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VOL. XLIIL, NO. 135. (Classifled Advertising on Page 10) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 23,1929. TWELVE PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS f ANNE’S PICTURE ADDED . HEARING ON TO LINDBERGH EXHIBIT. Working Upside Down Undersea St. Louis, Alarch 23.— A pic LAY PLANS FOR GANG’S GUNS ture of Miss Anne Spencer Mor row, fiancee of Col. Charles A. FEDERALS MAKING DIRT ROADS Lindbergh, will be added to the large and varied Lindbergh col THE DEFEAT OF AGAIN ROAR lection at the Jefferson Memorial here. m WEEK Miss Morrow who recently CONSOLJDATION BRAVE STAND IN viewed the many Lindbergh tro IN CHICAGO phies, readily agreed to add her % favorite photograph to the collec State Legislators E x p e c t tion. Eighth District Meeting Lines MAZATLAN CITY Trophies for the Flying Col One Dead, One Fatally onel continue to come in from all Stubborn Battle Whenj parts of the world. The ex Up Its Arguments Against hibit now fills the entire west Wounded as Machine Gun Subject is Brought Before; wing of the Jefferson Memorial. NOTE FROM MEXICO into city and I ■ <• AH New Charter Pro Sprays Street— Battle of the Committee. posals. DESCRIBES r e v o l t! ^ DRY CUTTER SINKS Beer Runners. ___ Forces Under Gen. Car- By CLARENCE G. WILLARD Upwards of 100 men and women Chicago, March 23.— One man residents of the Eighth School dis Hebron Woman Now in Ma- rilo; Federal Gunboat That the most stubbornly fought BRITISH SCHOONER dead and another perhaps fatally battle of the present General As trict together with representatives wounded was the toll today of sembly will probably center about of several of the other districts Chicago’s latest gang outbreak. zatlan Tells Inside Story Shelling Rebel Positions; the so-called dirt roads bill became gathered in the Assembly hall of Baymond Cassidy, gambler and One Seaman Killed or the Robertson school on North beer runner, was the man killed. Plane Shot Down by In obvious this week when that meas School street last night for the pur He was riddled by machine gun of Revolution. ure came before the Committee on pose of forming an organization to bullets last night as he stood talk Roads, Bridges and Rivers for a Drowned in Battle Off defeat district consolidation here. ing with friends In front of Danny (Special to The Herald) surgents Which Causes hearing on Tuesday afternoon. Two attorneys. Storrs Campbell, of Stanton’s saloon on South Halsted Hebron, March 23.— Mr. and Hartfoixl, uncle of Irving Campbell, street. There were many bills for the Louisiana Coast. Mrs. E. G. Lord of this place have of this town and Raymond Car- The job was bungled, however, just received a letter from their Panic in Federal Ranhs. improvement of country dirt roads mody, who was introduced as repre and an innocent man may die as daughter, Mrs. Howard C. Champe submitted to the Assembly, but the senting the taxpayers of the the result. He is James Hawkins, under date of March S, from Mazat- proponents of these bills in order Nesv Orleans, March 23.— The Seventh district, spoke. Among the who was passing the scene on a lan, Mexico, In which she describes Mexican rebels under Gen. Frail- British auxiliary schooner Imalone. other speakers were Dr. E. G. crowded street car Avhen the shoot the upheavals In that disturbed city to concentrate their attack with ing began. clsco Manzo haA’e forced their way drew their support from all except plying out of Belieze and described Dolan, Irving Campbell, Attorney Mazatlan has been cut off from Fred Manning and Dr. F. A. Sweet. Gun Sprays Street Into Mazatlan. where violent fight one measure. This bill would pro by Coast Guardsmen as a notorious communication with the north on Every one of the speakers urged The deadly volley from the ma account of the bridges being burn- ing raged this morning, according to vide for the appropriation of $500,- liquor smuggling craft, lay on the 000 a year from Motor Vehicle De the voters to oppose the amend chine gun, or sawed off shotgun__ I ed by the federal troops to prevent uncbnllrmed reports given out by partment receipts to be proportion bottom of the sea off the Louisiana ments to ^the charter as proposed bv witnesses are not sure which___ the rebels from attacking. Mrs. the rebel headquarters at Nogales, ed among the towns of the state coast today, sunk by the guns of the revision committee. While there sprayed the packed street car as It Champe says, in part: Sonora, today. for the improvement of town gravel the crack Coast Guard cutter Dex was no vote taken on the matter it rumbled by. Half a dozen bullets Monday (March 4), we heard The rebels claim to have shot roads. Each town’s portion of the ter. was very apparent that the large pierced the front of the car. that the long rumored war was down a Federal airplane near Ma appropriation would be applied to One member of the Imalone’s majority of those present were op- , doling Hawkins, who wa,s enroute .really on. that General Manzo of zatlan. such roads as the individual town crew, a negro, was either killed or posed to any change at this time. j Believe it or not, the workmen pictured above in the stoke hold of to visit his SAveetheart, was shot Sonora had refused to send his Casualties In the Mazatlan fight might direct, but the work would drowned in the battle. His body was Carmody Speaks t the German battleship Kaiser were walking on the ceiling. For the through the left eye by one of the troops south when Ordered to do ing. the rebels said were believed be done by the highway depart- recovered. All other members of the The meeting was called to order 1 t'^^iser was upside down and under the sea when this photo, showin- Avild bullets. His collapse in the so. and that when the government. heavy. Airplanes, artillery and ipeiit. The towns would pay 25 schooners crew were taken aboard by Tax Collector Joseph Chartier. I start of salvaging operations, was made at great risk. Below are croAvded street car. together wtih refused to pay his men, he attack-! machine guns Avere employed In the j)er cent of the cost and the state the Dexter from the floundering A. L. Brown was chosen as moclera- boAvs of the 25,000-ton ship emerging from the waters as it the confusion on the street outside, fed the custom house In Nogales, fighting as well as bombs and small would pay the balance. craft. The Dexter then reported the tor and Dr. Sweet as clerk. .Mtor- was raised at Scapea Flow, Orkney Islands, where it was sunk during the sent the passengers into a panic. and the Post Office, to get money. arms. Attendance at the hearing alone affair and proceeded toward New ney Carmody said that he had been Cassidy was surrounded by fire Then, our troops went north to de The Mexican gunboat Progreso was sufficient to demonstrate the Orleans. It will put in here some brought into the contest by repre men who leaped from an automo stroy bridges and they returned reached Mazatlan with food and > fact that interest in the bill exceeds time during the day. sentatives of the Seventh district bile. All Avere armed with revolvers here, Monday night the rest of our munitions for the hard pressed Fed that in any other measure before and that he had not had as much save one.' After clubbing the vic troops went south, leaving the city eral garrisan. It shelled the rebel The Dexter, it was said, had been positions. the-1929 Assembly. The hall of the acting under orders to capture the time to study the ameiulnieiUs as HOWELL SLASHES GOVERNOR FAVORS tim over the head with his revolver practically aloue, but they return House was literally jammed. It alleged contraband ship, which was lie would like. However, he had the leader of the gang said: “ Let ed, and then it was- rumored that - The 6,000 Federal reinforcements was^ practically impossible to force given some of them the once over him have it!” they are going to protect the city had not reached Mazatlan at latest said to have long evaded the dry reports. one s way into the hearing after It craft in plying illicit cargoes from and he thought that they were put Draws Macliine Guii from the oncoming rebels from the WRISTSINJAIL The Federal army,,that occupied had started. The crowd was un Belieze, Honduras to the United together hastily and that they were AUTO INSPECTORS The apparently unarmed member north, Tuesday the Post Office and questionably the largest that has States. unwise and unsafe. He thought the of the assassin squad then produced telegraph offices wiere close^. The Torreoii is being divided by Gen. attended a legislative hearing in the committee on revision was treading a hand machine gun or sawed off banks have been closed at times Plv.tarco Elias Cailes, thn Federal First Sighted commander in chief. On« column last decade. The cutter Walcot. under the on unsafe ground when that com shotgun from underneath his ovei-- and the prices of food goes up. So Interest was at fever height from mittee failed to follow the general Second Suicide Attempt If Plan Is Adopted All Auto coat and trained it on Cassidy. The everybody lays in an extra supply is being sent luto Chihuahua while command of Warrant Officer Frank of provisions. Then this morning a second column ■will move south the time the crowd began to gather Paul, encountered the schooner statutes Avhich specifically provides luurderer was between Cassidy and shortly after the close of the regu the means for bringing about con- the building so that th« passing the city got out a notice that the ward into Durago,' thence to the first in this section Thursday 200 Made by Manchester Man Stores must not raise the prices of Sinaloa front. lar session of the House until the miles southw'est of Marsh Island. solida,tion. He thought that tlie Drivers Will Be Re-Exam sHeet car came within the range of hearing was adjourned. Although committee was giving the board of anything without a city ordinance. A strong garrlson'will be left at The master of the schooner, ac All grocery stores were ordered Torreon. the hearing was scheduled for 2:30 cording to reports relayed here selectmen far too much power when Held in New York. Their crude task done, with Cas o ’clock, the vanguard of the huge it provided that the board of finance ined. sidy prostrate on the pavement, the closed at, noon until they receive Damage to railways b y . rebels from the Coast Guard stations at the city order? to open We have around Torreon will rUn ifito'mll- assembly was seated in the hall Pascagoula and Biloxi, Miss..- failed be appointed by the selectmen I killers leaped into their car and fully an hour earlier aud had the rather than being elected by the <■ j sped away.-.T-T--- ^ been warned all along lo get plenty I Hons of dollars. to beed an (jpder fb" prepare for ' Earl William Howell, 2 6 yeai's opportunity of witnessing the open boarding and fled. people as provided in the general Hartford, Conn.. March 23.—_ Cassidy died intantly. His broth-' of. water on hand as in case the ing of highway department bids statutes. Ho said it was an obsolute old Manchester man, wanted for a Legislative enactment to create d er, Arthur, Avith whom be.was talk rebels came they might cut the wa Nogales, Sonora, AI«xlco. March The Walcot planted one big shell ter pipes as they did in a previous on contracts advertised early in the into the Imalone’s rigging but could absurdity. The proposed changes Vernon Center jobbery and arrest force of inspectors Avithin the Stale ing When the murder car drove up. 2S.— At 5:30 this morning rebel month. It is the practice of the revolution. Result, everyone seems not overtake the craft immediately would bring about loo much cen ed in New York city Thursday, is in Motor Vehicle Department chiefly escaped the hail of bullets. It Is be cavalry and Infantry began charging highway department to' open the tralization of government. Mr. Car to examine applicants for drivers’ lieved Arthur, too. had been slated to be using the water faucets more because of intervening shoals. The Bellevue Hospital today reported in the Mazatlan hllL. fortress nffiere sealed bids upon all contracts in mody claimed that the vote on the licenses has the backing of Govern for slaughter. He was later arrest than usual and Ave arc unable to Federal farces under General Jaime public and this work is usually chase, however, continued in the di a serious condition as the result of .got Avater hero nn the Dill. There rection of Peurto, .Mexico, and other ttinendments should b© at an an or Trumbull. The governor, In ed at his home for questioning. Carrillo were making their last done in the hall of the House. nual town meeting and not at a attempting to commit suicide last early January, suggested to the When police reached the murder have* been a few tinea that the stand in defense of the Sinaloa sea Coast Guard craft joined the pur night in the Tombs. It was only a pump could draw a little for a few Opening of the envelopes and the suit, the reports said. special meeting. Tie believed that General Assembly that all motor scene they found a young woman port, according to telegraphic ad- reading of ti.e bids, in addition to few months ago that Howell tried minutes and then it stops, so that Cutter Opens Fire the town would, get into difficulties drivers be re-examined. His plan collapsed over Cassidy’s body* She lA’ices to Insurgent headquarters at being an education in highway de because of this. a similar stunt In the cell at Man could be carried out. It is believed, ' proved to be Miss Julia Webb, Cas tonight we are nearly out. and so 'Vendalllo, Mazatlan. The attack partment matters for the' visitors, The Imalone was sighted again chester police headquarters. In are bur neighbors. The Germans by the Coast Guard yesterday. This Attorney Fred Manning was call if 25 Inspectors Avere put to work.' sidy s 20-year old sweetheart, who was ushered in with constant ma served to heighten the interest in ed upon to speak I>y Charles A. both instances he slashed his wrists. They would examine 60,000 oper-| lived across the street and heard told us last night they would turn chine gun and rifle fire from both the gravel road proposition even time by the cutter Dexter, ' near Attemiits Get-Away. ators annually. I the fatal shots. on their big pump and fill our Sixty Deep . The cutter opened Sweet. Among other things Mr. sides. further. Manning told the gathering that he Howell apparently is determined The legislative committee on ( e. looking for Danny tanks today, but Y^hen the superin Sentiment at the huge hearing fire and bombared the schooner per not to be returned here for trial. tendent of work there went to turn sistently until she heaved over and was against consolidation. He was motor vehicles is considering a Stanton, owner of the saloon in was almost entirely one sided; In satisfied with the prc.sent form of When he was arrested by New York plan covering the governor’s sug front of which the shooting occur on the pump, the truck Avaa there BATTLE STILL RAGING sank without ever offering to sur police upon information supplied by loading on the pump and they took favor of the passage of the bill. render. government under which the town gestion. Tlie people Avill pay the red. They want to question him. Nc,gales, Sonora, Mexico, March The fight in behalf of the measure Connecticut authorities, Howell bill. Every driver Avho is re-exam it away, so that is thatl Well, The Dexter, after reporting the had prospered. He claimed that con Cassidy, a former sanitary district 23— ’The battle for Mazatlan, Sin was led by Dr. William L. Higgins, solidation would not save any waived extradition before Magis- ined would be assessed for the priv policeman, was said to have been’ a .there’s always a tomorrow coming aloa, AA-as still raging early today. secretary of state, who for manj" incident, was ordered to proceed to t^rate lienaiid in the Criminal ilege and the assessments are ex in Mexico. New Orleans by Lieut. Bixby. squa money for the people and will not member of the Stanton-“ Stubby” I A revolutionary army under Gener- years past when he was a member Courts Building aud was remanded pected to meet the cost of maintain- McGovern beer gang. “ Yesterday the consul said that dron commander at the Pascagoula, help the school children. ' al Francisco Manzo was within the of the House has been the general Hartl'oial Lawyer to the Tombs. It Avas Avhile on the jing the Inspectors. they do not know Avhere the Mexi gates of the city hotly pressing Miss., Coast Guard station. way to the Tombs under the escort issimo in such matters. Many of 3 he next speaker was Attorney Dirt Rond Problem. can states boat Boliviar Is. It is upon Federal defending troops un the legislators and scores of people The captain of the Dexter, ac of Detective Jeremiah Murphy of Legislators are seeking to corn- armed, and may (only may) come cording to reports received here Storrs Campbell. He assured the der General Jaime Carrillo, who Interested in the bill appeared be the Beach btreet Station, that Hoav- promise the various plans of the in here In which case, if it should Avere fighting desperately for forti over radio from Coast Guard sta gathering that he would be brief, f»l siiflnPiilv fhriiQ*- mif Mo v.ioiaf . , , . . . fore the committee to register their ell suddenly thrust out his right people Avho are trying to solve the open fire in our direction we ought fications atop a hill bordering the tions, ordered the Imalone master as he liad not the opportunity to foot and tripped Murphy, 'fhe fact THOUSANDS VIEW approval, and a petition advocating examine the amendments as lie dirt road problem. A brand-new to be away from home. We talked north shore of Mazatlan peninsula. favorable action and containing the to heave to and submit to search, that he Avas not handcuffed, enabled proposal is the creation of a dirt to the Baragans about it. aud he but the fleeting craft refused. should if he was going to talk at him to be fifty yards aAvay before At 2:45 o’clock this morning names of ITS members of the any length on them. He admitted road commi.s.sion that would oversee took it as a joke. Having seen the fl,ghtlng was still In progress ac House was submitted to the com “ Then I’ll have to sink you,” the Murphy arose and fired three shots all expenditures and construction BODY OF MARSHAL whole fleet he thinks they have that he did not know who had com at him. cording to latest telegraphic ad mittee. Dexter commander w'arned, accord on behalf of the state. This plan, nothing that could do much dam vices In rebel headquarters herd ing to the reports. “ Get your men piled the amendments but said that Traffic Patrolman William Lodie The only opposition voiced to the they were very crude to say the assembly leaders believe would age. Today, about 10 a. m., we saAv from Venadillo, Mazatlan suburb, passage of the bill was registered into your boats. We are going to half a block aAvay, gave pursuit. meet the objections raised by those a big boat come in and behold it fire.” I least and that they were apparently HoAvell ducked behind a truck and where Manzo has establisbed field by some of the leaders of the House. who Avant the work done by the stopped midway between here aud headquarters. , With heavy artil This ultimatum, according to re gotten up by a layman. He prefer Avhen Locke closed in on him, Tomorrow Remains Will Be Although this opposition was dim towns themselves and those who in the big rock islands. It had us on lery fire thundering from two sidea med by the overwhelming senti ports here, was totally ignored. The red a more representative govern shouted; “ Get out of the Avay or I'll our toes a few minutes until it ment than the charter provided and sist the state higliAvay commissioner of the; city and hand to ham. street ment in favor of the bill, it never guns of the Coast Guard craft kill you,” motioning to his right have the .say Avithout Interference j Removed to the Famous went on again, and later w6 learn boomed, and the scurrying crew of claimed that the amendments if hand which w\as in his coat pocket. fighting occurring intermittently; theless made it apparent that de from the little towns. ed that it was a new boat bringing casualties were believed numeroua fensive bulwarks were being erect the rum ship hurried into life boats. adopted would create no end of He had scarcely finished his sen railroad ties and did not knoAv hoAV litigation. He had nothing to say Leaders believe something must on both sides though no definite* ed to resist the assault upon state tence when lie Avas floored for the be done to assuage the rural sec Arch of Triumph. to enter the harbor. There is no Against consolidation of school dis full count and then some by a right estimate can be made-before hos funds for this purpose. tions, for they are beginning to harbor, and they have to stop on tilities end. PROBITIOXS TOIil, tricts. However, the amendments upper-cut flush on the nose. the other side of the lighthouse The committee listened most appeared to be hastily put together, stir. Efforts will be made to have Rebel Prediction '-i- carefully to the numerous speak New York, March 23— The death •His Nose “ Takes It.” things settled in committee for if and brlng,xargo In In launches. .^s an attorney he would advise the Locke turned Howell over to Paris,. March 23.— Solemn thou In a telegraphic communicatioii ers who favored the measure, but of a British seaman during the bat the fight goes to the floor of the sands again lined the length of the Most everything turns out to be tle between the auxiliary schooner meeting to go carefully and not Murphy who then handcuffed him to General Francisco Borques from it seems to be well understood Legislature dire things may be ex Rue De Crenelle in silence today for just about the same as that boat field headquarters shortly after Imalone and the United States and marched to the Tombs. Hoav'- did. I hope it Avlll continue so. about the capitol despite the deluge (Continued on I’nge I.) pected, say the leaders. “ The sky an opportunity to pay homage to midnight the prediction was made of enthusiastic support that the Coast Guard cutter Dexter brings ell’s nose Avas said to have sAvollen Avill be the limit if the proposition their departed idol. Marshal Ferdi Anyway, I have a suitcase packed the total number of persons slain thrice its original size and he Avas that “ Mazatlan will fall Into our ■bill will receive an unfavorable re goes to a fight,” is the way the sit nand Foch, whose body lies In state for all the family In case we have hands before sunrise. Our troops port. Normally an unfavorable re in connection with prohibition to an treated by Dr. Perry Lichtenstein, uation has been described. Those in his home In that street. to leave on short notice. But unless unofficial figure of 229, an average Tombs’ physician. District Attor are already in control of the greater port upon a bill Is a very good in who are guarding the state treas Long before the doors of the a boat comes In and starts some part of the city.” dication that the bill will be re of more than 22 a year over a ten TOLL OF MINE BLAST ney Banton said afterAvard that lie ury are fearful. thing from the wrong side of the Avould seek an indictment against home of the late marshall were The rebel cavalry advance over a jected without any great amount year period since the Volstead Act As to Vaccination. opened at 10 o’clock this morning harbor we are In the safest place In went into effect. Howell charging him with attempt single narrow land entrance to the of opposition. In this case, how Opponents of vaccination foresee to permit the first in line to enter, town The other night after the sol city was harrassed by a severe bom WILL EXCEED FIFTY ed escape. diers had all left and we knew that ever, the wave of favorable senti an enormous gathering for the af- the street was filled with a sombre bardment from the Mexican Federal ment is so strong that a verbal The attempt at suicide was made teimoon of April 2 when the throng. the rebels mlgflt enter any time, in his cell last night and he Avas gunboat progress lyihg in the har contest will doubtlessly be neces judiciary committee takes up vari Those in the highest stations of about 9:30 p. m., there Avas a great bor. sary before the matter is finally Forty-five Dead Have Already rushed to Bellevue. The extent of ous antl-vaccination bills. The old stir, martial music, drums, etc,, and NATONAL ORIGINS ACT his injury is not fully known. It life minglcl with poorly garbed Gnnboai SbelU City disposed of. Been Accounted— All But Senate chamber has been assigned clerks and stenographers. Here you could hear the soldiers march is understood that he lost consider It is understood that in the Sen One Died in Mine. for the hearings but the hall of the and there in the crowd was a young ing and it sounded as though they The Progresso shelled the path' ate, some of the Republican mem- WORRIES CONGRESS NOW able blood before his attempt was House will be kept in reserve* to ster standing patiently and waiting were crossing the city In our dlrec- ’ of the cavalry advance to the Cadal- ters who are seeking the passage discovered. This will probably de meet the requirernents that are to be allowed to pay his last re tion, but It was all over In half an lerlas district as well as field head Parnassus, Pa.. lUarch 2 3— Mine lay the return of Howell to Connec quarters at Venadillo. Rebel artil o f the dirt roads measure have rescue crcAvs expected to bring to threatening. spects. Not all In the waiting line hour and the next morning we j ticut. When Howell is returned heard they were federal troops that lery stationed 300 metres from sought and have received promise i the surface today all remaining vic here, he will be charged with theft were French. People of many na of the Democratic support. Siuce New Immigration Law Will TRE.4SURY BALANCE. tionalities, among them many had come in from surrounding Palos Prietos rancho on the out-' tims of the gas explosion in the in the Rockville police court. He skirts of the city, returned the fire the minority controls 13 of the 35 Bring Out First Test Vote. I Valley Camp. Coal Coii-pany's Kin- Washington, March 23.— Treas Americans, were noted. towns. Today, we heard that In is wanted for stealing $300 worth ury balance, March 21.— $409,- other parts of the country the fed in an attempt to destroy the gun votes in the upper House, there is loch mine near here. The public was to be allowed to boat. little doubt but that the sentiment ■W’ashington. March 23 — The Many rescue men Insisted that 973,980.20. Customs receipts, view the late marshal's bier today eral troops are practically winning, will be well split and that a solidi groundwork A^'as laid today for fContlnaed on Page 2.) $36,958,514.94. from ten until noon and then ajgain and If that la true It may be nearly The Progresso’s Ifiambardment I the death toll Avill exceed fifty. caused llttlA damsige. according to fication of the balance of the Re- Avhat may prove to be the first test ! Forty-five dead have been accoiint- • from two In the afternoon until over now. We are hoping malls will Jjublican votes will be necessary to vote of confidence the Hoover a ’ - seven In the evening. get through,north again soon, but telegraphic advices from Venadillo j ed for, all but one of AS’hom AA-erc headquarters. whil6 rebel cavalry prevent passage. i ministration will demand. killed beloAv the surface. The other Wife Bears Up Bravely. you see wfe are all well and there Is In the House, ITS members have “ National origins” — That new Madame Foch Is bearing up no danger yet. P. O, and telegraph under General Roberto _ Cruz, ad AA’as AA’orking on the tipple and was Mother And Infant Soli vancing in two wing coinmns. suc already signed their names to the method of determining future im burned to death. bravely under her loss.' Despite offices opened again today and the aforementioned petition favoring migration quotas— is the subject in her deep sorrow;she personally re Paicifle Mall Steamship line has ceeding in capturing the Cadal- Four separate inA'estigatlons are lerias district and Loma Atravezada the measure. Should these represen question. undet- way, but they will have to be Believed In Fire Ruins ceived many of the more distin raised Its fare 50 per cent which tatives continue to lend their sup The problem confronting Con guished visitors -who came to ‘ ex makes ail the Americans mad. It is Hill, both points of vantage, ac satisfied with gathering Information cording to Insurgent advices. Cruz port to the hill. It would naturally gressional leaders is just how far from families of the victims and press their sympathy. an American owned line, the executive will go in seeking to Although the French gbvbrnment u ’Tlie latest rumor Is that it will be set up telegraphic connection be pass even over an unfavorable re from officials until the last rescue Lewiston, Me., March 23.— Flre-^Huges said that her tenant, Mrs port. Most of the House leaders, have the special session, which wishes to accord the late marshal two or three months before we get tween Loma Atravezada and Vena- crew reports that all sections of the men, police and city AvorkeVs today George Heikkonan and her son, had dlllo soon after capturing the hilL however, are against the bill .and meets April 15, repeal this clause of mine have been penetrated. the supreme honor of burial under train service north. Also'w e hear the immigration law. Avere digging In the ruins of seven not been seen and a police! search the Arch,of Triumph, where lies the that ex-Pr^ldent Caljes has Presi Shortly before midnight the rebel this will undoubtedly serve to sway LaAA-rence Allshouse, rescued fire swept buildings for a mother of the city at first failed to reveal many of the petition signers. A . Reluctantly, Mr. Hoover acceded Unknown Hero, his fam$ly. stated dent Gil a s , prisoner and that Infantry succeeded In capturing alive after 26 hours entombment, and infant son, missing after fifty their whereabouts. Mazatlan cemetery In the heart ot battle of oratory is almost certain to the opinion of his attorney gen was recovering rapidly in his home that as a. devout Catholic he could Adolpho de la Huerta (the same men, women and children had fled’ The fire, which, police said, not he burled raere the ground one thgt started the revolution the city where breastworks liqmedK when the bill comes before the eral that the law was mandatory from the effects of the harrowing to the street from the path .of the as upon him and issued a proclama started from an explosion of unde la not consecrated. ~ ^ r three’^r fpur yegrr afO) is provi- ftely wete thrown up. House, but It is probable that this night preceding his rescue. His flames early this morning. termined origin In ,the Leblanc dye tion declaring the national origins three children, all under four years The marstaal’s body. >> tHierefoTe, pional preeldent, and tliat Cailes TAventy-flve persons, "who lived house, burned the business dlstribt will be Interred under the dome of is in front of iQ,000 .men going out clause, which changes the whole old, played about the house as In apartments above the various Mrs. Fred Wilson of 91 St. John basis of determining quotas, In ef from the dye house to the Canal on Les Invalldes'on Tuesday near the from Maxleo City to meet the reb usual, unmindful of what had hap stores, sought refuge on the police that side of Main street. ’ The loss street has returned home after (Contiaaed on page 2) fect as of July 1, 1928. pened. remains of his famed predecessor in els.' But:« who knows anything of station. One of themj Mrs. John was estimated at $125,000, ; military glory, Napoleon Bonapartea- real factVt caring for her father who has been sick, Qeo.’W. Greene ot yolintOwn.*’A; IPAUE TWO OTBSTEirEV$5mFre"HER‘ALD7 S O im r MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 23,19207^.^ ______-r : ------m I man, Floreale Desplanques, Vivian stressed the IncrRsaed coat unde? Dupont, Mario Fava, Frank Gam- LOCAL, MAN RETURNS MANY HERE SEE FIRST conaolidation. He beliered that each ANNOUNCE HONOR bolati, Ruth Hale, Dorothy Han HEARING ON LAY PLANS FOR diatrict in the town ahould be given sen. Romalda Haponik, Bernice OBITUARY the opportunity to aay whether or Harrison, Erna Hess, Ena Hooks, FROM TRIP TO TEXAS ALL STEEL REFRIGERATOR not it wanted conaolidation. He be STUDENTS AT H. S. Dorothy Hultman, Dorothy Jensen, lieved that if conaolidation were Carl Johnson, Gunnar Johnson-, DIRT ROADS THE DEFEAT OF brought about the voter would have Ruth Johnson, Charles Kaselouska, Favorable Comments Mark little to say in the town manage Phyllis Kraetschmar, Adelheide Is Enthusiastic About Rio DEATHS ment. He urged the voters to go to Lamprecht, Albert Lengel, Harold Grande Valley as Fruit Presentation of New Type of the polls and vote against the Third and Fourth Period Lennon, Dorothy Lyttle, George NEXT WEEK Growing Country. Anthony Brazauskas Cabinet. CONSOLIDATION amendments. Marlow, Pearl Mjirtln, David Nel Anthony Brazauskas of 55 North Irving Campbell wanted the Rolls Giyen Out Yesterday son, Inga Nielsen, Ida Relchen- (ContiDoed from Page 1.) August Von Hone of 164 Eld- street died at the Memorial hospi As announced in a series of ad (Coiitinuetl from Page 1) meeting to express its sentiment on bach, George Rich, Anna Wilkie, ridge street has recently returned tal at 6:30 this morning. He was vertisements running in this paper, consolidation by a rising vote and Bella Sllverstein, Earl Smith, Ruth will benefit the opponents of the from a trip to La Feria, Texas, admitted to the institution on Tues the Treasure Chest in the window plunge into the matter ■without made a motion to that effect bnt A fternoon. Sonniksen, Esther Tack, Charles bill rather than the proponents. where he purchased ten acres of day. Mr. Brazauskas who was 37 of M. H. Strickland was opened at more serious consideration. Attorney Carmody thought such a Tedford, William Turkington, Tony Thel-e are two reasons why it is land in what is called the Lower years old, leaves his wife and two 11 a. m. today. Irving P. Campbell reiterated his move would be unwise and Mr. Urbanettl, Ruth Wickham, Joseph believed that the proposal will be Rio Grande valley. This part of children, Chester and Nellie, He The opening of this chest re statement made at a previous meet Campbell immediately withdrew his The Manchester High school hon ine Zokites, Florence Donohue. doomed to defeat despite the pres the country is famed for its fruits was a member of St. John’s Evan vealed a sparkling white General ing that If we are to have consolida motion. The meeting then ad or rolls for the third and fourth ent sentiment in its favor. The first and vegetables. To prove it, Mr. gelist Society of Hartford and of Electric Refrigerator, the first all- tion every section in the town journed. marking periods were announced reason is that the same committeerty to be Develoj>e4l. to attend the meeting of the Moose- Charlotte Rubinow, Francis Scol- Albert E. Gross of Hartford Is Fling and an Irish jig. Thomas severe grip cold. Miss McGrath of »ky, Jeannette Sear, Virginia Hines of Hartford sang several heart Legion of the 'World in Moose South Windsor Is substituting for planing lo develop the Edward Hall on Asylum street, Hartford, Rook by Wm. S. Brady Music by Straughon, Lucy Waddell, Hewitt A corking good camp stew that Heim property, which has a large songs, including “ Bonnie Jean,” in her. Wilson. kept the waiters on their toes, dish tomorrow afternoon. and Alonzo Price. H. Maurice Jacquet frontage on Snipsic Lake, into imitation of the famous Sir Harry I Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur C. Ililles Freshmen. ing out second and third helpings, small bungalow sites. The plan Is I
Smith and Miss Martha Kissman, CENTER CONGREGATIONAL violinists. Selections to be rendered At the Center are, “ Whispering Hope”— Haw thorne; "The Palms” , sung by Miss Rev. Watson Woodruff Irene Lydall with violin obligato; The Evening Herald STEWARDSHIP anthem, "On the Wings of Morning Morning worship, 10:45. Sermon BY GEORGE HENRY DOLE. Borne” ; an anthem by the junior by the minister. Topic: “ Pilate choir and Mendelssohn’s “ A March ■Vyashes Unavailing Hands.” Sunday School Lessons International Sunday School Lesson Text, Mar. 24. from Athalia” . The congregation The music— Prelude: Pilgrim Chorus from It is required In stewards that a man be found faithful. will join the choir singing the by Wilfiam T. EUis. 1 Cor. 4:2. hymns beginning, “ Ride on, ride on Taunhauser...... Wagner Fur Every Age, Creed and Nationality. ST. MARY’ S EPISCOPAL ^SOUTH METHODIST EPISCOPAL in majesty!” “ Spirit of God! de Anthem: The Kings Highway . . . . scend upon my heart” ; and “ Re ...... Edward Shippen-Browa Rector, Rev. J. S. Neill Rev. R. A. Colpitts joice, ye pure In heart!” Anthem: Ride On, Ride On in Ma We become faithful stewards of<&llghts. In themselves golf sticks The sermon topic will be, “ Op jesty ...... N. H, Allen the Lord as material and mental are worthless. Their real value is Curate, Rev. Alfred Clark At the morning worship service Postlude: The P a lm s...... Faure in the development and - delights portunity” and the topic for the possessions are used to advance His at 10:45 the musicians and minis talk to the boys and girls Is “ The The Church school, 9:30. Six de through their use. This is also true Services as follows: ters will give their best to make the Man in The Tree.” partments. Classes for all ages. OUR C H A N W WORLD ORDER kingdom in our lives and in the of money and all material posses service a true Palm Sunday celebra Men’s League, 9:30. Leader, world. 9:30 a. m.— Church school. The bea’-.ty of this program to sions. The body weairs out. Event Men’s Bi-ble class. tion. The choir will sing “ On the John Reinartz. Speaker, Dr. Elbert Material things considered of ually all things of this world lose, Way to Jerusalem’’ by Maunder, gether with the splendid atten Shelton. Topic; Is the Church Going 10:45 a. m.— Morning prayer dance of recent Sundays give prom worth can be reduced to money their value. We then have the cha^T-. and “ The March to Calvary” also Out of Style. IS A CHALLENGE TO CHURCH value. What is money? It is acter that is developed by the ub4 ' and sermon by the rector. Topic: ise of a full church tomorrow. by Maunder. New members will be The CypUlub, 6:00. Leader, Roy variously defined in Economics as of what we possess, the love that “ Bethphage.” The happy rivalry between com 3:00 p. m.— Highland Park Sun received into the church and the Warren. Song service; discussion a, medium of exchange, the currency we have made dominant, the qual pastor will preach on “ Joining Up.” panies Is close; last Sunday “ A” of popular hymns. Tlie International Sunday School aright, the present trend is chiefly of a nation, a measure of value, ity of stewardship that we hav.- at-r day school. recovered its leadership of two In the evening there will be solos Evening service, 7:00. Lesson for March 24 is “ Steward toward this apostolic simplicity of something to facilitate exchange, tained. 7:00 p. m.— Evening prayer and weeks ago, by the narrow margin of witness-bearing. sermon. Preacher, Rev. George T. by Fred Bendall and the pastor’s An enlarged choir will render the ship and Missions”— Acts 1:6-8; II and the like. A dollar, pounds, or The real worth and joy of life subject is “ Garden and Cross.” 7. sacred cantata "The Crucifixion.” A Corinthians 8-1:0. The radio, the printing press, the franc, honestly earned, means that are deeply hidden beneath natural Linsley of the Church of the Good The Worship Service at 10:45 phonograph, and many forms of Shepherd, Hartford. I The church school meets at 9:30 meditation on the passion of the one has rendered service equal to selfishness and its deceptions. It a. m. follow-s closely the adjournment of Holy Redeemer. Words by Rev. S. swift transportation, have put new the purchasing power of his money, seems that the only way to success Monday, 7:30 p. m.— Girls’ Professor Willard Uphaus will the Church School which meets at J Simpson. Music by Sir John Are we now in the birth of a new agencies of Gospel proclamation and is entitled to equivalent ser- and happiness is in the satisfaction, Friendly society. conduct the third of the series of 9:30. Stainer. era in human affairs? into the hands of the missionary. service in the form that he may of our own way and desires. The Many signs seem to Indicate it. A We may soon see the day when Tuesday. 7:30 p. m.— Boy Scouts discussions on war at 5:30 p. m. At 2:30 Sunday afternoon'there NoGces choose. To impress the idea of truth is as contrary to this falla Wednesday, 4:30 p. m.— Chil The meeting this week will be at Sunday, 12:00— Church commit question mark nowadays confronts the mission station will be pri what money really is in the divine cious appearance as the' apparent will be a full rehearsal for the Eas everything. Nothing is accepted marily a radio station. “ He hath dren’s service. Candidates meeting the North Methodist church. Trans ter morning service. All having part tee. Intermediate room; 5:00, pas stewardship, a seemingly strange sunrise is the reverse of its rela In connection with the service; portation will be provided for tor’s class for boys. simply because it is old. Every put all things under His feet.” definition will be given. tively stationary position. What in it are asked to be sure to attend belief, every institution, every us As To The Money Side. 7:30 p. m.. Lenten service. Preach young people who meet at the South promptly at 2:30. Monday. 7:00— Girl Reserves. Think of the game of your great have, material, mental or spiritu^ er, Rt. Rev. E. C. Acheson, D.D., Methodist church at 5:15. Junior room; 7:30, Troubadors. age, is subject to challenge. Forms In the new day of missions, ade est interest. Is is golf, chess, ball, is loaned to us by the Lord that b'y The hour of the Epworth League of organized life are undergoing quate support will rest upon the Bishop of Connecticut. During Holy Week the gym service will be 5;30 instead of 6:00. Primary room; 7:30, Kings Daugh or something else? Suppose it to devout stewardship in His servicq Thursday, 6:30 p. m.-^Galahad nasium activities are suspended at ters. Come prepared to tack quilt, vast changes. The family, the state, twin pillars of a sense of steward be golf. Money is a kit of golf we may grow in grace, truth, ajd^ Prof. Willard Uphaus, who the last the church, the whole social order, ship and of intelligent knowledge. club. the church. The only regular activi two Sunday evenings has so greatly also important business meeting. sticks. .The science of the game mercy, and acquire the science a'^d ties being the Bo> Scouts on Tues Tuesday, 7:30— Business girls. are under scrutiny. Christians can never escape the of golf and the delights of skill in delights of love. Friday (Good Friday) 10:00 a. interested the young people at the Is there anything left that is' sure duty of giving money for God’s in.— Morning prayer. Sermon by day at 7:00, and the junior choir So"th church, comes again to be Wednesday, 7:00— Boy Scouts. it cannot exist without golf sticks. The Lord pleads with us to 'hq, at 4:00. Intermediate room; 7:30, Men’s and changeless? work— though they should face the Without the means of playing a faithful In stewardship that He mhy. the Curate; 12:00-3:00 p. in., union our leader at this service. His topic Especially among thoughtful and difficult responsibility of making service. Addresses on the “ Seven Special Holy Week services are will be, "Constructive Paths to League bowling, Murphy’s alleys. game, its science and delights can trust us now and always, in as follows: Thursday, 3:00— Women’s Fed responsible Christians are these'sure that it really is God’s work, not be developed. Money is as the right use of the invaluable and Last Words’’ by local clergy. Peace” . The South League and times of heart-searching. For, Therefore they should give intelli- Saturday (Easter Even) 4:00 p. Thursday. 7:45 p. m.— Holy friends will be our guests. All in eration. Devotional meeting. Mr. golf sticks by which we learn the precious treasures of His Hal^ Woodruff will speak. All, women plainly, the Church is in the midst | gently, systematically, proportioii- science of stewardship in God’s Spirit, which He yearns to give ni.— Special Baptism service. Communion— Special music by the terested are invited. This is too of a period of definition and ad- ately and sacrificially. choir. good a chance to miss. invited. kingdom of love and enjoy its de- unto each one of us. Sunday (Easter) 8:00 a. m.— Friday, 12:00-3:00— Union Good justment. Intelligent church mem-j These are the brands borne by Holy Communion. Carols by the Friday, 5:35 a. m.— Sunrise Ap The Official Board is asked to _Friday______service______at St:_____ Mary’s _ church. bers seem disinclined to accept un-. Christian giving; heathen giving junior choir. preciation Service at Sunset Hill. meet in the Vestry Sunday evening This is primarily for Young People 'Toplc^ The SeveirLast Words. The questioningly the programs handed^may be pjrfunctory, lazy, selfisli j preacher and will preach every eve 10:45 a. m.— Morning prayer. at 7:00 for important business. speaker will be Manchester clergy 'down by ecclesiastical leaders, and stupid giving, merely to pur-' Holy Communion and sermon. but every one is welcome. Bring Church attendance in many places chase a brief glow of self-satisfac ning for the week up to Easter Supn your friends. Tuesday evening at 7:30 there men. day night which will mark the clpsa 2:00 p. m.— Baptism service. will be a meeting of the Finance Notes is declining, although the interest tion or to "acquire merit.” But CH The usual Community service of his meetings. Noon day meetings 7:00 p. m.— Evening prayer and Committee at the Lydall and Foulds The meeting of the “ Brownies" in vital religion is manifestly more the Christian must give himself— sermon. Followed by an Easter pa- will be held at Saint Mary’s. office. his intelligence and his sympathy— every day excepting Friday and Sat will be omitted on Good Friday. widespread than ever. urday from 12:20 to 12:50. goant, in the parish house, by the Wednesday at 7:30 in the vestry The Easter communion will be As to Money and Missions. with every gift he makes to the ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Girls’ Friendly society, .entitled causes of benevolence and re NORTH ME'THODIST EPISCOPAL of the church the last of the series held on 9:45 on Easter Sunday Money and missions are almost “ He Liveth.” morning. ligion. Rev. H. P. R. Stechholz SWEDISH CONGREG.4TIONAL - of union’ meetlngs lead by Mrs. Bur central to Christian problems. The Spruce Street ' ' 3:00 p. m.— Children’s festival Marvin S. Stocking, Pastor gess will be held. The topics are The rendition of Stainer’s Cruci old Idea that the end of benevolence SEVEN SENTENCE SER!)10NS. German service at 10 a. m. Text S. E. Green, Minister service. “ Religion in The Development of fixion on Palm Sunday is a Center were fully served when a contribu . The rector and the curate will Plans for tomorrow. Palm Sun Youth” and “ Home, Church, School church custom. The choir oU Sun- It is not brute force but moral of sermon: Phil. 2, 12-18. Subject: tion was trustfully deposited on the power that commands predominance Work out your own salvation with Swedish Morning Worship, 10:36 bold private Communion for sick day, include special musical fea and Community Relationships.” U.O evemug will consist of sopra plate at the Sunday morning serv and shut-ins of the parish by re tures. The organist, Collins Driggs, nos, Mrs. Viola Dunham, Mrs. in the world,— Lord Haldane. anxious care, how it should be done, a. m. “ A Palm Sunday Message.” The anniversary of the institu ice has been seriously shattered. « * * and what consolation Christians Sunday School. 12:00 m. quest, on the days following Easter will be assisted by Miss Rosanna Grace Symington, Miss Nettie Her The business-like budget system, Sunday. ' tion of The Lord’s Supper will be I am sure care’s an enemy to life. have thereby. Sunday school at Y’oung People’s Service, 7:00 p. McGill, pianist and Miss Olive rick, Mrs. Eunice ClaVk; altos. Miss widely acclaimed as the solution of observed by a union service at the Emma Trebbe, Mrs. Bessie Turner, — Shakespeare. 11:15 a. m. m. Congregational church Thursday church financial problems, has in * « « On Maundy Thursday service will Miss Lillian Burr, Miss Cora many cases dried up the springs of For the Week:' evening at 7:45. This is one of the Naugle; tenors, Harvey Lidstedt, What I spent I had. be held in German at 7:30 p. m., Meetings will be held at 7:30 p. most significant and sacred dates in interest in individual causes and What I kept I lost. with Holy Communion. Confessional m. Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Ralph Brown, Sidney French, Her atrophied the sense of personal re- j the church calendar; and it is bert Skiff; basses, Jarle Johnson, What I gave I have. service at 7 p. m. On Good Friday and Friday evenings. hoped that our people in large Fred Sadler, Charles Robbins, Ken sponsibility. As a result, it is now — Old Epitaph. service will be held also in the Ger numbers will attend this service. easier to secure money for a new man language at 10 a. m., with THE CENTER CHURCH neth Blake. local church building than for any The annual union Good Friday A special Easter offering is re Nothing so dwarfs the mind as a Holy Communion. Confessional ser MUST BE LOYAL AT THE CENTER service will be held at the St. Mary’s quested for extensive repairs on the missionary cause. Tho internation constant dwelling upon trivial vice at 9:30 a. m. Previous an al enterprises of Christianity are church from 12 to 3 o’clock. All are church organ. things.— Anon. nouncement of all communicants to invited. imperilled at the home treasury. * » * the pastor is required. Indianapolis.— Teachers In pub Anybody with even a slight Palm Sunday Vespers 7:00 The junior ch oirm eets for re Oh how great is Thy goodness, lic schools of Indiana will be re knowledge of missionary conditions which.Thou hast laid up for them quired to. take the oath of loyalty hearsal Friday evening at 7. with SECOND CONGREGATIONAL THE S.4LVATION AR.^IY knows that the changes which are that fear Thee.— Psa. 31:19. to the American flag if a bill, spon A«Ghoir of Sixteen Voices Will Render the Misses Lydall, 22 Hudson coming to pass on the field with street. * « « -\djutant and Mrs. Jos. Heard sored by the Daughters of Ameri Frederick C. Allen, Minister kaleidoscopic swiftness are really If a task is once begun. can Revolution, is passed. The “THE CRUCIFIXION” fundamental. The recent transfor Street meeting tonight, corner Never leave It till it’s done; Main and Birch streets, followed by measure provides that all peda mation in China, with its revulsion gogues take the oath of allegiance. At the service tomorrow morn Be the labor great or small. a service in the hall. A Sacred Cantata by Sir John Stainer. SWEDISH LUTHERAN ing the sermon topic is, “ How the against western control of Christ Do it well or not at all. ianity. is symptomatic of the state Sunday school, 9:30. Classes for Christian’s Happiness is Different.” — Anon. all. of the whole East. The occidental * Rev. P, J. O. CoiTiell Organist and choir share in the, « « Holiness meeting at 11 a. m. The watch and clock industry of Morning- Worship 10:45 service: missionary is no longer accepted as The passion to serve does not an inherently superior person; nor Preaching service at 3, with a Germany is highly concentrated, Prelude— Spring Song ...... wait for emergencies or great oc predominance of young people. about 70 per cent of the production Music and Sermon A.ppropriate to the day; Sunday, 9:30 a. m.— Sunday ...... Mendelssohn is westernization a tenable grouhd casions, but finds Its natural and school and Bible class. of missions. Revival service at 7:30. Rev. Gil- coming from the Black Forest Anthem— “ God So Loved the frequent expression in the ordinary bert Milton Laite will be the region. Sunday. 1():45 a. m.— Swedish World” from “ The Crucifix Some Great Changes Ahead. service of others.— Murray Harris. Welcome service. Special Palm Sunday mu ion” ...... Stainer Nationalism has challenged the sic. Offertory— Arioso ...... Frey worth of foreign faiths; and has Sunday, 5 p. m.— Services will be Anthem— Contralto Solo “ He Was apparently doomed certain estab held at 5 o’clock instead of seven. Despised” from “ Th# Messiah” lished forms of mission work. ■ The choir will assist...... Handel Probably the need for ■ mission The Week Postlude— Grand Chorus. .Jongen schools and mission hospitals and Church school each Sunday at mission orphanages will steadily di Sunday, 3 p. m.- Beethoven Glee 9 :30 a. m. minish as the rise of nationalism club. Christian Endeavor meeting at sweeps the new-old nations into South Methodist Episcopal Church Monday, 7:30 p m.— Beethoven 6:30 on the dot! Subject: “The fuller development of their own •‘Where Yon Can Glee club. Current Topics of the Month Past” . forms of civilization. The tides of | .Nfford to Buy Tuesday, 6 p. m.— Children’s Leader: Roger Winton. the times are flooding the whole Good Furniture” chorus. Notes world with education and medicine 10:45 Worship with Sermon Tuesday, 6:45 p. m.— Cars and Something Different! Many small and social service. l i l t ’s bus leave for Forestville where the silk flags will be handed to the There is an interesting field of Subject: “Joining Up.” Luther League will render a pro ladies, and manlla envelopes to the investigation in the study of just gram. gentlemen for an Easter offering to how far new methods of world-wide Friday, 10:45 a. m.— Good Fri apply on the salary of Rev. J. S. communication have become media White Mountain 7:00 “Garden and Cross’’ day service. Porter in Czecho-Slovakia. Our of civilization and Christianization. Friday, 7:30 p. m.— The choir Missionary Committee asks that All the lore of the Occident, are be Solos by Fred Bendall- will give the cantata “ Olivet to Cal they be returned to them in the ing put into the possession of the vary” by Maunder. The choir will vestibule of the church on Easter Orient. REFRIGERATOR be assisted by soloists. Sunday morning. Buttressed by their new knowl Educational Program There will be a meeting of the edge of the world, non-Christian re Standing Committee immediately ligions are openly challenging cer 9:30— Church School. after the morning service tomor tain stereotyped forms of the mis CLUB North Methodist row. sionary presentation. Most readers A Small Deposit 5:30— DR. UPHAUS—Meeting at the North Methodist Monday, 7:30— Men’s Club bowl remember when some of the darker Church. ing. facts of the unpleasant book, Delivers Any Chest! Episcopal Church Wednesday, 7:30— Union Dis “ Mother India,” were staples of cussion Class, “ Current Problems in missionary addresses. Nowadays Marvin S. Stocking, I’astor. Our Homes,” at the Methodist no missionary from India would North Main St. church. Leader: Mrs. Nellie V. Bur consider for a minute the use of gess. these stock stories; he prefers to Thursday, 7:30 p. m.— Union speak instead in the sympathetic NEXT SUNDAY Communion service at the Congre terms of “ The Christ of The In If I knew you and you knew me, gational church. dian Road.” Second Congregational Church How little trouble there would be. Now his passing of the old sim Discount On Our We pass each other on the street, Friday, 12 Noon— All Manches But just come out and let ns meet. ter union service at St. Mary’s plicities and ingenuous generaliza TOMORROW At church next Sunday Episcopal church. The cross and the tions puts squarely up to Christian Club Terms seven last words of Jesus will be statecraft, and to lay intelligence, a We have an interest in our town. the basis of eight brief sermons by whole new set of problems. No It’s easy to pay for a fine White The dear old place must not go down longer do the churches accept the We want to pusli good things along. eight ministers. It is a three hour Mountain Refrigerator out of your in And we can help some if we’re strong service of devotion, and persons are infallibility of board secretaries, “ HOW THE CHRISTIAN’S come by joining our club now! Select At cliurch next Sunday. free to come and go during singing whose main message has so often Don’t knock and kick and slam and of hymns. been the cry of the horseleech’s any chest from our large stock and sim slap Sunday, 10:45 a. m.— Annual daughter, “ Give! Give! Give!” The ply make a small down payment. Y'ou At everybody on the map. Easter service with special instru people who pay the bills are asking can pay the balance weekly or monthly But push and pull and' boost and mental and choir music. for a fuller knowledge of the facts. HAPPINESS boom. The conditions of the whole king and get a 10 per cent, discount as if you And use up all the standing room Monday, April 1st, at 7 p. m.— At church next Sunday. . Special meeting of the church at dom are the concern and responsi had paid cash. the church parlors to consider pur bility of the whole church. Offi chase of motion picture equipment. cials who would retain the confi IS DIFFERENT” Rev. George S.. Brookes will be dence of their consituencieS must present to tell the story o f motion share fuller information with them. We Will For Your Swedish Lutheran pictures at Union Congregational Some Things That Stand. Old Refrigerator YOU ARE WELCOME church in Rockville, In this problem time, it is desir Give You A three act play, “ A Poor Mar able to drive In a few stakes of cer Church ried Man” presented by Wapping tainty. First, as to foreign mis Rev. P. J. O. Cornell, D. D. Grange, will be given under the sions. It is a: time to go over our Cbarcb and Cliestniu Sts. auspices of our Missionary Commit whole elaborate and Intricate ma Another good reason why you should select your re* tee at our church on Wednesday chinery, and test, what is function frigerator during March. We will allow you a five evening, April 3rd, at 7:45. ing and what ought to be scrapped. 9:30— Sunday School. There is no method or organization dollar bill on your old Ice box, no matter how old or di or Institution that is too saerqd lapidated it may be towards a new White Mountain. Fig CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE to be made to conform to reality. ure it out for yourself. A ten per cent cash discount St. Mary’s Episcopal Church 10:45—Morning Worship in PAGE FOUR MANCHESS'IEK EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., SA'rURDAY, MARCH 23,-1929. ] id a feller who went to de dentist's toT heem he should quit. Wal, was recorded from the full-speed ery of the Democratic Presidential ( ; CHARTER REVISION; IN NEW YORK Witt a aching toot. And when de toot what wasn't palled was tbi^^ ibmditBtnr timing of a plane already In flight, candidate. | dentist asked beem which toot id one what was aching . . ' . and«| in a set contest, with everything And since the election it had was, be wouldn’t tell beem. So de hurts heem yet. . . . And dat New York, March 23.— See-saw> flve years ago!” sacrificed to the establishment of been impossible for the apologists Fire District Consolidation dentist begeen to pool oud all his Ettraing Beralb ing up and down Broadway, 1 teed but one. And den de feller GILBERT SWAN. PUBLISHED BT THE a speed mark. to return to their old position of dropped up to see Roxy, the "Bar- BERALD PRIKTINQ COMPANY, Likewise, when a plane comes critics because it had not happened num of the film show business,” What is the town going to gain by consolidating its fire districts? who was celebrating the second At IS BlMtll Strest. zooming into Hartford on the fore to give them a sign of an excuse. The properties are already paid for, so that is not involved. The main Soutb ManchMtvri Conn. birthday of his "cathedral of the peak of a ninety mile typhoon .we Now, however, the change of lead tenance expenses are paid out of district taxes, so that consolidation may cinema.” . . . And though he Founded by Elwood S. Ela, unify the methods and costa of collection, but not reduce the amounts. may expect to see the roofs of ership gives pisse folks and these seemed to i^ie very tired and wqrn Oct. L 1881 We will gain because as the town grows the same expenditure of from bis many labors, he was as Every Evening Except Sunddya and Hartford’s houses sailing past us newspapers a beautiful chance t o , maintenance expenses will go farther if district boundaries boyishly enthusiastic as uver over Holidays. overhead on their way to some get out from under their Tammany are wiped out. It is an obvious illustration of the old principle of de the huge plaything which has Entered at the Post Office at South creasing the ffnit of cost and overhead by increasing the spread. Two or Manchester. Conn., as Second Class place a long way off. Ninety miles] sponsorship. It makes no difference drawn thirteen million people to its three separate small enterprises are never as effective as one strong one. doors. . . . And it struck me as Mail Matter. an hour is something more than what leader Is named, they can now Why? Because their duplicate supervision Increases the amount of SUBSCRIPTION RATES; By Mall amusing that a man who bad given ONE OF OUR six dollars a year, sixty cents a a zepher. You might almost be war say "This new Tammany is terri idle capital and materially reduces the protection of all against fires. so much effort to amusing so many month for shorter perloda ranted in calling it a blow. ble! It isn’t the Tammany of 01- If Manchester is interested in a lower relative cost of fire insurance, millions should be called upon to SPRING By carrier, alshteen cents a vreelc. vaney at all. We wash our hands let us consolidate our capital and efforts employed in fire protection and find bis chief amusement in that Single copies three cents. organize them as effectively as possible. A better fire system covering labor. . . . And when 1 asked him SPECULS SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE OKLAHOMA of it.” the whole town can pay for itself in reduced costs of fire insuyance. if there was anything else left that m SENTATIVE. Hamllton-De LIsaer, And the next time they will be Inc.. 286 Madtson Avenue, Now Tortc. Oklahoma’s second removal of a would give him a real thrill he and 611 North Michigan Avenue. governor by Impeachment has very, very careful about being] said: “ Sure— making a golf course Chicago. brought out many exclamation maneuvered into any pro-Tammany in less than 80.” The Manchester Evenlnj; K- :tid Is And amused by this commentary on sale In New Zork City ai ^ iiis'a points and question marks. News- commitment on the human equation, I stopped News Stand. Sixth Avenue an> liind. WASHINGTON Street, and 42nd. Street entrance of papers all over the country are In at a luncheon for Lupe Velez, the Grand Central Station and at all quiring, “ What’s the matter with little Mexican girl who was discov Hoatling News Standa r LETTER ered by Douglas Fairbanks and bad Oklahoma?’’ The fact that, of the come to town as a $3000-a-week Occasional Chairs Client of International News Ser seven administrations which have Health and Diet star. . . . She was being put on vice. figured in the history of the young By RODNEY DUTCHER display before a hundred critical "International Nows Service has the ver to announce a strong federal young men and women of the exclusive rights to use for republlca- est state, only two have escaped the policy of conservation. Broadway cinema world. . . . And tion in any form all news dispatches impeachment of some member is Advice ■Washington, March 23 — Ma Administration of Indian affairs her intention seemed to be cute if credited to or not otherwise credited in this paper. It Is also exclusively recalled with bewilderment. The jor H, O. D. Segrave’s new was a scand;U all through the it killed her. . . . To say nothing U>- UlL FRANK McCUt Coolidge administration, as it had entitled to use for republlcatlon all New York World’s comment is typi speed record on the Florida sands of her guests. . . . So ..11 and $ 14-50 the local or undated news published been many years previously. The sundry were treated to such Katzen- herein." cal. It inquires; has only been surpassed by the rec Coolidge policy was to let It ride. jammeries as putting salt and Full Service Client of N B A Ser ord set by the hearse bearing the "What ails Oklahoma? With its THE .MOST FOR YOUR MONEY. But already it has been Intimated pepper on the critic’s Corona Cor vice. Member. Audit Bureau of Circu “ Coolidge policies” as it headed for These chairs have scooped seats which are up lations. swift and splendid growth, its in that Hoover will have a new ad onas, which may be great fun upon holstered in beautiful plain velours. The baclo It does not matter how much the graveyard. ministration personnel for the In the screen . . . but didn’t click so flow of vigorous and Intelligent set are covered with harmonizing tapestries and da SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1929 money you are to spend for your If a Republican campaign speak dian bureau, and the bureau itself well in life. tlers, its schools and its press, it food, you cannet get more nourish er had suggested last fall that any seems to be making frantic efforts Thence to dinner in tYorkville and masks ! Frames are gumwood, finished mahog should be a well governed state. ing or palatable meat than the of.those precious policies would be tt improve appearances. was saddened by the change that any. A regular $18.00 value. ETHICS Why does it fall down so often? Is cheaper cuts of beef. .Many have discarded by Herbert Hoover he Even the pet Coolidge policy of has come upon the German eating the mistaken idea that expensive would have been promptly gagged, places since last summer. . . . In Fashions and manners change In it bad management? Is it bad luck? “ econonj/” no longer remains. meats are the best, and do not rea repudiated and kicked in the pants. Hoover must go slow because gov Yorkville there is a row of cafes, the newspaper business as well as Is it a disease of infancy to be out lize that some meats are more e.x- Mr. Hoover himself referred to ernment finances seem in a deli decorated to resemble Tyrolean re in almost every other activity. And grown?” pensive only because ^ there is a them as something really holy and cate condition, but he has let it sorts. . . . And here the waiters WATKINS BROTHERS sacred, as' a sort of brilliant con the fashions and manners of yes Perhaps the thing that is the limited amount of that particular be understood that he is no yodel and clink their steins, sing portion of the animal. A sirloin, stellation which would guide his lusty songs and dance to "The CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES. terday, obsolete today, are very cheese-paring president and that matter with Oklahoma is that there tenderloin or porterhouse steak faltering footsteps for four years. his policy will hr one of intelli Blue Danube.” . . . Like so many likely to become again the fashions is less the matter with it than with does not contain as much nourish But it was apparent enough to gent expenditure without waste. places that started in colorful sim and manners of tomorrow. The rule those other states which never re ment as a cut of round steak, and anyone that the "Coolidge policies” His unofficial press agents have plicity, they have gone a bid Broad- there is a great deal more waste In of the cycle holds. sort to impeachment of incompetent were as dead as a diplodocus as explained that the Coolidge pe wayese and seemed to me quite too bone. By actual test it has been soon as Hoover was nominated and self-conscious. . . . That strained It is nothing new for newspapers riod demanded one kind of policy or dishonest officials. Perhaps it is found that a round st.ak is more whoever was goose enough to sup and that the Hoover period calls effort to please and sense of work in America t6 pursue and pester the very superiority of its vigor and digestible than the other 1 have pose that they would be preserved for another. ing too hard had come upon them. notable Individuals when there is its intellect that makes it take ac mentioned. anywhere except in a backstairs So, yearning for gypsy music, absolutely no ponderable result to Social workers tell me that it is closet must lately have been pain The Hoover policy toward fed wandered into the Gypsy Camp. tion against abuses which, in nlder appaling to find so much ignorance fully awakened by the alacrity with eral patronage is not yet well And there was a woman singing be obtained, as they have pursued states, would either create little in in the maUer of selecting cheap but which the new president has songs, who reminded me of Cheva and pestered former President nutritious foods. Poor families defined, but there have been nu terest or at best arouse only grum dumped them into the furnace. |merous threats of a change. lier and Signorita Meller and many Coolidge In New York this week. bling protest. Perhaps it is because sometimes spend their last dollar or The plain fact is that not one ^ other fine artists. . . . So I fell to two to buy sonie e.xpensive article Right off the bat Hoover killed Charles Dickens found the Ameri single Coolidge policy is apparent ■ the “ White House spokesman” — wondering what she was doing way Oklahoma, insists on a far higher of food which is not as nourishing today in the vicinity of the White ; up in 92d street when there was Remember or, at least, dreadfully maimed can newspaper reporter to be a curi standard of official rectitude and or wholesome as cheaper foods House. On matters large and small. ■ none so good in all Broadway at which are also often more palat him. And at press conferences ously and unreasonably insistent responsibility than her older sisters from prohibition, farm relief, oil now has someth’ng to say which singing such songs. . . . So fall able. ing to talking, learned that she had creature a long way back In the that she has developed this habtt j and international relations down ; correspondents can put in quota Families living entirely on char to handshaking, diplomatic at-1 been the original Merry Widow in nineteenth century. Then there of kicking out bad public servants. ity have been known to spend all' tion marks. homes and mode of procedure at The difference between the first the Budapest production many years came a marked reaction. Newspa of their money for a Chicken or ago and that she liked to sing Today Is T he Last Day Perhaps it is because its citizens press conferences, there is a new diplomatic "at home” under the pers became self-respecting. They take, a livelier, fresher interest in pork roast when they 'could buy “Hoover policy.” among her own people. . . . Also, round steak or chuck beef at about Hoovers and the Coolidge parties asked their reporters to do nothing she admitted— which is rare for a their political affairs than is taken one-third of the cost. Many of my was sufficient to inspire large woman— that she was no longer The general, pervading Coolidge news stories. There was more O f Our that could not be done without by the tired and disillusioned peo jiatients vv^ho can well afford to pay policy was one of inertia. When young. But young or old, an artist either sacrifice, honor or proper for the most expensive cuts of meat food and less dignity. ples of other commonwealths. he acted at all, Coolidge generally Coolidge shook bauds each day seems to be an artist. dignity. They yielded, in that peri have now learned to use round acted negativels’, vetoing a bill or There are very few states in the steak purely because they enjoy its with whatever bothered to get a The new dance from Harlem is od, nothing whatever of their duty refusing to permit new expense. note from his congressman con American union which haven’t had flavor. called "the freezing milk,” what Whether for better or for worse. ferring the privilege. Hoover to their readers. Th^y got the news good reason to impeach public offi If your budget must be kept Hoover has demonstrated most con ever that is. . . . And night club at whatever cost or vigilance. But down, buy vegetables in the season now shakes hands twice a week choruses have gone in for girlies of cers who never were impeached. vincingly that he is now going to be and has let -’t be known that he Clearance they did not intrude into the pri when they are most plentiful and if like that. varied nationalities. . . . One has Oklahoma may prefer to have her canned vegetables are used, it will hopes congressmen will be more a Japanese, a Syrian, a Russian Prohibition is the issue today discriminatory, though they prob vate life of the individual for the ills diagnosed and treated by sur usually be found that the cheaper which interests the most people. and a South American. . . . The mere sake of intrusion and when grades are just as good as the more ably .won’t. young lady who danced with a py gery instead of hiding the disease Conditions were pretty awful under One could continue to cite ex ' they knew perfectly well that there centers from the knowledge of the expensive— the difference in price Coolidge and he let it ride. Con thon at Texas Guinan’s night resort being because they are selected amples. But enough is enough last season has changed it to a boa was no news to be gained. ditions may not improve immensely and it may be pointed out that all world. from a coarser stock and more under Hoover, but be is going to do constrictor. . . . But then there’s Sale these obliterations of “ Coolidge Then came the day of yellow Indiana’s is a case in point. There carelessly packed. Most vegetables something about them. First he no accounting for tastes. . . . At are now cooked in the cans, and the policies” had been made within a any rate, after the change she got journalism. Again were dignity and has probably been a hundred times will appoint a commission and, in week after Hoover’s inaugura cheaper grades are just as good the meantime it is said, will try to a vaudeville contract and will go self-respect cast to the winds. Again as much nefarious business asso from a hygienic standpoint as the tion. Perhaps in i93t Hoover forth to sober up the boys in other make Washington a dry town. will be listening to some new Re did the reporter take on the quality ciated with the government of that more expensive ones. Whatever farm rjlief legislation parts of the realm. . . . Very few people of North Amer publican candidate solemnly as One of the latest jests making of a brazen sideshow barker. lu state in the years since Oklahoma is passed by Congress will un suring the world with tongue in some instances he was told that he was admitted than there has been ica are really starving for food. doubtedly prove to be something the rounds of the “ Cloak and suit EDWARD HESS Most of them have too much but it cheek, that he will, if elected, belt” concerns an argument over that Coolidge would have been will “ follow the Hoover policies.” could not be a good reporter unless in the junior state. But so far as we is improperly balanced and may be ing to sign. But it’s Hoover who people with stubborn natures. Fin Headquarters for Electrical Supplies. he would lie, steal or commit bur can recall nobody has been im too rich in starch, protein, fat or has called the special session for it ally. after hearing a number of glary to "get his story.’’ And that peached, though some of its offi sugar and woefully lacking in the and Hoover who has insisted, if tales, Izzy waved them all down 835 Main St., Park Building, South Manchester mineral elements or vitmains. impatiently. . . . period passed. cials have gone to prison for crimes. only because of campaign promises, Over-eating is one of the most thaj; something must be done. “ You should talk. . . . I know For a number of years, again, the Is it just possible that the ques frequent underlying causes of di A TH O U G H T vast majority of American news tion, instead of being "What’s the sease. Gorging with rich food often Mr. Hoover kept in his cabinet 'i II occurs even in poor families. The papers got their news ethically, de matter with Oklahoma,” should be, two Harding appointees, but Woe to the crown of pride, to best plan is to follow a health the several Coolidge appointees cently— and it is to be remember "What’s the matter with the states menu, for it costs no more than the the drunkards of Ephraim, whose went out with a rush. One does glorious beauty is a fading flower, ed that they got it all. Then came which stand for evils that Oklaho conventional diet mixture, and one not recall that there was ever the has the added attraction of good which are on the head of the fat the tabloids, a restoration of the ma refuses to stand for?” barest rumor that he would retain valleys of them that are overcome yellow days— plus. Their evil in health and a pleasant disposition. Kellogg or Sargent or Wilbur or I do not believe people have as Dwight Davis or West or Whiting. with'wine!— Isaiah 28:1. fluence has brought another lapse WHAT A CHANCE! much trouble with the high cost of He kept two of the three original iu manners and through that cycle living as with the cost of high liv Harding members and made a clean A vine bears three grapes— the very Journey .. The involvements and convul we are again passing. ing. No matter how well off one is sweep of the Coolidge members! first of pleasure, the second of slons of Tammany politic are too financially it is a good plan to be Oil was a word utterly foreign drunkenness, and the third of re Probably by the time Mr. Hoover many and too entangled to be un careful of the spending of one’s to Calvin’s lips. His owl. oil con pentance.— Anarcharsis. completes his second term he will money. By a little careful observa servation board long ago recom derstood or worth understanding by George Bernard Shaw says that be able to visit New York without tion and care one can learn how to mended "the more intelligent han is a joyous adventure anyone not a resident of New York cut the cost of food to one-half by dling of government-controlled oil 99 per cent, of him is just like having to dodge a horde of report city, or at least of New York state. the selection of cheaper but just as sources on public and Indian everybody else. He must have ers and cameramen who have noth But one thing is sufficiently obvi wholesome foods. lands.” But it remained for Hoo- shaved. ing of importance to ask him, to ous in the present conflict over the behind the wheel of a whom he has nothing of import leadership of "The Hall”— which is ance to say, and who have already that opportunity is going to be af Two’s Company—Three’s a Crowd! taken his picture ten thousand forded, to a very considerable num times. ber of newspapers and Individuals AREM'T VOO Meantime there are newspapers (30MMA. TAKE jockeyed by the Smith Presidential ME,TOO that, whether in or out of fashion candidacy into a sort of champion stick to the principle that no pains ship of Tammany, to get out of that is too great to take in getting legi uncomfortable position. D e S oto S i x timate news but no person In the Until recent years It had always CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT world Is important enough to be been the unchallenged prerogative hounded and yawped after when he of any good Democrat, outside of IS going quietly about his private Manhattan and the Bronx, to de affairs and when there Is no secret scribe Tamman^ In the same terms in his possession that by rights be as Republicans employ. When the longs to the public. Democrats of the nation accepted And they have the satisfaction of Alfred E. Smith as their leader, A' having the fashion come back to however, it became quite impossi their way of doing things every few ble for them to maintain their years. frowning attitude toward the Tam S a y GOODBYE to the common the steep and twisty grades; how many idea, inasmuch as their can place when you sit at the wheel of proudly and eagerly it passes to TELLING A GOOD ONE didate was a loyal Tammany man a De Soto Six. Here is exhilaration the head of the line; how snugly Quite unemotionally_a Hartford and always had been. Democratic newspaper yesterday conveyed the critics of all manner of virulence that adds to each routine journey and surely it grips the road. suddenly found themselves in the information that, the day before, the tingle o f a fresh adventure. an airplane containing three per position of enforced apologists. Performance which is distinctly sons, one of them a woman, was They were in the same boat with the See for yourselfhow easily DeSoto De Soto’s— linked with beauty man who had the fat dog for sale. flown from the Farmlngdale Air slips through the snarl of and that subtle savor port, L. I., to Hartford, a distance "Say,” exclaimed that individual, of 85 airline miles, in twenty min "you just ought to see that dog. trafiSc. ^Step on it^ and of distinction that are utes. The news item fixed the aver Why, he’s the gol-darnedest, dod- watch how smoothly and 845 De Soto’s alone— these age speed at 255 miles an hour. Be blamedest, ding-dummedest fattest swiftly it eats up the miles. give De Soto Six an un hind the plane, said the item, was dog you ever did see in all your and up a tvind blowing at the rate of 90 life!” See how serenely it climbs at the factory mistakable personality. miles an hour. “ But I don’t want a dog as fat tM J Far be it from us to intimate as that,” commented the prospec Hatton, $645; Roadgter EapanoU $845; Sedan Cache, $845; Cape Biuinest, $845; that this story smells of fish, but tive customer. Sedan, $885; Cape dm Lujo, $885; Sedan de Lufo, $955, AU prieee atfmetory. any time somebody flies from the "Oh, well,” suddenly qualified edge of New York city to Hartford the vendor, "H «’8 nice and fat, all in twenty minutes it strikes us that right, but he ain’t what you’d call so gol-ddrned fat!” 5. the fact Is going to be worth mak ing a good deal of a fuss over. The The Tammany that had been so H. A. STEPHENS record speed ever attained by an terrible just had to become not so COR. CENTER AND KNOX STS., SOUTH MANCHESTER airplane In this country was 278 terribly terrible when It popped in miles an hour, average, and that to the picture as the political nurs- 1 MANCHE5TER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1929. PAGBnVF by any chance to take hold of it, tivate the habit of letting go and I TRADE SCHOOL F A C U in LOCAL WOMAN AWARDED DAILY LENTEN THOUGHT we should let go at once,. thinking of a hot poker will help, Radiator and Yet there are things in life— I know, for I have tried it. INTERESTING INTERVIEWS BIDS ADIEU TO TWO HIGH FRATERNAL HONOR sins, anxieties, worries— that sear General Repairing By WM. E. GILROY, D. D. our souls as readily and effectu ally as a hot poker would sear NIGHT Editor of The OongregatlonoliBt. the body. It Is a great thing OLIVER WELDING WITH LOCAL FOLKS 1 Miss Seelert, Director’s Secre- Mrs. Rachel Munsie Elected when our spiritual wisdom and In ! tary, and Instructor Stenger If it is important tq hold fast tuition are so strong that almost AUTO SERVICE WORKS State Oracle at Royal Neigh to Leave Institution. to everything that Is good" in' instinctively we can let go of Use yoar car days. Let us do I your re|»air work at night. Intimate Word J^ictures of Manchester bors Convention. life, there are other things in life things that have no power to help Comer Pearl and Spruce Miss Florence M. Seelert, has re that it is equally important to let us and that have power only to After p. m. Phone 2954 Mrs. Rachael Munsie • of Center injure. Tel. 1285 Business and Professional Men and signed her position as secretary to go. Nor are these things all out 250 West Center St. Women You See Daily. A Sort of Director Alexander A. Warren at street was signally honored by the Don’t forget the hot poker. Cul the Manchester State Trade school state organization of Royal Neigh wardly material and sinful. Miniature Good Will Trip That and has been engaged as historian bors, which convened this week in There are attitudes ofv life and at the Hartford hospital, it was heart to which wo ought to give Forms a Contact With Their learned today. Miss Seelert w'ill as New London, hy election to the no place in thought or will. The sume her new duties next Monday office of State Oracle, a position art of letting go is as great as FORWARD-LOOKING PEOPLE WILL INVESTIGATE THIS CAR Public. morning. She has been Director which she will be privileged to hold the art of holding on, and it re Warren’s secretary for more than for the next four years. The con quires just as much strength to six years. vention ■was attended by between do the one as to do the other. The resignation of William H. 300 and 400 delegates from the 31 In my own life I have found Stenger, mathematics instructor, branches of the order in Connecti great help through a very effec was also announced today. Mr. cut, which is considered one of the tive illustration used by . Annie Stenger has been a member of the largest fraternal and insurance or Payson Ca.ll in her book, “ The Trade school faculty for five years. ganizations for women and by wo Freedom of Life,” which I came He is planning to leave at the end men in the world. In the west the across years ago. Alias Call re of the month for New York City j Royal Neighbors are stronger if minds us that nobody would hang Here, girls, is what you have where he will become a small-tool anything than in the eastern states. on to a hot poker. If •we happen salesman for the Bigelow Company. long been waiting for. The 14 other members of the faculty got together Thursday and Allow staged a farewell celebration for Miss Seelert and Mr. Stenger. Chefs MRS. LYLAN E. GELLE:: Stanley Rice and Harry Hitching served a fine roast beef dinner. The FOR S A 1 £ faculty’s well ■Rushes were extended to tell you to Miss Seelert and Mr. Stenger by Main St., 2 family Mr. Warren. He also presented to all about the latest them a silk umbrella and a leather house, 2 car garage, brief case respectively on behalf of Easter hats. They’re stunning- the faculty. steam heat, lot 66x350 B odyhy feet. Price and terms F is h e r NEW UBRARY BOOKS right. List of books added to the South Smartness that results Manchester library this week: 2 family, 12 rooms, 1 EDITOR’S NOTE— This is the thirty-first of a series American Renaissance, by R. L. Duffus; The Axe, by Sigrid Undset; car garage, price ?7,500 of local Saturday features. This week’s article should Beauty in Home Furnishings, by W. 3ash $1,000. be doubly interesting because of the timeliness of its. R. Storey: Birds of the Pacific from Individuality theme. states, by Ralph Hoffmann. Caribbean Cruise, by H. L. Fos a s t e r always brings to often envied salespeople ■who ter; Century handbook of Writing, 6 room house, lot You can see it in every line of the New Oakland mind— wbat? Now girls, •wait on men. The man is by Greever, Garland, and Jones; All-American. Smartness that results from E don’t all answer at once. shown an article and says im Conscruction Job Management, by 90x200 feet, 6 car gar Is this right— Easter bonnets? mediately ‘O. K.’ The article is C. F. Dingman; Cream of Europe Airs. Rachel Alunsie. indiAdduality . . . from that difference which Certainly. And that’s the wrapped up and the sale com for the Motorist, C. L. Freeston. Airs. Munsie ■R’hile not a charter age rented. Fine for comes from offering greater beauty, higher theme of this little sketch, so pleted in a few minutes. That Current-events Instruction, by R. let’s hear what an expert on is not woman’s ■way.” member of the camp, joined within auto washing and quality and finer performance for its price.^ S. Kimball, Dahlias, by F. F. Rock- the first year of its existence, near the matter has to say. ■well; Fashion Drawing and Dress ly 25 years ago. She . has at all greasing business, five ^ r i c e « $1145 to $1375,/. o. b , Pontiac, Mich., plus dalivary chargase Spring copotb “ The colors this year’’ says THERE ARE NO MORE Design, by M. L. Hall; French times taken an active interest in the Revolution, by Albert Mathiez; and Love joy hydraulic Shock Absorbers included in list prices. Bumpers and re€ir Mrs. Lylan E. Gellen, of Nel- mDDEE AGED W03IEX ■work and has occupied every chair minutes from Main St. Fundamentals in Real Estate, by fender guardsextra. CheckOaklanddeliveredprices^they include lowest handling legs Millinery Shop, “ will be in the gift of the local and state charges* General Motors Tima Payment Plan availabla at minimum rata* OW are the matrons Snyder, Blake and Roby. chartreuse, the new yellow ,camps, and as state vice oracle has dressing in the matter Guidance of childhood and green, tan, black and navy. visited officially most of the Royal Black and white creations are of hats? Are they more Youth, compiled by the Child Study Sound View, 2 very Assoc, of Am.; Heretic, by D. A. Neighbor branches. In recognition the rage in New York’s fashion conservative than the younger of her efficient work throughout the fine cottages. Owner KEMP BROTHERS centers but one cannot stress women in their taste?” Poling: How to Infiuence Man, by E. J. Swift; Lathes and Lathe state, and the honor she has 130 CENTER STREET, SOUTH MANCHESTER the colors too much as neutral “ There are no more old or brought to her home camp, she was says sell. shades match best with your middle aged ■women. Every Work, International Library of presented ■with a beauitful bouquet costume and that is the princi woman seeks to look youth Technology; Magic Mountain, by Thomas Mann. of roses at the closing ceremonies pal thing. The eye must not be ful. It has reached such a stage and banquet at the Hotel Mohican attracted to any one detail of a that manufacturers are mak Mistress of Husaby, by Sigrid Undset; Mural Painting in Ameri tendered by Carrie B. Woods Camp •woman’ dress. What we aim ing real youthful bats in larg of New Loudon. Her qualifications THE NEW OAKLAND for is the ensemble.’’ er sizes for the middle aged ca, by E. H. Blashfield; Perhaps I H. W . Campbell am, by E. W. Bok; Riata and for the' position were set forth by Mrs. Gellen was found in her woman because of the great Mrs. Winifred Furniss, oracle of demand. I personally believe Spurs, by C. A. Sirlngo; Rome 2193 Tel. 2982 cozy little shop in the State Haul, by W. D. Edmonds; Short Capitol City camp of Hartford, in a theater building this week. She this is caused by the daughters 865 Main St. ALLAMERICAN SIX Circuits, hy S. B. Leacock; Story of short and pithy speech during the Is of medium height. Wears who want their mothers to ap proceedings of the convention, also Insurance, Steamship Tickets PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS pear youthful.” Music, by Paul Bekker; Winter black low shoes and grey Words, by Tginas Hardy. by Mrs. Margaret Griffin who was a stockings. Coal black hair. “ Years ago there used to be delegate from Alanchester Camp No. milliners. Are there any nowa- Brow^n eyes. Wears white gold THE ANS>VER, 2640. Mrs. Margaret Shea, another rimmed spectacles. Flowered „ d ^ 's?” delegate from the local camp tvas dress. Pendant gold pencil on “ There are very few. You unable to attend and Mrs. Agnes see a woman would have to pay Here is the answer to the Letter ^ > broad black ribbon. Talks Golf puzzle on the comic page: Messier, her alternate, represented rapidly and without gestures. a big price for a bat and for her. that reason would wear it for PALM, PALL, FALL, FELL, Well modulated voice. FEEL, FEET, FRET, FREE, Airs. Nora Doyle of Waterbury, a long time. Now she can buy Conn., was chosen state vice oracle “ Now that you have describ many hats for the same price TREE. ed some of the fashionable and Airs. C. Davenport of New Lon O ther C a r and always look different. That don ■was elected state recorder. ,AIrs. colors, what are the ma was what spelled the doom of REAL GOLF HOUNDS terials?” London. — Members of a golf Ellen Reynolds of Stamford, state the milliner except for the very oracle for the last four years and so Low in Price “ One of the materials is call rich. club at Bungay, in Suffolk, are ed ballibuntl, a closely woven proud of their golf hounds. Betty, presiding officer at the convention straw. Then there are, of “ Individuality is what the a retriever, and Jill, a terrier, have was elected first supreme delegate Offers so Great course, the felt hats and visca rich desire and in this I found more than 10,000 balls, to the national convention which crochet and novelty straws.” specialize. That is why I do not driven into the rough by unlucky will take place in Chicago, Alay 4. buy from jobbers but go di players. Her alternate is Airs. Alary Cushing a Combination of Over One Eye rect to the manufacturer where of New Haven. “ How are they worn?” I can pick out wbat I prefer. “Aye, there’s the rub” was Have your car greased at Camp Fine Car Features It makes a great difference if bell’s Filling Station. Main and the answer. “ The eye line must you have to buy a lot from a always be considered. It is Middle Turnpike. Courteous and jobber or pick out each hat as efficient service. fashionable to wear the bon one does at the manufacture's. net over one eye but many It means individuality in bon faces do not call for this so in nets when you have your 6- cylinder high-compres some cases if the hat is pushed choice.” RHEUMATISM OVERCOME sion engine 6i Chrysler back as far as possible to ex Born In New Y'ork Ch rysler “ 65’ ' 4-door Sedan, $1145 pose the whole forehead it Mrs. Gellen was induced to “ Silver-Dome” princi will look beautiful on certain tell a little about herself. She BY WALKING | ple. 65 h. p. types of faces. It is all a matter was born in New York City but of taste. In my shop here I It has been found that an es-1 at an early age moved to pecially constructed and treated 7- bearing crankshaft— have trained the girls to make Northampton, Mass., so Presi suggestions as to the type of pair of heel plates (one zinc and extra-large, counter- dent Coolidge to her was a Ask for a Demonstration hat to be worn and I find that one copper) placed in the shoes of familiar figure. She was gradu a sufferer, quickly rids the wearer weighted. these suggestions are well re ated from tb& grammar and ceived. They should, too, be of rheumatic pains, sciatica and high schools of that city. In stiff joints, as well as tones up the Crankshaft impulse neu cause I have devoted all my school she was fond of draw tralizer. life to hats and naturally have system in general. Thus the suf ing and her parents encourag ferer literally “ walks” his way to Decorating In a Chrysler “65” learned something about the ed her in this as it developed Iso-therm Invar-Strut pis type of hat to fit the face types. health. Experiments in hundreds A complete decorating ser her sense of things beautiful. of cases pro^^e these heel plates to tons. I take great pride in using my She turned this knowledge to Chrysler “65’s” unparalleled road without lurch or pitch. best judgment to have the wo be a boon to the sufferer in most vice is available at popular man dressed prettily as far as good use for after her school severe cases of rheumatism. rates.... expert painters.. high low price marks it instantly In style, the Chrysler “65” Rubber engine moimtings. her bonnet is concerned.” days she went into the milli Smith’s Eureka Co., 230 Lee St., nery business and has been at McKenzie, Tenn., is so anxious to grade paints, stains and ve Thermostatic e n g i^ heat “ Are women hard to please?” as exceptional value. stands out as the fashion- it since. For the past two years prove their statement that they are neers .... a variety of treat control. “ Well, as in all business, one she has been in business in willing to send any sufferfer their must be patient. Now I have plate of its price field. Manchester. liberal offer. Write them today,__ ments----- call 1400. Manifold heat control. Adv. Chrysler “65” has that flash DENNIS COLEMAN JOINS “Let Us Help Beautify ing performance that dis You’ll be proud to own a Electric gasoline gauge. Manchester” tinguishes Chrysler motor Chrysler “65.” Check over Pivotal steering. SCHALLER MOTOR SALES cars from all others. its features. Experience, Spring-ends anchored in through demon- blocks of live rubber, instead of metal shack Dennis P. Coleman, for the past Chrysler “65” JohnI I. Olson stration, the les. ‘Gn"E 3IE LmER'TY OR— ’ three years manager of the Man has its spring- chester Motor Sales, local Ford Painting and marvelous per Weatherproof internal On March 23, 1775, Patrick agents, has joined the Schaller ends anchored Henry roused the Virginia delegates Motor Sales, local Dodge represen Decorating Contractor. formance they expanding 4-wheel to the Provincial Convention with tative, as a salesman. Mr. Coleman 699 Main St., So. Manchester in blocks of live 1040 hydraulic brakes. one of the most stirring speeches in has had considerable sales experi _____ ^ ANDiUPWAEDS’ make possible. the world’s history. The speech has ence and Henry Schaller, proprietor rubber, which, Hydraulic Shock ab come down to us as the greatest New Chrysler “ 65” prices — B usi Then you will of the Schaller Motor Sales, be sorbers. piece of oratory of the colonial era. lieves he will be a big asset to his with hydraulic ness Coupe. tl040; Roadster {with It was delivered in defense of rumble seat), J106S; 2-Door Sedan, understand the force. Mohair or broadcloth up resolutions which Henry himself Mr. Schaller today announced shock absorbers, $1065. Three other body styles. $1075 reason for the introduced, to organize a militia that he is drawing up his schedule to $1145. New Chrysler “ 75“ prices holstery optional, with and to put the colony in an atti for his “ open all the time” garage enable the “63” out extra cost. tude of defense. Its most stir — Royal Sedan, $153^; Coupe {with superiority of the 178 service. Last summer this garage rumble seat), $1535; Roadster ring passage was: located at Center and Olcott streets to travel any Chrysler “65.” Etc., etc. “ There is no retreat but in sub- made a big hit with its all night {with rumble seat). $1555. Six other misrslon and slavery. Our chains towing and repair service. His com body styles. $1655 to $2345. Wire are already forged. Their clank plete schedule will be announced wheels extra. A llprices f.o.b . factory. ing may be heard on the plains of soon. Boston. The next gale that sweeps from the north ■will bring the clash of resounding arms. Our brethren are already in the field. Why stand we here idle? What is It that gentlemen wish? What FILMS would they have? Is life so dear Developed and Typewriters or peace so sweet as to be pur All makes, sold, rented, ex Manchester chased at the price of chains and Printed CHRYSLER MOTORS PRODUCT slavery? Forbid it. Almighty changed and orerbaoled. Monumental Co. God! I know not what course FRAMING Special rental rates to stn- others may take, but as for me, dents. Itebnilt machines Monuments of Every give me liberty or give me death!” or All Binds Description* The resolutions were passed 820.00 and up. unanimously. Lettering and Oeaning in /■ All Cemeteries. Gaorge S. Smith The Christmas tree was known, Elite Studio I t £ M P * S perhaps common and popular, in 30 iUSSELL STREET Strasbourg, Alsace, as early as 083 Alain, Upstairs 763 Main St Phone 821 N. AMBROSINI, Prop. SOUTH MANCHESTER 1064. 157 BisseU St. Phone 2055 PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1929. Congregation, Chicago. tial weather resisting case, rather order to break a New Year’s resolu 6:30 White House Dinner Music. “ The Barber of Seville” . . . . . tion made by Martin Piola of this Rossini 4:00— Dr. S. Parkes Cadm an, sub KEMPS VIOLIN SCHOOL than cloth edvers as are generally 7:00 Lobster Restaurant Quintet— used. city. He had resolved never to do l O N e ^ " W T 1 C Sol Rubin, Director. III a. Rain ,...... Pearl Curran ject; “ The Way of the Cross.” b. Song df the Open .La Forge 5:30—Silent until 6:00 p. m. All classes are under the personal another day’s work and get drun^ 7:30 “Romance Isle.” OPEN FOR MEMBERSHIP supervision of W. B. Joyner, who every day he had money. Mrs. PROGRAMS 8:00 Lew White Organ Recital. 9:00 General Electric Hour— Wal 6:00— Stetson Parade with the Weymouth Post American Legion has commenced his fifth season of Piola told Judge Sawicki about It 8:30 “ Work of the League of Na ter Damrosch, Director, teaching in South Manchester. Mr. aftet Martin had been arrested for Travelers, Hartford tions Jn Preventing Doubl.^ Ta^ca- 10:00 B. A. Rolfe’s Lucky Strike Band. JB:30— Dictograph program from Joyner Is also the director of the intoxication. Piola promised to 500 m. 600 E. C. tion,” T. S. Adams. Dance Orchestra Hbkr. Fine Instrument to Be Fur Community Orchestra which he or break the resolution in return for 8:45 Virginia Ericson McCracken, 11:00 Hotel Dance Orchestra, Emil N. B. C. Studios, male (luartette. direction Jack Burton. nished Free— Fine Opportu ganized three years ago with the a suspended sentence. soprano: Laura C. Gaudet, ac Heimberger. co-operation of Mr. Kemp. companist. 11:30 News Bulletins. 7:00— Old Company’s songalogue, nity for Young Children. ProfSram for Saturday Sigmund Spaeth and the Old Children will graded after ex 12:15 p. m. News buTletIns weath- I a. Conzonetta...... Loewe . ESKIMOS GET SCHOOL ComP*ioy’ 8 singers. It was announced today by amination according to age, and b. Come Unto These Yellow Program for Sunday. probable appreciation of music de Sands ...... La Forge P. M. Songs of Religion. Kemp’s Music House that the violin 6:15 Summary of program; news Dr. Sigmund Spaeth and his rived from studies In the public Point Barrow, Alaska.— A brand buiic!iilIS« II Una Voce Poco Fa from 3:00— Rabbi Louis L. Mann, Slmii school, •which has been going on for new seboolhouse, the northernmost Toaieri*«w (Sunday) Old company Singers will. pre some time, is open again for mem schools. In this manner progress EVEMINO is apparent, and much should be de school of the United States posses sent through Station WTIC at 7 bership. Outfits have been pro sions, has been bulK to replace the 7 o’clock this evening a recital of vided free in the past, and this time, rived from the course of lessons. Here is a fine opportunity for house which served as a school un WEAF religious songs. “ When the Roll outfits will again be given free with WGY is Called Up Yonder,” "Bright boys and girls who are desirous of til recently. The school was chris a course of lessons, excepting that tened on August 27, and under WLIT DAILY RADIO PROGRAM en the Cori-er,” “ Beautiful isle the complete outfit, will be one of taking up the study of the violin. of Somewhere” and similar selec With such splendid organizations three American school teachers, lit { %VFI 7:30—'Pwo dance orchestras. Leading DX Stations. first class quality, and completely tle Eskimo children are learning WGR Saturday, March 23. 9:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) tions will be heard in this pro as the Community Orchestra and 405.2—WSB, ATLANTA—740. equipped. the three “ R’s.” WEEI Billy Jones and Ernie Hare, comedy 11:00—Dance orchestra, organist. ; —(jable trio music box concert. gram. the High School Orchestra, together 7 30 The violins will be one-half, W eSH harmony team. Indulge In romantic 499.7—WTIC, HARTFORD—600. 8:00—NBC programs (3 hrs.) I Medley of Religious Songs, three-quarter and full sized, and with the many grade school orches fancies in the Spanish mood during the 7:00—Lobster dinner quintet. 11:45—Old-time fiddling program. tras, there is plenty of opporunity Big Ben can be heard to strike WTAG program to be broadcast through WJZ Arr. Harrison. each pupil will receive the right 7:30—NBC programs (2^ hrs.) 293.9—KYW. CHICAGO—1020. four miles from Westminster. WJAK and associated stations at 8:30 Satur li:00—Heimberger’s dance orchestra. 9:00—Fiorito’s dance orchestra. All Hail the Power of Jesus size of instrument. It will be a for a boy and girl to use their in ANTHRACITE day night. The orchestra, under the 422.3—WOR, NEWARK—710. 9:30—Chicago Concert Company. Nkme. struments, and develop musically. WTIC The Best Sutce 1620 direction of Will Perry, follows suit 7:40—Male quartet, banjos, piano. very fine quality student’s Instru 10:00—Orchestra; string ensemble. I Love to Tell the Story. ment, with ebony pegs, which are These organizations play an Impor %VftC •with "Barcelona” and a litling tango 8:30—Friends of music chorus. 11;]5—Herbuveaux’s orchestra, tant part in the life of this commun WM. E. KRAH "La Veeda,” The miniature master 9:00—Gamboleers entertainment. 11:30—WJZ Slumber music. When the Roll is Called up Yon easy to tune, chin rest, adjuster piece by the French vomposer Salnt- 9:30—Orchestra: organist; orchestra. 12:00—Dance music: Insomnia club ity, and offer to Its members op Saens. "The Swan." will be played in der. for wire E string, good quality A s k your dealer for 11:05—Golden's dance orchestra. 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—770. TlllI See Mother’s Face. bridge and set of strings. A pitch- portunities for service and develop Expert the next symphony concert to be 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—990. 9:00—Plantation tunes. ment of the finer qualities of young OLD COMPANY^ LEHIOH Cm I broadcast through WEAF and asso g;00—Organ recital: harmony pals. 9:30—Chicago’s favorite orchestra. O Love That Will Not Let Me Go. pipe and extra set of strings also ciated stations under the baton of 7:00—Educational talk: music. 10:00—Columbia National forum. Brighten the Corner. furnished free. manhood and girlhood.'” Radio Service Walter Damrosch. The overture to 7:30—McEnelly’s orchestra. 10:30—Lombardo’s dance orchestra. Eduoard Lalo’s opera “I,e Rol dTs" 8:30—WJZ Perry’s orchestra. 1 :0 0 -Night club music, artists. In the Cross of Christ 1 Glory. The bow will be of nice balance 669 Tolland I'anipike, !i also in the same program, is taken 9:00—Backstage; Sailortown. 254.1—WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. II Jersalem, Parker. and good playing quality, with lined COURT BREAKS RESOLVE DAVID CHAMBERS from a work dealing with a Breton 10:00—Studio player’s presentation, 8:00—Orchestra: lessons, songs. III Ave Verum, Elgar. frog. A cake of rosin is supplied. South Manchester legend. Two sisters, Rozenn and Mar- 10:36—Lowe's dance orchesua. 9:00—Palmer studio program. IV The Crucifix, Faure. fared. are in love with Prince Myllo, 454.3—WEAF, NEW YORX—660. 12:00—Orche-stra, song.s (3 hrs.) The case is of pressed fibre, felt Cleveland.— It required a court Fhone 364-2 an invader. The prince loves Rozenn 6:00—Dinner dance music, 416.4— WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—720. Duet. lined, and all trimmings are of CONTRACTOR and Mar fared floods the town by 5:30—Hugo Marlani’s orchiBtra. 8:00—Baritone: gangland, V Were You There When They opening the lock-gates, but the patron nickel. This is a very durable case, 7:00—Phil Spitalny’s 11:05—Orchestra: quintet. Crucified My Lord, Burleigh. and will stand much hard wear. A saint of the city. Saint Corentln. ac 7:30—Romance Isle concerL 12:00—Dream ship, orchestra, nimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii AN D b u i l d e r cepts the sacrifice of the guilty gdrl, 8:00—White organ recital. 1:00—Knights of the Bath. VI The Holy City, Adams. black japanned adjustable music and the waters recede. Inspired by his 8:30—Vagoni’s dance band, contralto. 344.6—WLS, CHICAGO—870. VII Beautliul Isle of 'Somewhere, stand .is also supplied. playing before the microphone, Edwin 9:00_Walter Damrosch’s orchestra. 8:00—Scrap book; The Angelus. Bishop. 68 Hollister Street Franko Goldman's spirited march, “ On 10:OC—Feature dance orchestra, 8:30—Corn belt quintet. This fine outfit is to be given the Air.” will be played by his band 11:00—Songs and ukelele. 9:30—Barn dance, banjo, harmonic* VIII The Palms, Faure. I free with a course of sixty lessons, during WJZ’s broadcast at 8. The 11:211—Ben Pollack’s orchestra. orchestra, artists, Hawallans. IX Softly Now the Light of Day, taken weekly. Music for the complete program will he "High 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. I Get your order in now I 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—€70. Arr. Archibold. 1 course is supplied free. The cele- School Cadets,” excerpt from "La Tra- 6:00—Popular orchestra, tenor. 10:00—Columbia National forum. viata.” “La Frangesa," extract from 6:30—Orchestra, pianos, tenor. 11:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comic team. 7:30— Musical program by Major' Municipal Loose Leaf "Anie: Modiste," "Egyptian March." 7:00—Music talk: orchestra. 11:30—Northwest Tabernacle program. Bowes’ Family from the Capitol Method, as used in the public; "The Flight of the Bumble-Bee” and 7:40—Talk. Dr. Julius Klein. 12:20—Two dance orchestras. 8:00—Goldman’s band concert. Theater, New York City. schools of New York will be in-! "On the Air.” Other highlights for 238—KOIL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. 9:00— “ Our Government,” David I for April 1st delivery of [ Saturday night include recitals by the 8:30—Will C. Perry’s- orchestra with 11:00—Columbia dance orchestra. eluded and furnished as the lessons Tamme sisters thromch WNYC at Billy Jones and Ernie Hare. 12:00—.\mos ’ n’ Andy: orchestra. T .0TX71*0T1P& 9:00—Pan-Americana music. are taken. The course includes and the Cuthbert Melody boys through 12:45—Studio frolic: o.rche.stra. 9:15— ^^Sile’nt until 10:15 p. m. studies in ensemble playing of WPG at 10. 9:30—7-11’s entertainment. 283.3—WFAA, DALLAS—1040. 10:00—Melodrama presentation. 10:00—Musical programs. 10:15— Studebauer champions familiar melodies and folk songs. Black face xy^r: Indicates best features 11:00- Slumber music. 12:30—Theater pre.*!entations. from N. B. C. Studios, Jean Gold- 535.4— WFI. PHILADELPHIA—560. The music Is published and care 361.2— KOA, DENVER—830. kette, director. fully edited by one of the foremost All programs Eastern Standard Time. 6:30—WE.4.F programs (life hrs.) 10:00—WEAF dance orchestra. 8:00—Studio ensemble. 11:00—Sunday school lesson. music houses in this country. It is 8:30—Ivin’s solo male quartet. 11:30—(3rabau’s dance orchestra, used and endorsed by leading Leading East Stations. 9:00—WEAF program.s (214 hrs.) The New FORD 374.8— WBAP. FORT WORTH—800. schools and educators, throughout 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 491.5— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—610. 11:00—Musical program features. HOLE IN THE GROUND 8:1")—Marchetti's concert orchestra. 6:30—Oppenheim’s orchestra. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. the country. SEE 8:45—Night club entertainers. 7:00—Children’s hour. uke. songs. Classes are now forming, and in 305.9—KDKA. PITTSBURGH—980. 11:00—Soloist: dance orchestra. 0:15—Parson’s music makers. 11:30—Majestic dance orchestra. addition to furnishing all of the 10:00—Cuthbert melody boys. 7:00—Educational address. 12:00—Guest artist.s’ program. ’ SOON A TOWN ASSET ONE OF THESE RE PRESENT AT WES 10:3n—Two dance orchestras. 7:15—Home radio club. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—€10. music for the entire course of les I 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. '7:30—American literainre gems. 10:00—WEAF dance orchestra. sons as taken, all who enroll before 6:30—Dinner dance music. 7:45—WJZ.programs (214 hrs.) 11:00-Amos ’ n’ Andy, comic team, the 15th of April will receive a 7:43—WJZ programs (1%' hrs.) 10:00—Two d.ance orchestras. ll:!.*;-WEAF dance orchestra. Manchester will some day make Mr. Thomas Silcox 0:30—Ensemble, (tenor, xylophonist. 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH—1220. 12:00—Songfest: midnite frolic. handsome music case with their 30:00—T.ederer’s orchestra, baritone. 6;0n—WEAF dinner music. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—€40. money on an unconsidered asset, outfit. Class instruction has be 11:00—WJZ Slumber music. 7:00—Play: studio recital. 12:00—Concert orchestra, baritone. but It will take about five years come more universal but It is con Mr. Joseph Lucko 243.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1230. 8:00—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 1:00—Svmphonette: midnight frolic. 6:35—Hecor’s dance orchestra. 260.7—WHAM. ROCH ESTER—1150. 370.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—810. before this comes true. The big ceded that it should be continued 7:11—Amos 'n' Andy, comic team. 6:30—Dinner dance music. 8:45—C)1d producers program. hole 'at the upper end of School only during the early study periods. Mr. Ray Cone 7 :30—Pearl’s dance orchestra. 6:55—Theater musical party. 9:00—Svmphonl di Camera. street that is used for a dump is be Its value is only as a means to 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 7:30—Popular variety program. 10:00—Columbia National forum. 545.1—WGR. BUFFALO—550. 8:00—WJZ programs (1 hr.) ing gradually filled up. wards discovering talent, which 9:00—Eastman School concert. 11:05-Long’s dance orchestra. 7:15—Van Surdam's orchestra. 375.9_1k g O. OAKLAND—790. 'The town took up garbage col later should be developed individ 7:30—University of Buffalo talk. 9:30—WJZ 7-11’s program. 11:00—Singing peaches; pianist. 8:00—<3ordon Johnson, organist. 10:00—Organ recital: dance music. lection and bought a gravel pit to ually through private lessons. _ 379.5— WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. 12:00—Golden legends. j S 8:30—'WEa F programs (2% hrs.) l;n o-T h e Big Show hour. cover over the refuse. This work Parents may feel assured that 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 11:55—Time; weather; markets. 270.1—wf?VA, RICHMOND—1110. has been going on for four years. they will not have a constant week- j S 7:00—Songs at twllighL 6:30—WEAF dinner music. 7:30—Rochester concert music. 7:10—Corn (lob Pipe club. There is no more odor and houses ly expense for music, and as the out- j = Manchester Motor Sales I 7:30—Aviation talk; orchestra. 8:00—W.lZ Goldman’s band. 8:00—NBC band: entertainers. 8:30—Glenns Falls Intersectional Invi 9:00—WEAF Symphony orchestra, are being built alongjl.ntumn street fit is quite complete they will b e' E 0:00—Roosevelt feature hour. tation basketball game. m-OO-Sinirituals; fiddlers: organ. hear the spot. The attendant keeps required only to pay for the les 10:00—Orchestra; Jack and Gene. 9:00—WK.\F programs (2 hrs.) i 1069 Main Street Tel. 740 E 11:00—Talks to Byrd expedition by •440.9—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—€80. things cleaned up and judging from sons. Annoyance and possible ex 11:00—Little .Tack Little, orchestra. ll;no—Henderson’s dance band. 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. Amelia Earhart and Wm. P. 1:00—NBC studio program. the progress already made another pense through the breakage of In 7:00—Old time dance music. MacCracken, Jr. four years will see it all filled in struments and consequent inability Thomas E. Donahue, Mgr. Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. and the property ready for building to practice has been safeguarded 508.2—W EEI,. BOSTON—590. 325.9—WWJ. DETROIT—920. 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—870. lots. through the selection of a substan- iimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu 7:30—WEAF Romance Isle music. 8:00—NBC programs (4 hrs.) 8:15—Farmer Rusk’ s talk. 8:00—Aviation talk; musicales. 1:00—DX air vaudeville. 9:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 348.6—WABC, NEW YORK—860. 202.6— WHT, CHICAGO—1480. 11:15—Auction bridge talk. 7:45—Studio pro.gi-am: nit-wits. 9:00—Ensemble, organist 545.1—WKRC, CINCINNATI—550. 8:30—"Arabesque,” orchestra, 11:00—Your hour league. 10:00—WEAF dance orchestra, 10:00—^Washington National forum. 299.8— WHO, DES MOINES—1000. 374.8—WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 11:00—Two dance orchestras. 9:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 7:00—Seketary Hawkins, artists. 272.6— WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. 12:00—Light opera hour. We have dropped .tha 8:00—WEAF programs (life hrs.) 6:40—Talk, harpist, tenor. 461.3—WSM, NASHVILLE—€50. 9:30—Studio artists frolic. 7:20—Instrumentalists: contralto. 9:15—Possum Hunters; harmonica, bottom out oLused car 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 7:40—’Cellist; opera excerpts. 10:00—Barn dance orchestra. prices to m ue those 215.7— WHK, CLEVELAND—1390. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 10:30—Fiddle, accordion; studio. sensational values! 0:30—Morgan Si.sters team. 12:15—Harmonica; songs: stories. 10:00—Columbia National forum. 6:30—One-act play: ensemble. Every car is recondi 31:00—Amos 'n' Andy: orchestra, 7:1.5—Air college lectures. 508.2— WOW. OMAHA—590. 12:00—Orgoni.st: dance mtisic. 7:55—The Tamme Singers. 10:00—WEAF dance, orchestra. tioned to top-notch 399.8— W eX-W JR, DETROIT—750. 315.6— WRC, WASHINGTON—950. 11:00—Brown’s Oklahomans. performance and ap 8:30—Vocalists, instnimentalists. 7:45—Washington college program. 309.1—KJR. SEATTLE—970. pearance. Every ' 8:45. The doors will open promptly which Is Robert Lord’s adaption of Son of the Golden West,” a hair- common in Manchester forty and horse drawn carts ever us ( 1) Theaters Oh Boys, just listen to my tale And I will tell to you Of a dear old friend that I have lost And bade a long adieu At the State Men and Women of Manchester! We Mnst He was a dog called Rover boy Whether to lie like a gentleman And known all round the town and endure the sneers of his fian He was no lollypop or toy cee’s family or tell the truth and And weighed just 80 lbs. expose her disagreeable sister to ( 2 ) public scorn, is a dilemma facing T’was on a Saturday afternoon George Jessel in “ Lucky Boy,” Tif- I was sharpening up my skates fany-Stahl’s talking-singing ro And whistling a merry tune mance, which opens at the State As in stepped my old mates theater tomorrow for a run of three And one with tearful eye did say days. Retain The Right To Govern Ourselves! “ Pray, Sammy, where’s your Dog?” Jessel plays the role of himself “ Some where round the house, in “ Lucky Boy,” which, in many re "says I spects, parallels his own career. His Said he, "He’s not by God.” courtship of Eleanor is frowned (3) upon by her socially select family, “ Right back on Autumn street he who do all they can to show up the lies Jewish night club singer as some Full colder than the clay one far beneath her. But when Our present form of government is good govern- A bullet hole between his eyes Eleanor’s sister would have been His spirit has passed away.” discovered in an indiscretion but So I jumped up and ran like H— for Jessel’s lie on her behalf— well, To find my dear old dog the story runs an interesting course And sure enough it’s sad to tell before arriving at a happy ending. ment— it has proved itself through the years He was dead as any log. “ Lucky Boy” is one of the big (4) film hits of the current season. I’ye seen the horrors of the war Throughout the production, you I’ve seen men killed in France hear and see George Jessel as he But the sight of Rover, was by far talks, sings and jokes his way Into The worst that I have chanced the hearts of the audience. For there he lay, serene and calm Beautiful Margaret Quimby _ In the very words of our great Lincoln, the present A smile was on his face plays the heroine of “ Lucky Boy.” As quiet as a little lamb Rosa Rosanova, William K. Strauss, form of government of Manchester is a “Government It was an awful case. Gayne 'Whitman, Richard Tucker (5) and Mary Doran are also seen in the of the people, by the people, and for the people." We Ah, boys he was a faithful friend supporting cast. As ever lived round here A pleasing variety of snappy- are a fortunate people, indeed, to have it so. We are My sole companion to the end short subjects also hold an import And never knew no fear ant position on tomorrow’s bill at the envy of the plain, solid citizenry of cities and towns And sure when coming home at the State. The short subjects will night Include a comedy and the current throughout the country. Just full as any tank issue of State News Events. Then he would meet me down the There will be two complete shows street on Sunday evening, at 6:45 and To push me up the bank. ( 6 ) ‘And yet, it has been proposed that we change. On No boys, I cannot take a drini I don't care for any grogg NOTICE! Saturday, March 30, you will record your votes on the I want to know the son of gun Who killed my faithful dog 1 NUnCE OF I’l l’,! 10 HI-:..\I{|NG proposed amendments to our town charter. These I'll riddle him with bullets { FOR A OOl. I II lO \ I E OF I’ll pierce him through and through I A Pl'Ku V A I I-1) U .A amendments propose that we consolidate all districts— I’ll string him by the gullet I GASOLINE rii ; i\c SIAUO.’^ Until his face is Itlue. I . l.\ I d b that we abandon our present district system of goveim- (T) I 1’own' of m.a.nohlsieh, conn Now boys, this little flower I’ve got ment— that we give up our rights as individuals to elect I’m taking to his grave Upon the application of And leave it on that lonely spot I RAYMOND PARIS our town officers— ^that we give up our individual rights Where the silent grasses wave for a certitlcc’ te of approval of the But all the same I’ll take a glass location of a gasoline lillitiK slatio.i of town meeting control for the spending of our money My old spirits to revive to be located on the premises of But I’ll he’er forget my Rover Boy THE J. W. HALE COMPANY in our own behalf— ^that we give up other rights. / As long as I’m alive. ON OAK STREET. It was voted and ordered: That the foregoing application he heard and determined at the Select ACCIDENT VICTIM TO men’s Office in the Municipal Build As plain citizens, We see danger for OTir town and ing in said Town on the 9th day of nothing else, in these proposed amendments for consol FACE COURT CHARGE April at eight o’clock P. M., and that notice be given to all persons idation. It goes far beyond the differences in political interested in said application, of its penrteiii-y and of the time and place opinions. No matter what our party beliefs be, it hits Mrs. Sarah Lewis of Vernon, the of tiearing tlieicon. by publishing a woman who jumped from an auto copy of this notice at least ...ree all of us in our most deep-rooted rights—in the very mobile being driven by John J. Con times in The Evening Herald, and way of 107 High street, early yes by sending a copy ot this notici ny traditions upon which the ideals of our country's con terday morning, resulting in her registered mail to said applicant, all stitution is based. It strikes squarely at our rights as being so badly injured that she was at least seven days before the date taken to the Memorial hospital, is of said hearing, to appear at said citizens free born and equal. / still a patient there. time and place, if they see cause, After an investigation made by and be heard relative thereto. the police, orders were left at the For and by order of the Board of hospital to hold Mrs. Lewis until Selectmen of the Town of Manches instructions had been given by the ter, Connecticut. authorities. Because of other cases THOMAS J. ROGERS, In which she has figured a warrant Secretary. The Charter Revision Committee; authorized in OctoKer, 1927f charginjg her with intoxication has Mailed March 22, 1929. been issued and she will come be G. H. WADDELL, fore the local court when her con Clerk, Board of Selectmen. made its first definite public statement late last month’. OVER A YEAR dition improves. OF DELIBERATION FOR THEM—LESS THAN HVE WEEK9-FOR NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING US* W e will not be stampeded into an action we will regret ever after* NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR A CERTIFICATE OF Every thinking man FOR A CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL FOR A All of us citizens; the plain, humble folk of Manchester will vote NO APPROVAL FOR A GASOLINE FILLING STATION GASOLINE FILLING STATION IN^ THE i and woman of Manches IN THE TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONN. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONN. ter, who wants to pay only next Saturday. Upon the application of f j Upon the application of J. GEORGE ENGLAND |{ his or her own fair share HARRY E. SEAMAN for a certificate of approval of the for a certificate of approval of the location of a gasoline filling station of taxes; and who does not location of a gasoline filling station to be located on the premises of M want to pay any part or to be located on the premises of J. GEORGE ENGLAND M HARRY E. SEAMAN ON SPRUCE STREET. portion of other people's ON HARTFORD ROAD. It was voted and ordered; ft* It was voted and ordered: ' That the foregoing application be taxes, will visit the polls That the foregoing application be | heard and determined at the Select- heard and determined at the Select meu’s Ofiice in the Municipal Build next Saturday and vote men's Office in the Municipal Build ing in said To-vyn on the 9th day of ing In said Town on the 9th day of April at eight o’clock P. M., fjnd NOI The Committee for Good Government April at eight o’clock P. M., and that notice be given to all persons that notice be given to all persons Interested In said application, of, its interested in said application, of its pendency and of the time and place pendency and of the time and place of hearing thereon, by publishing'^a of hearing thereon, by publishing a copy of this notice at least three copy of this notice at least three times in The Evening Herald, and times in The Evening Herald, and by sending a copy of this notice'by by Bending a copy of this notice by registered mail to said applicant, registered mail to said applicant, all all at least seven days before the at least seven days before the date date of said bearing, to appearjat of said hearing, to appear at said said time and place, if they see time and place, if they see cause, cause, and be heard relative there and be heard relative thereto. to. ^ For and by order of the Board of For and by order of the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Manches Selectmen of the Town of Manches ter, Connecticut. ter, Connecticut. THOMAS J. ROGERS. THOMAS J. ROGERS,!" R APfotflTtr Secretary. Mailed March 22, 1929. Mailed March 22, 1929. G. H. WADDELL, G. H. WADDELL, Clerk. Board of Selectmen. Clerk, Board of Selectmen. ^ri r . ’ AG E EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHEOTIR, CONN., SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 1929. 2ME BLACK RltSO This And That Itt ^^© 1929 By NEA Service. Inc. ^ ANN~ AUSTIN THIS HAS HAPPENED had— Ramon was in. Madame Ros- ....G e t her for me, won’t you, Feminine Lore . RUTH LESTER, secretary, finds . enstein’s beauty parlor— “ Temple Birdwell? I’ll stay out here and the body of her employer, “ HAND-1 of Esthetic Beauty, she calls it— answer the phone if it rings.” SOME HARRY” BORDEN, Monday | shooting the family bankroll— ” The detective sergeant had to morning, sprawled beneath the air- ; “ For three hours?” McMann was make good that promise less than shaft window of his private oftice. j heavily sarcastic. a minut after the door had closed McMANN. detective sergeant, | “ Sure!” Rita retorted scornfully. upon his departing subordinate. He j The wise hostess of today plans^ter we must Iteep on using t h ^ “ How long do you think it takes to stiode to Benny’s desk, lifted the' her menus with her reducing while we add Iresh fruits for des questions the following suspects: I^AO friends in mind. The rich or sweet sert in place of pudding. MRS. BORDEN, Borden's estrang get a haircut, a shampoo with hot receiver and growled into the oil treatment, a facial, a manicure, mouthpiece; “ Hello! McMann S21 afternoon lunch spoils the appetite ed wife and mother of his two chil at dinner time. It is the fats, starch During Lent cheese is often dren; RITA DUBOIS, night club a pedicure, and an eyebrow pluck- speaking. . . . Who? Oh, Carlson! I ing? Did you think God made him ___ What’.' Lost her! Well, I’ll es and sugar that increase the chosen as a meat substitute. The dancer, with whom Borden was in calory count, such and bread and Italians have a way of serving grat fatuated: and J.\CK HAYWARD, j look like that?” and she pointed a be— What the hell do you think I I mocking finger at her husband. had you shadowing her fo r?...... ' -^ o Y fr - hot rolls, crehm sauces, whipped ed cheese with potato, tomato and Ruth's fiance, whose office is across \‘b Cambridge Beats Oxford i r i 1 . 1 -1 r i ONCE FAMOUS HARTFORD TEAM By Seven Boat Lengths * NO MATCH FOR LOCAL COMBINE <«>■ Takes Early Lead and In British Ryder An of Dixies Make Four or creases it Steadily; Time Cup Golfers In More Personals Bnt They Is 19:25 for 4 1-2 Mile New Play Plan Hcnrjj L. Parren Are Waived; McCann, Course. .ILTOGETHER NOW '^aie much stronger than they were London, March 19.— Startling In Approximately every other play last summer. Madden and Stavnitsky novations regarding ti’aining and er encountered in the training camp 1 "Either the Cubs, Giants or Putney, England, March 23.— order of play will be initiated by of the Boston Braves at St. Peters Pirates should win this summer,” Lead Scoring; Rec Gids Cambridge University celebrated the British Ryder Cup team this burg, Fla., happens to have had ex he says. "Hornsby will be a great the centenary of the famous Ox- year. For these, George Duncan, the perience with at least one other help to the Cubs and will give the ford'Cambridge boat race today by captain, is mainly responsible. major league club. club more. of punch than they Win 22-20. decisively beating Oxford in this Systematic preparation, for the The Braves’ roster lists about had last season. They look weak historic rowing contest on the river first time, will be undergone by 40 players and it is easy to check at third, but if Joe McCarthy Thames. Cambridge won by seven the British professionals. They will off half of them as cast- offs, so to solves that problem they will be Rec Five (53) boat lengths. play together for nearly a month , speak, from some other team in in the race. p. B. F. T. A crowd of nearly 500,000 people before the match on April 26 and the majors. And some of the “The Cards are going to do that lined both sides of the river 27, and by studying one another's Braves have been with two or well. I wish Billy Southworth all 0 Holland, rf ...... 2 2-4 •”6 sent up a thunderous cheer that methods, and the way that couples three clubs. 8 McCann, If ...... 6 1-3".13 rolled up and down the length of the luck in the world, but they fit into each other’s peculiarities, > There are seven catchers in had a tough time winning last sea 2 Norris, c ...... 3 2-5. 8 the 4 1-2 mile course between Put it is hoped to re-establish their pre camp and four of them have son and it will be tougher -this 0 Quish, c ...... ney and Mortlake when Cambridge, drawn their pay at some other ma year. ...1 1-6 • 3 after getting away behind its op vious contests such preparation has been ignored In this country and it jor league office in times past. Col “As for the Braves, we’re lia 2 Stavnitsky, Ig ...4 1-7 9 ponent, began to forge ahead. lins was with the Yankees for 1 Gustafson, rg, rf 2 2-4 -6 At the end of the first mile the is now realized how much American Few fight pictures which con ble to cause a lot of trouble to professionals have benefited by it on weight in the intervening years I his hand upraised, was recognized years. Spohrer and Taylor worked sonle of those better clubs if we 2 Madden, rg .. ...4 0-1 8 light blue oarsmen (Cambrige) tained so many celebrities as the until 1910, but from his cap to his as one of the greatest boxing an- for McGraw a spell, and Leggett, get some good pitching. We're were leading by a quarter of a boat in the past. above have ever been taken. These Three years ago, ■when the Walk shoes he was still idolized by the - nouncers to ever step into a ring. a rookie, came to Boston in the really not so bad as everybody length. At the end of the second 12 men faced the camera just be public. Seven years after he posed The third man to the right of Hornsby deal with the Cubs. thinks we are.” 10 22 9-30 S3 mile the Cambridge crew were one er Cup contest last took place in fore Jack Johnson fought Jim Jef Britain, a wealthy enthusiast was for this picture, Sullivan died. Jordan is Bob Fitzsimmons, heavy Of the nine infielders, six can Dixies (18) and one-half boat lengths ahead of fries at Reno, Nevada, on July 4, tag themselves ex-something. Sis- their dark blue (Oxford) op ready to entertain the nominated 1910. Some of them are gone now, Next in line, sporting “ice cream” weight champion after Jim Cor WHO WANTS \ FULLBACK? P. B. F. T. trdusers, is Jim Coffroth. Both as a ler, the former Brown and Sena In one day of practiefe with the ponents. British team at his home near a counted out for all time by the bett. Holder of three championships tor, is expected to play first. Mc 4 Torrant, rf ...... 0 1-2 1 famous course so that they might Giants this spring Freddy Lind- At the end of the third mile Cam Great Referee, but all of them will horseman and fisticuff promoter in his day— middleweight, , light Guire, the former Giant and Cub, strom played a part in crippling 4 Hofferth, If .. .. .0 3-5 "3 bridge was three boat lengths in the cultivate the team spirit, form their be remembered. Coffroth became one of the best hea'vyweight and heavyweight— has the lead at second, and Maran- four players. lead. This lead was gradually ex foursome sides, and practice as On the extreme left is Hugh Mc 5 Leonard, c . . . • •. 3 0-1 6 known sportsmen in America. At Fitzsimmons is thought by many to ville, the ex-Card, is at shortstop. Lindstrom, in his first time at 4 Larson, Ig ...... 2 tended to nine boat lengths at the such, and help one another with ad Intosh, famous Australian promo present he owns the Tia Juana have been the hardest puncher who Joe Dugan, the ex-Yankee and ex- bat in an exhibition game, nicked 0-1 4 end of the fourth mile. vice. ter. Next to him is Tommy Burns, race-track. ever lived. Athletic, is at third. Doc Farrell the ball and the foul tip broke G Hafner, tg ...... 2 0-2 4 The dark blue oarsmen could not Bad For Amateurs who two years before had been re Frank Gotch, said by many ex I Beside Fitz is Tom Sharkey, rug and Lester Bell also belong in this Catcher Cummings’ thumb. stand the terriflic pace. Their stroke He was dissuaded from pursuing lieved of the heavyweight cham class. Little Gautreau is one On one throw to first, Lind- weakened and at the finish they the project because his friends told pionship by Johnson, Burns Is still perts to have been the greatest ged sailor-fighter who turned in 23 7 4-11 18 {wrestler of all time, stands on Cof- many great performances before player liable to play regularly strom threw wildly and the bat were 7 boat lengths behind the him that it savored too much of the with us, and at present is guiding who hasn’t served with any other ter, a rookie named Marshall, ran ------Halftime— —score — — — -: —20-8, — ■— r “Rec. powerful Cambridge crew. gladiatorial spirit and was not at the destinies of Jack Humbeck, froth’s right. Gotch, who hailed he hung up his gloves. Richard from Iowa, Was mat champion for Harding, first sports editor of the club.- into the first baseman and was Referee; Danny Ahern. Cambridge's victory evened up all the correct way for amateurs to Belgian heavy. There are six pitchers who have badly shaken up. the score with Oxford. In the past approach even an international con Then comes the famous yJohn L. I years. He retired in 1916 because New York Herald, stands next to ! of stomach trouble and later 'suc- Sharkey, while the last man on the worked for other clubs, and two His second trip to the bat re The Rec Five closed Its .1928-29' 100 years the race has been rowed test. Sullivan, mighty Boston slugger. of the outfielders. Harper and sulted in a line-drive to Genewich, basketball season in a blaze of SI times. Cambridge and Oxford Sullivan, who wore the heavyweight j Climbed to his illness. right is Stanley Ketchel, then the Thij was doubtless a very noble middleweight champion. Mueller, have , been with more who, trying to catch the ball, ran glory (if you can rightfully call it has each won 40 times. The contest sentiment, but when the actual crown from IS82 to 18 92, had put 1 Billy Jordan, s_hQwn here with than one major league team other into big Fred Fitzsimmons and that) last night wliW It swamped in 1S77 as a dead heat. fight took place the British play than the Braves. was knocked cold. the once-famous Dixies of Hartford- The time of the Cambridge crew ers straggled as best they could On his third trip to the plate, by a score of 53 to 18. In the pre was 19 minutes 25 seconds. instead of as an organized force. 1 EVERYBODY SAYS THIS Lindstrom singled to Welsh and liminary encounter, the Rec Girls j recollect that it was only during ■ Rabbit Maranville, the veteran Welsh turned up with a lame foot eked out a 22-20 victory over the BOWLING TOrRNA>EENT. the afternoon before the event that shortstop of the Braves, thinks the from chasing the ball. Connecticut General team of Hart Chicago, March 23.— Several im the foursome pairings were ar McLarnin Gets Decision Training Camp comirg^ pennant race will be be A few more days like that and ford. portant changes appeared today in tween the Cubs, Pirates and Giants. the Giants might have run him Thus has come to*an end a sea the standings of leaders in the ranged, so that the couples had no opportunity of developing co-opera Each of these clubs, in his opinion. out of camp. son which has included good, bad American bowling congress tourna and indifferent basketball. The Rec ment. tion. Fd-a-s-h^e-s In the end there 'W'as some down reached its pinacle prior to its bid Garden No. 2 team of Detroit, But Bout Is A Failure for state championship laurels and right bad foursome play on the went into second place in the main played some mighty classy basket event with a score of 3018. part of the British side and it lost San Antonio, Tex., March 23. — the match. For the first time in ball during that stretch until they J. Handy of Hammond, Ind., cap The New York Giants play their Europe to Dominate in Sports; stepped out of their class. Last tured first place in the all-events history Britons won the singles, but PLEASES HOWLEY first game of the season against a they were beaten in the aggregate Walsh Says More Than night, the Rec again flashed that with a day’s work that amounted major league team when they meet old time form and, after a very to 1892. because they had suffered too the Chicago White Sox here this slow getaway, soundly trounced the heavily on the first day. 1111,000 Paid for $11 Afternoon in the first of-two week U. S. to Lose Heavyweight Title Capitol City combine. The British professionals will not end contests. The game, however, did not d«^ suffer by a like error on this oc Ed Rouscli, the highest paid velop into a runaway affair until TOLLAND casion. Several couples present Fight; Miller Far from Im member of the Giants, is barnstorm five minutes had been played in the themselves to the mind immediate ing through Texas with the second DAVIS J. WALSH. way of golf honors left for the rest of the world. second half. Manchester led 20 to ly as pairs who could work In per team at his own request. He told 8 at halftime and the'”Dixies cut this Mrs. Madge Wilcox, Mrs. Helen fect partnership— Duncan and Mit pressive. Manager McGraw he wanted to New York, March 22.—The tide But in tennis, there is nothing Wilcox and son Calvin were guests of empire can take its way West for it but to put in a new needle, to 20 to 12 before the Rec got un chell, Compston and Henry Cotton, round into condition quickly and der way in the second half. From at the home of Mr. ai.d Mrs. would prefer to play with the ward if it wants to but the tide of turn the record right over and jilay and the brothers Charles and Ern sport domination is in the Gulf then on, it was simply a question of Charles Gunther, Wednesday. est W’hitcombe, but every combina By DAVID J. WALSH scrubs regularly rather than break the other side. Helen Wills stands Mrs. Emma Crandall was a re Stream and flowing due East— to between us and tennis oblivion at how big the score would be. All of tion will be tried out in the endea into the line-up of the first team the Rec players took part in the cent guest of friends in Vernon. only at Intervals. [Europe. It seems to be only a this writing. She ran second while Tolland Grange held its regular vor to produce the very best re New Y'ork, March 2 3 — Those ' question of time before the world’s Lenglen was in the sequence but to scoring, “Hank” McCann got the sults. desperate one-shot men, Jimmy Mc most tallies. ' His lightning-like meeting Tuesday evening .with a St. Petersburg, Fla., March 23.— heavyweight championship, tradi day she stands alone and unchal .good attendance. The lecturers’ Order of Play Larnin, and Ray Miller, w'ere kill tionally an American possession, lenged. Meantime, Tilden and our floorwork was one of the features of The order of play constitutes the ers in cold blood on former occa Manager Miller Huggins says that the uninteresting struggle. hour was in charge of Miss Augusta Hoyt, Pipgras and Johnson will must be taken over by a European. male stars have lost everything to Nickerson. Recitations, readings, second innovation. In this Duncan sions, but last night they were just This, it seems to me, presents the the French— the Davis Cup, the The Dixies, but a skeleton of will have two members of his side a couple of small bore air guns that have to carry the pitching burden vocal and instrumental music made for the New York Yankees during most fitting commentary of wliich national singles, Wimbledon, etc.— their former selves, offered the Ree up a fine program. Mrs. Madge as advisers, Fred Robson and shot off ten rounds of blanks before the situation is capable. Ten years and it begins to look as though but feeble resistance once the local a crowd whose distinction only was the early part of the season. He Wilcox W'as in charge of the re Archie Compston. Duncan says that said that Boy Sherrid, the rookie ago, foreign heavyweights were a these will stay lost somewhat In team hit its stride. And yet, only k freshments. he will avoid the mistakes of last exceeded by its profound apathy. ribald jest. They came over here definitely and not a day sooner, few years back, the Dixies were Yes, just a couple of small bores who performed brilliantly against Roads are in such bad conditions year’s match in America when the the Boston Braves on 'Thursday’, and went out in a punch. Only a Oljaiiplc Victories. then best team in the state and even in some parts of the town that one British order of play was publish they were, weighing respectively few years ago, Paul Sampson, a went west to fight for the National 138 3-4 and 133 1-2 pounds, and would be the chief relief pitcher if Everyone knows that, since 1920, of the rural letter carriers has been ed beforehand, thus enabling Hagen Wiley Moore fails to recover his mixed ale fighter, went abroad in our Olympic teams have tried to A. A. U. championship. At that obliged to leave his mail-car and to place his men to the best ad this really was too bad because a stoke hole and, just to keep him time, the Rec would not have been they encouraged the greatest crowd form. win on man power alone. Individ carry the mail some- distance on vantage. self in funds, began fighting around ually; they have been mostly out in its class, but today, it is a dif Duncan’s idea is to have the or that ever saw a fi,ght at Madison The Yanks wind up their series Germany. He was heavyweight foot, leaving the mail of several - Ask Dan Howley, boss of the St. with the Braves today. classed; but there is more than ferent story—just the opposite. In- persons at one house for them to der of play announced for both Square Garden, 22,000, to come out champion of the country iir a few fact. All of the Dixies are out of and suffer the anguish of which safety in numbers. Sometimes, there call for. sides simultaneously. He thinks Louis Browns, if he has any good weeks. Today, the heavyweight is triumph. We have been run condition physically and are, to be The schools were closed Thurs this is a fair arrangement to which only a disillusioned fight crowd is Clearwater, Fla., March 23.—The champion of Germany, the Herr youngsters about this season and Brooklyn Robins, who have yet to right off the track but we still perfectly frank about the matter, day afternoon on account of the America will agree. capable. he will pick out Leonard Dondero Schmeling, is so good that they are dominate the field events and so, simply living on past reputation regular monthly teacher’s meeting. The British professions realize There was considerably more win a ball game this season, may talking him up as the next cham and say—“There’s a good one.” break into the victory column to with the aid of what is picked up for the financial benefits to be de A son. Merle Stanley, is the new that they are up against a tough than $111,000, a local record for pion of the world. What is true of rived. $10 fights. Inside the windows out Dondera Is one year off the St. day when they play the Columbus here and there by the runriers, we arrival at the home of Mr. and Mrs. proposition in view of the present Mary’s (Calif.) campus and played Germany holds good for foreign continue to “out-point” the opposi The Dixies brought only, six Wilbur Ambrose of Buff Cap dis form of the American team, even back at the dead line, and this club. Wildness of the pitchers re heavyweight fighting in general. last season with Tulsa in the West sulted In the Robins’ 9 to 4 defeat tion. It was not so in the days of players here. One of them was next trict. although Britain has the advantage money stayed to see considerably Boxing, track and field, tennis old. If we didn’t run one-two- to useless. Tommy Murphy having Miss Elizabeth Hyde of Hartford of playing at home. less than $11 worth of fighting. ern League. He was a shortstop in by the Phillies yesterday, McWeeny and gold are perhaps the four ma college but playpd second base last walking seven men and Richardson Ihree nearly every time out during a very bad knee which pre\’ented was a recent guest at the home of McLarnin did nearly all of the jor contacts of international sport. him from walking without limping. shooting and won eight of the ten summer. Howle'y may irse him on four. those golden days of affluence, we Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Simpson. the Brown’s infield this summer, Of these, only golf now remains were upbraided most scandalously Consequently Manager Ben Clune Fred Carpenter, employed by the rounds, trying very earnestly to strictly an American prerogative. and there was talk of putting the agreed with Manager Frank Tredo Hartford Rubber Co. and stationed bound a K. O. oft a chin that sel as he looks to be one of the best Have your car greased at ‘Camp We win our own championships; we rookie infielders uncovered in the bell’s Filling Station. Main and control of the situation in hands to waive the personal fouls. The in Detroit for the winter, made a dom, If ever, was there. beat the British in theirs. Between that would s6e to it that accidents result was that every single one of brief visit with relatives here Wed Miller Was Heavier hiinors last year. Middle Turnpike. Courteous and efficient service. the two, there isn’t must in thejof this kind were not to be’tolerated the Dixies made four or more fouls nesday. Local Miller donated more weight than _ _ for a moment. while three was the highest any The parsonage is having several the official figures showed and his In much the same way did we Rec man committed. Manchester's’ of its rooms papered and decorated, evident reaction w'as to take no Last Night Fights hold a monopoly on boxing pre foul shooting was very poor, so the ■ the work being done by Stephen Sport chances. He succeeded, In fact, in BEST ROOKIE WITH BROWNS eminence. Between the late nine fouls counted for little. The Rec Kiramlr, taking less than that. He never ties and a couple of years ago, few caged three field goals to one for* Mrs. A. Esten Clough, who has came out of his capsule, except oh At New York—Jimmy McLarnin, foreigners in any class came up to the Disies. , been 111 for some time, is still un rare and very temporary occasions. take serious issue on title matters. Harold Madden and George StaV’>! able to leave her room. On the last of these, he took a look Los Angeles, junior welterweight, Chatter won decision over Ray Miller, Chi Today, many foreigners In nearly nitsky ranked next to McCann aw” William Ayers of Merrow road, at the time clock in the last minute every class actually are threaten who has been confined to his home of play and then opened up a bit. cago, 10. high scorers for the evening. Ror’ Sammy Dorfman, New York ing to take th«8e titles away from Norris was unusually active in fol nearly all winter with rheumatism. That was aboift all the muggs got us. One of these, Andre Routls, al lowing up shots under the basket, ' Is now able to be out. for thqir evening away from home lightweight, ilutpointed Dominick Norman Curtis local bowler, Petrone, also of New York, 10. ready has the featherweight cham often getting the ball a few inches’ • rolled a high single of 181 at Farr’s and mother and, if It was $111,000 pionship; another. Spider Pladnor, below the rim as it dropped off or Charter Oak alleys last night. A worth, then John L. Sullivan was a Sammy Tisch, New York feather is getting general recognition as the through. “Gyp” Gustafson played a double strike and seven spares did window dresser. weight, won decision over Jackie world’s best flyweight; a third, fast floor game and gave further COVENTRY the strike, The verdict 'completely reversed Rogers, Pittsburgh, 6. Of Rene De Vos, is an active chal evidence that he is a real comer In., the order of the finish at Detroit At Boston—Kid Chocolate, Cuban lenger for the middleweight title. the first time this pair was out. ’The F E R R m the indoor sport. Holland and Quish Perkins L. Lathrop has returned Did you know that the officials bantamweight, stopped Johnny Foreign Competition. also did their bit. Ted Torrant, fight last night was too dispiriting, Vacca of Boston, 9, But it is the heavyweight cham home after taking a three iveeks’ in charge of- staging the recent in to mean anythinig except paiq to the Dixie forward, took something like . Vacation In Florida. door track meet at the Hartford Jack Mc'Vey, New York, kayoed pionship, our particular playtoy 50 shots from the floor but failed beholder. This fellow Miller evi Arthur Flynn, of Lawrence, Mass., through the regimes of Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. George Maskiell, Armory when Nurmi appeared dently isn’t a successful repeater. to make a single hoop. Mrs. William Blackburn and Mrs. there, lost $800 on the promotion? 8. Corbett, Fitzsimmons, Jeffries, dt was Etta CluloxVs basket He arose from the Axminster a Ernie Schaaf, Boston heavy Johnson, Willard, Dempsey and .Tohn Kingsbury and son Jr. motor number of times finally to clip heaved from outside the foul line . ed to Guilford Thursday to visit Ty Holland and Walter Dunn will weight, won decision over A1 Fried Tunney, covering some forty years, that gave the Rec Girls their win. Tommy Grogan—there’s a name for man, Boston, 10. that is taking the real rap from Mr. and Mrs» Charles Perkins. meet in the finals of the Rec pocket your shirt bosom— but w’hen they The score was deadlocked at 20 all !Mrs. Fred Geisecke and two billiards tournament late this after At New London—Jack Britton, foreign competition nowadays. We at the time. Anne Scranton also brought them back for another, former welterweight champion, out got due warning when three of the daughters are visiting relatives in noon. Dunn meets Herb Wright in nothing happened in large quanti was in the limelight. The summary: Mt. 'Vernon, N. Y. a town title match early in the pointed Farmer Joe Cooper of Terre last six challengers, Carpentier, R.SC Girls (22) ties. It was much tho same last Haute, Ind., 10.’ Firpo and Heeney, were products of r Word has been received in town afternoon. Sam Houston will prob night, only more so. In fact, the p B. F.. T. of the marriage of Frank D. Con ably play Joe Brozowski this after boxing in other countries. We paid 1 Scranton, rf .. . . . 3 1-1 7 only thing comparable with it, in no great attention. Today,- we ners "Who was formerly employed at noon also. the matter of advance interest and smart men In this world, but none 1 Foster, rf ...... -0 0-0 0 Autumn View farm. must pay attention. The qualified 0 Mar. IVelles, If • • • 2 0-1 4 lack of action, was the terrible of them yet has discovered a way candidates at this moment are The country roads are still in a The local DeMolay basketball Maloney-Delaney “bust of several to win a fight without fighting. 0 Clulow, If ...... 2 0-0 4 very bad condition being impass team plays the New Britain chap Schmeling, a German; Paulino, a 0 Mir. 'Welles, c 2 1-5 6 years ago. For a time,-' neither of them Spaniard/Von Porat, a Norwegian, able by auto. ter in that city this afternoon. Not Impressive 2 Shearer, rg ...... 1 0-1 2 Tolland County Farm Bureau fouight. la fact, they spent more and Jack Sharkey. It is lioasible, 0 Blatter, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 Miller has done most of his fight than the first two minutes doing of course, that Jimmy Maloney may ■ " Agent Ernest E. Tucker spoke at SCHENECTADY IN TRIALS. ing around Chicago and the mid nothing. A fad which would have 2 McLaughlin, Ig . . . 0 6-1 0 Coventry Grange, No. 75, P. of H., carry his return all the 'way back .a iM Glens Falls, N. Y., March 23..— dle west, but I’m certain he is well obtained all of the available air for to where he was in early 1927 and Thursday evening, on “The Greatest The Schenectady High school bas acquainted in New Haven, nobody 6 10 2-9 23 Need of the Farmer Today.'’ The a couple of preliminary boys. The that the Walker-Loughran winner Gonnectlciit General (20) ketball team clashes tonight with else could have taken that “Hold rest of the affair wasij’t that bad, may yet get up there. Worthy Lecturers had an unusually the St. Mary’s high quintet of ’Em Yale” thing so literally. He n P B. P. .T, b-ut it wasn’t enough better to fig These are mere possibilities. The Interesting program which was only Westfield, Mass., in the final round was Impressive in only one round, 1 Trefren, rf, Ig • • • 3 2-6 8 a sample of what to look for in the ure in the grand total. No blood others are definitely accepted as 0 Swiglor, rf, rg • • • 2 0-0 4 of the eastern states basketball the fourth, in which it seemed pos was spilled, nobody had even his surviving candidates and, as such, future. tournament. Schenectady defeated sible for him to miss Mc.LarnIn with 2 McDale, It . . . • • • 3 0-0 4 The special music for Easter Sun feelings hurt. Miller was cautioned are likely to decide the champion 2 Durkin, If, Ig . . . . 0 0-0 0 Emerson Institute of Washington, a straight left, presume this Is five times for hitting low and re It is said by smart baseball men sold himself to the Browns after he day was rehearsed last evening. The D. C., In one semi-final last night the reason he abandoned these tac ship without looking elsewhere. 3 'Megson, c ...... 1 0-0 8 :hoir will practice .again after Chris peated the punch possibly five times that Dick Ferrell, young catcher was made a free agent by Judge Three foreigners and one American! 0 Hollister, c . . . • • • O' 0-0 0^ by a score of 24 to 18, and” St. tics immediately. Anyhow, he made more. But McLarnin never .com with the St. Louis Browns, is one of Landis when the Giants and Tigers tian Endeavor Sunday evening. Mary’s eliminated Hun Prep School almost no fight of any kind, except No great nou>l<«!hment in that 1 Browne, rg . . . . . 1 0-0 2: About $73 was realized on the plained, he seemed to sense the fact the best young catchers to hit the got Into a fuss about their Tights ratio. of Princeton, N, J„ by a 17 to 16 ,'n spasmidlc flashes; he grabbed, he that he was due to win this one off mUjor leagues in years. Ferrell Thicken pie supper given by the score in the other. Wllby of Water to him. The Browns gave him $25,''- 9 9 20^ ■Jeld, he covered, he ducked, but he by himself and, besides, a better was with Columbus In the Amer- (tOO to sign and they say he Is England's poultry flocks have In Chcral Club last week. bury was beaten In the first round. didn’t fight. There are a lot of sportsman doesn't live. Halftime Score: 13-12, Hartford.] lean Association last season and worth every penny, of It creased 30 per cent since 1913. Referee: Danfly. AJier| •'-.-■’iV-c. ■ -i- . v i ’ \ MANC3HE5TER EVENING HERAED, SOXTIH MANCHESTER," CONN.^ SATURDAY^ MARCH 23, 1929. ^AGBTEirr'^ \ Springtime Is Moving Time-Use Herald Advts. If You Have A House To B ell Or Rent! ^1 M v V Moving—Trucking— Storage 20 Apartminita, Flats, Tensmenta 08 ipv Want Ad Information. Card of Thanks E TOWN DOING ITS PART MAUNDERS’ CANTATA CARD OP THANKS ! PERRETT & GLENNEY. Call any- FOR RBNT—FlVB ROOM flat on P«l. 'mont itreot. downstalra. all nod- Manchester moving and trucking and freight •m Improveinenta and garaga. In- W * wish to thank our friends and qulra 17 Oalmont straat.' T«i> M-6. IN PLUGGING MUDHOLES GOOD FIUDAY NIGHT neighbors for their kindness and work and express. Dally express to " Evening Herald sympathy shown us, at the time of Hartford. Mail Your Ad To TO RBNT CBNTB17NIAL apart- the death of our husband and father. LOCAL and LONG distance moving, manta‘ tour room apartmant. Jani Gassified Advertisements MRS. HERMAN HELM AND FAMI- by experienced men. Public store tor aarylca haat, gaa ranga, lea box Trap Rock Patching Fills Up BY. furnlabed. Call • Manohaatar Con Postponed Because of Inability PAunt six average words to a line. house. L. T. Wood, 66 Bissell street. Low Spots on Camp Meeting Initials mzmbera and abbreviations Tel. 496. The Herald struction Company, SlOO or 78S-3. to Get Soloist—-Thirty-five each count as a word and compond Annuoncements 2 Road. ■words as two words. Minimum cost Is STORAGE ROOM for furniture or FOR RBNT—MODERN aix room to Sing, . . pries o£ thres Unes. ^ NOTICE TO TAXI driver applicants. mechandl.se, available at Braltli- single, on Elro street, with garage. Drivers who answered adv. In Herald ■walte’s. 52 Pearl street. May 1st. Walter Frlcha. 64 East Mid Manchester is doing its part in Maunders “ Olivet to Calvary” lilns rates per day for transient for positions, please be at room 10, dle Turnpike. Telephone 348-4. the cause of better roads leading in State Theater Building. Monday filANCHESTER AND NEW YORK which was to have been sung to EffectlTS March morning at 10 o’clock. City 20c Taxi Motor Dispatch. Dally service be FOR RBNT— FOUR AND five room to Manchester. Town employes are morrow evening at 5 o’clock by the Company. tween New York and Manchester. tenements near Chaney mllla Mod at work spreading trap rock on the choir of the Swedish Lutheran 6 Consecutive Days 7 ct» 9 cts Call 7 or 1282. ern Improvements. Rent very rea low, muddy parts, of the Camp U cts SEWING MACHINES rented by week sonable. Inquire Tailor Shop, 5 1-3 church has been postponed until 8 Consecutive Days 9 cts Meeting road, starting at the inter Good Friday evening at 7:30 11 cts 13 CIS or month. Repairs on all makes. Now Professional Services 22 Walnut street. Tel. 2470. ^ All^ orders for'irregular Insertions and used machines for sale. Singer section of Oak Grove street. Camp o’clock. The difficulty of obtain will bo charged at the one-time rat^ Sewing Machine Co.. 649 Main. Teh FOR RBNT—FOUR room tenement, Meeting road and Bush Mountain modern Improvements, rent reason ing a tenor, familiar with the solo Special rates for long term every 2828-W. PIANO TUNING road, and working east on the parts, is the reason for postpone day advertising given upon request k able. Inquire at 65 Starkweather street after 6 p. m. Camp Meeting road. Ads ordered for thjeo or sir days STEAMSHIP TICKETS—All parte of John Cockerham ment. However, the choir will 6 Orchard St. i Tel. 24 5-5. Heavy trap rock is being dumped sing a short program of sacred and stopped before the third or the world. Ask for sailing lists and FOR RBNT— 6 ROOM flat, first floor, day will be charged only for the ac rates. Phone 750-2. Robert J. Smith, at the rate of five truck loads each EXPERT BARBERING. courteous Clip this Blank—Write Your Ad, all Improvements Vacant April lat. numbers at the service instead. ■ tual number of times the ad aPP*ar- 1009 Main street. Call 688-3 or 219 Summit street. day. Just at present the lowest Thirty-five voices will take part ed. charging at tha rale earned, but and expert service that will win your approval. Latest styles, follow Number of insertions here------spots are being treated, so the work in giving the cantata and Maurice no allowances or refunds can be made Automobiles for Sale 4 FOR RBNT—6 ROOM tenement. on si.x time ads stopped after the ing dictates of fashion. Midget Bar Is not confined to any one section Wallen, tenor of Hartford, has been ber Shop, 1013 Main street. North BIm street, newly renovated, of the road. GOOD USED CARS modern improvements, garage. Cali obtained as soloist. Miss E. Ma ^^k^o*^"uil forbids” : display lines not Print your name and address below. 258. This work will be continued to 1927 Nash Sedan. Repairing 23 rlon Dorward will play the organ *°The Herald will not bo responsible 1927 Nash Coach. the town line, a distance of about and Miss Eva M. Johnson, the 7928 Essex Sedan. FOR RENT— 5 ROOM flat, all Im a quarter of a mile. for more than one Incorrect Insertion WANTED—AUTO owners desiring provements, garage. Apply 28 Hollis piano. This cantata is sung hp- of any advertisement ordered for 1927 Chevrolet Coupe. 1925 Overland Co.icii. expert repair or welding service at ter street, The heavy trap rock is taking nually and is looked forward to>b.v more than one time. reasonable prices to call at The care of the mud holes. Later the The inadvertent omission of 'Poor- 1925 Studebaker Sedan. music lovers in Manchester and 1925 Essex Coach. Oliver Welding Works, corner Pearl rect publication of advertising will be and Spruce streets. Boslness Locations for Rcr. 64 road is to be worked to a level and vicinity. rectified only by cancellation of the 1923 Dodge Coupe. given a coating of gravel or fine charge made for the service rendered. 1925 Ford Sedan. AUTOMOBILES— Wagons repainted. FOR RENT—STORE on corner of \ MADDEN BROS. screenings and then rolled. • • • Duco V A *0L»m / Ci 'EM- Luthefit hymns'were a great influencehi the*"birth"of the l^rotestant church. Among them perhaps the best known is, “ A Mighty Fortress Is Our Gkid.” In the castle of the ttoble)bie and the cottage of peasant, Luther’s hymi.li became the watchword of th * Reforma- Bttfc. Tnde Mtrk, Off) and tynopm, Copyright, 1929. Tf}* CfoW >■ \ -W, 4E MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., P A G E E L E l r&APPER F A N I^ SAYS^l SKIPPY By Percy L. Crosby fsti . But Va :'X m t CRRANO? ' GOLF Ur A TRKE. DiON'X S A Y TO d i d n ' t I S A Y T o Thera’s a PALM TREE on to HURRY H O R R V b a c k ? day’s letter golf course and It voice makes the par eight. Perhaps you can beat the solution on another page:' p A L M < BEG. O. k. BAT. OfT. OU 2», »Y NtA SEHVICE. INC Copyilcht, 1) 29, Percy L. Croiby, Centnl Prcii Aun., Ine. Tliere's trouble brewing wlieii tbe cat’s milk has gone to tlie The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE d o g s . By Gene Ahern SENSE and NONSENSE t h e *Toor4Ef^'/lUUE‘ Tf^ACtTioi^ do. H A ^ L E 3 S 'Tf^oU B LE ___ BiiT MAToR.,wjf’s Ho XM so SbRRV, F16HT ME A P u i T f l MAKlK(^ STAY oFF THE PUiATF^M TRoFESSo r --WHY, I CoULP ‘ And furthermore half the world ^ Lise DRVlklS l b TALK MlT p o R K [***' AiJUiHiLATE You With doesn't care a dang how the other, T R EL. E: THAN AhlY eoMPANY iM THE Wof^UP. l)itELLl6EWr COkJ\A)ERSATlO)J; half lives. DRESDEkl, I HAF - I U))LL*ASK A FuY-SWATTER T*** TH E RULES I HIM To Clerk— What is your pleasure, “r^ACH MokIg k c Ys ivi z o o wK*A.Yoii covJceiTep U)H0 HaF'BESSER APOLOG»Z.ES .sir? 1— The idea of Letter Golf is to LiTYlE sgiiEAK /s. George Heron— necking and change one word to another and do v/a H ! ^ U ilS Y b e c a u s e I S A Y -AHEM w p u l l a drinking, sir. But right now 1 want it in par, a given number of strokes. CLYDE, kcTHE a pair of socks. HE ISS piJMB,WHicM ISS s o , B oTTLE OvlER VbilR Thus to change COW to HEN, in ■PROFESSOR three strokes, COW, HOVv^ HEW, HE ihiStiLTS HEAP, PASS Yoii She: “ Sam. if 30U don’t stop I ’m IS VERY HEN. I ^ v^.^\F IT H o r oFFToR APtCKLE/= going to call papa. Stop, stop now, 2— You change only one letter seHSiTiv/E, 1 tell you. Take your arm down. at a lime. ^ V o Y I HAF AUREAp Y k il l s o v-fiSH T VoU A Papa! Papa!’’ ‘^AklD AT 3— You must have a complete MAhlV Bl6 LUMMOX l\KE HIM PUEL.,— Yes., WITH Papa (in the next room): “ What word, of common usage, for each T M E S Y oU is it?” jump. Slang words and abbrevia . ( f . lKiPLJEL,‘ r \/oULP TieHT SPEAK oaiTe \ A PAIR She: "What time is it?” tions don’t count. MlK ■pUeL Tom orrow . "To R PliPE T o. 4— The order of letters cannot be HIM ' WtitOEE-ZCRS Mr. Webster in his famous book changed. HlS IfisUtrs To ME . ^ I Ajsr- says that a dumb waiter is an ele One solution is printed on X TAUT LIKE CHEItlTLEMAlJi vator for carrying dishes, lie is another page. ^ BUT HE ISS PUMB wrong. A dumb waiter is a guy that m • # asks a girl for a kiss and then waits for it. The politest man I know never speaks his mind, never asserts a be "Did you hear about the raid at lief or stands for a principle. He is Smith’s house party last night?” just the politest man 1 know . . . “ No.- Was any whiskey found?” Some women are so giddy it Is not “ Not a drop— the officers forgot even safe to trust them with their illiU llllllli to bring a stomach pump.” own husbands . . . Some time ago I saw a woman I always believed to Golden promises of Increased pa be entirely nice, lose her temper tronage, publicity and prosperity and fly into a stormy passion. The battered down the feeble arguments way she talked and acted showed of the proprietor against the sales me she never .was very nice . . . man’s ware. It seems tliat the old Too many people say nice things fellow was a bootblack and the man just to be pice . . . As a rule the of the silver tongue was doing his better you behave the belter you best to unload a case of shoe pol get along. ish on the other. I'lnally the bar tering was at an end, and the slick Porter: “ Where’s your trunks, seller departed minus his case of sir?” samples, but enriched by an equiv Salesman: “ I use no trunks.” Porter: “ But Ah tho’t you was C - 6 - - alent quality of well-thumbed dol — lars. When the dapper one had one 0’ those Iravelln’ salesmen.” closed the door behind him and wav Salesman: “ I am, but 1 sell ed a final theatrical farewell, the Drains, understand? I sell brains.” Porter: “ ExcVi'-e me, boss, but old man looked down at his new •«"««. IHfc! K G . O. S. PAT. OPT.. youse the fust travelin’ fella that’s ‘lira-wav M - purchase, sadp shook his head and (*Fom»ine Fox. 1929." Th« Bell Syndicate. Inc.) muttered “ .Mah goodness, but been here who ain’t carryin’ no dat man sho’ had polish.” samples.” “ Do you keep animal crackers for 1 A small town is one where the . WASHINGTON TUBBS II Wash Has a Job on His Hands By Crane all kinds of animals? I want some 1 civic leaders haven’t started a cam- for our new monkey.” palgu lor an airport. I 120VAL MeSSENfaeR, SlP. HIWM&U. DOT'S NOT ■BUT, GEE w\iV This is a Big ^ ( po o f I d o t s M\T DeCRce OROeClNG per SOU GONNA tA'i JOB. SOU ARE RESPONSIBIUTV. HOWA 1 GOMNA V SOUR AFFAIR. IMtAeDl/XTe VtTHDRAVAlAV. LOOKS VJMt To TAVi6 DER GUAROlAM UF GUARD TiA’ TROOP MONEY AM' TH' I LEAF SOU DER Of MOKEW To PA^ D6R yOtNUWWie I\\aIRi6HT. \T vwlTrt SOU? DER TREASURE- TREASURS in DIFFERENT places; ROYAL TRUCK- TROOPS. ,------T PPRE-'S GO08ER'S DEUFER \T SOURSELF. ALL AT Tv;’ SAME TiNAE? UND VMTvARU. 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There is no sense in keen delight. ’Twas great to staying here. Who’s game to fol see the broad daylight, when they ^ / T low me?” “ I am, yelled Coppy, u s s e w h e r e , HOWO'^-DOESN’T (AAKE. Now FAGE TWELVE flattrhgalgr Engnitm 8fraU> SATURDAY, MARCH 23,1929.“ Miss Barbara Bendall, daughter ■ Miss Helen Modean of 40 Forest MODERN-OLD TIME WHITS •— DANCE of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Bendall of street accompaAied by Miss Hlldur DANCE 3IONDAY EVENING Chestnut street has returned home Swanson and her’brother Eric, of Manchester Green School Buckland School, P. T. A. fron% Tuft’s colic,ge for the Easter 174 Maple street, left last night to 6 Prizes! 92.50 Gold vacation. spend the week-end in’ Boston, SATURDAY EVEMXG. MARCH 23 WATKINS^BROTHERSi In c Mass. COST AVehr’s Orchestra Pieces for First Prizes Hose Company No. 1, S. M. F. D. ' ■ * Dan Miller, Prompter C.ASES’ ORCHESTRA At whatever price you pay, you are cer * Admission 50 Cents will hold its annual banquet to Have your car greased at Camp Admission S5c. night at its headquarters. Roast bell’s Filling Station, Main and tain that you are obtaining-our personal at . . Don’t Forget the April Fool tenderloin will be the main course. ESTABLISHED 54 YEARS Middle Turnpike. Courteous and LINO J. KENNEDY’S eCacieht service. tention and the utmost abilities of this or Frolic and Dance Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Deed of CHAPEL AT 11; OAIO.ST, 310XDAY EVENING, APRIL 1 First Broadcasting Band 134 Grove street. Rockville, par ganization to , serve you faithfully and At the Masonic Temple ents of Mrs. J. Seymour Brown of efficiently. Given by the Tall Cedars and Henry otreet and well known Robert K^Ahclerson. PKone500 . Masonic Club RAINBOW locally, will informally celebrate Funeral Director; /or2S37-W Jack Morey’s Orchestra TONIGHT their golden wedding by keepiiug SUNDAY DINNER Admission 75c. .All Modern Dancing open house for their friend.s be iUmtprttl tween the hours of 2 and .') and 7 at the and 9 o’clock, on Tuesday of next 251*.^. iHain street i»antbe