a. m. 10 30 a. m. 11 00 a. m. National League umpiring staff by 11: 15 a. m. 11:45 a. T2 00 P. m. 12 30 P. m. President Heydler. Jorda has TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY 12: 15 P. m.* 12:45 P. m! 1 15 P- m.* 1 45 P. m. worked successfully sev:r;il sea­ 12: 30 P. m. 1:00 P- m. 1 30 P. m. 2 00 P. m. sons in tlie Southern Association SIRLOIN STEAK ...... 42c 1: 45 P. m.* 2:15 P. m. 2 15 P. m.* 2 45 P. m. and was recommended by Prexy COt\ ROUND STEAlK ...... 39c 2: i5 P. m. 2:45 P. m. 2 45 P. m. 3 15 P. m. Martin of that loop. ■■.Poes No t a f f e c t the|^e a r t SHORT STEAKS ...... 45c 3: 45 p. m. 4:15 P. m. 4 15 P. m. 4 45 P. m. 4; 15 P. m. 4:45 P. m. 4 45 P. m. 5 15 P. m. , SHOULDER STEAKS ...... 28c 4: 45 : . The prompt way P. m. 5:15 P. m. 5 15 P. m. 5 45 P. m. W h a t I s a LAMB CHOPS ...... 35c;40c-45c 5: 15 P. m. 5:45 P. m. 5 45 P. m. 6 15 P. m. Salicon ‘ stops LAMB PATTIES, 3 fo r ...... 25c 5: 45 p. m. 6:15 P. m. 6. 15 P. m. 6 45 P. m. D i u r e t i c ? colds is truly SAUSAGE M EAT ...... 25c 6: 15 P. m. 6:45 P. m. 6 45 P. m. 7 15 P. m. amazing. Two RIB CORNED BEEF ...;...... 10c lb. 6: 45 P. m. 7:15 P- m. 7 15 P. m .. 7 45 P. m. People A re Learning the Value of tablets taken at 7: 15 P. m. , 7:45 P. m. 7: 55 P. m'. 8 25 P. m. 9: 10 P. m. 9:40 m. 9: 50 P. m. 10 20 P. m. Occasional Use, the first sneeze p. is usually all that 11: 10 P. m. 11:40 P. m. 11: 40 P. m. 12 05 P. m. GROCERY SPECIALS ♦Saturdays only. v e r y o n e knows that a lax« are necessary'. E ative stimulates the bowels. We are eager to have you prove this. Send A U3 ypur name and address and a bottle cf diuretic performs a similar .V'.-Jitaa tabi ets will be seut you free of charge. FORTHISWEEK function to the kidneys. Under Telephone Laurel 488 Ch. 2809-4 K. A. Hughes Company. Boston, MaM Underwood’s Fish' Cakes, 2 cans...... 25e S the strain of our modem life; Sundays and Holidays. , • our organs are apt to become Tuna Fish ...... 20c s sluggish and require assistance, 1 lb. pkg. Rice, 2 f o r ...... 21c Leave Hartford Arrive Leave So. Man. Arrive k^ore and more people arc - ^ G o l - d s 1 lb. Box Codfish...... 29c Corner State South . Ch. Oak and ^Hartford learning to use Lfoan’s Pills,oc- and Front Sts. Manchester . ' Main ^ casionally, to insure good elim­ Pink Salmon, 3 f o r ...... 42c ination which is so essential Armour’s Spaghetti, 2 cans...... 25c 7:30 a. m. 8:00 a. m. 8:00 a. m. 8:30 a. m. to good health. More than 50,- 8:30 a. m. 9:00 a. m. . 9:05 a. m. 9:35 a. m. OOO gratefffi users have given WESPECIAUZE Parsons’ Ammonia, large ...... 27c 3 9:30 a. m. 10:20 a.'m. 10:40 a. m. 11:10 a. m. Doan’s signed recommenda­ P & G Soap, 10 f o r ...... 35c 3 14:20.a. mi 11:50 a. m. , 12:10 p. m. 12:40 p. m. tions. Scarcely a community IN EXAMINING EYES AND S Dromedary Dates...... 21c 1:10 p. m. 1:40 p.‘ tn. 2:10 p. m. 2:40 p. in. but has its representation. Ask FITTING GLASSES Crisco ...... ^i...... , 24c 3:10 p. m. 3:40 p. m.' 4:10 p. m. 4:40 p. m. yo u r neighbor! 5:10 p. m. ■ 5:40 p. m. 5:55 P. m. 6:25 p. m. Nlascot Peas 22c 7:10 p. m. 7:40 p. m. ' . 7:40 p. m. 8:10 p. m. Sugar, JO 65c 9:10 p. m. 9:40 p. m. 9:40 p. m. 10:10 p. m. , WALTER OLIVER 11:10 p. m. 11:40 p. m.. 11:40 p. m. 12:05 p. m. D O A N ’S Optometrist" f . 25 lb. sacks ...... $1.63 Iceberg Lettuce, large solid h ead*...... lOc Arrangements may be made for siiecial parties Stirntdoat Diuretic to the Kidueye 915 Main St. So. 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r ; . ■' . ■■ ■■ ■ vi:'- FAGiji : MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, ITJESDAY, MARCH 1, 1927., X :.i The Herald Gassified Column THE ROMANCE OF AMERICA: James J. Hill (6) i^etches by Tay^tv SySfipsfe Advertising Rates All For Sale, To Rent, Lost, Found and similar advertising on Classified Page: First insertion, 10 cents a line (6 words to line). Minimum Charge 30 Cents. Repeat insertions (running every day), 5 cents a line. THESE PRICES ARE FOR CASH WITH COPY. An additional charge of 25 cents will be made for advertisements charged and billed.

FOR SALE WANTED , ______. WANTED—Two experienced broad Then came Hill’s great' FOR SALE—P’ancy native potatoes leaf sorters and one tyer. Phone. Hill and Morgan moved quickly and bought the ‘Bur* move, formation of a The “ Empire Buil3er^*" remained~M chairman of 'tho S1.S5 per bushel, delivered. Telephone ; 342-13. lington outright. Then came Harriman's master stroke - On June 30,1907, Hill b o vd until 1913. In his final report as chairman, witli 7-2. of 1901, purchase of a majority of Northern Pacific. holding company. With ------1 WANTED—Three girls for light resigned as president of a backward look, he wrote: “ Most men who have FOR SALE Apples, . . Greenings, De- j assembling. Apply to Lynn Leather He would reach the Burlington through Morgan himself! .the railroad stock -thus the mighty system the licious, Seek-No-Further, and others. 1 Company, Manchester. held, a raid euch as Har­ really lived havo had, in some shape, their great ad­ Call at the farm and see them or ' Hill and Morgan were caught napping. But when they Great Northern had be­ venture. This railway is mine.” Serenely he put his telephone for deliverj-. Edgewood WANTED — Dressmaking, rates began to fight, the world’s financial centers were riman's never could hap- come. His son. L. W. Fruit Farm, 401 Woodbridge street reasonable. Box 81 Spencer street, pen again.______house in order, awaiting the end. He died May 29, Tel. 945. Burnside. rocked. Northern Pacific reached $1000 a share. Hill, succeeded him. 1916. _^©i«7^eYjrjCAsra\n^^ .(Next: The Life of Christ) FOR SALE—Used gas stoves in WANTED—5000 people to get good condition. Good bargains for acquainted with "Insto”. ‘Tnsto” caslt See Edward Hess, Electrical cleans hands and almost everything Fixtures and Supplies, 855 Main St. instantl.v. 25c can. Come in and ask for a free sample. Edw'ard Hess, JACK LOCKWILL’S SPEEDBOAT by Gilbert Patten FOfl SALE—Small Glenwood range Electrical Fixtures & Supplies. 855 SEE HULLAS NEXT WAPPING j O £ with or without gas end. Also dining Main street. room set. F. Hallett, 82 West street. WANTED—Middle aged woman, A Byron E. West, has been confin­ fllo o M/VO'j PBOPLB FOR SALE—Battleship grey com­ American or Swedish preferred, for ed at hia home for the past week bination gas and coal, range, used less housework and care of old gentleman, ‘W ELTE’ CHAMP r than one year. Inqifire 47 Main st. ■while family are away during day. n with an attack of the grip. Tel. 972-4. H ours from 8 a. m. to 7 p. m. Must go 0 Mrs. George Allen Collins and -fo CAftiav oaJ, home nights. Call 976-12 a fter 7 p. m. 1'^ son, Ralph, and Mr. and Mrs. • AMD TfAEAl PcrC O F R Bowen, 570 Woodbridge street. Tel. for appointment. 1285-2. Beckwith o£ Manchester motored FOR SALE—75 cords hard wood WANTED—2 salesmen. Apply 82 Texans Brag About His ''No- to Granby hospital to see their sis­ seasoned, also some seasoned hickory, Cottage street. Phoile 536- A ter who has been sick there all stove len ,th. Phone 141-4. winter, on last Sunday. WANTED—Young cow with first Decision” Victory Over FOR S.\LE—Fresh sweet cider. Just or second calf, Guernsey or Jersey. Alfred. Stone spent the day last made 48 to 50 gallons at $10 a barrel. Call 844-5. Sunday with friends In Waterbury. We do customer grinding. Call 970-5. Mrs. Emma West and Mrs. Mar- M anchester. II. Silversteln. • WANTED—Janitor for our men’s Pete Latzo Recently. boarding house, Edgewood House. baret Pulford of Hartford were FOR SALE—Apples—King, North­ Apply Cheney Bros. Employment Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. ern Spies, Greenings. Sweet cider and Bureau. and Mrs. Ivan West of this place. extracted honey delivered anywhere .. Dallas, Tex., Mar. 1.—Down here in Manchester or vicinity. W. L. Fish. WANTED — Clocks and phono­ Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Burnham Phone 970-2. graphs for cleaning and repairing. where, men take orders "’from men have recently purchased a new Electric cleaners, irons, etc. put in once more, the natives are hailing Marmoh straight eight sedan. FOR S.\LE—Hard wood, by the order, key fitting. Bralthwaite, 150 Clyde Hull as a future wearer of Salute!’’ called Bull Madison, who had been chosen to referee. load. G2 Hawthorne street, telephone Center street. Mrs. Harry Hobby from Palmer, 546-3. L. Pola Coal Company. Pete Latzo’s crown, Lockwill and Winthrop made the salute. “On guard!", cried Bull She was right. The button Mass., is the guest Of her sister, WANTED—I will pay highest Hull is the lad who trounced the Fence!” The clashing foils made a steely, hissing sound as thoy<^ was gone, leaving a ragged, Mrs. Frank Pratt over the week­ FOR SALE—Chestnut woou, hard prices for all kinds of Junk; also buy welterweight champion In a ten- slid one against the other. The duelists advanced, retreated, circled, dangerous point. “ Dirty work!” end. wood and hard wood slabs, saw"d all klnc' of chickens. Morris H. both of them in correct fencing form. Suddenly Betty screamed and stove length, and under cover. L. T. Lessner, telephone 982-4. Tound, no-decision battle here a few exclaimed Wirtthrop. “Some­ Miss Josephine Congdon, Miss Wood, 55 Bissell street. Telephone nights ago. dashed forward, flinging herself between them. “Look at your foil. body filed it so the button Marian Welles, Miss Irene Buck- 496. WANTED—To repair and clean Latzo was so badly punished by Jack!” she cried. "I saw the button fly off!” -3 would come off!” sewing machines of all makes. Alj land and Mias Clara Chandler, left FOR SALE—Hardwood. Reo truck work guaranteed. Tel. Manchester the Texan that he was 'forced to Saturday afternoon for Springfield, $9.00; hard slab 8.CO; hard pine and No. 715. Go anywhere. R. W. G arraid, cancel a fight in another Texas Mass., where arey attended the chestnut mixed $6.00 a load. Flrpo, 57 37 Edward street. Manchester. V> town two nights later. conference of the Connecticut Girls WARDEN IN JAIL Wells street. Phono 154-3. WANTED—Competent bookkeeper. The only thing that saved him Business Club. • Write stating experience and salary his crown was, as said before, the Robert Valentine of Pleasant Atlanta, Ga., March 1.—Fonaer required. Address Box M, Herald. Warden Albert E. Sartain of Atlan­ REAL ESTATE fact that no decision was given. Valley, has aecured^a position at ta penitentiary was Just Inmate WANTED—Electrical wiring and Newspaper men awarded Hull the the new Capitol National Bank of number 24,207 tocay. , • radios, installed, flat irons repaired, decision on points. ‘i) Hartford. FOR S.-VLE—30 acre farm on the lamps wired. No job too smalL Phone Mr. and Mrs. Harold 0. Miller The one-time' ruler of three .State Road, six room liouse, in good 1176-3 a fter 6 o’clock. But they’re going to fight again. condition, barn and chicken coop. from Springfield, Mass., were Sun­ thousand convicts at the local fed­ With the title at stake! eral prison, became one of them .as Price $6000. See Stuart J. Waslcy, WANTED—To buy cars for Junk. They’re going to fight in Scran­ M "J, day visitors at the home of their 827 Main' street. Telephone 1428. Used parts for sale. Abel's Service sister’s, Miss Etta I. Stoughton. he started an eighteen-months’ St.atlon. Oak street, TeL 789, ton, Pa., home of Latzo, late in term for conspiracy to accept FOR SALE—On Spruce street. 7- March. Walter S. Billing’s Sunday school ■room house, modern conveniences, class of young men. and women bribes from prisoners while he' was Iglhts, extra lot, 70 foot front. Price AUTOMOBILES That should let the rest of the warden. reasonable. 33 Walker street. world know whether Hull is the have been Invited to his home on FOR SALE—1923 Ford coupe, ^ood fighter that he is said to be. The Tuesday evening of this week. FOR SALE—tf room nouse, all im­ shape and good tires. Phone 1923-3. Texans say he will he the champion There were elevem tables at the HAS HARD JOB ON provements. garage in cellar, large after the battle! public whist given by the Pleasant Charles H. Francis, former New garden, extra garage outside, widow FOUND Valley Club at the home of Mr. and York University diamond star, is wants to sell. Call 58 Oxford street, They say .;.he will beat Latzo going to try out with Rochester after 6 o’clock or Saturday after­ FOUND—Shaggy dark mouse color­ again. Just as he beat him here be­ Mrs. Homer Lane, last Friday eve­ noons. ed dog. About 1 year old, with col­ “Shall we use these?” asked Winthrop. Jack bowed. Lock- ning. this spring. Francis Is a second ------r fore 5000 home-folks- This discovery produced in­ will’s fencing instructor, thanks to "Brick” Judge, the boy’s lar, license tag lost. 321 Oakland Hull’s danger is in his left. He There were between forty and baseman. Rochester hopes to use FOR SALE—For sale or exchange, street. Phone 1163-3. dignation. The act was de­ guardian and mentor, had been a master of the art. Now, to the fifty of the friends of Mr. nnd Mrs. him as utility Inflelder.-He la given farm and city property. William has a sock In both hands, but the nounced as that of a sneaking dismay of the uppei'-class lads, the freshman outpointed Winthrop. a chance, however, to dislodge Kanehl. 51? Center street. ‘ dynaihite is in his left mitt. Raymond Burnham, who attended MISCELLANEOUS coward. Another pair of foils He was much the better swordsman. At last, with alightning lunge the whist and pool party given at “Rabbit” Maranvill at second base. He used his left here so often was brought and found in per­ and a flashing, twisting movement, he snapped the, foil fr^m the FOR SALE—5 room ’•jiingalow. oak NOTICE—Ladies who wish to ac­ their home In Manchester last Sat­ floors and part oak trim, all modern quire fashionable slenderness tVith- and so fast that most folks forgot fect condition. Grand Vizier’s hand, otszr'by nea service, inc.‘ (To Be, Continued.) 3t' urday evening. Frank Congdon and Improvements. 2 car garage. Price out dieting or harmful medicine. Call Latzo had one. Mrs. Paisley received the first very reasonable' and easy terms. Tel. 422-14 for particulars. ,Latzo and hia, .brother-manager, Dr. Fred F.; jBushtieil 1483-12. prizes while Mrs. John A. Collins, Painting and paperhanging. Have Mike, sang sweet praise of Hull’s and C. Vinton Benjamin received ‘ V'E'rERINARfAN your -work done before the rush. ability. the consolation prizes. Work done neatly and reasonably. “He deserves a chance at the “REDHEADS PREFERRED” RICARDO CORTEZ HAS “THEESA GUY, UMBERTO 494 E ast‘CoTiter Street, TO RENT Ted LeClair, 39 Chestnut streeL Thomas Cheetham and son of crown and we’ll, give it to him,’’ Plainville were guests at the home Manchester Green. Rags, magazines, bundled paper said Mike. “That fight the other IS SCREAMING COMEDY -NEW ROLE AT RIALTO HEESA NO BLOFFf of his sister, Mrs. Frank Stoughton Office Hours: 7 to 8 P. M. TO RENT—Tenement of 4 or 5 and Junk bought a t UIg’ est cash night was great! Fans at Madison rooms, all improvements, garage if prices. Fhons 849-3 and I will c a ll 7. over the week-end. TEI.EPHONE 1847. wanted. 160 Bissell street. j Eisenberg. Square would have gone nuts over it.” Here at Circle for Two Days; Ricardo Cortez, famous for his FOR RENT—Greenacres, Wads­ ANTIQUES Hull built his back in the wheat dillneations of fiery Spanish lovers, BY JIM3IY POWERS The tomato Is the only new salad w orth street, six room flat, all mod­ Antiques bought, sold, repaired, re­ Marjorie Daw and Raymond fields of South Dakota, which is as 1- 1 • T J- n 1 is playing a new type of Spaniard ingredient known to modern times. ern improvements. Inquire 98 Church stored. Reflnishing and upholstering Hitchcock in Leading Roles.—the one he says is the true type— street, telephone 1348. of old and modern furniture. V. good as the way Latzo built his, iu I The Egyptians used onions and gar­ Hedeen, 37 Hollister street. the coal mines of Pennsylvania. in the new production of “Ibanez’ lic, Confucius liked cucumbers, Per­ AUTO FOR RENT—Tenement near Cen­ The much maligned redhead has Signor Umberto J. Fugazy most ELECTRICAL SERVICE ter, improvements. Available garage, Perhaps he will be the next Torrent” which leads a double fea­ sians used lettuce and radishes, the been a subject for discussion and assuredly doesn’t fool, If you gath­ MPAIR WORK OUARANTOO no objection to children, rent reason­ welterweight champion. No one ture program at the Rialto today nasturtium-leaves and hard-boiled able; also furnished room. Phone knows. At any rate he is standing research for many years. According and tomorrow. This time Cortez er the Impression I intended to con­ eggs. NORTON 859-4. ______ANDOVER now. on the threshold of fame and to her critics she is impulsive, plays a young Spaniard who Is a vey in the wbrds of Antonio, his lUCTncAL iNSTmnitMT ca rash, hot-headed, and has many voluble' and valuable valet. i MLUAROST. PMONKI | TO RENT—3 room furnished apart­ big money because he beat Latzo in serious student, runs for office and ment. 206 Center street. Tel. 1078. Mrs E. M. Yeomans returned Texas. other faults too numerous to-'men- is elected—and on the whole Is The non-bluftabie- signor, is go­ •OAR MANCHCSKR n U N H I StAnOM home Saturday' from Wellesley, tlon. But she* goes on serenely very much like any earnest^ young ing to be very much in the fistic Pick “Freshie” as FOR RENT—rHalf house of six and, ignores her critics. Once in a rooms, all improvements. C. J. Tut­ Mass., where she has been caring man in any other country. He can bigtime during 1927. j Prom Queen tle, 51 Flower street. Telephone 7G'i-5, for her daughter Alice who has while she gets Just credit and one be a fiery lover too, when he rises Gene Tunney ran into a panic adults preferred. been 111 with the grip. Miss Yeo­ of these “onces” occurs in the Cir­ to the occasion. “The Real Span­ when the alert-eyed Italian w av^j General cle picture, “Redheads Preferred” $800,000 under his esthetic nose, f TO RENT—5 room house, all im­ mans came back with her mother VARIEGATED BILL iard,” says Cortez, “is an earnest provements, 93 Cambridge street. In­ and will probably stay for a week which is showing on Oak street to­ worker and student and probally Gene thought the offer was co'm- Auto Repairing and quire 38 Hawthorne street. or more as she is still quite weak. day and tomorrow. never, in all his life fights a, bull.” ' posed largely of the well-known Scientists have puzzled over the Overhauling FOR RENT—Steam heated furnish­ Mrs. Lewis Phelps spent Monday The new production' has Greta I hooey. ed rooms for light housekeeping, at Manchester Green, the guest of ON CHURCH NIGHT question from time immemorial. Garbo in, the feminine lead and Is Did that goal Umberto? SHEI,DO.\’S GARAGE single and double; also flat. 109 F os­ Mrs. Lulu Lord. They have tried to find out the highly spectacular and thrilling. Well, there was little uhtasted Rear of, 35 HoIlJsfer Htraet. ’ ter street, corner Bissell. Mrs. Ellen Jones and family why and whence of red hair. They “Atta Boy” appears on the program spaghetti and. raviola on the gentle­ say that Cleopatra was a hed-head- Phone 8828-2 Rntdence 2328-£ TO RENT—On Eldridge street. 4 and Mr. Nicoline of Haftford visit­ with “Ibanez’ Torrent.” It is . a man’s supper china that night, for ------la— ______ed siren and they point to many ■\ ' ■ room tenement, all Improvements, ed Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lessard in Second Cong. Folk to Play breezy story with an excellent cast announcement \^as made of a $6,- newly renovated. Rent very reason­ Hebron Sunday. red-headed women of history. and affords the Jaded film fan 000,000 sports arena to be built in Sell Your Business o:r able. Phone 2251 or inquire 172 El­ There was a good many out to Queen Elizabeth was red-headed, some brilliant entertainment, Sc- Brooklyn In March. dridge street. the Christian Endeavor meeting Wide Variety of Games at and they say that Helen of Troy, lected shorter subjects will round Who was the owner? Signor Um- Buy a Business FOR RENT-;-Large 5 room flat on Sunday night. Topic, “Practicing who “launched a thousand ships,” out the prcigram. berto Fugazy. I We spectalize ‘exciuslrely -In buy­ Chestnut street facing park. For par­ was also a Titan blonde. ticulars apply Aaron Johnson, 62 Lin­ World Brotherhood.’’ Luther Ran­ Who leased the Polo Grounds for ing and selling businesses, retail, den street. dall, president of the Men’s club, Rec Tomorrow. So it goes up to the modern times outdoor boxing in 1927? Signor wholesale and manufacturing. We was leader. Several members of when we remember the immortal Golfs Across U. S. Umberto Fagazy. communicate with prodpectiye bW TO RENT—Desirable tenement of the club were present. One of the Sarah Bernhardt and her crowning Who staged the Delaney-Berlen- ers everywhere. 6 rooms, all modern improvements, The Second Congregational halo of tawny hair. Mrs. Leslie 26 Walker, near East Center street. most interesting speakers of the church will occupy the School bach, Delaney-Gormn, and Shar- If your price Is right We have a Inquire 30 Walker street. evening was Royal D.' Webster of Carter, who Is now writing her ex­ key-Wills bouts? Signor Umberto buyer. South Manchester who has kept his Street Reo tomorrow night in the periences in “Liberty” is also a FOR RENT—Two, upstair flats, first church night, of the year. A Fugazy. membership in his old home church redhead, and there are many oth­ Vive I’ltalia, If you will, and a •rV HARTFOftDLBUSINESS with improvements; also store. Rents program of games has been arrang­ ers. very reasonably. Apply 244 North although he has been living in ed by a committee headed by H B bottle of crimson wine, vulgarly EXCHANGE Main street. Telephone 28-2 or 409-3. Manchester for several years. Mr. So there was some reason for and perhaps too familiarly called Elliott. John Morgan preferring to go to 352 Asylum street, Hartford, Conn. FOR RENT-—New 5 room flat, all Webster spoke on the World Court The program Includes boivling, dago red. Tel. 5-3483. Improvements. steam furnace. 57 In connection with the brotherhood masked balls with red-headed girls. The signor is whooping it up here Summer street. Call August Kanehl, of man. Mr. Webster is a very able swimming, basketball, billiards, The fact that the girl was his wife '.V Tel. 1986. pool, checkers. Indoor horseshoe and, as the aforesaid Antonio ^ speaker and his talk was much en- pitching, whist and other games. and had a red wig did not bother would havo It, and as many dubi­ FOR RENT—Four room tenement,,^oyed by all present. Another in- him in the least He wanted the ous others are at last beginning to first and sreond floors, all Improve' Each game will be in charge of hair, that was all - ^fce^esting part of the service was a ^m e member of the committee. acknowledge—he means a business Spring Bargains ments. new house, at 170 Oak street,’ corhet solo by Wallace Hilliard who Raymond Hitthcock, he of musi­ with garage. Inquire 164 Oak street or Refreshments will be sold In the cal comedy fame, plays the leading that is. fat* removed from the njon- Miss Brynece E* Rogers of Col­ call 61C-5. played “The Sweetest Story Ever Rec cafeteria during the evening. key. variety. umbus, O., is only a freshman at Six-room single. Well builtj mod­ Told.” Miss Vera Stanley was at role and is one of the drollest fi,g- For. RENT—In Greenacres, flrst The committee In charge is com­ ures ever seen on the screen He And now a little “poisonal” stuff the Ohio State university, but she ern conveniences, including ga^ lofi and second floor flats at 73 and 75 the organ. Mr. Hilliard is a mem­ posed of Mr. Elliott, Mrs. B. E. Se- on the signor. was queen of the Junior Prom be­ 90x150—price only $5,200.' Benton street. Call 820. ber of the Men’s club and leader gar. Miss Mabel Wetherell, Nelson is ably supported by Marjorie He Is of medium height, broad cause she was escorted by Jeremiah of the Grange orchestra. Guests Smith, Calfin Davidson, Charlotte Daw, who plays the title role; TO RENT—5 room flat on Bralnerd Theo Von Eltz, Cissy Fitzgerald, shouldered, given over to neatly C. Montgomerj’.____„ of Toledo, Junior Two good building lots On soAtli street, near Main street, modern Im­ were present from South Manches­ Foster and Franklin C. Smith. pressed blue suits, starched white presidfent. side of Oak street not Ifuf from provements. For particulars apply ter and Wapping. There was a busi­ Vivian Oakland, Charles A Post, Following is the program: collars and cuffs, and bright color­ Spruce, street, 120x29t feet—both Albert Harrison. Phone 1770. ness meeting of the society after 7:30 to'8’.30—Bowling for men. Leon Holmes and Garaldlne Leslie. ed ties. He has shining, alert eyes the pgular meeting to see about The picture was more than ably for $3,000. FOR RENT — Three, and four In charge of Nelson Smith. K w . M i " ' that denote keeness of ..mind and room apartments, heat. JanHor ser­ planning for an Easter entertain­ 7:30 to 8:15—Girls’ swimming, directed by Allan Dale and was decislvenness of action. •* vice, gas range, refrigerator, (n-a* ment and other business of the so­ in charge of Charlotte Foster. from the pen of Douglas Bronston. On East Center strefet, six-room door bed furnished. Call Manchester ciety, ' t ^ l He used' to work in his father’s Arthur A. Knofla cottage, all conveniences, 2rcaf., gar­ Construction Company. 2100 or tels- 7:30 to 8:45—Men’s basketball, bank but ran away and entered the phona 782-2, Mrs.^ A. E. Frink spent Saturday in charge of Frank Smith. FIRST SHOTS FIRED. ring under the name of Jack Lee. FIRE and age, price only $9,000. night in Wllllmantic the guest of 7:30 to 9:30—Games and whist FOR RENT—Store with fixtures, her .step-mother and sister, Mrs. In auditorium. In charge of Mrs. Washington, March 1.—The first He managed Freddy Welsh and AUTO INSURANCE Near East Center street; new siOr suitable for confectionery or general Segar. shots have been exchanged between Jimmy Goodrich Into chanipion- store at 136 South Main etreet. Inquire Amelia Payson and Mrs. Harriett shlps. He owns a New York movie '' Agent for Hartford Accident gle of six rooms, a dandy place, on« at 21 Warren street. Ladd. I 8:15 to 8:45-^Girls bowling, in American marines, now occupying Indemnity Co. you will like, price only 47,300, the principal cities of Nicaragua house that cost him $500,000 to TO RENT—3 room heated apart­ Wallace Jones has the grip and charge of Mabel Wetherall. 875 Main St. Tel. 782-2 is unable to attend school. 8:30 to 9:30—Men’s pool, check­ and manning the trains on the gov­ build. When he heard Tex Rickard , Two-famlly flat a short distance ments with bath. Apply shdbmakor, had taken over the Garden at a Trotter Block. Miss Annie Matherson returned ers, billiards, horseshoes. ernment railroad, and the Nicara­ off Main street, lot 7Qxl40-^prjce to school Monday after being out 9:45 to, 10:30—Games In large guan Liberal forces, according to ' cost , of $3,000,000 he said laconi­ sick for several weeks. gym, In charge .of E. H. Chaney. advices at the Navy Department to­ cally; “Huh,.. that’s very, fine—I only $7,500. WANTED Charles Wright who works In 8:45 to 9:30-^Boys’ plunge In day. think . I'shall build myself instead FORSALE ~ Liberal snipers fired on a train of a $3,000,000 oqe a $6,000,000 ' - t. « Real good six-room alnglo, Mid­ New York was home for the week­ charge of Calvin Davison. 'I dle Turnpike close to Main, oak end. 8:45 to 9:30—Girls basketball between Managua and Corlnto, and WANTED—One or two boarders. the marines returned the fire. The ““Ina thatviu,. h, s,d .„di 5 Tnlie Magnovox RaAo Set floors.and^trim Hot Wa^er Heat. Ladles or gentlemen, privte family, In charge of Charlotte Foster. Doe Grahame of Mobile, Ala., has all home cooking. Address Box H, in 9:30 to 9:45—^Refreshments in train did not stop and ncr damage his leasing the Polo Grounds for all It’s a bargain at $7,200. j* care o^f Herald.______the small cafeteria. was done either side, according co started a cross-country golf tour­ outdoor boxing In 1927 made the P erfect condition. Will dcmoii- FUMES KILL TWO. reports. nament of his own. Across the same Mr. Rickard nothing if not WANTED—20 or more ladles to dp^ 30D0 mljes from Mobile to the Pa­ monstratc from house to house, sick at the tummy. strate any evcniiig. B. batter- perlence not essential, salary -Cnd Tuckahoe, N. Y„ March 1.—Pe­ At a conference of the Women’s Ballooning is the method of mi­ cific coast Grahame is. . trekking, gration used by many species of driving a golf call in front "of him. ies« tubes, loud speaker and set. RobOrS; J. Smiiii bonus. Call Friday all day and eve­ ter Ruberto, 58, and his son Rich­ Enginecrlni'; society in England re­ A-total eclipse of the midnight ning. See L. Telller, Waranoke hotel, ard, died from smoke fumes when cently, more than half the women spiders. The spider projects a line He figures his score will be around tOl Main street. of silk which continues until the 1,500,000. This picture of Gra­ sun is scheduled for northern Swe­ All for $45.00. Cost $130. fire attacked their apartment early wore long hair, none had “Eton den on June 29, 1927 At that time 1009 Main Street WANTED—Work by hour or day. today. Twenty-five other residents crops” and only a few had shing­ spider feels the pull of the tvind. hame, taken'as he starred out, Apply. 106 Benton Street. 9ox Va K. Hsrald oXfIcBt escaped eafeljr, i les. ■ - ^ It releases its hold as it is borne shows him with a trophy he recent­ the sun is visible all night north Rual Kstato, Insurance,"" ly won. of the Arctic Circle.; Phone 2344. Steamahln Tickets. 1

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in. ! each measure and Its speed is aboiitj Suite .Algerienne ...... I the ^ame as a waltz. ^ • i SILENCE REIGNED ...... Saint-Saens . n - ■ ■ TEST ANSWERS a Reverie du Soir "Gavotte" by Handel-i-A Oavqtte' A practical dress has a knifer ^ Marche Militaire Prancaise is 'quite light and frequently be^ns It was a very cold day and Isaacs pleated -skirt with the. pleats con- Here are the answers to today’s and Cohen had walked about four IV. 'X on the third-beat of- a measure, fine4 by rows of stitching. which results in the sug­ Intelligence test, which is printed miles without either making a sin­ Fuheral 'March . . . Chppin on the comics page: gle remark. “Vy don’t you say Persecuted Habima Is Seen as Greatest of Theaters. V. gestion of syncopation. Jt is in Th*e 'Tirgin Islands, acquired by^ quadruple rhythm^-t-that is, '• four 1— The Indian is using his bowsomethlngF^ said Cohen. Polonaise Militaire backwards. the United States, have an area .of’ y beats to the. measure. The Irst two "Freeze your own hands!” s’aid Chopin 2— ^Plles. 142 square miles and a population By the NBA Play Jury X notes, usually the 3rd and ' 4th Isaacs.—Tit-Bits, London. of 30;000. VI. beats are frequently short and stac­ 3— ^Maine and Oregon. Naila (ballet music) cato, giving the idea or suggesting 4— In 1865. New York.— Of ali the richtdra- Delibes light tripping steps, ,> 5— The Missouri and the Ohio. matic imports f.f the past several VU. in ^ V . . ;8—^At the first battle of Bull seasons, none is so gilded with ro­ Rackoezy M arch...... Liszt “March" from “Toyland" by Vic­ Run. Jackson refused to retreat un­ mance and 8(dventure as the Thea- 10:00 P. M.—Weather. tor Herbert—rit is sometimes called der fire, and another* officer rallied 'ter Habima, just come from Mos­ Program for Wednesday. the “March of the Toys.” his men by saying, "Look at Jack- cow for a season in Manhattan and, 10:40 a. m.—Plano solos— Laura IV son standing -here like a stone mayhap, way points. C. Gaudet. “Polish Dance" by Scharwenka wall.” 10:45—Thirteenth of a series of is triple rhythm, but unlike the Here, we are told, is a group of ^ WTIC’s Course Of Music Ap­ 7— On the Colorado river, players that spent something like Ganne Mazurka there is a very 8— Huckleberry Finn. 20 years bringing to perfection a preciation for Public Schools— etrong accent on the second beat of 9— ^The Constitution. ’, Part One, the measure, particularly in the repertoire of a half-dozen plays. “Pussy Willow Song”—This song 10—^William,Howard Taft. Weigh this against the fly-by-nights first and last section of the piece. will actually be taught to a class Explain the difference between of Broadway production and draw of children in the studios. Care will BOY, PAGE DAVID ' your own conclusions! Perhaps rhythm and time. Time is the.regu- Paris.—The tallest man in the be taken so that children listening lar recurrence of beats or pulsa­ there has been no similar demon­ on the air can learn the song as it •world, comes, from the smallest stration of art for art’s sake in the­ tions. Rhythm Is the grouping of country In the world. In the tiny is taught. Its origin is unknown, beats in a characteristic movement. atrical history. but it was used in school at least 1 republic of Andorra lives Jose Pun- We may have time without rhythm los, who la 10 feet 6 inches tall. Go­ Theater Habima, a Russo-Jewish thirty years ago and probably much but not rhythm without time. band which recits its lines in the longer. Perhaps some teachers know Rhythm is produced by the use of liath, according to Biblical experts, ancient Biblical tongue, was born the music. The words are; accents at regular recurring points. was only 19 Inches taller than this mid the heat of the historic revo­ Pussy Willow down by the brook 11:45—Farm Plashes. but Jose may yet reach that mark, lutionary tempesf of 190r. Swinging away to and fro. 11:55—^Time Signals. for he Is only 19 and still growing Its birthplace was a tiny house On a bending willow bough like 12:00 Noon—News, Weather. Emil on an obscure Moscow cross-street, pus9y-cats Helmberger’s Hotel Bond We Could Take Up A Whole Page its first audience less than a hun­ All In a row. Trio—- INVITE OUR COALTDYOUR telling you about this 1927 way of buying furniture. dred people. One N. L. Zemich had II—Ghost Dance...... Salisbury But we want to be BRIEF and to the POINT. the idea of a theater in Hebrew. If I put you down by the fire 11—^Prlncessita ...... Paladihe Housewarming Anna Rovina, a school teacher, was You pussy so cunning and shy, III—Pale Moon ...... Logan the "leading lady.” Vactangov, who I wonder if you will turn into IV—Excerpts from "Robin Hood” yS.pARTY* , One whole floor devoted to Bedroom Suites directed “The. Dybbuk,” was car­ pussy-cats ...... de Koven ried to final rehearsals on a stretch­ Bye and Bye. V—Baritone Solos—■ One whole floor devoted to Diningroom er, within a few weeks of death. a. Ich Grolle Nicht .. .Schumann Suites. Six years after its birth, the lit­ Oh! No! The Pussies saijl b. Duna ...... ’...... Maglll tle group began to feel the heel of We couldn’t and we wouldn’t do Earle Barr Hdnson One whole floor devoted to Living room the czar, in 1911, the persecutions that. VI—Kamendl Ostro-vy (Cloister were such that they pi'esented plays We belong to the fairy folk Scene) ..'...... Rubinstein Suites. in an underground theater, attend­ I And are their pussy-cats. VII— Berceuse from "Jocelyn" The words should be taught as-, a ...... Godard ed only by a few friends. The great poem before the broadcast. This Complete Home Furnishers* St^^slavsky came to their aid and will simplify the teaching of the VIII— Chocolate Soldier ...Strauss bro^ht the support of many nota­ music. IX—I Hear a Thrush at Eve In short the largest stock of Furniture in Hartford. ble fnan. Attention was attracted to ...... i...Cadman It X—El Cubano...... Seoane the’ genius of the performers and “9f a Tailor and a Bear”—The FRIENDLY coal— dependable the theater became Known through­ music is by Edward MacDowell and coal—th^ kind that will be the At Warehouse Prices out Europe. is taken from a collection called happy,part of any party if you Visiting critics from France and “Forgotten Fairy Tales.” It tells of We formerly sold wholesale. Now selHng direct t6 Germany went back to shout their a poor little tailor who is condemn­ invite it into-jour home! Send the public. praises of the great Anna Rovina. ed to spend a night in a barn which us a woi^ by telephone and None since Sarah Bernhardt, has also houses! a large ugly bear. we’ll deliver you some of the been so greeted. Luckily the tailor has brought along For six years it grew and flour­ Irene Boitlonl (left), who aiqiears i n "Mozart,” and Anna Itovina In Jjest coal ever mined. Cash or Convenient Paymoit Plan "Tile W'andcrliig Jew.” his fiddle or violin, and, in order to Feast day of Safnts David -and ished, playing “The Wandering keep^up his spirits he plays a Jew,” “The Dybbuk,” “Jacob’s Albinus. P. S. District Representatives wanted In this torHtory. nan .Mozart missed each other by sever­ sichord de luxe. sprightly tune. The bear b§,comes First telegram from Ne'«r . York G. E. Willis & Son, Inc. Dream” and one or two other clas­ al generations and this play could­ We are given to understand that so interested that he forgets'lo eat or write onr office, 20428 High St., Hartford, United Fnrffittire sics. Their stage are upset all tra­ received in Detroit, 1848.. n’t bring them together. the young musician who came to up the tailor and Instead begs that Birthday anhlversary of WiL Mason Supplies. Factories Showroom, Tel. 2-7465. ditions and their mass movement he may be taught to play the fiddle, There is a thinness in the trans­ Paris to learn about life accomp­ liam Dean Howells, novelist. a Maio-^Street Phone 50 upon the stage was hailed as a the­ lated and much adapted, augment­ lished his mission-in record'' time. but the tailor says his claws are atrical revelatiton, particularly in ed and denatured version which His success with iadies would give too long and must be filed. The the “beggar’s dance” in “the Dyb­ cannot be disguised in spite of as movie shleks something to thin’: bear, very willing,, puts his paws buk.” lovely costumes as have ever been about—if we could have believed in a vice that his toe nails may b^ Then came the rule of the Soviet- seen on any stage, the exquisite it. But we didn’t. ^' clipped. The tailor quickly screws ^ Again the theater faced persecu­ dancing of Martha Lorber, and fine Howevei’, we reserve, decision. it tight and then.lies down add tions. The Soviet ruled they could acting of Lucile W'atson, the haunt­ The prosecution • rests and awaits sleeps through the night in perfect ^ S FIRST TRULY FINE SMALL CAR not play in a language not under­ ing music of Mozart—and a harp­ security. Meanwhile the bear growls stood by the mass of the people. the defense. » yhls anger as ho realizes how he has Again the great men of Russia been tricked. came to their defense, headed by r Part Two. such as Chaliapin, Ivanoff, Dant- ‘ Suite for Orchestra "In Holland” schenko. by caristian Kriens—The composer The fikht was made on the Today Best WTIC is a modern Dutch musician at pres­ ground of art, untouched by tongue Travelers Insarnnce Co., ent living in New York. The first or place or circumstance. The the­ Radio Bet Hartford, Oonti.' movement “Morning on the Zuider ater was continued. Such struggle 4rt7. Zee” might be said to describe the was certain to bind the little com- rather lazy motion of- the water In panj’ as none has ever been bound the early morning' as the sun rises FANS HAVE GOOD RAHIO PICKS and before the wind becomes very ’n the history of tne t:ieater. Y Program for Tuesday. strong. Europe has called it the world s Greatest theater. Selections from grand opera are C:00 P. M.— Dinner music—Hotel n And dlnailyv it has; been, brought listejl as the outstanding feature; ...... Heublein Trio— Toreador , “The Dutch Windmill’’ is sup­ to America to cast its mystical on'the program for Tuesday,'Mar. Song from “Carmen,” Bizet; posed to picture the great wind­ glow over t.ie commercial theater 1, from WJZ. This musical treat Songs My .Mother Taught Me, mill as the paddles roll ceaselessly will be on the air at 9 p. m. east­ Dvorak; In Elizabethan Days rouild and round. and, perh.aps, to teach a much- Ill needed lessoj. It is quite the most ern time and will be rbbroadcast (Old English Dance), Kram­ by KDKA and KYW. “Evening Sounds” gets back in­ interesting and Important event of er; Chanson de Fortunio, to a quiet mood. the theatrical year;, The University of Nebraska has Messager; Trio; Allegro; Duo I.ovfe, accustomed to triumph, arranged a special radio program Finale,’ Bohm. IV for tonight which will be broad­ “Dance of the Wooden Shoes” is loses oiit ' 1 Henry Fisk Carlton s 6:25 P. M.—News. a rather noisy, fast moving piece Ha’ward prize play, “Up the Line.” cast at 9 p. ni. central time from KFAB. 6:30 P. M. Lawrence Street School rather gimtesque as wooden shoes Inevitably, love's loss leaves one Harmonica Band. Would, have to be in order to dance witn the inescapable sense of dis- Many war veterans will tune 6:45 P. M. Piano S&lections. without having somebody’s feet in appolntmea*' iulurent In the ending their radio sets to WSM’s wave to­ 6:45 P. M.—Plano Selections, Pre­ them, other than liapi y. There is no com­ night to hear the American Le,gion lude, Debussy; Clair de lube, , In preparation . children should pensation gain for realism, because, program which will be broadcast Debussy: Arebesquei ’iHebus- be told something of Holland and a true love ending would have ap­ at 10 p. ni. central time. sy; Waltz, Chopin; Rose Le- its quaint characteristics —: the peared as natuial. beshevsky, pianist, windmIHs, the canals, the peculiar Here is “SJug,” inveterate vaga­ i7;00 P. M. Trinity College Course, clothes, the wooden shoes, etc. bond, roustabouting through the Perhaps some children of Dutch ex- North Dakota grain fields at harv­ “Chinese Nationalism,” Pro­ fessors Humphrey and C. E. tract^n would be able to bring est time. At Jarnlgan’s ranch he Rogers. ~ ^ wooden shoes to. school that other finds Effie, the hired girl, dream­ children might see them. Pictures ing unfulfillable dreams of freedom 7:30 P. M.—Field Blue Boys. 9:00 P. M.—The Travelers Sym­ of the windmills, the Dutch people, from her environment. and the Dutch cities would be in­ For a year. “Slug” endures se­ I think I could turn and live with phonic Ensemble, Dana S. teresting. dentary married life with her, suc­ animal, they are so placid Merriman, Musical Director Part Three. cumbing to his wanderlust just be­ and self-contained; • of WTIC Cofiductlng'— Rhythmic Music— fore the birth of their baby of I stand and look at them long and An Hour With Romantic “La Czarine,” a mazurka, music whose coming he was not Informed. long. , Composerat' by Louis Ganne—A Mazurka is _ When he returns eight years later, I. . lively Polish Dance of a skipping Effie has just resigned herself to They do not sweat and whine about Selection of- I^millar Schu­ character in triple time. There is a wedlock with Neis, the hired their condition; mann Songs including—, ^rong accent on the first beat of Swede. And although her pleas to They do not lie awake in the dark Wanderer's Song' • leave are only half-hearted, the and weep for their sins; . The Hidalgo'■ open road calls "Slug” on his wa}’, They do not make me sick discuss­ Thou art like' unto a Flower abandoning her to the life she ab­ ing their duty to God; Dedication Do You Prefer hors. Not one is dissatisfied—not one is The Lotus Flower The Open Car? As Effie, Florence Johns, an ac­ demented with the mania of ^ He of All the- Best complished tragedienne, shares the owning things; Fare Thee Well a n y people who honors with Louis Calhern, “Slug.” Not one kneels to another, nor to really prefer the open The Two Grenadiers Mcar are driving closed onea,^ J. Malcolm Dunn’s characterization his kind that lived thou­ II. of the heavy-headed, imperturbable for only one reason—weath» sands of years ago; Cello Solo- -Trdumerel .... cr protection. Nels, who can’t for the life of him Not one is respectable or Industrl- ...... Schumann the greatest automoBile pronounce “j,” is superb. o'ls over the whole earth.’ | If you are in that data, let The season’s first version of —Walt Whitman: From “Song us show you a glass enelea* “Mozart,” with Irene Bordoni, none of Myself.” Iure that really docs whdt other, wearing the scarlet breeches ether endosures have only and powdered wig of the composer, tried to do—combines sedan success of the times REAL BARGAIN comfort with o p a a c a r makes us eage^ for the Guitry- pro­ im^EALREUi~ qdvantagas. duction of the same play before we Oa dMienittsiloa believe the worst. It is promised for I-X>R SALE early appearance. FROM NEURITIS Guitry, the author, played In the Op«a aTMliw aa4 Simdsyt. he car which is the headliner of all the auto­ French version as Baron Von Grim, Sptetal Mrnu no«vi $tS.OOdatm^ and Yvonne Prlntemps, that ravlsh- In 24 to 48 Hours Pains Are Often Relieved and You Get Rest and 1925 Essex Coach Ingly slender creature, his wife, has Comfort Again. mobile shows i^ now being exhibited here for played the role of Mozart. We shall Perfect running condition. Small T not turn agalnjit them until we get Torturing pains—the kind that mileage, 5 good tires. Paint good. the first time. 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Speaker Receives $^,000; jj DISCUSSING So Figiires BiDy h ^ Hc- Not^ Of The Yankee Owners Prepare TUNNEY’S • .\ VTigiie is Thsr^ Training Camps' To Argue Ruth Out of His i OPPONENTS ; day Night Pnuses SHARKEY’S START. I! \$100;000 Idea. New York, March 1.— It was a EV&S m An. rainy night in Lisbon, Portugal. '■St. Petersburg, Fla,, March41.-—^ Two American sailors, one drunk With Dutch ''Reuther’s good left BY DAA^IS J. WALSH (tsk— task!), the other sober, eased 0O9fO f^ E16H arm apparently .in, first class shape,' BY BELLY EVANS into a saloon along the waterfront. iD PAoufrio,'iHeop ceived $35,000 as his end of the time this year, it was revealed to­ corner whaling away at «the bar­ cumulated that profit Necessity, rather than the idle prised at his speed and cleverness. can pitcher.. Almada has outshone curiosity that Inspires one man to I thought I was pretty good but I the other rookie twirlers on the The career of Jim Maloney, at peer over another’s transom, found I had the fight of my life ou \ Dl%%Y BKICAN. Giants. leijsl'his,comeback, is more or leiss prompted our men to don the rub­ my hands. Heinle Mealier reported for work a fish story and what is more sur­ prising, it’s true. ber heels. “ I went down twice and, before CAri WOO fH E and immediately cracked out a A year ago at this time Jim Ma­ They mean to use the Informa­ he could knife me, I was up on my -(eU L - est when the main group of Sox be at the Yaakee Stadium,- with was hit to right or left field. and the New York Giants Soccer arrive. morrow for a hundred dollars or Jack Sharkey, who is soon to meet Speaker was always backing up the club have jointly applied to the a hundred thousand, will not start LEAGUE STANDING Mike McTIgue, the. rejuvenajted play and offering werds of advice United States Football associatioA U .. St. Petersburg, Fla., March 1.— • Irishman. Sharkey should win. before April 13, the first day of the to the man about to make the for permission to conduct a tour of regular season. He, therefore, can W. L. PC. Lance Richbourg, outfielder of the Sharkey, by the way, has twice catch. this country by the Hakoah Sport Old Mill . . . .23 22 .614 American Association today re­ beaten Maloney. afford to out-wait the boys. Mean­ Post -Is Important One club of Vienna, Austria. The tour time, they must have him in the Weaving . .. .34 23 ;«96 ported for practice with the Berlenbach’s Career It has long been an accepted is contemplated for the months of Ribbon .... .27 30 .473 C. B. A. A. GIRLS’ LEAGUE Braves. Manager Bancroft sent the It Is surprising how some of line-up before the team starts theory in baseball that the April and May and a tentative north, if they expect to cull the cus­ Spinning . . .T8 30 .316 ' ------tribe through a blazing practice' these near champions and cham­ strength of a major league club schedule includes New York, Bos­ ? * Throwing No. tomer through the provinces in the today. pions get their inspiration as ring can be fairly accurately estimated ton, Fall River and additional cit­ 80 87 performers. manner to which they have become The gap which separates the Old L. Hewitt ...... 105 accustomed. by the caliber of the catcher, pitch­ ies not yet definitely decided upon. Mill and the Weavers In the C.’ Bi M. Hadden ___ 90 98 101 Take the case of Paul Berlen- er, center fielder and the two in­ Dr. I. H. Koerner, president of the A. A. senior league narrowed down S. Johnson ..... 89 80 85 bach, former light heavyweight fielders working around second. Hakoah club, arrived here two to one slim game last night when S. Sheekey .... 86 98 101 champion. No fighter ever, acquired Jimmy Maloney defeated him in In other words, drawing a line weeks ago to complete all arrange­ the runners-up won two out of PCORDS ARE SMASHED fame as quickly. He dropped It a slow fight, their initial meeting. from the plate to center field best ments. three games at Murphy’s alleys. Totals ...... 370 356 369 nearly as fast But Sharkey avenged the setback designates the positions that de­ Uruguay Invasion Last night’s matches^ were the first Spinning No. 2 AT NEW YORK MEET Berlenbach before taking up the by walloping Maloney twice in re­ mand extraordinary play. At a meeting of the Foreign Re- in______the final______round and the y Old A. Gustafson . 67 97 77 fight game as a business was a Keeping Tabs turn engagements. He added George Look over the leading clubs In lations committee of the United ^nd Weavers will not meet E. FranciSchina . 67 71 81 taxi driver. There doesn’t seem to Godfrey to his list also Charley the major leagues and the truth States Football association, held again unless a tie exists at the end Dummy ...... 86 80 85 be any connection between the two, On Fistiana Weinert, Sully Montgomery, King of the above statement is quickly in New York city last week, permis­ of the schedule. Dummy , ...... 86 * 80 85 New York, March 1.— A new but for Paul there was. Solomon and Johnny Risko. apparent. sion was granted to the National The Weavers won the first game world’s Indoor record of 2:12 4-5 “ I used t(Tdrive a taxi,” explains Latest Wire Results “ My toughest fight?— with Jack Despite his weak arm, the New club of Uruguay, a majority of the 'i05 to 493, dropped the second 495 Totals ___ 306 328 1 328 for 1,000 yards-was on the record, Berlenbach. "Pares were hard- Renault. I was inexperienced and York pennant winners in the members of which represented that to 476 and won the deciding one, y T i^ w in g No. books today, made by Lloyd Hahn, boiled. I lisp slightly when I talk. he was crafty. I started the first American have a brilliant outfield­ country' when it annexed the Soc­ 524 to 498. R .‘Ritchie ..... 7S Boston A. A. runner from Nebras­ Possibly the passengers couldn’t LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS round like I was only going 3 min- er in Combs. Last year Cleveland cer championships at the 1924 While the Weavers deserve cred­ L. 'Pbots ...... 74 V ka, In the National A. A. U. senior understand me. Anyway I, srot Into utes. . He was bewildered by ihdoor track and field champion­ my had Tris Speaker, while the Athle­ Olympic games, to tour the United it for tripping up the Old Mill in L. ftoth,;'... . .^ . 77 *. a lot of fights trying to collect the fury. We stood toe-to-toe and slug­ At New York—^Eddie Roberts of tics have the sensational Simmons. States. the crucial games, it must fie said L. PukOfsky . . . 72 ships here. Hahn outstepped Ray money due me. I finally decided if Tacoma, Wash., won decision over ged for ten hair-raising rounds. I The team sailed from Montevideo M. Sauer ...... Dodge of the Illinois A. C., the de­ won and how! Duping the latter part of the sea­ that the GJd Mill did not roll Its I was going to fight once a week I Sailor Friedman of Chicago (10) son Goslin played that position for on February 25 and Is expected to usual scores, failing to reach a fending champion, to break the i * • • , record of 2:13 2-5 made by Joie might as well dO' It In'the ring; and Baltimore— Pete Zivic of Pitts­ Washington. arrive in New York about March team single of 500 in any gam^ Totals ...... 301. 369 345 get paid for it.” , , burgh won decision over Benny In the next- chapter Sharkey re­ 15. The itinerary of the tour which Ray In 1919. veals for the first time how psychol­ In Ed Roush, Cincinnati had a The Old Mill now leads by one } Ribbon ’■ He did and became a champion. Schwartz of Baltimore (10). brilliant performer. This year he will be conducted by the Brooklyn game and must duplicate the. re­ E. Armstrong ..'75 George Leness, Harvard stud­ ogy beat Harry AVills, the man ent representing the New York A. At Boston— Sammy Fuller of Dempsey and Tunney both failed to will be with the Giants. Douthit of F. C., Inc., has not yet been com­ sults of the V/eavers in the six re­ J. Jackmore . . . 82 Boston won decision over Red pleted but it Is possible that, it will maining' games to keep oot hi A. Ponticello ... 73 C„ defeated Alan Helffrich in the meet. St. Louis, while a youngster, is a 600 y a ri run and set a newjrecord Chapman of Chelsea, Mass. (10). great performer. He reminds one open in New York on March 20 and front. If either falters once, the H. Gustafson . . 79 Arthur Flynn of Lawrence, of Speaker. that games will be played 'n other team Is sure to win. Both Dummy ...... * of 1:13 1-5. Another new record JIass., scored technical knockout Brooklyn, Newark, Philadelphia, have three games with the Ribbon was made by Herbert Schwarze of Yes sir! Filling Tris Speaker’s Wisconsin who successfully defend­ over Joe Costello, second round Boston, 1^11 River, New Bedford, and the Spinning. Totals ...... 309 398 366 ,shoes is easily Jack McCalllster’s ed his 16 pound shot put title with At Rochester— Phil O’Dowd of greatest problem. Providence, Detroit, Cleveland and The Ribbon beat the Spinning . "Velvet Columbus, Ohio, outpointed Tom­ Chicago, The Uruguayans are rat­ twice last night. Following are the J. Lucas .f.... 9'8 a heave of 48 feet 5 Inches. Five other champions retained my Ryan of McKeesport, Pa. (10) I^U T ed among the cleverest exponents results and league, standing: , M. Sherman . . . S7, At Philadelphta— Yale Okun of Weavihig their titles— George Guthrie, Illln- of the soccer code and in addition E. Struff»%..... 75' olse A. C., In the 70 yardihlgh New York won decision over Matt SECOND CONGREGATIONAL to gaining Olympic honors they al­ Schubert'.. ...1 2 0 103 93 M. McKinney >..78 Adgie of Philadelphia (10). MEN’S LEAGUE Benson ...... 89 91 97 hurdles; Hans Hedberg, Chicago so hold the championship of South A. A., In the standing^hlgh jfimp; At Pittsfield, Mass.— Leo (5l^ates ‘America;’ they have also made sev­ Taggert ...... 91 91 89 Totals ...... *.338 330 311 of New York won decision Over No. 1 P. Cervlnl . . ..1 0 2 110 - 122 Harold Osborne, Illinois A. C., In What is Eddie. Collins’ batting 12iyjOE WILLIAMS A lle n ...... eral foreign tours, meeting with ” , Old MIU. the standing broadX jump; Willie Clem Johnson of Philadelphia ----- 86 .uniform success. Almost all . of C o l e ...... 103 81 123 H. Lennon'...... 79 average In all world series games (10). In response to a general demand Harvey ...... 66 Goodwin, New York A. C., In the he has played in?— R. E. J. Norton .... the Olympic players ■will make the L. Armstrong . , 78 two-mlle run; and the Illinois A. C. At New York— Jimmy McNama­ from our many, friends that we -----81 Totals 505 476 . 524 F. Sheekey .... .76 . Collins, as a member o f. tlie refrain forever from so doing, we .trip Including lAndrade, the sensa­ Medley- relay team. ra won decision over Angelo Gen­ tional colored player; Petrone, the Old MiU Athletics and the 'White Sox,.play­ herewith present our own. intelli­ Totals Dummy .....,. 75 The seven 1926 champions who tile, both are from New York. 266 252 253 brilliant center forward,, and Scar- Bld^^ell ■. .90 ed In 26 each games and b a t^ for At Philadelphia— Jack Cross of gence test on sport. No. 2 Anderson .89 were dethroned were Ray Dodge, an average of .899. Howes .... one, the famous inside right. Totals ...... 308 288 Chester Bowman, Horatio Fitch, S.alem, N. J.. won from A1 Fried­ The questions: ___68 Canade . . 1— Who’ll take Speaker’s placeMcGulro .... Touring Mexico 121 'Weaving, No» Manville Lbchnicht, Egil Krogh, man of Boston 1 6). . . .83 The Colo-Colo club of Santiago, Wilkie ______104 What is the t a lle s t crowd that .At Toronto—Larry Gains of To­ in center field for Cleveland? Tyler .... , -----92 ]J. Nelson 82 Harry Hinkel, and Harold Osborn Chile, now touring Mexico, is due J. Lappen ...... 74 ever attended a world series game? ronto knocked out Soldier Jones, 2— What great outdoor sport in the national high jump. — D. Y. C. hasn’t been investigated this year? Totals to arrive in .New York on Its way Totals 493 495 498 N. Woodhouse .100 also of Toronto, in the fifth round, 243 296 263 Spinning The New York A. C. won the 6210 at Detroit in 1008. thereby winning the Canadian 3— What champion of the world No. 3 to Europe, about the middle of E. Kissmanh . . , 66 team title with thirty points. The was defeated recently? F. Ingraham March. It is possible that a game Suhin . . . . ----- 96 90 ,87 Dummy ...... 70 heavyweight c’laraplonship. . . .73 . ..11 4 , Illinois A; C., was second with 4— What star covers the mostH enry...... may be arranged between the Chllh Ballseiphr e 22 % points and the Chicago A. A. Has Johnny Vacca, who beat . . .80 Fiun . . .‘. ...84 Fidel La Bara recently, any bouts territory? McMenemy . . . .98 ean team and one of the Metropol­ Totals . .392 404 third with seventeen points. •>—Where will the 1927 world itan clubs if Its stay in port is of fCervini ...... 97 Weaving No. Other new champions are: scheduled?— ^J. N. P. McPHAIL THE FAVORITE •iReggett-...... 86 . Vacca recently signed for a bout series most likely be played? Totals 251 253 261 sufficient length to permit of ar­ R. Beeman ..72' Sixty yard dasa-—^Karl Wildeir- G—AVho never got to first base? No. 4 rangements being completed. Ribbon C. Novak .. ..' ;99 muth, Georgetown. in England Itt; April. His opponent' ^Johnson .. ..104 Pinehurst, N. C., March 1.— W. 7— Who did get to first base? Kuhney . .' . . .86 The results of first • round. Na­ M. Kasulki . Three hundred yard run— has not been named. IT. McPhail, of Dedham, Mass., 8— Why are grandmother’s earsPreston . . . tional Challenge Cup Competition Plitt ....: -....99 R'. Sipith '... Lancelot Ross, Yale. ----- 70 Shea . ; ...... 91 emerged a favorite today in the so large? McGonigal . . . . .95 Proper, games last week were as 1 A. Symington Two mile steeplechase— Ove Xn- ■ Did Kid Gleason average very- second eighteen holes of the thirty- 9— How much will Babe Ruth follows: Wilson ... ,...92 ■derson, Finland. much In hitting when he was play­ have at the end of this season? Metcalf . • * ■ 88 i;*'. six hole qualifying round of the Totals x251 251 271 Bricklayers S. F. C., Chicago, 2; Totals .408 ^88 432 One mile walk— Willie Plant, ing baseball?—-W.T. S. spring golf tournament after lead­ 10— What is bologna? X—No. 4 won roll i White Banner Malt F. C.i St. Loiiis, Morningslde A. C. Gleason averaged .262 in 20 ing the fidld of 200 golfers yester­ Totals 474 483 526 Pole Vault— Sabin W .' Carr, years. He hit over .800 three times. day. Here, pupils, are the answers: Ben Miller F. C;, St. vLouis, 5; WANTS PLAY FOR ALL Yale. AVith a 36-40— 76 McPhail led 1— ^Now you ask one. Pants Store F. C,, St. Louis, 4.. If the University of Wisconsin Running high jump— Charles When and against whom did. E. J. Copen, of Bethlehem, Pa., 2— Marbles. DERBY PRIZE CUT MISSES OUT ON ARMY builda. a new Recreation Hall and Major, St. Bonaventure. Benny Leonard fight last before he who was 37-42— 79. | 3— Texas Guinanj Field; houae so as to provide “ ath- Edvln Wide, Sweden’s star run­ retired?—P. U. A. ‘ ' Buckingham Merriman, of Water­ 4— Peggy Joyce. The winner of the American 600 ASKED TO BELAYS Eastera . grid fans'who were ex- letlCsjfpr all,” it will ne mainlybe- ners extensive Uandlcaps iu a spe­ ' —i' .r ... i .4-M . He fonght Pal .Moran in 4024 in bary, Conn., a previous north aud 5— Atlanta and Leavenworth. Derby at Washington Park will re­ pedtl]ttg-:to see. “ W ll^. Kelly, .eguse of the .untiring efforts of cial 1,500 meter race and finished his final,bont. 6— A radio soprano. ceive only $25,000 this year. Last , , Ohio. State University} has asked star Montana quarterback, play louth amateur champion, scored a 7— Caruso. iGeorke:«K-' Little, Badger athletic flfthi He proved to be something yehr, Bradley’s winner was paid more than 600 high ^School 'an& Jcol- with the. Ariny. eJeVen next fall, are director. From the looks'of present 41-40— 81. Other leaders included 8— She Insists on pulling her pf a “ bust” in his New York dehut, What is the. longest distance H. B. Lovell, Melrose, Mass-, $100,000. 'VVashington Park ofic- lege track teams to 'participate in to be sa^ly dilsappbinted. Kelly plans, Little’s dream, 'which- has dovering the distance in four min­ ever Van in. one honV?— T. F. hat down over them. ials hope that the glory-of winning ■the fourth annual Ohjo relays. The galled to revive the liVest Point ap- 19-45— 84, and F, W, Kennedy. 9— Don’t know. alsp^been'the dream of thousands utes 2 2-5, which .is 6 2-5 secoitds J. Bonin of France, on July 6^ the race will make up for the loss relays, will-be held in Columbus, ^pointment.v'although he was alter-‘ pi Wiscon|iA students, may soon be slower than Nurmi's world’s indoor Jprln^eld, Masg.^ | of >75,000. in flrBt>pUce money. Ot# April 3$. ■ ■ ' J.,;* i'.., .. -■ J 1913,* r ^ 11 miles 1142 yards in nate’ oboiea. ^allzed. record. •• one-hotfr.-' - " ■ . -.H ■ • '■ V ' '.v-'

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oaiining « lack ot Intercbangeablli* their brother George Rose, Satur­ King? Sure! day. SIX INDUSTRIES t7 ot parts and lack, of unitormitr BOLTON Mrs., Kate War^isr jwho recently* * COVENTRY In speclfleationB prevents practiced y a shock la linproylng. Her Show Was Raidedf avoidance ot .Vraste by means of had adequate control or stock and Miss Ruth Taylor of Hartford Gladdin Lusk Is visiting at the Air, like vrater or any other fluid, SAVING MILUONS planned production. ' home of Mr- and Mrs. J. Wlsson w ill. flbvir from a: region' of higher spent tlip week-end with her' moth­ 5-—Lack of uniformity in pack­ But Star Oi '/C *s Censor er, Mrs! i'ArtUur B. Porter. • Phelps. pressure to one of lower pressure. ing, wasted , shipping space, losses Min. Elsie Jones vlBitsd the Wilfred Hill ot Hartford was from, misunderstandings between home over the week-end. BYSIMPLERUIE Capitol this week while the Leglila- Miss Laura K.-Kingsbury of Con­ the user ^nd handicapped fulfill­ tuce-was in session. necticut Agricultural College ap?nt;. ment of orders. Mrs. Maude Woodward, represeu- the weeM nd with^ her parents, A large program of standardiza­ tatlve, is oh the Humane commit­ Mr. and Mrs. J, E! Kingsbury, tion ani simplification in Iddustry tee. She has visited several State !' Miss Maud Morehouse of HaWr 1233,400.000 a Year' In will be carried out by Ih© commerce Institutions. « ford was a'week-end guest at Mr. ; ' . i ■ ' department this year. Many Indus­ Northum Loomis is spending and Mrs. iffihn E. Kingsbury? ' tries have applied'.to t.he depart­ several weeks at the home of h!s Lawrencey'Hiil and two sisters;-' Profits Resulting From ment for information'^as to the eli­ uncle Frank Perry, in New York, T.illian .and Marion, have returned mination of excessive sizes, types The Board of- Relief met this to Rockviile, where they attend Simplified Practice* and qualities of products, looking week at the basement. The board of Rockville '’High School, at’.or to cheaper production. relief is: Paul B. Clement, David spending "the past weak* at' ho.m? Toomey and Mrs. Perry. with their parents, Mr. au-d _Mls, N;f Mr. and Mrs. Milton Haling and A: Hill. • • . ^ ^ .Washlhgton— Statistics showing Judge Sumner were callers In Hart­ The Misses Eunice and ’ Eva tlrnt.^in six industries studied, ap­ NOTED ENGUSH JOKER ford this week. Koehler have resumed their stud­ plication of the principles ot slm- The Grange met Friday and An­ ies at South Mancli'ester High plided practice laid down by Secre­ dover visited here and presented PAZO school, after their vacat.'on, , tary of .Commerce Hoover, have IS DEAD IN LONDON the program. Andover Orange pre­ ' ' . /T • Ml3i> Gladyco Orcutt, a teacher at saved more than 3233,400,00(1 an­ sented the traveling gavel. A very o n m u B t r T incoln school. Manchester, has re­ nually, have been made public by — . fitting presentation was given by Mr. Hillard, Master of, Andover turned; after her vacation, , tl^c commerce department. .London (United Press).—Eng­ Is Applied, bsosusa •Edgar Nllson of Hartford spent , Hundreds' Of other Industries are land’s mpst notorious “ practical Grange and he escorted the Lectur­ H la S^fsMvs ht AsUon the vreek-end with his aunt. Mrs. employing simplified practices to ers of Andover and'Bolton Grange joker” is dead.: to the altar where the Lecturer, JVrlliUr B. Port';r cut down their production costs. first application brings Living the so-called simple life Possibility of Miss Mary Elizabeth Mrs. Lewis of Andover Orange pre­ The announcement of the mar­ While estimates; are not available In a small town near here, W. A. H. Ferguson oi Boonvllle, Ind., being Stops Ttdiinz Instantly and Qniddy as to actual dollars and cents sav­ sented it to Mrs. "Viva Massey, Lec­ Baliuves Inritaaon. riage of Miss Dorothy Wood^ teach­ Bernhard Smith, was known to Prom King at the University of turer of Bolton Grange. Severe tests in cases o f Ion* standing er at Pond Hill school to • Oscai^ ings, this figure would pass the some people merely .as. studfous Indiana Is the talk of the campus. The following program was giv­ have proved that P A M OINlMBNT oen half billion mark, in the opinion of Miss Ferguson, as vice president of be depended nponyiaabaoluto^rerts^ Malhewson of Taftville has been scholar and clever poet, hut with en by Andover Grang*>. A violin to Stop any case o f Itching, Bnnd,^leea- made public. . The marriage took 'everts. others he achieved notoriety as the Junior class, assumed the presi­ solo by Everett Alien, accompanied ing os notroding Files. place some time ago. Mrs. Matb'ew- ' savings In Industries reporting practical joker. ' dency this semester when Henry by Ha Hamilton; a reading on Hen­ Claywell. of WortWiigton, Ind., did gists in United son has given up her school. were shown to be: paving brick, Sometimes hls1 practical jokes ry Longfellow, by Marion Stanley: Conntriea. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and 31,000,000; sheet steel, ?2;400, mystified; scientists and alarmefi the not : return to school. Now the a duet by Ite and Mildred Hamil­ PAZO OINTMENT in tubes witt PMe two children of Manchester were 000; steel reinforcing bars, 34,- people of the town where he lived, junior president is Prom King, ac­ ton followed* by enepre accompan­ Pipe Attachment. 76c, and In tin boxae. 60c. The eixcalar e ^ Sunday guests at Mrs. Smith’s par­ 500,000; warehouse forms, 35,- even arousing the newspapers at cording to the riUes. so what’s- to ied by-Dorothy Cook; a reading by closed with each ents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Noble Loom­ 000,000; range boilers, 55,500,- times to comment on their audacity be done? Co-edl say.“ Nothing! Mrs. Allen, followed by encore. tab e and box contains It’8 Ithe women’s" day.” facts about Files is. ' , .r, . 000; inquiry, purchase order , and and cleverness. ■ ! ; . ; Hot meat loaf sandwiches, cake, which everybody Coventry Grange, No. 7d, P. of Invoice forms, _315,000,000 arid In January^ 1923, a statute at coffee and apples were Served. shonld know. England and Wales have 37 H., will hold their regular meeting lumber 5200,000,000]' the British Museum was found Bolton Grange will visit' Coventry PABIS MEDICINE CO. ___ Thursday evening. A contest has Reasons tor Practice, daubed with raspberry jam. This cities ot more than 100,000 popula­ Grange and present the gavel to Bsatuaont and Fine Soccts, St. Loots, Ita tion each- been started between the men and “ The Increasing rate of consump­ remained a mystery for some' weeks that Grange after we have had It a S in c e 1 8 8 9 ■ women to see which sex will have tion of natural resources as a re-r until Smith confessed to the deed, month. The Idea of this gavel is to the largest attendance throughout suit of enlarged demand on the In May 1919 a joke- was perpe­ create friendliness. the year. The losing side it Is rum­ part of the public for improvements trated at Ramsgate, when the yrln- Roads other than state roads are ored will have to pay a terrible in th'e comforts of life; Increased dow of a maglstrate'^s' house, was Loosen Up That Cold In a very bad condition due to penalty. „ j costs of raw materials, .labor, pro­ smashed by a thunderbolt. Bits of thaws. Frldav evening the Tolland duction and distribution: and the the thunderbolt were picked up ^nd With Mnsterole, Farmers who belong to the Con­ sent to the best laboratories here County 4-H Dairy Club will put on need for effective stabilization., ot necticut Milk AiSSoclatlon will sign an achifivement program at tn6 for. examination, but the window- Have Musterede handy when a cold: their contracts March 1 at Man­ th e. social structure are given, as smashing thunderboit-irpmained a starts. It has all of the advantages of chester, March 10, at Andoyer. Grange Hall at S p. m. This is en- soma of the primary reasons for tirely free and Is given for the mystery until Smith sent the fpl* grandmother’s mustard plasterwithout The Ladles’ Aid society will meet simpllfled practice,” the commerce Ip wing, letter to London newspa­ the bum. You feel a warm tinde as the. at the basement of the church purpose of showing the public what healing ojntment penetrates the pore& the 4-H Dairy Club has done for department said. pers : Thursday afternoon. in the the children the past year. Re­ . Factors contributing to the In­ "I bought the meteor for six­ then a soothing, cooling sensation ana Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Bolton of creased cost of production and dis­ pence and was assured that It was quick relief. . , ^ Hartford visited In town Sunday, Dorothy Hall freshments will be served. This is Made of pure oil of mustard and the third time the program ^has tribution, which can be eliminated a real thunderbolt." I threw It at Mrs.. Charles Sumner.has return­ a a s i i f i e d through the adpptlon ot simplified other simple ingredients, Musterole is By VIRGINIA SWAIN ^things are true which are not en- been repeated and they have been the window and, to my amazement recommended by many nurses and ed from a^vlslt lri Hartford. New York.— Dorothy Hall rode tertainment. Even when a play is asked to go to Ellington March 9. practice were enumerated as fol­ therwlndow broke the thunderbolt. doctors. “Try Musterole for bronchitis, Mr. and Mrs., Roger- Rose of lows: C Q i u m n s In the black maria to the station, sincere and restrained, it may be Mrs. Bryant of Fielding Hill, For this joke Smith was fined sore throat, stiff neck, pleurisy, rheu­ Hartford visited at the home of when police raided the play in dangerous. Mass., was a week-end guest of 1— Production of excessvle varl-310 and 37-50 costs. matism, lumbago, croup, astluna, neu^ ; During the war Smith dressed which she was the leading woman. Rev and Mrs. J. N. Atwood at the ties of items based on a desire to ralgla, oongtetiotr, pains and aches of Vulgar and Crude market novelties or other goods in a grotesque costume and lived in But Dorothy Hall believes in cen­ "And I consider most of the sex parsonage. • , the back or lointa, sore muscles, siffains. with an Indlvldualifit'lc stamp- a cave on the coast and caused sorship. plays now on Broadway merely Saturday evening Mrs. Barnes ' bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, coldsof 2— Large Investment in specialsome alarm among the coast resi­ “ It’s reached the place when lov­ vulgar and crude. Their only pur­ Sunday school class have been ask­ 'die chest. It may prervent pneumonia ed. to meet at the borne of Mrs. A. machine: y and equipment, often dents who thought him a German and “ flu." ' ers of the theater must look even pose is to demoralize, while drag­ spy. The authorities put an end to to the theater’s most dreaded foe, J. Vinton. , . accompanied by large stocks of raw Jars & Tabes ging in the money. Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Harrington that joke. censorship, to rescue it from des­ “ But even such a play as ‘The materials and finished goods, and Bister. Miss Etheline H f which become slow-moving or ob­ Smith kept a large circle of Lon­ truction. Captive,’ a marvel of good writing ton were Sunday guests of the lat­ don friends constantly wondering “ If censorship will rescue the and staging, is out of place in solete anti result in “ freezing" o£ ter’s sister, Mrs. Samuel Gowdy,.of assets. when one of them would become drama. I’m for It.’’ America. It deals with an unheal­ the subject of one of his jokes. thy topic which should be treated Bolton. 3— Slowed-up production and Mae’s Attitude purposeless motion partially due to iJ Miss H>11 had remgned from the by doctors ipstead of playwrights.’’ The longest river In the world Is seasonal operation and to losses company of “ The Virgin Man’’ and the Nile, which runs for 3,670 Miss Hall believes that audienc­ from ' changing machine adjust­ was playing her last, week, to save miles. Bstterthan 9 murttuil platter es are just as guilty as prodacers GILEAD ments or machine set-ups for va­ the manager from loss of the rent, in sex plays. Few actors are able riations. and when raiders swooped down on the to choose, the roles they will play. (Meaningless Competition. play. The stimulated public Inter­ The daughter of a staid Metho­ WSS»%W«3«636S£S65J3«3«963C«630O6SCJ^^ est so th£^t the closing notice was entertain- 4— Competition with meaning­ dist family in Bradford, Pa., Miss Mrs. Robert E. Foote less variations, or substit '.tes often withdrawn and the play prospered. Hall was allowed to come to New ed the Young Women’s club and Strollers In contrast to this attitude is that Ydrk only on the pretext of study­ ^*ei^ escorts last Thursday even- of Mae West, buxom blonde author* ing interior decorating. in,'*. The program called for pa­ and leading woman of another of triotic quotations and We are showing a nice line of open and hooded ihod* the raided plays,'“ Sex'." After about five months, she got games and stunts were Indutged- In. Mae has flung down the gauntlet work as an “extra” in a motion The house was tastefully decorated els of Carriages and Strollers, reed and fiber bodies, in for an open stage— any kind of picture studio, and triumphantly with colored streamers and llghtea lt€lH.Tryon*s all colors, all very moderately, priced. play that will bring in the cash cus­ wrote an astonished family that it candles. A dainty lunch was serv­ could view her work in the local To the Public and Friends tomers. She accuses' other play­ ed by the hostess. Sanitary Market Prices Start at and up to wrights and producers of bringing movie house. Among local folks who attended, $5 $35 “ Just think how I felt when I about the police raid, through jeal­ the automobile show in We now have on hand for immediate d^very the learned that the whole sequence in ousy of her success. last week, were Mr. and Mrs. Clif­ cleanest and finest Certain producers and theater- which I worked had been cut'out! ” ford R. Per,ry, C. F. Burt, Mr. and Phones 441-442 f owners had openly announced that Prom movies, she went to the Mrs. Karl Links and Mrs. C. A. speaking stage. Miss West’s next opus "The Drag,” Hills. William Ostrinsky would never be able to get a New “ I’m one of the lucky girls who Joseph Barrasso and C. Daniel SPECIALS FOR don’t have to take a part-they dis­ York theater. It is an exposition of Way attended. the annual banquet WEDNESDAY AND Double Screened Coal 27 Oak Str^eef, A Few Steps from Main. psychopathic conduct which they like," she says,, glancing at the given by the Eastern States Ex­ handsome manufacturer husband feared would bring down govern­ change at Springfield, Mass, last THURSDAY obtainable. Our prices are the lowest in town. Order Phone 849 ment censors upon the entire New who is her insurance against eco­ W66lc« now. York theater. nomic pressure. An auto truck load of local Is Mae West chastened by her re­ “ But this winter I turned down young folks attended a dance m Strictly Freeh Eggs from Atkin cent visit to the police station? She so many roles that at-last, in des­ Scotland Saturday evening. o:- -:o is not! She says she is going to go peration, I decided to try “ The J. ,B. Jones spent the week-end Farm 41c dozen. ' Give us your order early. right on talking out loud in the Virgin Man." The title wf.s the and Monday with Prof. Dean in Just 190 dozen to sell at. this theater, giving the people what worst of the show, anyway. And .Springfield, Mass. they want. Avhen they let me cut out some of price. I Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hibbard of Baldwin Apples 590 basket. “ Sure, I know what audiences the ‘dams’ and some of the vamp­ Manchester accompanied Mrs. Eli­ Manchester Coal&Grain Co. Royal Gelatine, all flavors, 11c like,’’ she says. “ And when it ing, I thought the play was harm­ zabeth P. Hills to her home Satur­ package. comes to sex portrayals I know less though amateurish and dull.” day morning and returned later P'. Apel Place, Manchester, Phone 1760 my onions. My play is true to The solution of bad plays is yet Mascot Peas lOc can, regular the day. price 25c. life. And how can anybody suppress to come, Miss Hall says. Certainly ‘Mrs. Joseph Barrasso Is enter­ jbtXXXX36X3CKXXXXXXKXXXXXXX96X36X^^ truth? police censorship is inefficient. 3 Quarts Fancy Cranberries for taining her mother from Bast Hart­ 25c. “ I believe that whatever is, is fit “ Unless the public revolts and ford.. material for the theater.’’ turns a cold shoulder on the sex 2 lbs, Lima Beans 25c. The .Ladies’ Aid society will meet 2 cans Challenge Milk for 25c. And just here, Miss Hall, just as plays, there must be censors. But Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. golden-haired and possibly prefer­ where to find wise, cool, unpreju­ Carnation Milk 11c can, Asa Ws Ellis, 3 packages Potato Chips 25c. F am ous able, has a word to say. diced persons to do the work, I The local branch of the Connect­ “ 'The truth is no excuse. Many don’t know.” , Ivory Soap, large 11c cake. icut Women’s Christian Temper­ 5 Snnbrlte Cleanser for 25c. ance Union will meet with Mrs. Ed­ White Loaf Floor, 1*8 barrel Flavor thirteenth grandchild of Rev. and ward E. Foote Thursday at 2:30 Mrs. F. P. Bacheler of this plaCe. sack 81.20. There’s a Fork / TALCOTTVILLE p. m. 8 cans Campbell Baked Beans John Q. Talcott, Jr., a student Randall Tennant of Columbia at Deerfield academy has hsen 25c. f i n i h e R o a d / will teach at the White school this ' Friends Baked Beans flflo can. The S.scram.ent of^ ths ^, Lord's spending aeveral d^ya with hit par­ week as Miss Zabriskie has not re' Supper will bs observed In the lo­ ents. One road !• used by the folke who covered sufficiently to return. cal church "on next Sunday morn­ Mr. and Mrs. Felix MoCue of Mil­ The Grange will hold Its regular feed theif chicks in a haphazard way. ing. lers, Fall,8 Mass., Were weelt end meeting at the hall Tuesday even Chicks fed Kke that can’t be very The Christian Endeavor society guests of Mrs. McCue’s parents, Meats met at 6:45 on Sunday .evening. ing. ' pfofltablei, They cost you more than Mr. and Mrs. J, Edmund Bradley. Miss Julia Perkins, nurse, re The subject of the meeting Was Miss Christine Fetlg has return­ Pork to tloast 33c lb. A WONDERFULi’FLAVOR that never has been turned last Thursday to assist in Legs of Lamb 87c lb. \ they are worth. “Practicing World Brotherhood" ed from the Manchester Memorial Mr. equaled by any other brand. and the leader Miss Frances Bach- hospital where she underwent a the care of Hart E, Buell. 3 Lamb PattlM for 25<% But there’s another road. It’s the ^ Buell Is slowly recovering. eler. minor operation. Rib Lamb Chops 89c lb< profitable road. It’s the Purina ,■ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish and Rib Roast Beef 85o lb. A call has been sounded for the Mrs. James Dick and family of Road. There is nothing diffi-/ Katonah, N. Y., have been recent daughters, Barbarai and Shirley Pot Roast 28o lb. P. Ballaririiie and Sons Christian women of all lands to were week-end guests at Mr. and observe a World Day of Prayer for guests of Mr. and Mrs. John H. . Native Veal Today from E. G. cult about following it. /. Monaghan. Mi'S; A. H. Fish’s in Manchester. Loud. Missions. In response to this call Mr. and Mrs, A. E. Hutchinson k., Feeding directions ^ the women of the Vernon Metho­ Voal Chitlet 58c lb. Considerable Interest has been and the Misses Doris and Lydia aroused by the publication by Ed­ Veal Chops 88e lb. ^ with every bag. dist, Vernon Congregational and Hutchinson, were Sunday visitors Three Rings Brand Talcottville churches plan an all­ ward Valentine Mitchell of Hart­ Sansage Meat SOc lb. at Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hutchin­ Beef Liver 18c lb. day meeting, gathering at 10:30 a. ford of “ Morning, Noon . and son’s. / m., Friday, March 4 In the assem­ Night”, the first novel from the Gdrn Beef 15c lb. bly- rooms ot the Talcottville A play, “ Mrs. Briggs of the Poul­ MUiLT and HdRS pen of Kenneth Phillips Britton, try Yard" will be given at the local church, where they will sew for the son of Mrs. Charles O. Britton of this place. Mr. Britton is a writ­ hall Friday evening under tho au­ N Hops Flavore^Malt. Madura hospital. At 12:30 o ’clock spices of Hebron Grange. Dancing dinner will be served. At 2 o ’clock er of considerable experience, his Fruit will follow. Ice oream and'cake a devotional service will be held short stories and poems having will be on sale. 3 Fancy Grai^e Fmlt for 25c. ’ “Flavor Rare Beyond Compare’* ' led by Mrs. William Stephens of been published by several maga­ Merton W. Hills and family Indian River Oranges 46c dozen. the Vernon Methodist church. Dur­ zines, including the Saturday Eve­ spent Sunday with friends in Wap- California Oranges 49o dozen. ON SALE EVERYWHERE ' - ing the afternoon service an offer­ ning Post. “ Morning,., Noon and plng. 3 Quarts Cranberries 26c. ing will be received for the dis­ Night” has brought forth a good 3 ^arts Apples for 25c. semination of Christian literature At the Sunday 1 o’clock service deal ot favorable comment from the Rev, J. W. Deeter preached on Bananas lOc lb. for women and children in mission literary critics, who predict a the causes leading to the cruclflx- fields. All women of the commu­ bright future for Mr. Britton. tlon of Christ. nity are cordially invited. It unable Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. Smith The local Christian Endeavor so­ to spend the entire day, will you and Wilbur H. .Smith, were ciety being a part of the tri-county Vegretables not make an effort to be present at Sunday guests of Mrs. Smith’s par­ union, joined In the union meeting the brief service at 2 o’clock. ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Lyman of at Hebron Sunday evening. Just arrived—* At 10:30— Meet to sew for M.~ Colu: ibla. Loose Leaf Lettuce, Native 15c. dure hospital. Mf -Jtor Clarence Koch Is recov­ Iceberg Lettuce lOo and 15c head At 12:30— Dinner. ering from an attack of grip and BIG TRADING WINTER Spinach S5o peck. (, * At 2— Prayer service. bronchitis. • Celery 2Qo bunch. ^ Just phone ua for Purina Chick Stertena wid . Friday, Match 4. Thirty-three players In the ma­ New Beets, 8 impehes for 25c. / Purina Baby Chick Chow. Miss Alice Talcott of New York MISTAKEN IDENTITY jor loops will play with a differ­ New Carrots, 8 bnnehes for 25c. City spent the week-end at her FRIEND: I Just saw a young ent club this season from the one New Cabbage 7o lb. ’ STANDARD PAPER CO. home here. man trying to kiss your daughter. they played wllh last year. Seven­ Cauliflower 15o to 85c each.. A dauighter, Cynthia, was born MODERN MOTHER: Did he suc­ teen American ‘ Leaguers changed Soup Bunch 10c. Manchester Grain & Coal Company Wholesale Pistributors. on Feb. 23 to Rev- and Mrs. Theo­ ceed ? owners, fourteen National Leag­ Parsley 10c. 40*42 Market St. Hartford. dore Bacheler of Providence, R. I. “ No.” . , uers arid two players changed 4 lbs. Red Onions 25c. 10 Ape! Place, Manchester, Conn. Phone 1760 The new arrival Is tho fourth child “ Then it wasn’t my daughter.’’— leagues. It was one of the biggest 5 lbs. Yellow Onions 25c. pf Rev. and M?::. and the Answers, London* trading winters oi all times, • I 8 lbs. Spanish Onions 88e* WE SELL CERTICULLED BABY CHICKS. w m /I

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LATEST FASHION HINTS BY FOREMOST FEATUttE ARTICLES AUTHORITIES ABOUT INTERESTING W o m e n X The Woman’s Day A RARE DISH-^STELLE’S EGGS A LA JACK DEMPSEY I S p Her Simple Recipe and How It Came to Be Named for Her Famous Husband, EateUe Taylor, the bea'ntlfal, has i Irene Hanesk ^, of. New Jersey Is two caCreers. As a moving picture Caro^'V^Qls only 13, but oyer a-week she pos­ star . she Is widely kno-wn "although [©^yBYW ^SElW CBINa ed' as the Countess /Irene. 'Marie It Is as the wife of Jack.'Dempsey, Ladjeff, exiled from Russia, and an once king'of the prize "ring, that WHAT HAS GONB BEFORB And there’s a fine short story title Intimate friend', o f ‘Prince'Carol of she. has perhaps gained greater Death etrlkea GARRETT rOZ<- Rumania. “ The Countess Irene” fame. SOM Trhlle atrlBiiainB at Ocean for yon!" conversed In fluent French with a T oirn , K, J, laTeatisaGon ahotra As the latter, too, she achieved he haa been atabbed to death “ Isn’t It! Sounds like a detec­ woman In the-big hotel where ‘'the distinction In the kitchen. This is under the irater. tive story." countess” engaged the royal suite, how-It came about. Folaom’a a-«elmminv eompanlona ’ displaying an accurate knowledge were ROGER NEVILLE, a bnal- “ We’re In a detective story. neaa partneri MRS. HELEN BAR- of. Russian and' French history. Nameless. Delectable NABY and CARMELITA VAL- You know that Tite person Is When “ the countess’s’' money, ex­ At a dinner party In the hand­ DON. Folaom . Jnat b efore bla death, had been atandlnc next to working very hard on the Folsom pired, she confessed, aiid mother some Deinpsey home In California NED BARRON, known aa the cop­ case.’’ came after her. -v, ^ f ■. the hostess served a unique dish. per fcinx. While It might be,'trying to .hd%' S6 deIec^ble was it that one pf her ANASTASIA FOLSOM, ecceatrie “ I know It— I should say I did and maaterfnl aiater of the dead an Irene In . the home, many■>i>a^'* guests ahked what It was called. man, arrives and takes command. know It! That’s where the tmoble ents will epvy the home or schemi VI . “ I have no idea for a name for At the Inanest it Is learned that r began. And, Angel*. he— well, I system which gave the young lad|ii^It>? ’ Esteile replied. > the death weapon waa a pichaq. her social poise and con fid en ce :“Here’B one,” , suggested audther an Oriental knife, and It had been won’t say suspects—but he Is bonxht on the boardwalk. Any mother knows that Irene “will ^uest. “ Call it eggs a la Dempsey!" It la also learned that one what I believe they call ‘looking CROYDON SEARS, w ho waa In get there,” which Is what most par­ How It's Done Barron’s party. Is a fancier of Into’ my Dad!" ents want for their children, re­ cnrions knives. Anastasia enarasres Cool and peel three hard-boiled “ Much good that’ll do him, for gardless of the method. No, they eggs. Slice Into halves, topping the TITUS RIGGS, an architect, to don’t.all admit It. work on the case. DAN PELTON, you and I know he can’t find any­ rounded end of each half so that it the dead man’s nephew, arrives nnd la intrlsmed by some cartons thing there but the best." For Antique Hounds will stand yolk end up. Remove French dolls In Folsom’s room. a^d mash the yolks, adding two He believes his nnele had been “ We know It, but he doesn’t. “ I am lost,” writes one who teaspoons of anchovy sauce, one blackmalllnR several people and And If that’s what’s upsetting signs herself, “ Grandmother's he and RIr r s discover snsplcloos tablespoon cream, half a teaspoon doenm ents in F olsom ’s elTecta, Dad, then— well, then, I’ve got to Clock.” She explains her “ lostness’* of dry mustard. some bearInK the initials of Croy­ — “Yesterday I saw an early Amer­ Work together and when thor­ don Sears. find the green suit man." ican fireside bench. I am launched. RIr Ks qnestlons Sears and Is •;Yon’ve tried?” oughly mixed, fill in the whites answered cnrtly. Others act snspl- My entire house shall he refurnish­ with the mixture. Cut a French clonsly. incIndinK Ned Barron’s “ In the few ways I can think ed In antiques. But where and how wife, MADELINE. olive around the stone Into length­ of. I’ve asked all the life guards, do I begin?” wise strips and place one strip NOW CO ON WITH THE STORY I can only - say, “ Lady, get a and all the bathhouse keepers, but across the top of each egg to re­ Estelle Taylm* CHAPTER XXXII book! It’s callqd ‘The Collection of semble a basket handle. of course, only the ones around Antiques,’ by Esther Sl^leton.” this locality. That man may have Spring Dished looked at her with a sort ot belonged to a hotel way down the You’ve heard 'of rainbow wed­ dumb misery In his clear young beach, and Just happened to swim dings. But did you ever give a rain­ For Sport Wear Scalloped Oxford eyes. bow luncheon. or tea? It’s consid­ here and then went back.” EASinO N T "Yes, Robin; and I suppose that ered quite the smiart thing-to mix “ Yes, of course. What about your crystal table ware-—to., serve serious tone betokens a hint ot advertising?” one guest’s chicken and mushroom ' V , H I N T S new trouble.” “ I don’t know. It doesn’t seem salad, for Instance, oji a jade crys­ “ Hit It first time, my discerning very practicable. Men who wear tal plate, while the guest next to HIP DRAPERY. her eats from a, rose plate, and a young friend.” 'Most of the new afternoon frocks green bathing suits don’t read the third from ainbi^, and so on. Even show, some suggestion of drapery, They sat on the sand, the girl papers much.” candlestlcks'arie mixed. And gift shirring or pleating about the hips. in her modish and very charming “ Naturally not. In fact, they’re shops are dlsplayihfe candle sets'of The large hip how of self-material harmonizing crystal, amethyst and bathing costume, wrapped In a is very good. -tfSfS'-' not much worn. And that ought jade, gold and rose, beach cape to match, and young to make It easier to find him,” ' “ I D o!" Sears In his swimming suit. “ Ought to. But It doesn’t seem The European marriage of con­ FLANNEL SUITS. "Well, what Is It, dear?” to. Let’s walk along the beach venience, rather than the American New flannel suits consist o f a They sat on the sand, the girVin her modish bathing and see If we can’t spot him our­ marriage of "roraahtic nasslon,” Is tailored jacket in a plain color, and "Only that I can’t find the man somewhat eulogized by Rebecca costume and young Segrs in his swimming suit. selves.” a straight little skirt of checks in with the green bathing suit.” West, ope of the greatest of living the same color, combined with “ Have you asked your father "That all? Then, we’ll have to him over to going, she changed “ How does he show It? women novelists. Miss W’est writes: white. “ Marriages of convenience may pull through without him.” her mind and wanted to stay._ Jumpy?” much about this eccentric dresser?” give the persons concerned all the RAGLAN SLEEVES. "Yes, that’s what we’ll have to It was unlike her to be whimsi­ “ No, not a bit. The other way. happiness they can get out of com­ “ He’s funny about It. He says Raglan sleeves have returned In do. But It’s going to be hard cal or dissatisfied. Devoted to her Absorbed. Quiet. Brown study panionship and children. Why, many of the silk coats for spring.' pulling.” husband and her baby, Madeline effect.” ‘Don’t know any more than I’ve then, do worn,en . Insist on feeling Tn some of theL. the opening for the £ told you. Inquiry closed,’ or a romantic passion? It may be be­ hand comes i'h the cuff, a few inch­ “ What’s the new develop- Barron stood, one would have “ I haven’t noticed It, but, of cause It Is a kind of dope- that something like that. Laughlnglyi es above the end. ment?” said, for a high type of normal, course, he wouldn’t show It before makes all sorts o f thln.gs abottt a A low patent leather oxford fa you know, yet decidedly, too. spring has large scallops and fast Angelica Fair, with all her modern woman. And it was only other folks. If you see It, Robin, man beautiful tyhlch are not true:' UNBROKEN CANTOUR. There’s something at the back of v/hich gilds him with all the vir­ ens with a satin bow. ■ blush-rose loveliness, was no of late that the faintest wave of It must be there. It’s Just like Though spring frocks have darts, his mind, dear old chap, and Lit­ tues and charms hss ivanted empty-pated doll. unrest had been observable on her what I notice in Madeline and Ned •im to have, whether he has them tucks,-pleats, Inserts and shirrlngs, tle Robin Is going to work It out." they preserve their unity of line In Nor was she a serious-minded sunny calm. doesn’t seem to see It at all. But or not. Men find women so actrae- “ With Angel’s help,” the girl repose, while achieving pleasing young person. She was Just a Angelica pondered over It and Ned’s such a dear old blind sheep tlve that they can take them as said, rising, “ Hello, there’s Mr,. they are. Women, however, find motion the moment the wearer wholesome, happy American girl, wondered If she ought to speak he wouldn’t notice the house was Riggs.” takes -a step. with a love of pleasure natural to men so unattractive that they can’t to Ned. on fire unless some one Insisted Titus came alongside. He was accept them except in a state of Your her age and surroundings and an For Barr-on worshipped his wife, upon It. Ot course the two cases In civilian dress, for he never went emotional bemusement.” tatloD e d c h if f o n . The new chiffon dresses are ex­ avid enjoyment of her life and her but be was the sort who assumed can’t have any connection?” In the surf, and he..dared the , Skyscraper Furniture love. damp sands to speak to the pair. If your furniture, your book quisitely tailored, with all the little everything was all right and quite “ Don’t see how. I can't think “ I say. youngsters.” he called touches that used to belong to Breahfast She had been engaged to Robin cases, your desks, your chairs, your 1 as usual. the two are planning an elope­ out cheerily, but Robin detected dressers, are almost as tall as they heavy materials. and Sears for a year and the autumn But Angel saw, and with quick ment. Dad admires Maddy, but the hesitant note In his voice, are wide; if . they tower into the | would bring their wedding day. intuition knew that something he’s not much Impressed by wom­ “ Just a minute, eh?” air, but take little apace on the ^ ^ G e t t i n g They were Joyously In love, was wrong, and set about finding en’s charms, except your own. He “ All the time you can use," floor. It’s In the newest note of their tastes were similar and the said Robin, looking at him keenly. house furnishings. Decorators ex­ out what It was, though so far adores you, Angel.” plain that the skyscraper idea has seashore holiday they were enjoy­ “ Yes, boy.” Riggs said, quietly, without success. “ Sure. Now, Robin, have you “ you’ve guessed It. I have some­ necessarily invaded the homes, be­ A h ea d ” ing together was full of a deep And now, Robin, too. was spoken to him about this?” thing to say. And I may as well cause of their limited space today. contentment for both. speak out. There Is a definite Compactness Is the keynote. .Paul stirred up. “ Not yet, but I think 1 shall Big Business Institutions And then clouds had appeared feeling of what may at least be Frankl, an outstanding furniture Ho had confided to Angel that And, absurd as it seems, 1 be­ designed a combined bookcase, and Urging Food Hiat "Stands on the scene, and now each was called suspicion forming toward his father was bothered. lieve It all comes back to the mur­ your father, and I thought you’d filing cabinet, rising in a series of disturbed. By” for Better Moiming*s “ Bothered, that’s what he Is," der of that man.” rather I’d tell you than not. I rectangular forms, ^ w ln g smaller Angel was anxious about Made­ until the top .is reached, W ork Robin had said. “ And when my “ Mr. Folsom? Why your father know you don’t mind my speaking line, who for some reason was dad gets bothered It means there’s before Miss Fair.” “ Out of the D^bPfUi” scarcely knew him!” “ Rather not!” Robin braced “ Never a^aln need a woman’s nervous and apparently troubled. something gone wrong.” ‘^ 0 he says, but— ” himself as for a blow. “ What’s tender hands touch greasy dish­ h a t 70% or more of the day’s Maddy herself denied this and This attractive sport costume “ Yes,” said the girl, “ I’ve un­ “ your father wouldn’t lie! He’s the new clue?” water,” reads an ad broadcast important work falls into me showed always a gayety and mer­ throughout' the land. The thlnga- seen at Palm Beach exemplifies the When You Tint Tfour short hours before lancheon is derstood. that was the significance a gentleman.” “ The police finally dragged it majlg looks something like, one of new untrimmed neckline and the a recent fact, brou^ibt out by a riment that were so palpably of that word.” out of the auction room people forced as to deceive no one who “ My father Is the most gentle­ that your father returned there those attachable bath showers. It almost normal waistline— very nationwide investigation business Robin filcked a handful of sand man I ever knew In one piece. But costs leas than $7. It screws to any Use Real Dyes! experts. knew her well. later that night and bought a much like our old friend, the at her and went on. ; don’t make any mistake, Angel. third dagger. As we know, ha faucet, and it guarantees to evpu When tinting dainty underwear, Thus many important' institut!oa» “ shirtwaist suit” of several Reasons silk stockings, or any fine fabrics Ned Barron, big, hearty, happy “ You see, I know him so well admitted two, bu£ said nothing take off dried egg gobs. And, read­ like the Consumers Compaq o| Gentlemen prefer lies sometimes.” ing the ad,'one wonders if the cure back. ■' use true dyes. That’s the only way chap that he was, professed him­ that though he looks and acts Just about a third.” C h icago, the General E le ctric Cona> “ Oh, well, I suppose to shield isn’t worse .than the disease. You you can get the saine beautiful, soft pany; department stores like Mar-, self willing to go home, or to go (To Be Contlniied) the same as ever, I can see the some erring woman or to preserve screw on and screw off five differ­ shades materials have when new. shall Field and many o^ers urge anywhere on the face of the earth Tiht some pieces tonight, with difference. And It’s so queer. I’d the honor of the regiment. Oh, TIiIbrb look blaeker and blacker ent do-funniea! right breakfast eating oh woriceri real Diamond dye— ^you’ll see the that his wife favored. as soon look for upsettedness In for Croydon Sean. And where la as important to success. I’ve read short stories. But what the man In the Rreen bathlnar anlt difference! No one will dream they But as soon as she had won the Washington monument.” he said he saw near Folsom before As a result, Quaker Oats break­ about the man In the green suit? the murder r were tinted at home. And you can do real dyeing with Just as perfect fasts are being widely urged to a^rt liMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiuHiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiHinniiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinninniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniii^^ results, if you will Just use true the ambitions ^rorker’s day. Diamond dyes. . Containing an excellent food Free: why not ask your druggist balance of protein, carbohydrate, of women workers. It was only sticks out his chest who gets there. for the very useful Diamond Dye minerals, vitamine B and laxativa suggested that such workers should You don’t catch me wasting four Cyclopedia? Valuable suggestions, "bulk"-T-plus a unique appetite ap­ have a complete physical examina­ years In college or anywhere else.” Lift O ff-N o Pain! easy directions, and piece-goods peal —- Quaker Oats stands as the Good Nature tion previous to employment In in­ dietetic urge o f the. vh>rld today— He seemed to know. His parents sample colors. Or write for free dustries requiring heavy physical did not insist and he went to work '^Phillips Mills of Magnesia’* copy of Color Craft, a big illustrat­ food that “stands by” you through the priceless m om hg hours. labor, and regular examinations as at some sort of an odd Job-—I for­ Better tlm Soda ed book sent postpaid— address to their fitness to continue such get what it was. The first thing’ he DIAMOND DYES, Dept. N13, Bur­ ."^^ Xjet mther Quick Quaker, which work. did was to buy himself a, signet lington, Vermont. . _ cooks in 2 ^ to 5 minutes, or regidar Good ring, and the second thing was to Instead of soda hereafter take a Quaker Oats. Grocers have both. WOMAN IN INDUSTRY J men had been born and bred in the buy a watch. I remember that. Uttie ‘fPhillips Milk of Ma^^eala” In MUST KEEP WATCH slum districts of Glasgow and their And I remember several years of a water 1 any time for, IndlgMtlon or/ ON HER HEALTH rather wild time. sour, add, gMiiy atjinao^ and re-i mothers and grandmothers had Home Page Editorials lief will come Instantly^. Mak9 'it NEW for JS etat done the same kind of work before It did look, too, as though his them. philosophy of four-flushing and For fifty, yearn , tennln'e “ PhllUpa By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN bluff waa going to work out, for it Milk:of Ma^asla"'Jtaa ; been ..pre­ Editor Journal of the American One of these girls had shoveled Four-Flushing was surprising the big jobs he scribed by phydelana ^benat|ie - It Medical Association and of Hygela, from twenty to twenty-five tons of could land. overcomes t^n^e. tlmi^ se mpeb- add the Health Magazine. raw material In one day; lifting the But so diverse were his occupa­ In the Btomacb as a efttiraled'eola­ A Mother, Her Child, and shovel to a height of 2 1-2 feet. tion of bicarbonate of eoda^leaving The Medical Research Council of B y OliYe Roberts Barton tions and so frequent his changes Great Britain has completed an In­ The girls who worked In the of venue that I began to have my tbe Btjomaeb ewMt and - trse from vestigation of the physique of brick works carried as much as one doubts. I knew that under It all all gajses. It neutralliiee add far- One Dime! working women In an attempt to hundred pounds at a time, a dis­ was absolutely no foundation .of mentailoaa in the l^oweli and gent­ determine what limits should be tance of from seventy to eighty I have tried to remember where education either In the school of ly urges the eohrlng walte from .'.Doesn’t hurt one bitliDr-op a llt- Easy to Keep the Systraa placed on their physical work. yards. I saw the wise and witty remark re­ experience or the school of books. the eyetem wlthont pnyg|ng. Be­ *^1®- ‘‘Fl'S'^zbne’’ , on an aching corn, Sweet at Any A ge cently that the trouble with people Over 3000 women employed In About half the girls were be­ His history has repeated Itself sev­ sides, It Is more pleasant to take instanfly that corn' stops hurting, factories were studied and com­ nowadays is that too many live on eral times. than soda. Indet npon "Phillips." then'shortly you lift It right off tween the ages of 17 and 22. The hope and too few on reality. pared with 400 women who had average weight of the tvomen In the last two years he has lost Twenty-five cent and fifty-oent bot­ withrflngers. ■ Many people who never' have to tali formerly worked In factories hut At any rate we have the senti­ four positions, all high salaried tles, any dhigstore. **Mllk of Mag- Your druggist sells a tiny, bottle a laxative eat a candy oSsoaret not studied was found to bo 109 and then. Do you know why? who had been out of work for a ment and let us consider it. What ones. It seems that his nerve, aesfa” bas baen the U. 8,"'Regis­ of “Freezone” for.'a few ceni^s, suf- pounds; the average height was 62 happens to the youth who meand­ tered Trade Mark of The Chwies long period. The final group for Inches; the average pull of the looks'and elastic spirits are st;lU BcIjSUt ,to remove every: hard corn, They have found that eascan comparison Included 500 healthy ers along with his head above the B. Phillips Chemical Co, and' its 0 f t eprn, .dr corn betwe'eh the toes, sweetens the whole system—^briun body upward was 183 pounds; the carrying him through In a way. an Immaculacy of person that women who were attending a col­ clouds and who forgets to keep one predecessor Charles H. PhUU]^ and; the. foot calluses,' ■without sore- grip was 68 pounds, .and the crush­ toe on terra firma? But his health Is already breaking everything; It pre''Vents bodily.ohemls< lege for teachers. and he is losing his youth. He^^ls dnee 1876.1—Adr. v nesa- or .'irritetloh.-r-adv. . try from ever making one unoon- ing power was 60 pounds. I shall take as a concrete exam­ Among the tests applied were beginning to worry. What will he solouBly offensive to others. Am The teachers, who ranged from ple one man I know of, thirty-six what a perfect ■ regulator of th«v lifting, the grip of the hand, and a 18 to 22 years of age, were In gen­ do when his house falls completely bowels! . . , crushing forward movement. The years of age, who did not believe eral, In height, weight and strength In preparedness. and there Is no foundation? ..Ss^^saffect the lining of the bowels ’ heaviest work done by any of the superior to both groups of working The boy who Is educated Jn Mineral oils leave a coating that tht women was that In the chemical He graduated from high school school or the boy who Is being-ed­ blood must carry off through th« girls. In an atempt to account for and went to work. His parents of­ works and In the brick works, but their physical superiority It was ucated by experience should learn A ^ f e jwres. How much. better to oascarist others were occupied In steel trades fered to help him with his educa­ the system, and cause the bowels t<: found that they underwent a medi­ one thing thoroughly well. After expel everything, by normal musoula r. and In potteries. Many of the wo­ tion If he could work out the rest that, with reasonable application, with a low bacteria coipt^, ;is cal examination before employment of It.himself. He laughed a sure contraction! To say nothing of th» men also worked In Industries so that they were really picked wo­ his life will order Itself. If .ypu what we deliver to you. cleaner, sweeter condition that lastly-™ which merely required them to and worldly little laugh beyond his start the game of four-flousbing for days—a wholesome condition ths:i.v/M men, All of'them had regular phy­ years. I can see him now cut the *«HOW INNOCKNt a drug can b e - makes the use of deodorants quH%//; watch activities of various ma­ sical training, and during their you will have to keep It up to the and'how hel^l! Fm done with pur­ unnecessary In January or July! tttii.'S'-’j chines. air with his hand, saying, “ Bunk! end. and women whose years have brouflihkfi' training regular physical examina­ Bunk! That’s all bunk about the gatives that leave even a child’s s ^ It was found by the observers tions. ' tern 80 acid you can detect jt in the on sluggishness' often fihd th at^ , that the most perfect specimens of fellows wasting years on school to ^scaret only once a week is all thi-A: As a result of this Inquiry It was get good jobs. I tell you the whole peispv------jiration. A little casciro u a per- tonic they needed. womanhood In Industry were the not possible to decide on any tests NEW SHADES. J.H. Hewitt feet sweetener, and my and I girls In the chemical works In world is four-flushing. I can try The best spring shades atd 49 R o ll P h on e Gasoata Is splendid for ohi: that should be applied In determin­ It as well as the rest, I guess. It’s r s i 2066 both love the candy— too, and they leva the taste- iBugoiWj, ^^UoaUy ail o t the .wo- ing, particular fitness for industrx Chanel blue, lavender gray, smoke candy laxative which livsry 4 the fello.w. who. is.u’| Afraid h u j and <»ral« iU CASCARETS haa for lOo and 860.

i .... r.- . - ...... i MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 192T. k S pPER fanny SAYS: SENSE and n o n s e n s e GAS BUGGIES—The Eternal Triangle WHERE DO YOU ONE M IN U Tf At this time of j'ear a detour is w h a t ’s OONT COME IN ON THIS? •HAVEKhr, EHf PLEASE ...W l the muddiest distance between two TH E BIG ^TR IFLE HERB’S MY CHECK WELL. X GOT SOMETHING given points. IDEA.. WITH FOR 700 BUCKS. HAPPEN TO ,TO SAY ABOUT > REFUSING M E, M Y TH E CAR IS OWN THE . t h a t CAR» C Auto Tourists—“I clearly had IzzzifiHizz T O GO GOOD M IN E . YOU’VE CAR, AND X WB POT GOOD^ the right of way when this man WHEN THROUGH MAN. GOT NOTHING REFUSE TO MONEY INTO IT. ran into me, and yet you say I was WB FIXED-IT T H E TH R EE W ITH TH E , HERE’S T O S A Y S E LL IT. ■ Y to blame.” MYSTERIOUS DEAL, YOUR ABOUT .YOl/Vl GOT UP; HOW Local Officer— “ You certainly PROSPECTS CALLED A F TE R US DOUGH. IT NOTHING ABOUT US were.” HEM INTO MEETING NOW T O S A Y Autolst—“Why?” TH E N E X T VOUR DIG Up ABOUT Local Officer— “ Because his fa­ ROOM, OUR IT. ther Is Mayor, his brother Is chief AND LOUDLV ICARl of Police,' and I go with his sister.” DEMANDED THE Motoring Rhymes DELIVERY OF Hickory, dlckory, dock. HIRAMlS CAR, The car ran up the block-— TH E Y W ERE “ Twas a one-way street— OVERHEARD BY The cop was fleet— THE FARINAS, And they all walked into the dock. W H O HAVE J.UST RETURNED AND e iM T t t N u anwiec. INC Jack and Jill went up‘ the hill CHANGED THEIR MCU.cMT.oinr. At sixty miles or better; MINDS ABOUT Carres that endanger motorists A cop unkind PARTING WITH •re., hot alwsjitf In the road. Was right behind— IT. They’re seeking ball by letter. > Mary had a little Ford by Pjgrcy Crogby It wasn’t white as snow SKIPPY ¥ \ 3 But everywhere that Mary went The Ford was sure to go. She stopped before the school one DIONT ccoss f l

There’s a tax on everything but atmosphere and there’d be one on it if the flivver could be run with it.

When gasoline tax equals the price of gasoline people may learn to walk again.

The auto Came to a sudden stop near a dark, dismal detour. “ You are going to make me get out and walk?” asked the little flapper, tremulously. “ Worse than tnat,” exclaimed the sheik brutally. “ We’re out of gasoline. You’ve got to get out and help me push this car to a filling Copyright, P. L. Croaby, 1927, Johnson Features-, Inc. station.” FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Pop Didn’t Expect Him to Say That! By Blossei The tank was full of gasoline The driver full of Jake, And when the coroner arrived. I'M 60JAJ57t> SBY 007 POPTOLDMETO a a v je a jt you O, A S SA'D ip VOU’CS This intelligence test was especi­ They had to use a rake. AAJO DO SQA\& VMOQW: IM 7HS I COULD ASk VOO IP AS CAN f o r s o T t s a j r o so T I(^ T A U ' VJOOAl'7 LE/OD ally designed for children— al­ SADDEN*TAG,NtoU CUM OU£G CABCy A CAl^B 700/ BOCROUJ VOUR S A V s o m s t a i m s IT 7D AIM , I SAOULD though adults, as well> can get a Justice: “ How did the accident •70 MR. KMAPP A/OO B O r 2 6 0 B S S POP.? happen?” S07 A RAklE. OF TTSVTCSM&CTO/O’^* bit of mental exercise by seeing if ACR WM FOR MIS’ AJSXr DOOR.'.' they can answer the questions- The Defendant: “ Why, I dimmed my SIMD&-SVHA17A AlSOyJAi.'.' answers are printed on another lights and was hugging the curve. ’ AMNU7E /JOUJ - page; Justice: “ Yeah, that’s how most AAOD ' P M £■ ' 1— What’s wrong with this pic­accidents happen.” 7 ture? 2— What is the chief food of the Correct this sentence: “ When I ‘^1 ordinary spider? pass other cars,” said he, “ It’s be­ 3— What two states have largecause I’m In a hurry and I feel no cities named Portland? elation.” ' /•/ 4— In what year did the Civil War end? All Said And iJone 5— What are the two largestThe speedometer said sixty miles rivers that flow into the Mississip­ an hour. pi? The constable said It was ninety. The natives said it was a crime. 6— Where and how did the Con­ He said it was the life. federate general, “ Stonewall” His friends said It with flowers. Jackson, get his nickname? 7— On what river is the famous Judge: “ What’s the matter with 'v A102701927 bvBY’ nNEAE SERVICE. (NO. "Grand Canyon?” your headlights?’ ' 8— What famous book tells the Driver: I used wood alcohol in / adventures of a boy who floated the radiator and the darn thing has SALESMAN $AM Force of Habit B y Swan down the Mississippi on a raft? gone blind.” 9— What is the name of the old fJvPiM fiOXX MOST HAVE r,GO^\k\ \T 9P T 5 "C" GLEAM There’s always room for one A V/MA7TAT, VOOAG- UftDY ? VOO WaMT YOO s e e \’ IA Ak frigate that is known as “ Old Iron­ more tax on automobiles. WATER Ort BRAIRl EVERY TIME V WH’T ' e m f t t v a t '. h e r e . A sides?”

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(Itcad the Story, Then Color the Picture) The little smoke bowl ch-Ifted mid smiles of cheer and heaps of 'round, and finally settled on the talk. It really was a wondrous ground. The Tinles grew quite diz- treat to be down from the air. At r A You 6eT IflBY ' *y 'cause It seemed to rock, and first their legs seemed rather GOME GUY then, they felt it slowly stop dead weak, and Clowny even felt his 67R\HKL6D t a c k s atin. They all climbed out In quite squeak, but after 'whilp they pick­ IN FRONtKME. a spill./ Said Scouty, “ Gee, how ed up strength, so no one seemed good It seems to be on earth to care. again.” A little hill was Just ahead. Be­ When all the hunch had left the fore they reached it Scouty said, howl. It changed Its form. They "Oh, look! Somebody’s coming. It’s watched It roll away Just like a a little girl and boy. Perhaps great big ball and finally disap­ they’ll gladly let us stay upon this pear. Wee dow ny waved his fun­ Isle of tun and play. Let’s run ny hat, and said, “ I’m glad we’re right up and ask' them.” 'Course rld*T)f that, and lets look around this filled them all with Joy. and see what we can find down The girl and boy soon' reached here.” the band, and each put out a wel­ Said Coppy, "It should be real come hand. "W e’re glad to see grand. H this is Mother Goose’ own you,” said the boy. "You give us land. I wish that we could find her. quite a thrill.” "And who are Maybe she would show us 'round.” you?” asked Clowny, loud, "To And then another voice replied, meet you we are very proud,” And •'‘Well, nothing’s gained, If noth­ then the little girl replied, "Why, '! ■ ing’s tried. Let’s start to look we are Jack and Jill.” ’cause that's the only way she can (Tfce Tinymltes meet the chil­ he found. dren Who Live In a Shoe In the j . , And 80 the bunch began to walk. next stoiy). i 'f f .

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Today Is the first of March and -FOBUC WHIST- every autopaobile driver ■ should liVIN BOYS ARBIVB CITY ENGINEERS TAKE have his new driver’s license In his HOliB OF ABAM'vR'ERK SEEKS LIST O F ’ 76 MEN . i Givra by pocket or In his car. He should not GOOD WILL CLUB fall to write his name on the back ■,;Twin boys were born to' Mr. ' ON WARLIKE AsI e cT WHO LIE IN MANCHESTER of the Filth District of his license. and Mrs. Adam Berk early today KBEXEY ST. SCHOOLHOUSB at their home on ;29 Kerry FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 4 The finance committee of the street; > Mother apd 'babies • ate Embarlc On Campaign Against Massachusetts Official Anxious Memorial Hospital Linen auxiliary doing'nicely. The Berks have a . Invading Moose Who Is To Get Names of Revolution family. ibf seven children. This \ held a meeting yesterday afternoon' Threatening Maps. Heroes. ; and decided to hold a large food iSUhe first pair of twins born iU' Reduc^ Rrices ■MahcHester 'this year. • ■> ABOOTTOWN sale at the J. W.'Hala company’s First It was a.rat,,now It is a . Samuel Turkington, town clerk; store, Friday afternoon, March 11. - ...... " ■ — — — mouse which Is making life miser­ has received a request from C. S. Perry Amhulos, proprietor of the The different groups of the auxil­ Mary Bushnell Cheney auxiliary, able for the m,embers of the Town Warher, town accountant of North- South Manchester Candy Kitchen, iary will combine in giving the U.iS. fW^.V., voted at the Feb. 23rd .Engineering department in the field, Mass., asking for a list of the Chilidb’en^s ^ $2.98' Ytho has been undergoing treatment sale. business meeting to hold its meet­ City ball. The rat was sbort-llved j soldiers of the Revolutionary War at the Memorial hospital, returned ings- the first and. third -Wednesday but its smaller cousin is still prowl­ who are burled in this town. home Sunday. of eaph month in the-future. The ing around the vaults in which the Mr. Warner writes that many of Contractor David Chambers .will maps'are kept.. I start work tomorrow on a Dutch meeting tomorrow night, has been I hla ancestors are' Manchester peo- • Sweaters To kill>.the rat took the combin­ Mrs. Thure Hanson of Worces­ colonial six-room house on Fair- postponed on, account of the anni­ j pie and that he Is anxious to get ter is spending a few days with her versary supper which is to take ed efforts of the engineering and ; the names of the soldiers here so,' view street. He- Is building this building Inspection department parents, Rev. and Mrs. P. J. O. house for an investment. It will place Thursday evening, March 3 that he can check up on them. J some time ago. They chased the Cornell of Church street. be finished in oak throughout and at,the home of Comrade and Mrs. Mr. Turkington said-today that $ li0 8 Gaylord, 40 Russell street. animal around the room in which It there is no list of these soldiers In Fribicks have all up-to-date improvements. was cornered and after they had It The Misses Florence, Sylvia and _____ J fhe History of Manchester, as far Good looking coat Eleanor Casperson of Village V 'The crystaline lamp shade class tired out they dispatched It With a St. Margaret’s Circle, No. 280, as he knows, but he said he would j street, will entertain the Dorcas for'^members of the Rec will meet broom. be glad to turn the letter over to sweaters in white, National Daughters of Isabella will Society of the Swedish Lutheran at the East Side Rec Wednesday Thby broke one broom when they anybody who has' the Information Reduced pink dr blue. For church at their home on Wednes­ hold its regular business meetings evening at 8 o’clock. Those who hit the floor instead o f the rat. which Mr. Warner desires. hereafter the second and fourth day evening. are interested should call Miss Har­ Now the report comes that, a • . ------_ ■ v’ early- - spring wear Thursday of each month until fur­ dy at-the West Side Rec building mouse has made its home Just over The young miss will ther notice. The next meeting will Come In and see ' our 6149.00 these sweaters will The last whist until after Lent in regard to the necessary mater­ the vault. It Is in an almost Inac­ three-piece living room suite, worth _ look very dear in one of and the last of the present Holy be Thursday, March 10, at which ials. cessible place and the members of come in very handy. time a St. Patrick’s social will fol­ I 6198.00. 'Don’t buy until you see these dainty, dresses of dimity, pongee Name Society series, will be given the departm,ent are wondering how I ours. Stock will not be as large Sizes 1 to 2 years.’ at the church hall of St. Bridget’s low a brief business session. Mrs. ^ ey can get at It. or voile trimmed with lace or embroid­ Theresa Mllikowski is chairman of as some other stores hut our prices V. Limited number to church tonight at 8 o’clock, under Plans have been talked over and will be a lot lower. Good sewing ery. Sizes 2 to 6 years. the direction of Misses Anna Mc- the committee in charge of ar­ SOUTH M .E . SEEKS strategy discussed. They plan to ^ i sell. Grelve, Irene Morlarty, Monica rangements. machine, 610, A No. 1 condition! fight It out on this line If It takes four burner used gas stove, 615. Hayes and Mrs. Lain Mahoney. Ten until spring and they point out $2.98 Dresses, now . . . .$1.98 Benson’s Furniture Exchange, 649 prizes will be awarded. Attendance and interest in the TO RETAIN PASTOR that the mouse’may be starved to Main street.— Adv. „ $3.98 Dresses, now .... .$2.98 evangelistic meetings being con­ death for It has nothing to eat ex­ Lady Roberta Lodge, Daughters ducted at Gospel hall, 415 Center cept a number of old musty maps $4.98 Dresses, now .. . .$3.98 $1.25 and $1.49 of St. George, will hold its regular street by Evangelists Telfer and and charts. meeting in 'I'lnker hall tomorrow Watson of Toronto, keep up. The MANCHESTER AUTO SHOW evening, punctually at eight Conference Votes Unani­ meetings will continue each even­ Adolph Wennert of Hartford has $1.49 Ascher Knit Jackets o’clock. A social time and refresh­ ing this week except Saturday at bought from Joseph and Frances ments will follow the business. STATE ARMORY 7:45 p. m. mously For Sixth Year Tocinis the property Just off North Main street known as the McCabe Thursday, Friday, Saturday 1.00 place. Coveralls $ y

'A GOOD THINGS TO EAT > • g Values Up To $15 Good looking coats of Stewart bolivia trimmed with fur collars and cuffs. Wonderful value. $ 9 * 9 5 F resh F ish Size ...... 4 5 6 Number ...... 1 2 1 Ash We- each WEDNESDAY ^ n t of R«esh PUet of Cod, Filet of Haddock, DrLsed H a^ Haddock. In salt fish we will have NIGHT FINISHES THE GREATEST S^t M ^ e r e l, Salt Herring and Forty Fathom Salt Cod. The Baby Department^ Main Floor, Rear. ‘through. Rev. Myron E. Qenter^ su- cod is in one pound boxes and the Herring are small going 4 VALUE GIVING OF THE WHOLE YEAR. perlnteadent of the Norwich Dis­ or 5 to the pound. » » trict;' who presided at' the confer- eu.q.e.,v.

I The fourth quarterly conference There is time yet for you to share in the is t^e tinal meeting of the church ■3 • Pinehurst Market News wonderful worths that this great yearly: preceding'the annual New England Southern conference, which is held « Smoked FUet of Haddock. This event brings to you. In‘ 4;prll of each year. At the Finnan Haddle e.\cept , - - church conference all recommenda­ that it is just half of the fish and of course boneless. souTH NCHESTER CONN tions to the district superintendent regarding pastors are made. Broil or boil it and servo It with butter or a white sauce EVERY DEPARTMENT JOINS IN 'Reports of the various organiza­ ^**® imaginable. The dressed tions connected with the church ^ d M k comes already to use, head, tall and fins removed. l>y tols fish and you will come back for more next time we BARGAINS WELL WORTH COMING FOR. were offered to tbe meeting last have. It. I night and all were accepted. Here Pivo Years Pinehurst Creamery Tub Butter will be 54c lb. There is big inducement for any effort you Rev. Joseph Cooper came to Pure Lard 14c. make to visit our store while this special South Manchester five years ago from Brockton, Mass. He was Pinehurst Hamburg 25c. largely instrumental in the erec­ celebration is going on. tion of-the new South Methodist And we will have a special on Fresh Pigs’ Feet to church edifice and It is the wish of cook with Sauer Kraut 10c lb. Remember, Wednesday night ends it and ' hip parish that he be allowed to re­ main In the pastorate until the re­ Sauer Kraut is 3 pounds for 25c. no such another chance comes again for an­ maining outstanding on the church Lean Brightwood Pork Chops. fund may be collected. It Is under­ Fresh Scallops and Fresh Oysters. other year make the most of this. stood that about 629,500 In pledges remains to be paid up. Resolutions of appreciation for the work'done during the year by Miss'M^abel M. Polland, director of CASH ONLY for all sale goods, nothing religious education, were present­ ed by A. L., Crowell and unani­ chai'ged, no mail or phone orders filled, none. mouslyapproved by tbq confer­ 5^ * C. 0. D. None on approval. All sales ence. Another resolution was pre- W e StiU Have A Good Assortment sentpd^In regard to the trust fund final. of $10,000 created by the Tate A. Willard Case,' and now being held by tjie Manchester Trust Company. O f Hanging Electrical Fixtures XXXXXXX3(XXXXXXX3t3(X36XXX3t9t9tXXXX5CK^^ The ■ Southern New; England Con­ . A deputy collector of The Internal Revenue Servicer ference will begin on April 20 at New Bedford. Miss Pollard,,who Mostly 5-light candle and drop will be at this office on Tusday, Wednesday and Thurs­ will-be married this' spring, will styles. leave the church at'that time. day, March 1st, 2nd and 3rd front 19 lu m. until 8 p. m* llia t Coat MINUTES PRECIOjUS This Fixture as to assist local income taxpayers in makinsr but their re- IN THIS ACCIDENT \ and Vest'- Illustrated turns uponl926 income. Had' Train Arrived Ahead of hanging in your closet wtD Time, Hayden Griswold Would Have Had Different still be useful with a pair of Story, to TeU. trousers to match. $ lisBB'than five minutes separat­ 1 0 -0 0 ed a.Manchester man from what South Manchester, Cowi. We cany aline of might have been a .serious accident yesterday at the Main street rail­ Can you beat it ? - road* crossing at the north ehd.‘ S weet-O rr Hayden iL. Griswold, of 122 UMONHAM Oakland street, was on his way-to wor}c at Cheney Brothers where he lates'^styles we have on sale includes all the DRESS TROUSERS is engaged * as a civil ..engineer In the f.;main« office department. in variety of colors and he drove his. Chevrolet tour­ a Do^t Forget That We Carry a Pull Line and the company has ordered a seph’s hospital following an opera­ ing car across the railroad crossing, new Pay-enter de luxe bus with a materials. the >front. a)de . broke. . Griswold N ^ TIME TABLE FOR tion for Intestinal trouble, will br of B. P. S. Paint, Varnish and Brushes seating capacity of 29 passengers, held at his homo'in Windhsm Ce'ib '^1 looked iboth directions, quickly. No whicb will be put into service Step in and let us mateh train- was Tn sight, ' hut he * did not values” ^^ better acquainted with our good SOUTH MANCHESTER BUS tomorrow at ZtSO p. m. Rever^ know* at ■ what, moment one might about March 15. end M. Raymond Pluihb, son-in-­ for you. appear.' It was then 7:46. A- west­ law, will officiatis. ,v bound train was due at-7t5,0... WINDHAM SELECTMANI - Mr. Larrabee was selectman foii . T Realising he must* act quickly ’The South Manchester-Silver many years and ' served' twelve Grlfwold'hurried to Gibson’s Gar­ EDWARD HESS Lane-Hartford motqr stage line, an­ DIES AFTER OPERA^ON years as assessor beside bolding of .-^ age iiWhlphris nearby and, In,a few nounces a change in running sched- fice in the old borough gover § ) Electrical Fixtures and Supplies moments,-the crippled Chevrolet lile.lwhlch appears elsejWhere in to­ Wllllmantlc, Conn., March 1.— ment. Ho leaves his wife, tv'* GLENNEY’S B. P. S, Paint days Herald. One extra trip has had been towed' into the garage. '■ Funeral services for Charles Lar- daugihers, Mrs. .Helen Plumb ' TINKER BUILDING ' : Shortly afterward 'tho' train’ sped 855 Main Street, South Manchester been, added daily and two. extra rabee, second selectman of the Providence, and Mrs. Marion L, over the cfosiias. trips each way on Saturday, v Town of Windham, whose death oc­ Brown, of West Hartford; a broth­ Ti;avel by this Tine is IncreaBing curred late yesterday at' St. Jo- er Prank and sisters, , i