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yOL. U V „ NO. 175. (deeatted AdrerttetaK on Bece 14.) MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 24, 1935. (SIXTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS SENATE CONFIRMS Just "Another Actor”, That GRAIN MARKET Gentleman Behind Mae West? FEAR GENERAL STRIKE H A Il NOMINATION POSTPONES ITS OPENOWTODAY Democrats at First Plan to WALKER TO DIRECT IN HARTFORD DISTRICT Board of Trade Oppose Action Bnt Aban­ Chy and State Leaders Hold BIG RELIEF FUND Wants to Clear Up Legal Lindy Waived Honor don It After a Conference Conference to Prepare for Problems Before Trading With Governor. Lawyer Replaces For Pacific Flight Emergency — Hartford Is Besomed. state .Capitol,. Hartford, April 24. Richberg oo the National New York, April 24.—(AP)—Ool.* Pan-American officials frequently Police Dnve Throogh the Charles A. Undbergh, whose flying^ The Senate confirmed the have pointed out that Muslck's Chicago, April 24.— (A P )—Open ability gave him fame and fortune, flight was not to be regarded as the AenomlhiStlon of ICdward F. Hall aa Emergency Coimdl. Ing of the Board of Trade was post­ is pleased that other veteran avia­ inauguration of a regular trans- Streets Armed With Riot state Finance Oommisaioner today tors are reaping their share of the poned today pending clarification of Paclte MfVlce, but was intended after Democrats abandoned a plan world’s plaudits for long distance simply as a test of technical flying certain legal problems arising from Guns — Truck Is Bnmed to oppose action on it pending the Washington. April 24.— (A P)— transoceanic flying. . conditions on the East Pacific. receipt from the governor of his Frank C. Walker, New York law­ action o f the Rosenbaum Grain It was disclosed today that the Since Lindbergh’s judgment on colonel was one of the Pan-Ameri­ nomination for state agent of agen­ yer, took charge today of a clearing CTorporatlon in seeking reorganiza­ technical matters is of high impor­ on Newington Highway. cies and institutions. tion under the amended Federal can Airways officials most anxious tance in the company’s Inner coun­ house through which plans for Bankruptcy Act. to see Edwin C. Mustek, captain the cils, aviation circles have understood The selecUop of Hall, a Republi­ spending the $4,000,000,000 works can, was confirmed unanimously and Announcement o f the postpone­ Pan-American clipper on its re

inatioa, defense attorneys William 38«-|>ed napaeity and BOO beds that OovatiMr W. L, Cross hiui ua- A. Kelly and John A. Walker, seugbi aaeosd. tha rssolutioa said. ^ oonaidsratioa renominating SENATE FINANIZ GROUP I’SGIFIS to show that these slips were for EXPLORER’S WIFE IB tha midst of today’s fast mov­ Baymood F. (Satas, a RqiubUcaa, to advances of salaries to oSloeTs of ing developments, rm orts became tha post was ao amended that the various In­ payments to extra workers and fOr dustries looked after their own em­ tastefully decorated.In green, and current that considerable opposition Tha Democrats were repraseated ENDS BONUS HEARINGS crepe-paper table covers In pastel TO POLICE OTE) the bank. arould be offered to a proposal to ployes. Attempt also was made by the WEEPS ON STAND as faMlag that either the sUte The postal committee aoaerted in shades of yellow and green covered include la a bill authorizing the agency or the finance oommisaion- The feature of the evening’s pro­ the Individual card tables. defense attorneys to show that of­ construction of a lew home for the ership should go to a member of Administrator of Veterans' its report that the Post Office De­ ficers of the bank had been receiv­ partment was not losing money in Inadvertently a news item in yea- gram was the appearance of Mas­ Miss Lyle Thayer, Mrs. Dorothy feeble-minded the names of the di­ their party. Affaira Saya Cash Payment ter Harry Eno of Hartford, (whose Turner, Miss A^llce Briggs and Misa ing advances for a number of years rectors for this institution. Governor Croas sent Hall’s name Mm. John Franoeedwes. Its handling of newspapers, emd terday'a issue of The Herald referred Si js Alleged Defi- and that these slips covered the ad' H ri. Graot Carreth Wells Is Would Cost Two Biliiona. Mrs. Antoinetta Fraaceacbena further reported a steadily decreas­ Senior Oub of Girls* Friendly stage name la Pat O’Toole). He is Hannah Jensen were In charge in As approved by the committee oa to the Senate for confirmation yes­ to Mrs. Jamea Foley ail manager of the kitchen; Mrs. Viola Trotter aiid vances. They also attempted to humane insUtuUons, tha bUI pro­ terday. Bolton Center, wife of John Frai Congressman Declares It h* ing use of the mails in the last few the "Mancheeter Taxi Company’ Society Puts On Highly Suc­ a well-known radio entertainer and bring'OUt the fact that the practice vided for the appointment of the cesebena, died at her home Tuea years because with the general im­ Urs. Foley's concern (a the City gave a number of Irish Impersona­ Misa Gertrude Liddon, decorations; "deiqr n MarshilTs Ac­ On Verge of Hysteria Dar­ It waa understood that tha aUte Washington, April 34 —(AP) — Not Even Firm’s Office Work­ cessful Entertainment. tions, which included the "Brick­ Miss Evelyn Robinson, tickets; Mrs. W hathei fo o noad $10 at $300' of paying advances stooped with directom by the governor. When agency nomination waa imminent day. She leaves . five daughters, flnences Voters Too Mnch provement in roads, papers could be Cab. Louie Neron operates the the election of a new slate of of the bill reached the approbriations The Senate finance committee con­ Miss Mary Pranceachena and Miss delivered to readers more quickly Manchester Taxi Co. layer’s Tap Dance” and a fast tap Ethel Davis and Miss Dorothy Rus­ —y o o sjo mu* > sulek, ootitoeas and that It probably would be sub­ cluded its bonus hearings today St. Mary'a parishionera number to the tune of "Two Tick­ sell, entertainment and Misa Flor­ atreie*—with Mpt^oiaal torau <• cen ts Partly Doe to This. fleers. ing Cros^Elalnination. committee, however, the appointive mitted to the Senate by the chief Elizabeth Franceachena, both of e rs Able to E nter the Plant and cheaply by truck. ABOUT TOWN and with testimony by Frank T. Hlnea, Bolton; Miss Margaret Francesebena Order Reeclnded friends to the number of 260 en­ ets to Georgia." "Pat" waa dress­ ence Madden, dining room. •all foui prasont Ineoat. Tha peUtlon was changed so that the executive this week. administrator of vetcraua affairs, and Is Not Fair Test Mrs. Walter Olson Is chairman cf liie building committee of the Ital­ only 00*1 la a monthly ehaiqa al chief executive would have no part of Hartford, Mrs. Rose Dean of Man' The postal committee also point­ ian club will hold a meeting, post­ joyed the fourth annual Irish Tea ed In true Irish fashion, consisting Seoaioa Delayed ~ that the Patman and Vinson cash ed out that the plan tor delivering the rummage sale which the Ladles' of a pair of overalls, a plaid shirt, thraa pai can) on lha onpaid aMdfaport, April 34—(AP)—Tlie HOSPITAL NOTES Bridgeport. April 24.—(AP)— la making the selection. The Democratic caucus and other Chester, and Mrs. Arthur Olgren of a t Toledo. poned from Easter Sunday, at 7:30 party given In the Parish House b aU n o a. payment plana would »coat 81,0W„ . Three sons, Joseph unaddressed matter in the malls by Aid Society of Emanuel Lutheran Kelly-green necktie and a. large’ defense for A. W. Vf. Mersbell, Mm. Zetta Wells, of Weston, wife of News to Eoeles conferences held up the start of 000,000, roughly, more than the Washington, April 34— (AP)_ cbu'.-ch will conduct Friday, begin­ o’clock tonight in the clubrooma. It last evening by the Senior Club of derby hat. His act was received the Senate aeaslon for more than an Francesebena rnd Albert Frances­ carriers had been ordered rescinded is expected that action will be taken the GIrla’ Friendly Society. Miss IDEAL FINANCING former vice president of the Oreen- Morris Sullivan of Wapping, Bar­ Grant Caryeth Wells, author and Senator Albert E. Ecclea, Social­ Harrison compromiae. ebena of Bolton, and Adolph FraO' Straw ballots and band-wagon by Postmaster General Farley after ning at 9 a. m„ in the store In the with great applause and he W-as RUMMAGE SALE wieh Trust Od., said In Superior ney McConvlUc of 80 Wells street. ist, of Bridgeport, chairman of the hour. Toledo, O., April 34. — (AP)— Farr building formerly occupied by at this meeting on the proposed I Irene Walter, president of the club. called upon to give an encore. Miss explorer, wept copiously and reached Two bills, which would require Chairman Harrison, author of the ceachena of New York, and two votes, says Representative Pierce protests that it waa unfair had been construction of an addition to the was general chairman In the , , Auspices of Ladk's’ Aid of ASSOCIATION. Ino. ^ Court here today that the adleged Charles Anderson of 1016 Middle committee on humane institution compromise, announced at the con­ Strikers at the Chevrolet Motor made by the A.N.P.A., and other the Ladies’ shop. Mrs. Olson will be Dorothy Ru.ssell noted as accom­ Room 6 Rublnow Bldg. 1 deficiency in the banker’s accounts Turnpike Shut, Mm. Martha Brad­ the verge of hysteria on the witness said the change made in the bill employers to place the number of sisters, Mrs. Mary Cordanl of (D., Ore.), are growing evils which Company’s, branch factory here assisted by Mrs. Gustaf Johnson, clubhouse. absence of Rector J. S. Neill made panist for the entire program. Emaiiuel Lutheran, hours worked and the hourly rate clusion of Hinea’ testimony, that Brooklyn, and Mrs. Catherine De- newspaper organizations. the announcements. 843-853 Main St. Phone 72)11 ! went in idfts to extra help, such os ley of 18 South street, Mrs. Bertha stand In Superior Court shortly be­ waa “news to him,” and said he the committee would meet tomorrow threaten *o prevent a fair tryout tightened their picket lines so close­ The report of the paper commit-- Mrs. Albert Larson, Mrs. Clarence Following the entertainment the ■■ILL DAY FRIDA*. APRIL tfl ' policemen and others. Marshall, is Fulton of 378 Hilliard street, were fore 1 o’clock today. planned to Ifiquirs aa to why it waa of pay upon the face of pay en-^ barbarirl of Syracuse, and six grand' for the American form of govera- ly today that not even the firm’s of­ Peterson, Mrs. Emma Benson, Mrs. Dr. Friend has arrired back Mrs. BMith Judd, soprano, open­ velopes, aa well as the total in execuUve session in an effort to children. The funeral will be held tee advocated the buying of news­ in town, looking sun tanned And vig­ ed the program with the song. "I’ll audience was directed to the dining Opens at 9 u. m. — Farr Bli.i-k : oelBf tried on seven counts of lar- admitted, and Mrs. Ethel Tates of At the time Mrs. Wells was being made. report out a bUI to the Senate ment. fice workers and foremen were able print from A.nerlcan mills oa a Albert Harrison, Mrs. Allan Coe and hall where they wore served light Formerly the L-sdles’ Shop. j ceny and his trial has developed IV>ckviUe, Miss Mary Cunningham cross-examined by Attorney Joseph Eccles is named as one of the di' imount of pay, were sent back to Thursday at 8:30 a. m. at Holloran's to enter. Mrs. John Hultman. Articles may be orous, from a cruise to the West Take You Home Again, Kathleen." tha labor committee today by the The veterans’ bead, who has held funeral home, and at 8 o’clock a t S t He ao told the House post office means of protection against the ef- Indies. A musical sketch "Memories” fol­ refreshments. The dining hall was I into a mass of bookkeeping mystery. of 31 Middle Turnpike East, Olga A. H. Symonds, counsel for Mi;s. rectors in tbs revieed bill. bit post through Republican as well committee, when he asked it to ap­ Hugh Dean, in charge of manu­ forta of the government of the left at the store any time after 2 Read The Herald Adrs. F. R. Olshome, Jr., secretary and Brennan of 18 Edgerton street, Mrs. Luard Wells, of Senator Kenneth F. Earner, Re­ House. James’s church. It will be private, facturing operations of Chevrolet, o'clock on Thursday. lowed. which proved most enter­ The Lower Branch alao reconsid­ as DemocraUc administrations, sub­ Burial wlU be In S t James's cemc prove Us bill making It unlawful to Province of Quebec to force Cana­ Margaret E. Hood Circle of Kings taining. A number of old-time treasurer of the bank since January John Erickson and infant son of 34 is charging that the present publican, of Wethersfield, chairman mitted to the committee a moss ot tery. use the mails for straw balloto. said that more than 2,300 men are dian manufacturers to sell at higher . 1, was on the stand during the en> Pearl street and Mrs. Richmond Wells alienated the affection of of the appropriations committee, ered and repaased the bill crieatlng Daughters was admitted at the ses­ songs were stfng by a mixed chorus commiaalon to study government­ staUsUca on the coat and effect of Pierce told the eommittre he had affected by the strike, which' was prices than the 1934 rate. Members of the Manchester and portrayed by members of the tire morning. He presented profit Hogg and Infant son of 7 Hilliard author and Is demanding *50,000 said be did not know who bad sug­ the various bonus plana, but he did colled yeaterday by the United Auto­ sion last evening of the County con­ al ' reorganlxatlon. '' been in the political game 48 years "It would seem that the only de­ Country club who plan to attend the vention held S t the Fourth Congre­ club and a few young men of the and debit slips to show alleged street were discharged yesterday. danuiges. gested the proposed change and not express his own views on them. and a candidate 18 tlmea.” mobile Workers Federal Union. How fense publishers have against the dinner and dance at the clubhmue shortages. During the cross exam- A son wa-s bom yesterday to Mr. Symonds was examining Mrs. represented himself as having “an When the measure was passed by many of them are actual strikers gational church, Hartford. This cir­ parish. ’’Schooldays” was represent­ tbj House, yesterday, it failed to He did, however, speak favorably ABOUT TOWN The former governor ot Oregon intervention of the Quebec govern­ next Saturday are urged to notify cle, which was organized here dur­ ed by Ethel Madden who wore a and Mm. George Tedford of 8 Bank Wells on a marriage license taken open mind” aa to whether the direc­ of a suggestion that the Harrison aa.scrted that a magazine poll in waa undetermined, but Fred ment to force artificially an Increaae Mrs. Sheehan the stewardess, pr street. . out In Alexandria, Va., In March. tors should be named directly in the consider an amendment appropriat­ Schwake, business representative of ing the winter. Is the first In the short gingham dress and carried ing *30,000 to the commission wh'cb measure should provide for cash The town highway department is 1924 ’’materially Increased the In newsprint market prices," the re­ Bin Martin, Pro at the club, not county having a membership of school books; "Jingle Bells,” Irene Mrs., Anne Trebbe of 80 West 1833, shortly after Wells had se­ bill or be nomlnsted by the gover­ payment of the surrender value ot scarifying and rolling Eldridgc Coolldge vote,” and in 19MB ’’Hdded the Union, claimed 90 per cent of port read, "is to place their .commit­ later than Thursday. The House Center street, William Diets of M nor. made reconsideration necessary. girls from 18 to 25. The circle was Walter, dressed for sleighing, a set Maccabee Setback cured a Mexican divorce from his Tha fight against an adverse rs the certlflcatea, instead of billeting atreet today. to the Roosevelt strengte.” the employes among its members. ments aa far aa possible with United Committee expects a large attend­ of sleigh-bells gave a realistic Keeney stmet were admitted to­ first wife. A report became current alao that negoUable bonds. Hines aald this Operation Suspended represented by three members, TONIGHT AT 8 O'CXOCK day. port on the labor bills waa led by "When these straw votes are i State mills, with whose gov.ernment ance and, owing to limited space, Marion Brewer, Mary Hitt and touch; “Let Me Call You Sweet­ the finance committee may decide Rep. W. J. Lyon of Norwalk, who would be simpler from an adminis­ The drain pipe which crosses en,” he said, "the people begin Although the 2,300 have'pay en- they can deal directly, or with mllla must plan sufficiently in advance to BALCB A BROWN HALL Mortis Sullivan of Wapping died ‘’velopes due Friday, the pickets re­ Esther Moxley. It waa named for heart,” Helen Crawford and WII-' to report the combination municipal claimed they were Important to tration viewpoint and would maae Gerard street, extending in rear ot discuaa them., They say: ‘We’I operating in foreign countries, Insure that no memher ^all be dis­ Mrs. J. A. Hood who has been lead­ Ham Davis, portraying a young 8 Prises. Refreshments. at 12:05 this afternoon. He was SENATE CONFIRMS aid and tales tax billa to the House labor. no difference in the" government’s the residence-of Charles Shaver, 82 licked,’ Therefore, they don’t taka fused today to let even the employes whose governments have not threat­ appointed. Plans will be made to Admisaloa 38c. admitted last night. er of Loyal, the senior circle, for couple In love. Miss Crawford wear­ rather than in the Senate. "Some employers are out to gyp ulUmate obligsUon. Gerard atreet, has been lowered any Interest in the election, and of the paymaster’s office enter the ened to Interpose themselves on accommodate only those who make more than 20 years. ing a formal dinner dress of aqua- All Playera Welcome! The hospital census today is 57 He told , the committee the Pat­ they don’t vote. plant General operations of the bona fide contracts.” patients.. Senator J. Sedgewlck Tracy, Re­ the employes", he charged and several feet by the mosquito con­ reservations. As previously •m- g.'cen crepe: "Over There,” Hazel H A U NOMINATION publican cbalrraa;: of the finance argued that complaints of shortages man plan would coll for an appro­ trol crew under the direction of “Easy To Monlpolato” factory were suspended yesterday nounced a "Rickers’ ” handicap The Amaranth Sewing club will Greenway, wearing a trim navy committee aald he did not know of in pay envelopes often resulted in priation or an issue of new money Chester Likely. This work was We must always remember that by the company as part of the men tournament will be held during the on the first shift struck. meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 blue outfit and saluting the Un­ (Ooattaned From Page One) any auch move and that as far as he dismissals.” of *2,201,934,000; the Vinson plan, authorized by the Selectmen to pro­ the straw ballot is very .easy of MORRIS SULUVAN . afternoon. All members who can o'clock with Mrs. Joseph Parke of known Soldier. Miss Coleman knew the committee Intended to fol­ He said that but few employers *2,363,545,000 and the Harrison vide drainage of water from the manipulation. The boxes may be Ellsworth Kramer, president of arrange to do so, are asked to par­ 177 Center street sounded taps at the conclusion of FOOT HFALTH plan *1,198,686. > resigned, and until today Governor low Its original Intention of report­ objected to the bill and contended Shaver cellar. stuff^, or the ballots sent out to a the local union, denied that tfte ticipate. this song; "The Rose of No Man’s P I N E H U R S T - D i a l 4 i f 1 that "it is our duty not to le^slate selected group. The result Is to . union demanded a closed shop Land,” Edna Fox, wearing a nurse’s Crota has taken no steps to replace ing the bill into the Senate. start a band-wagon movement. clause In a contract with the com­ OF WAPPING DIES The Duplicate Bridge Club will LARGE BUNCHE8I An Exprees Shipment them. Most observsrt predict that the for a few who did object” A family reunion was held recent­ A pre-natal clinic will be held hold a tournament Friday night at uniform: "There’s a Quaker Down ■mployes Helpleaa ly at.tbe home of Ralph Jones of 'The success or failure of our pany, although officials of the con­ In Quaker Town.” Evelyn Roblnaon, Fancy Oallfomla ®f Fresh The governor sent In the nomina­ combination will receive Its severest THOMAS WOLFE’S NOVEL kind Of government depends on the tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at the Manchester Country Club at 8 tion for thl.i board after a confer­ test in the House. ‘The employers can corns to ^ 1-2 Center street when all mem­ cern in statements asserted the (Contlnoed From Page One) the Health Center on Haynes o'clock. Hostesses for the evening In a characteristic Quaker costume; DAY honesty and integrity of its efeC'* a s p a r a g u s ! ence with Tone B. Kent Hubbard Hartford to lobby agalnat a bill but bers of the family gathered for the closed shop was the controversy’s street! will be Mrs. Carl Noren, 8300 and "In, the Good Old Summer Time,” Strawberries Because of this possibility some the employes can’t,”, he said. "What first time in many years. Thomas tions, and one of the greatest evils principal issue. length of membership, ot the An­ Evelyn Tedford, wearing dainty bunch president of the Manufacturers' Legislators are represented aa feel­ IS WELL WORTH READING affecting that ia the straw ballot.” Mrs. Ray Pillsbury, 4971. Those Asaoclation of Connecticut and C. possible objection can there be to Jones of Berkeley, California, son of R. P. Briggs, election official of cient Order of United Workmen. He planning to play should make reser­ summer dress of pale pink trimmed ing that It might be expedient to Mr. Jones and a former Manchester The committee deferred action on the Automobile Labor Board, an­ A public setback party will be 4 5 c Eyanson, apokesman for the putting this information on the en­ attended the last meeting, a week given tonight by Manchester Tent. vations by calling them not later with blue; “The Voice In the Old wifA Bonebes S 4-8 IM. 1 5 c aasoclatlon. have the showdown In the House be­ velope.” “Of Time and the • River” Is boy, waa a member of the family his bill after it got a letter from nounced that an employes repre­ ago Monday night, on hla 87th birth­ than Friday noon. Village Choir,” Lillian Reardon, each. fore the measure Is sent to the Lyon then moved rejection of the party. He is visiting old friends Poetmaater General Farley declin­ sentation election scheduled for to­ day. His associates in the order No. 2, Knights of Maccabees in the robed In choir gown; "The Good ’The Iwst berrlea wa During the iaat election. Gover­ Senate. One of the Best of Our Gen­ ing to express either approval or day bad been postponed pending set­ Balch and Btown hall. First, sec­ 1-pound bunohre, 34c. have received this year, nor Cross ^as criticized repeatedly report m town after an absence of 18 arranged for a birthday cake In Us The Epworth League of the South Ship Lollipop.” Ethel Madden, The municipal aid and tales tax Rep. J. M. Dick of Vernon agreed eration. years. disapproval for the idea of keeping tlement of the strike. honor and presented him witn an ond and third prizes will be awarded wearing a suit of rompers, carry­ by Hugh M. Alcorn, the Republican straw'ballots out of tha mall, but to the men and women players who Methodist church will hold Its an­ Fresh Clean Dandelions TlrnTH^ilte Heads of gubernatorial nominee for not filling bills are both Senate measunea. But with Lyon but Rep. Edward Noth- Meanwhile, the board continued to emblem charm for his watch chain. nual meeting and banquet this Fri'- ing a doll and enjoying a lollipop. nage House chairman of the labor By Brace Oatton Members of the Manchester Moth­ adding; watch the strike closelj^, as did He had the privilege at the time ot run up the highest scores. Refresh­ For "It’s Three O’clock in the 17c Vt peck CAULIPIAIWER, 25c the vacancies on the board. since the finance committee plana to 'Tt perhaps should be stated that ments will be served by the commit­ day night at the Green Kettle In Nice Bunch Carrots. The governor camo back with the report them aa one. It may submit committee opposed the Lyon motion. The lot of the average reader will ers’ club are reminded that a box leaders of the American Federation seeing one of his grandsons Initi­ Hartford. Members planning to at­ Morning.’’ Evelyn Burrell and CMsp apimieh. be more pleasant If novelists ever has been placed in Hale's store, in Insofar oa the use of the malls in of Labor and the automobile indus­ ated Into membership. tee In charge, Mrs. Etta G. Perkins, Bimehea of 8maU Baeta. Watercress, 10c bunch. aasertlon that the board did not the Joint measure as a committee ‘This bill would affect the em­ conducting straw ballots in the past cbairnian; State Manager E. A. tend are aaked to meet at the Cen­ Frank Miller were attired In eve­ have sufficient power to carry out bill and report on It in either Hduse. ployer of only one person", he said. dlecover that a short novel—other which they may deposit their con­ try in general. William Green, pres­ Mr. Sullivan was formerly an ac­ ter a t 6 o'clock Friday. Transporta­ ning dress, returning from a formal POLLY PR€STON Pennsylvania Sys­ as deacon and Rev. Vincent FInft as Hickey repUed that the Judiciary subdeacon. During the mass, a IS UNDER AHACK "THRIFT" Glenwoodi by our inspectors. Dnder a auspension of the rules, committee had several billa on the tem Quits Because of III qiiartet IM by Mrs. Agnea Mac- both Houses passed a Joint resolu­ sublect before, adding: Until you open the package tion urging Congress to make an Health -r- Vice President Namara of Bridgeport sang. (Oontinaed from Page One) appropriation to complete the New­ "When the liquor bin is reported Succeeds Him. G A S R A N G E > yourself the cigarettes are scarcely V •More Uaable Space \ • More Value ington hospital for ^sabled veter- I hope that tha gentleman from ' J Norwalk will be able to drink it.” an order restraining the collection This range will change any idea you might touched by human hands. ana. The institution now baa April 24.—(AP)— SMILED TOO SOON stave of the tax.” have had that you "can't afford” to mod­ •More Conveniencca "I doubt whether it ever will be TODAY and $ 5 9 5 0 •More Featurea William W. Atterbury today retired "There have been bills introduced ernize your kitchen and cooking with a feported,” was tha retort. as president of the Pennsylvania —Maurice Korablet. gro­ TOMORROW M ild ripe tobaccos, skilled •More Quality The committee la considering this cer,^ had no intention of losing his Into legislatures during the past new style gas range. •More Advantagea Railroad Company and was suc­ Everybody loves a qeod year which would restrict press . workers and the most modem The subject at ,lta executive aesaion to­ ceeded by MsrUn W. aem ent. vlce- Myiiary, and hers ti the day. *60 la his pockets and hid *335 in freedom,” be pointed out, adding Ca*h or Its cost Is so low and the terms so easy '■5' C > s preeident. most thrillipg of all. . . that the bill appearing Ir the New that you can put it in your kitchen imme- up-to-date machinery dll help Community Players Atterbury, who has been ill since his grocery basket. state Capitol, Hartford. April 34. York Liegislature had been stopped $1.20 a diately and hardly make a ripple in your to make Chesterfield the > i last August and would have retired stopped him, took the ' before It reached the floor of either A *Less Price! —(AP)—Senate Democrata fought next January under the company’s JM.^and asked, "what’s in that baa WUIEH WILLIAM budget. And it haa everything youH find cigarette thafsmilder, the today to checkmate a plan to zub- house. Month in many more expensive models. It’s a regulations, was not a candidate for The bills DOW .before the House of mit a favorable report on -the re- re-election when the board of direc­ "Juat groceries." smiled Kora- Olenwood; that means it is aoUdly and cigarette that tastes “ T o m m y ” nomination of Edward F. Hall aa Diet. Representatives ' providing for a On Our / t s re-organised today and elected graduated tax on payrolls for the substantial^ built and mechanically better. Terms to Suit your Budget t A Good Show for a state finance eommisaioner and rep­ offieera. •‘Well, we eat too,” he was told. ECKffBH 5 Year sound. It has a large baking oven with 'i purpose of creating an unemploy­ f'i'' - '' resented themselves os desirous Instead, Atterbury nominated Tje robbers took the basket sad broiler beneath, a roomy cooking with Good CauBo. that action on this selection be with it got the *325. ment and social insurance fund was four new Super "8PEEDLUX" burners Clement as his successor. Atterbury opposed In the report of the com­ Purcha** withheld until the Senate recelvM had been president of the compaivv that light automatically, concealed auto­ Hollister School the nomination for state agent of since October 1, 1925. ominBiiniF mittee on Federal laws on the Plan matic heat control, full Insulation. agenclea and Institutions. DOOR PLUNGER ground that it would be unfair to . J"' Clement, who Is 53. has been act­ publishers. Oome in and see it—todayl The committee on nominations ing as president since Atterbury’s MARGARET HaU was prepared to submit its report Weatherford, Okla,—The Rev. J Higher Employment Illness. M. Friesen. owner of a giant collie LINDSAY on the nomination of Hall, a Renub- He told the board that he had ALLEN JENKINS "This measure has vaised a ques­ llcan, but was asked to hold It up dog, has about decided that an FBI. and SAT. tion aa to whether a business la P & April 26 long intended to retire and that the “open door" policy would go well at pONAlO WOODS otterton Krah at the request of Democrats. company, in bis absence, had been BING CROSBY CLAIKE DODO Which the normal rate of employ­ hla house. Reserved Seats 40c. At the conclusion of a Democrat-^ ably administered by Clement. ment, even in abnormal times, Is ao ThrM ancliester Gas C a . “Whare Radio Is Understood” Ic caucus Senator Raymond J. Dev- The dog has a great fear of thun­ W. C. FIELDS From TK# much higher than in any other line Get youra now at He added that he would not stand derstorms and shows It by crashing Libtrfy Maguint •a s MAIM STWCCT lln. the party’s floor leader, aald his tor re-elaetlon for the few montbs of business, should contribute dis­ A t |1 m Ctater Kellcr’a, Kemp'a, Y. M. C. A., colleagues had asked for the delay through the nearest door to get in- Stery proportionately to old age pensions,” -X t ^ Via nione S73S remaining ter him to serve, but ■Ide. He has ripped out a dozen ‘’ Potterton A Krah. to await developments on the state would continue to give the railroad Also reported the committeee. agent nominations. screen doors and once launched his The report asserted that because the benefit of his experience as a n o pounds sgalnst a solid oak bar­ For days it has been reported director. Society Doctor” f r i—r a d io a m .a t e u r n ig h t . newspaper payrolls must be main­ rier, tearing it from the hinges. tained even in times of depression And Representative Dealers toe burden on publiabera would be ) "extremely great” unless the bill IfJV UcgriT A Mvwit Twaoso Ca l I P P P H l P l n

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. COPtSi, WEDNESDAY," APRIL U. 198S. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRiL 24,198^ n i . , ; The automohlla had got past tha be the better plaa to let the dog go. •tato that prlcta undsr th« Town- and srant la simpljr the ; Prices, as every school boy knowa. tion. Socialism Implies soeud own- TOWN TRUCKS BUSY WOMEN CATCH TARTAR Center, however, and a warning to The automobile wae stopped and tha ■end Plan will not increase 00 per getting the eapiiailstr:api tails d l the backs be on tha lookout for the dog was ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT are regulated by cupply and demand erslilp and dsmocratlo-managsmont AILY RADIO PROGRAM Daily Accident dog raleased. He started straight­ cent or 100 per e«nt over the pres­ of the poor, and ot stopping the and oecUlate about a mean value. THE OPEN FORUM o f all means o f production Ey and seat out. , way for Parkar streeL ent level? W ill he wUUngly say the W ALL ST. BRIEFS ON WINTER’S UTTER WHEN THEY LIFT SPITZ system which ^ b les them to live To raiee prices, demand must be for the useful producers. Socialism In tha maantlma tha dog waa in­ Nobody caught tha reglatratlon CommunlcaUona for pubUcatlon In the Open Forum will not Plan wiU remedy the deplorable by confiscation Smd robbery. raised above supply. Failing in this, WIONMDAY, APRIL 24 (Cantnl and Eaatarn Bundard Tima) Report U r. aad Mrs. H. M. RaaaOB ed means the abolition of class society New Tork, April 34.—While the dignant A Spits dog la no noodle number o f the New Jeraey car. be guaranteed publication If they contain mors than 800 words. conditions axlstlng in the textile In- Now, ws hundred million people “ losses” must be borne with what­ If Mothers OnlyKac# Nttet AH wosrsms to «nd hulc ehftlna or vronpo thereof orUeoe epooi* and the private ownership of the Iron A g e eompoifita o f steel scrap eoMt to oooat (• to e) deelrnotion incJuUM all avaUablo statlona. AS o r TTESDAT, APRIL 23 and UUa oaa prom pt^ aUrtad to Rocky Hill, announce the engage­ The Herald reserves the right to dkllne to publish any matter duetiy? who have not signed the Townsend ever equanimity the seller may be Tbsasoads ot CMMw fisMs means o f production upon which It has receded from 110.43 to $10.88 a Cant* Saat* Sprint Cleannp Booms Alone ■' ■ Jeraey Car Occupanta Kidnap snap and bite at the occupanta or A Cornell profeeeor has devalop. ment of their daughter, Mlaa BUen that may be libelous or which la In bad taste. Free expression There are other pertinent quea- petition would be pleased to have able to mutter. Note that the U. ^ WenM, ^ Tfesir UotOasr ^rosrama avbiett to ehanoo. 1984 1985 rests and the real Socialist there­ ton because of a 38 cent decUns In 4s set kasw what Ihs IrssMsfir 4:34— 4:30— Mualo Bo* ^ wabc; Jack and Town Will B « Spick and Little White Dog Bi|t Let the car. He put up such a war. In ed a cabbage that won't smell up of political vlewa is desired but contributions of this character tlone I should like to have the good llr. Spless or Townsend show how S. Steel Co. lost milliona of dollars . NtC-WKAF NKTWORK 4,884 ...... Aceldenta ...... 3890 Hanson, to Richard Turootte, son ol fore, cares not a Jot or a tittle about , the publication re- Arm ttrang — midwaat rpt; Poatto fact, that when the automobile the bouse when cooked. What a which are delAniatory or abusive will be rejected. Doctor or Mr. Spless tell us about the pension ^vould greatly benefit •A$fC Catti woaf wlw wUe Strings— eaat; A1 Roth Orch.— west Span by Week>End. 106 ...... Fatalities . . . . 05 Him Go Again. Mr. and Mrs. 8. J. Turcotta e ( 11 the first quarter of this year and this taxation. No genuine Socialist ever porte that scrap markets In general Slgni of Womu iFot Coastfa_ wta« areah krw whlo wfbr wrc 9:44— 4:44— Th a Paatla String# ■■baala reached the underpass on Center aurprlae wlfey has for hubby when How is tha Plan supposed to solve ■octety aa a whole. We want to be while business was on a sharp up­ 8,077 ...... In ju rlea ...... 2,7(M talks about the working class are steady with ecattered evidences tkm, deranged etonuudi, gieoQga wboa ircao wtaro wwj waal; mid. 6:44— 4:94— Praia*Radio NawS Pariad street the women decided it would be oomee home tired from work! Trumbull street, this town. the problem of technological unem­ shown exactly how it will work. swing. Could prlce-Jacklng have Itad «rma ^ p i 4:14- 7:34-Tha O'Nailla Skit—eaat: 1 ...... B lc y lla t...... 2 o f population In 1930 was only PRODEMOS. 317.90 a ton respectively, j Buck Rogara, Sarlai— waatVape^ Monday it la expected that the De­ i street wlthourSny spparent cares Townaend Plan, I eeem to have workers required! How will he han­ pay the pension, who will receive i i sorted to it ’ cooghi ^ d ln g of flie teeth, ate. wJd* wamb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc IS ...... Child ...... 11 aroused the Irascibility o f our 3578?- wool ktba ktka wooo wave wtar 4:46— 7:46— Boaka Cartar'a Commenfa partment of Public Work's trucks shortly before 0 o'clock last evening dle this ? how prices will be affected and its The spectacle, envleioned by Argo, 7:04— 4:04—Johnnia and Poursoma 98 ...... A d u lt...... 84 transcendental Indian authority, Can Dr. Townsend or his disciple, The American Chain Company MOUNTAIN—boa kdri kflr kfhl will have cart..d away all the tin when an automobile carrying New What doea Townsend propose to effect on industry, agriculture and o f employers being maintained by BANK SAFE CRACKED Mrs. B. W. Stephan, 31 y-ra- 7:14— 4:14— Edw in C. H ill - baste: INJURED the eminent Mathias Spless. T am Mr. Spless, tell us why It .Is that the consumer. hae called for redemption at par Its F A C ir iC - kto kfl ksw komo khQ Old'TImar— DIxIa: Orch,— wait cans, bottles and other rubbish that Jersey markere occupied by a wom­ do about the tremendous wastes at­ taxes taken from the working class five-year first mortgage collateral benna Road, Dorcheater, kfad kUr kfu kpo kax kfa kyr kya 7:44— 4:S4— Broadway Variatlaa— to « 940 . .... Pedestrian ... 784 honored a' the thought so distin­ although the New Dealers In an ef­ "ARGO.” Moodus, April 24.— (A P )— Chas. have littered up people's yardr-since an and a young girl, cams along tributable to capitalism? Wastes is laughable. Employers are and trust e per cent bonds. It was an­ wrote: — “My Utdo |^*a free Cent. Caat. 4:04— 4:04— tlly Pans and Orehaatra 2,100 ...... Occupant . . . . . 1,892 guished a gentleman as Mr. Spless fort to create new buying power H. Rogers, prerident of the Moodus 4:10— S>)0— Jamea Wilkinaen, Taner 4:34— 4 :S (^B u rn a and Allan Comady last fall. from the north. They saw the dog. per year o f 750 nilllion tons o f coal, can be supported only by surplus nounced today. The Issi -, maturing dom from enfldren’t diaoaaoa, 4:04— 10:00— Jack Paart and iharlla 87 ...... BIcyllst ...... 28 challenges the insignificant ‘ARGO' are spending '563 million each CAIX8 “AEGO" NO SOCIALIST Savings Bank notified SU te police 4:4»— 9:44— Capt. Tiin Haaly, Stampa The Eaat Side of the town was The car stopped, the girl alighted, Probably You Know The Legend month, 77 per cent more people are 50 million horse-power of water­ value extracted- from production. in 1038, Is outstanding to the : O— i:0O— Harry Kaoan'a Orehaatra 4:30— 10:34— Chemical Induatriaa Prog. 829 ...... Ih lld ...... 878 to a public debate. at the Westbrook barracks today colda, constipation, etc., I attrfb- 0 0 10:04— 11:00— Four Acta of Bridge— •; being covered today and toward the picked up the dog and carried It | power. one billion barrels of oil, 600 Elditor o f The Herald: Out o f this surplus value come all amount of approximately 31,992,- • ;9 0 - 4:30— Fraaa-Radio Nawa Period 2.461 , ...... A d u lt...... 2.209 As stated on a previous occasion, on relief than a year ago? W e con­ that a safe In the bank had been uto in a la^ e measora to flia 4:34— 4 :34— Oaia Winlbpow— waaf only Myrt and Margo— west repeat end o f the week the work of tidy­ back into the car. Then the cari cubic feet o f natural gas and five Hearing, much to my delight, that taxes, and If any be supported by 000. 10:04— 11:04— Claude Hopkins Orehap. 88 . .. Age Not Stated . . 117 ■ince I am not a slick politician nor sumers can't buy much as be­ cracked during the night but that use of Dir. True’s BUdr.’* 4:44— 4:44— Silly A Satty— waaf only ing up the West Side will be started. started off towards Hartford. j billion cubic feet of lumber. the Herald, in the true spirit of lib­ taxation it must be at the expense 4KX>— 7:04— To m m y Tucker Orchaat. 10:16— 11:14— B. Hogan Oreh,— midwest a publicity bound, prefer the fore since we are taxed to make up the contents remained Intact. 10:30— 11:30— Fraddia Barrana Orch,— The proceeding was observed and of King Midas, I How does Townsend plan to set­ eral Journalism, had thrown open Its of the capitalist and not of the 4:14— 7:14— Black Chamber, Drama Property owners have been advised anonymity which the pseudonym about half these expenditures. Rogers said he discovered the at­ FIRST LEGAL EXECUTION 4:34— 7ilO— Seay Acaa, Sarlai Skatch basic: E. Madrlguara Orch.— mldw. a witness called the police station. tle over-production or under-con­ columns to a real dyed-in-the-wool working claee. 11:00— 12:04— A rt Jarratt A Orehaatra by postal card of the time the "ARGO” affords. Some people like While the New Dealers are taking tempted burglary upon arrival at Miles a t y . Mont.. April 24.— , Minn. Cent. Eaet. he think millionaire stock market own losses". He la referring to the or otherwise, that are owned by the kmox wowo whaa ktab ness one .of the greatest, Roger be forgot to Inform you la that this (A P )—Chinese CJommunIsts today 4:30' ■ 6:34— Tha Singing Lady— aaat Householders lost week got busy speculators are going to sit back 2 per cent, sales tax Implied In the poor, 1. e, the working class? Can Twice Sheriff Edgar Taylor a-sked KAST— wpt whp whte wlba wfea-worc EVERYBODY'S is about the most certain way of building up a fund of money Babson, who in September, 1930, money would come from other Wrlco efrb ekao wibx wtnaa 4:46— 6:44— Orphan Annie— «aat only cleaning up the yards to make them A Joint cdmmlttee of Washington ; meekly an-, pay over and over Townsend Plan. Now, the Socialist he, indeed, mention any Industries, were reported to have occupied Zom If he wished to make a last 6:04— 4:04— Education from tha Nawa advised buying stocks because they youngei Manchester people. It DIXIE— wfat wafa wbro wqam wdod look presentable foC Easter, and Orange Lodge No. 117 and Man-i for yourself. again the 2 per cent tax on their holds that the workers pay. Indeed that are industries, that are not East Yunnan Province, making statement. Both times the con­ klra wrao wlao wdsu wtoc krid wrr 6:14— 6:16— Alma Kitchall, Contralto "will advance this fall,” , when the would bo like removing your money Yunnan Province vulnerable, owing demned man shook his head. SUNaefl 9:30— 4:34— Praas*Radlo N a w r — ba> when the cans and bottles have been Chester Lodge No. 99 has completed stock transactions? con pay, no taxes, since their "key” Industrie.-! ? ktrh ktaa waco koma wdbo wbt wdae MARKET! big crash was only a few days In from your left-hand pocket and to the presence of the majority of w b lf wdbj ww\’M wmbp wajt wmbr tic: Tha Singing Lady— mldw rpt taken away the town again will look We Socialists favor an old-age wages, the price of their labor I am not seeking, Mr. Editor, to 9:34— 4:34— T h r t a X Statara, Harm ony plans for the organization of a the offing. putting It Into your right-hand Yunnan's troops in Kweichow. wala ktui kfko wena wdne wnox kwkh spick and span. Lawns are being pen.xion of at least 320 weekly, but power, can never be more than enter Into this controversy on the 4:49— 6:44— Lowell Thomao — eaat; Juvenile Lo

field, and Richard Wlghtman were will taka their annual trip to Wash­ tha State of Oonnactleut will pay car ha was driving to tha trout What’S the matterT Can't you Uke . ------^— t f ------— ^ ington. her official visit to her own imit this S. A. BAND GIVES RETURN guests at the boms of Mr. and Mrs. U S. ENVOY ENTERTAINS ItT You have on excellent cAbln Teachers’ AaadtIaUon will hold a HrrCH-HlKWC BOYS brook, but ha dtcUnad to aay Charles Blackunburg. public card party In the Wood U- 2SCH00LS’PUPILS Mra. Tea Bybeck, instructor at tha avenlng. Following the meeting whether or not it was to be used to in an sxcellent tocatlon. it is al­ WAPPING Rockville High school is planning to there will be a Bingo party, and ra- A large number from Vernon at­ most fully equipped. Why don’t bran* this evening. There will be convey back horn# the fish ha ex­ CONCERT AT NORWICH a prixe at each Ubie. Any game can leave achool this week. Mrs. Tan freshnoanta will be served. END JOURNEY HERE pected to catch. tended the closing drama given at DIPLOMATS AT MOSCOW you use itT Pass more testa and Walter Burnett and son of Man­ be played. The proceeds will be DOO OWNERS GIVE A FINE SHOW Broeck is the former MIsa Harriet The ToUand County YJI.CJl. wUi the North Methodist church on Sun­ earn a position as patrol leader. chester and Eust Hartford and Ar­ Section 8389, Chapter 189, General Btatutoa of tha Stat^ 'I Wood of Olqveraville. New York. Rummage Sale day evening. The title of the drama used for dental equipments for the hold an Interacbool track meet on Boston Lads of 14 and 15 On DEATH WITHOCT A BTINQ Audience off. Four Hundred Willinm C. Bullitt Act# as Host Remember the three qu-'ilifications. thur Russell and son of East Hart­ Union school. Connecticut, Reviolon of 1980, REQUIRE THAT ALL DOiT No one has been announced as yat Saturdhy morning. May 4th at ten waa. "Let There Be Light” leadership ability, dependability and ford have moved recently to the MUST BE LICTENSED ON OR BEFORE MAY 1st. 1936. Kt HARTENSTEIN AGAIN to take her place. Hears Varied Program of 500 Guentn at AniFriran Mra. Ruth Dewey and children o’clock at the old Fair Grounds. The Way to Fall Into Po­ Philadelphia, Taan.—L. R. Davis The Ladles Aid met at the home test passing ability. Maples, William Felt’s house In lecl or refusal to license your dog on or before that date 4 Played at Urge of Lutherans. of Mrs. Clifford Meyer on Tuesday Embassy. motored to Lebanon last Sunday Orange Meeting flrat place in tha meet last year was lice Hands, to Be Returned. often voiced tha dealra to on the | .... . f Scribe John Johnson. Wapplng. The two boys are at the and called on relatives. ^ cost you an additional dollar as well aa moke you Uabia Sirring Entertainment of Rob­ "A Night of Harmony” will bt won by the East School with St. afternoon. CCC camp. arrest '' TO HEAD “ARIWr DRIVE hour and the day of the month in , One Day Only The Salvation Army band went to Mrs. Esther Demmlng has ifioved observed at the Ellington grange Bernard’s a cloae second. Last year i The town of Manchester through which his wife died three years ago. 1 Fred Wood i ltd the meeting at Moscow, April 34.—(AP)—Unit­ tonight when the committee of Norwich last night on the invitation Cbrietlan Ehideavor Sunday evening. EX-KAISER NOT II.L Mra. Alice L. Barber and her from Granby to live with her broth­ fee* ore os followa: Mole or Spayed Feraaia;'i^ ertson and Hollister SL was the first time that such a meet | Its police depailfnent, Is playing The 83-year-oid man’a wish near-1 ed autos Ambassador WtlUam C. tlaughter, .Mrs. Rojal Crottrel and er, William Helm, and famllv at S2.OT; FemMes, 110.25; Kennel ( not more than ten tags), $26.00.-’ which Let Ryder Is chairman will had been held and considerable in- The topic was "Why Do (Christians W in Be ChhlrmBB in Financial ly came true yesterday. Ha died I By Dausrhters of Isabella o f the Blvangellcal Lutheran church Bullitt waa acclaimed today as ons son. Henry L., of Brooklyn, N. Y., BUUon 27, South Windsor. . Under the taw you must give the dog’s name instead of tiao. ’ present a Minstrel show. John Me- tereat was arouaed. host to two Cambridge, Masa., boys within ten minutes of tha time Ma Believe In Life after Death 7” Doom, the Netherlands, April 24 Appeal of SalTationista As who left their homes yesterday there, for the presentation of a pro­ of Moscow’s beat hosU as a result arrive

H R IO R U l HOSPITAL eral Motors, Loew, J. 1. Case, Pub­ lic Service of N ew Jersey, Amerl<-an SELECTMEN TO ACT approprlaUoo of $1,000 for sidewalk PRICES OF METAL Telephone, Union Parlflc, Santa Fe. i ITALIAN SOLDIERS repair and appropriation of $10,000 Local Stocks N. Y, Stocks additional for highway matatraonoa. INSPEOION INVITED N e w York Central and U. S. Steel i JAIL PALS Fi T he H igh School W orld .showed smaller gains. j ON TAX-AUDIT TONIGHT It la possible that a vote will be taken ta tonlght'a meeting approv­ (Furnished by Putnam g ob.) ON UPWARD TREND In addition to the new advance in i Mrs. Aldrich Asks Public to Adams E x p ...... SAIL FOR AFRICA ing or disapproving the entry of the Wednesday, ApHI 24,1935. Compiled by Students of Manchester High School Miss Helen Estes, Faculty Adviser Central Row, Hartford. Conn. A ir Reduc ...... silver, which foscuSed attention on MURDER Visit Institution on National Washington wljer>.' it was generally ' Other Hems in Town Meeting town into tbe electric light bustacM, A las Jun ...... which will be voted on Wednesday, Hospital Day, May 12. I 'P . M. Stooka expected the Treasury would In­ dd no good, but might even cause Allegheny ...... Call fo Be Considered a( M ay 16, ta on all-day election on the crease its price of 71.11 cents an j punishment to fall a great deal Allied Chem ...... Other Divisions in Stock Special Session of Board. voting machines. ITie Selectmen on May 12th la National Hospital Bonk Stocks ounce paid domestic miners of the 14,000 Volunteers Embark harder. One parent, who' objected COOiONGTEACHl^ A m Can ...... •...... May 8 visited three municipal elec­ Former Uberal Meml T NOW CREATED Diamond, Court Day. This year wc hope to have I Asked Am Com! Ale ...... white metal, other new's of a positive to his children being beaten, went Literary Columns The .lelectmen In epeclai eeialon tric light plants • In Massachusetts Cap Nat Bank A Trust Market Follow Suit; Grain to the school and beat the teacher. many visitors the Manchester 11 ' -Vm Home P r o d ...... character outweighed negative de­ for Duly in Somaliland; I and to date have not officially given velopments. this evening will act on the articles The teacher went before the Select­ Conn. R i v e r ...... 450 Am Rad St S ...... Canadian Parfiament B O L L .W X E V IL W A R F A R E V>tudled are flax, jute, hemp, pina, Memorial hospital. W e are anxious I in the call for the special town • the towm.speople their views on thia men and told them what hap^ned. That some of the moat extensive and coir, And Green HAS A NEW PLAN First Nat. Bank ..... 90 Am Smelting ...... Trading Is Halted. Rail sharea clearly Ignored the ' moot question. BY STUDENT RESEARCH to have well people visit our hospi­ Htfd. Conn. Trust . . . . 68 rather unfavorable showing made by 45,000 Now in Colonies. meeting .scheduled M r Wedne.sday The Selectmen Anally said that the aerial warfare In the world is car- The history of silk is a long ro- Am Tel and Tel ..; ...... It Is believed that the Selectmen, tal for several reasons, viz; Hartford National .... 20 lis K. Baldwin Is Slant parent would have to apologize ta ried on against the boll weevil In mantle tale. It was first discovered Spring athleUca were offlclaUy Am Tob B ...... T. carriers reporting thus far for evening, M((y 1 in high school hall. if a vote ta taken, will disapprove, 1. In order to become .acquainted Bt. B. and T . . 170 the teacher before the pupils and. the south Is one of the Interesting by a Chinese queen over 4,500 yeara started last Saturday when the M, Am Wat Wki ...... March and centered attention on the The principal Item for consideration by a considerable majority, the with diagnosis and treatment serv­ New York. April 24.— (AP) — If he did not, his children would facts gleaned from the recent d ia -' ago. The Chinese guarded the sec- -Insurance Stocks A n ac o n d a...... Supreme Court which will convene Rom*. April 24.— (A P)—A wave this evening will bo the proposed IN HISTORICAL EXHIBIT H. S. golf team beat the H. P. H. 3, One Group Prepares Meal ices available. Metal .shares proved a strong market entry of Manchester Into the elec­ not be allowed to attend school In Aetna Casualty ...... 66 Armour, III...... Monday alter a two week lay-off and o f Blackshirt \, Iuntecrs w-hich bu,: audit of the book.* and accounts of CoaUcook, Que., A pril 24__ (AP)!: ctission of vegetable and animal ret well and retained a silk monop- 9 1-2 to 8 1-2. Dan av le llo shot that drew other dIVIcions o f the tric light business. that town. 2. In order to become acquainted Aetna Fire ...... 49 Atchison ...... might pfisslbly. hand dow-n a decision been piling up for w-ceks in Imr- Tax Collector George H. Howe. It la fibers in Mr. Morton's . Economic ' oly for over 2,000 years. Silk cul- the low medal of the day with his Stock Market higher today In active —Two young men who became ae- with the coat of liospital service. racks, started flowing toward Africa expected that the'Board will ask for •r '• 1 I* t C Fsrminston. Otbw achooli would Penalty For Whispering Geography classes. Aeroplanes are.; ture was Introduced into Europe by 78. Another Eats; Class Also Aetna U * ...... 18 H Auburn ...... trading. In ths pehslon litigation.,. qiiainted ta the Windsor. VL, panl- 8. To show that experiences in the Automobne ...... 28 Aviation Oorp ...... Carloadlngf ore expected to ahow today. an appropriation of $10,000 for this ffflM Kcpilcss o t SC606S allow glrlM to come, but they could If a boy was Caught whispering used to aid in spreading poison d u st; two Neetorlan monks who brought In the foursome consisting of tentiary, today faced charges of hospital are landmarks in the life Conn. Ghneral ...... 26 Balt and O hio ...... Reflecting a further advance of 1 .work which must be done, it is learn only sewing and somettmck in one school a green sapling was over the cotton flelda to kill th e' back to Europe some silk worm Clvielio and W eir for M. H. S. and another unsea.sonal gain off Friday With bands playing, the volun­ TRUCK HITS HOUSE, Make Recipe Boxes. of the individual. Hartford F ire ...... 65 H Bendix ...... 3-4 centa in the price of foreign bar claimed, on a per diem basis as none murder ta connection with the death t ' arithmetic. Still other schools had split and the boy's nose inserted weevil. The use of the aeroplane ^ eggs in the hollow of their bamboo Paul Kidd and Paul Morgan for H. when results for the week ended teers entrained from. and 4. To show visitors at first hand Hartford .Steam Boiler 71H Beth Steel ...... sliver to 71 8-8 cents an ounce,'min­ of the auditing firms are inclined to of Willis Keith Baldwin, 78, f o r ^ irO D I l/ODDcClICul S C o l l y ' no restriction at all against the ad­ in it. If there happened to be mob gives promise of eventually con- staffs. Its culture was practiced in P. H. S„ Hartford, was outclassed by Jfprll 20 wdll be announced and fhc northern cities for Naples where the methods o* hospitalization in a National Fire .-...... 63 Beth Steel, pfd...... ■...... ing shares assumed top -ranking tako the job on a lump sum con­ DRIVER IS KILLED mission of girls to their classes. violence, all boys would be piled in qUering this evil. i the American colonies until the Clvlello's 78 to Kidd's 87. and Weir’s impression prevails that steps might they will embark for the East Mil­ Liberal member of Parliament opd Miss Jensen has begun a new modem, well kept Institution such as Phoenix F ire ...... 8SH Borden ...... position at the start and after a lit­ tract. I f voteil. the auilit will cover Had To Know- A B C ’s pyramid fashion and the one on top Cotton cloth is by no means a , Revolutionary War. In 1830 a craze 83 to Morgah'a 87. soon be taken to relieve to some ex itary soureda said there w-lll be a to­ prominent In business and lumbering we have here in Manchester. Can P a c ...... tle coaxing brought rails and indus­ the office accounts for six years. Days and Graphic Presen­ , Some requirements for admission soundly beaten.- The unladylike product of modem civilization. It i swept the country leading to spec- plan In the cooking class at the Travelers ...... 420 tent the existing wage scale. tal of five divisions, or at least 14,- (Oonttaned trbm Page One) The second .foursome did not show The Manchester Memorial hospital Case (J. I.) ...... ’...... trials Into line. Utilities rested dur­ N o estimate of the time needed for circles In the eastern townships o f I to the various schools dilTered wide­ girls might be given a one-legged waa used in ancient Egypt and In- j ulatlon and consequent financial Hollister street school. Instead of Public Utllitlea Stocks Interest In the air craft stocks OOO volunteersl sent out. ly One school would probably re­ up so-well for M. H. S. as Foster has a well equipped laboratory with Cer De Pasco ...... ing the forenoon but came to life conducting the audit can be made Quebec. stool and told to balance while dia. The Romans also used cotton. I loss. Silk culture has never been Conn. Elec Service . . . 38 w as heightened by the performance Two divisions of regular troops Southington police car Joined the tation of Facts Will Be shot a 99 to his man's 88, and Rear­ cooking amall portions, that is, a Ches and O hio ...... but it Is believed that an appropria­ quire the pupil to know his A B C s standing on it. Caesar's tent was made of It and revived here for U. S. cannot com­ a trained technician in charge. Our Conn. Power ...... 37 around mid-day under leadership of of Pan-American Alrws.ys "Clipper" together wdth specialists and work­ trucks as they began the descent to Interrupted so that tbli coroner don ahot a 96 and bis man,- Jack fourth or half of a recipe, students Chrysler ...... - tion of $10,000 will cover the ex­ before entering school. Another Some other punishments Invented cotton awnings were used In the Col­ pete with the cheap labor of the laboratory is licensed by the State Greenwich, WAG, pfd. 48 Consolidated Gas and Aircraft which completed ita return flight men bring to about 45,000 the num­ accompany them to the Meriden and witnesses might Attend the might re q u ire ^ e pupil to speak Wenzel, shot a 95. Both these Coca Cola ...... pense. Displayed Here. were slapping a boyV eg,rs with iseum. Because its production was Orient. prepare and aerve a full-course din­ of Connecticut and ia in full charge Hartford Elec ...... 59>4 stocks perked up about the same from Honolulu late yesterday. A ber of men already sent to Italy's city line where other police were doiiMe funeral of Baldwin and hta good English. Maatery of grammar scores are considerably higher than Co’ Carbon ...... time. In addition tp the audit, the Se­ rubber elastic, taking, a .wedge of limited to countries where cheap In 1931, 53 million sheep supplied ner. The clasa la divided into six of Dr. Ralph Kendall, pathologist. Hartford Gas 33 steady Improvement In the statisti­ African colonies. waiting. wife who died at Richmond, Va., waa aometimea required. Often a those that they shot ta trtali. Col Gas and E lec ...... lectmen will discuss the four or five wood and 'pr^ n g thseWd’s mouth labor was available In large quan­ U. S. with 379 - mllllpn pounds of groups. Each day the individual Our X-ray department has all mod­ do., pfd...... 47 Commodity markets lent little en­ cal poslUon of this Industry has been The volunteers are being given After the truck tore through the while enroute home from Daytona, pupil had to know how to read and Commercial Solv ...... other arUcIcs in the call. Including open and Inserting ih

ADVEKTIttBMBNT— elation, under whose direction the lANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTBR, CONN., WEDNESDAY, I^PRIL 24, 1985, '' annual meet le held. Among the PLAN GARDEN CAFE TWIN6 ARE BORN > SET TRADE SCHOOL many samples which he has design­ SEES REGULAR AIR HOW MANY HAVE ed, Mr. Watson will bring to th e! TO THE DIONNES meet tomorrow a gas engine pow­ FOR HOSPITAL BALL GRADUATION’S DATEI ered model which has a span of six SERVICE TO HAWAII But Don’t Get Excited — They feet. This model will be featured WED MAE WEST? __ i by the United Aircraft Company at Armory to Be r Bower for May Are From New York, Not the state meet. The details of its Ontario. Dodgers Trim Phillies To Gain the National Lea 3 Event at Which Crowd of Bargain H ound construction will be discussed by Its •'iOO Is Expected. ___ ~ ~ r~ ~ ~ ------—* Class of 44 to Get Diplomas builder, as well as the rules and Captain of Clipper Makes Ob­ New York, April 24.—(AP)— Another Marriage License A- I 10 D r n * regulations governing entry and General Chairman William J. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dionne ars vD June IZl K. V, l/OminSi competition in the seventh annual Thornton and bis committee m servations on 2,400 Mile the parents of twins today. ’ “ ■ Model Aircraft Meet. The public le charge of arrangements for the Dionne, reputed to be a cousin Involving Actress Turns BILL MURCH IS ILL WITH SEVERE COLDl Hold Eight Stake Events invited to Thursday night's meeting benefit ball for the Memorial hos­ of Ovila Dionne, father of the LOOP’S DAFFINESS BOYS Do you know that Montfomery with a cream pattern. The bed­ at 7 o'clock. spread takes the sb^e of the lighter to Be Principal Speaker. pital at the State Armory, May 3 Journey Over Pacific. Canadian qulntupleth, denied Up in , Texas. At Gansett’s First Meet W u d offer tree eitimates on all For those who would like to en- met last night with Towm Treasurer they were related and refused . ptninbinf and heating need*? Theae strawberry color pf the flower pet­ —------! ter into the meet, but who cannot als, and the c u ^ in a use the light George H. Waddell, who Is head of any information about his chil­ HIGH’S ACE MHER ealtoiatea of course, are given with* the refreshment committee. Mr. dren, now six in :^umber. M. H. S. Has Triple Threat HALT CHILDISH THINGS , ouPobligaUng the home owTier. All and deep strawberry shades and Manchester^ State Trade school I A. Thursday, the rules may J be oh- Alameda, Calif., April 24.—(AP) Fort Worth, Tex., April 14.— Local Sport Providence, R. I., April 24 —HotArun at First Summer Meeting 1935 greens patterned on a cream ■ back­ will hold Its annual graduation ex-: t*med from Mr. Wethercll at the Waddell reported having made ar­ —(JloudS, headwinds and all, Captain Mrs, Dionne said she waa sur­ off the printing press, hundreds or 1. The KIni Philip Handicap, that one need do to obtain this rangements with Thomas Conran of prised but happy. She and the (AP)—A marriage license Issued to stake blanks for. Narragansett'a •ervlce la call Mr. E. A. Tanner at ground. / ercisea on Wcdne.sday, June IJ, I f ¥. / , Edwin J. Mustek of the Pan Ameri­ a Mae West has turned up at Hous­ June 19, $5,000 Added, Three-year- A ccessors may introduce, along Depot Square, well known local twins, a 7 pound and 6 1-3 MAY BE WEAKENED In Versatile Henry Haefs First Summer Meeting were mailed olds and upward, one mile and a GUI. waa announced today by Director J . ] ------restaurateur, to attend to the cater­ ton, Tex., but R. A. Burmestcr, Chatter AND TEND TO BASEBALL with deep green and strawberry, the can caipper would like to have the pound girl, were reported "do­ whose name also appeared on the this week to clamouring horsemen. slxtsentb. goldcjryellow of the flower's center. G. Echmallan, at which time a class' ing. Mr. Conran will have an 2,400 mile air Journey between ing nicely.” 'Oanaett peets the season of 1935 A wild lupine with a blossom 5. elaborate a la carte menu. Including application, la keeping what knowl­ Hemy Haefs, a husky blonds Iad<$ Cartoon, Pond, Guthrie and Pleselk 3. The Narragansett Handicap. inches wide and 15 long was found ,rd glass lampshades can be of forty-four studenta will be award­ Alameda and Honolulu as a regular edge he bos about it to himself. FOR PENN RELAYS with a short meeting of only six­ June 33, $5,000 added, Three-y(Mir- ed dipiomae for completion of their: ices, sundaes, milk shakes, soda, run. with a fast stepping pair of legs quallfled behind Haefs in the shot Carleton Harris, son of Rev. and teen days racing, from June 19th to in this state by a member of the Na­ y tinged with- dull -pink or The license, which came to light (md'a strong right arm, will carry olds and upwards, six furlongs. Win Fifth Game bj 12"5 Ti 'olden yellow. vocational education in carpentry, i Daily Health aandwlchea and probably sAlads, at The veteran of more than 1,000,- with heaves of better than 38 feet, Mrs. Leonard C. Harris of the July 6th inclusive, yet this first 3. The Watch Hill Claiming tional Geographic society and ex- drafting, electricity, machine and i prevailing pricea. A generous por­ yesterday, was Issued March 22, the Red and White colors of Man­ South Methodist church, .Is making stake book glitters with no fewer hUMled at a flower show here. 000 miles In the air made this obser­ 1934,'Wtflch records show waa dur­ whUe A rt Pratt, Willis Kilpatrick Stakes, June 26, $2,500 added, Two- textiles. I tion of his receipts will be turned vation today as he and the other five ASSERTS 30-HOUR chester High In three vents during good in a big way in tennis at the than eight stake events. Three year-olds, five furlongs. YESTEKOAV’S RESULTS over to the benefit fund. ing the week in which Mae West Teani"’s Chances in Medley the coming outdoor track (md field and Ricbanto trailsd Haefa to tha Take First Race; Pki The principal apeaker at the exer-1 Service men of the 19-ton flying boat's crew appeared there in vaudeville. Henry American University at Washing­ aalm ing Stakes of $2,500 each, 4. The Governor's Handicap. June Ham blends well with lefWver S

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, filANCMESTER, OONN„ WEDNESDAY, APRIL S4,198S,

You may not have found It, but Sweet Young Thing—Do you sell •omebody has It— the key that un­ cocktails 7 locks the door to your better aelf. Barman -Yea, miss.' I 3UST LETT-WAT BIG-BPEtTE, Sweet Young Thing—Well, bring MCNULTY, a n ’ WE 'DECroEO TO House-Cleaning Time Again me a gin and vermin, please. House-cleaning time has come once ■RUN TH’ RACE NEXT WEEK! 4 LOST AND FOUND AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE WANTED TO RENT until It rested on the room more. What will the men folks FABLE: Once a college lost the 1 GAVE NOUR NAG A WORKOUT do? LOST—PASS BOOK NO. 32334— 1935 PONTIAC SEDAN, 900 miles, FOR" SALB;— k it c h e n range, WANTED TO RENT 10 to 15 acres wanted. big game on a close decision, and T H IS M ORN IN', AN* H E'S A S NotlM ia hereby given that Paaa like new, 1935 Reo sedan, low mlle- •Thla room ?" she asked. Manchester Gather around the comer store; next year It agreed to use the same Charm Crawford Royal, with oU of good level lam., for 2 years. Tele­ cuss and spit and chew. S K I T T Y AN ' ON ED G E AS T>EAS Book No. 82334 lisued by The Sav- Mgt, very clean, 1835 PlymouUi burner. Phone 7343. phone 5158. : ’That,’’ he said, ‘‘will be 51.50.’’ referee. tnga Bank of Slanchester bat been s^an, driven 200 miles, low price. C iD A R K “I’U take it," she told him, open- Date Book Matilda Is cleaning the cupboard ON A KNIFE TIGGEREO Cole Motors. ad her purse, slid a bUI across the Henry (a painting the floor. Friend—Bell and Bess are both NOT SO MUCH CVER loat or deatpoyetf, and written ^ Walk on a board if you try to pass; IE W E "DON'T R U N HIM WHILE plication baa been made to said MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 WANTED— counter, wrote m the register,' “Mtas after that widower. Did you ever keep away from thardoor! 8ca,Ahe>Jike ? HE'S UNS-BER.HE'l L-, THE RESULT O F THE bank by the peraon In whole name REAL ESTATE 77 MUllcent Jones. ’ and asJd, "Will you This Week FOR SALE—1930 Dodge sedan. FOR SALE—VIOUN, Oskar Her­ Do not alt In that chair. You sec the Woman—Sure. I've often seen ■RACE, A S "FOR THE ouch txMk waa Inued, for payment please have a boy bring up my ault- April 26— Community Players in Telephone 6121. mann Seidel copie Stradivarlus. WANTED TO RENT 2-3 acres and ^ Cwnnos KDioMKi cnae 7". cushion la on the line. two chickena after the same worm. WHA-f RE MXI SHAKw' of the amount of deposit represent­ Cost 1125 when .lew, excellent con­ 'Tommy,'' Hollister street school, What'll we have for supper? CONCERN OFTHE«)>100 ed by aaid book, or for the issuance house In country, not over 515. Ad­ • 193S MCA SERVCaiNe He^bMged the palm of hta hand FORD V-8—1935 4 door Deliute dition. Write Box W. Herald. auspices of Sunset Rebekah Lodge. Whew! Pm tired clear down to Our Imagination supplies us with AB o u T ^ "BET VOUPERSUA"DEt5, of a duplicate book therefor. dress Clifford Loomis, 6 Heath down'oh a bell and yelled, "Front” . my spine. aedan, purchased March 1st, run street, Hartford. ' ' ^ ------April 27 — "Night of Frolic," adventures that far exceed any MARTHA TO WAGER / 1,000 miles, perfect condiUon. BiCOIN HERE TODAY A sleepy looking bellboy emei^ed sponsored by Company K, at State House-cleaning time has come once mlght rumble through the alley-way, from an elevator, sized Mlllicent up thing we ever experienced in real Liberal discount under Hgt price, WEARING APPAREL^ MILLICENT OK.AVES, secretAry armory. more. What will the men folks Ity. ______PERSONALS 3 FURS 57 to GEORGE DRLMGOLD,' flnda her there would be but Iljtle traffic write insolent eyes, and- picked ' up available, ntat loW . t - ed it through the ivindiiw to the cor­ a gentleman here to see you." making a few big mistakes our­ party or team trips, we also offer baths and pantry, near mills and possible for him to see her. Only an church. selves. Tha lnao\ar,tant orbtaaton of incor* I'OSt. ridor. stood listening for a moment "I don't want to see him. I know reel publtcatlon of advartlaing will ba' 7 paaacti|;er sedan delivery. Phone Main street. See .lohn Jcnaoii, John- when he pau.ied before the doorway May 27-28.— Kiwanls Show at raeilfla onIyN)y cancallaMon of tha son Block. Phom GO'iO-.76.36. In this vicinity, a very large pro- of the apartment aho just loft did but heard nothing except the distant no one in the city. There's some mis­ Hollister street school. charge made forsTha aarvica randarad. 3063, 8860; 8864. [lortlon of all commercial Installa­ take." Mrs. Weatherbee—Where ia that .Mlllicent fully appreciate that Rich­ rumble of traffic and the pounding May 23—Strawberry festival at Ail advartltemWua muat conform FOR RENT SIX ROOM tenement, tions are Frlgidalre. .Many stores. of her own pulse In her ears. beautiful canary of yours that used la atyla. copy andNiypography with ard Gentry was coining to the apart­ "The gentleman." the clerk said, South Methodist church, Wesleyan to sing clearly and sweCtiy? ragulatlona enforced (ha publlah* pn Winter street, all Improvements, Including the A * P, Paterson's Carrying the sultcs.se. she dc- "gave the bellboy a tip and is on his Guild. PROFESSIONAL with garage. Telephone 7008. Market, Anderson and Noren, Park ment upon some errand in connec­ Mrs. Butlam—I had to sell him. ara and Umy raaerva^ha right to SERVICES tion with those- stolen books of ac­ •scended the stairs. The lobby was w-ay up. I'm just letting you know." May 27 — Annual banquet of My son left tlic cage on tlie radio adU. ravlaa or lajac* ANg, copy con< 22 Hill Flower Shop, .Milikow.skl's, deserted. She' c-o.ssed to the door, Mlllicent gripped the telephone re­ Young Republican a u b at Masonic sidarad object Iona bla. FOR RENT FIVE ROO.M tene­ Hurry VV. Englantl's, Canale's .Mar­ count. cjt and he learned static. CLOSING HOUKS—Clasalded ada to ANN'S BEAUTY SHOP, 13 Oak Gentry paused at the door, start­ tugged it open ana her heart gave a ceiver, wondering what to do. As she Temple. ba publlahad aama day muaNba ra> ment, all modern improvements. In­ ket, and many more arc Fridldalrc wild leap as a cruising cab driver street. Room 11. Telephone 7341. quire 10 Cottage street. [Ulpped. ed to tit a key 1 intoI11.U II, It, men,then, ap- wondered, imperative knuckles June 12— Graduation at local lx.0' on the bright side every time, Calved by IS o’c.lock noon; Sut^dgye cipilpped. .seeing her struggling with the door pounded against the door. State Trade School. 10:10 a, m. Ail branches of Beauty Culture, Milk producers and dealers who tba-uging his mind,' he rais- don’t waste your days repin­ j Md the heavy .suitcase, slid his car (To Be Continued) ? n IW A. P. An PligkR permanent waving. FOR RE.NT FIVE ROOM tene­ haveLVe usedit.qcd FrigidaireS'l-ip-ldnlrp coolingrnnllncr equippniiln- right hand, knocked tWiCC, ing; TELEPHONE YOUR j ment, all improvements, all newly to the curb and fleshed her an in- When any cloud looks dark and W ASH INGTON TIFBBS nient for many years arc loyal to it. paused, knocked twice more, repeat­ qulring glance. When Eugene Grace, who drew By Crane OUT OUR WAY WANT ADS. ' renovated. Inquire 4 Rogers Place, The protographs in today's Herald, ed these two knocks after an inter­ An Iowa statesman says an emer­ dull, turn out the silver lining. Gt/)OyjT>Al?KFR_, By Williani• 4S8iitned and their accuracy rage, 464 Hartford Hoad. Inquire Happ 8 hoiije. She remembered the TO GET YOU UP, H A S X MEAN—WHO U S E S cajint.'! be guarantcid. HAVE YOtl TRIED tile new budget 591 Center street. litloning equipment and there too i ment. Gentry wa.s undoubtedly go- name- of the che.-ip hotel where she tr. C&Pr»\)t0’» FINALLY RUINED THE department at TliK Lily Beauty Frlgldaire pi-ove.s dependability. ! ing after those books. He would dla- had .spent the night which followed oM SUCH BAD JUDGMENT otenr-rt Im ^WHOLE KITCHEN. p o u n d i n ISDKK OF Shoppe? Any three Nqervlea^s for NEW WARA.NOKE AI’T.S, 801 Kenip's have In.stalled Fi igidaln* I cover■ ">11 thatIII.II they iiiuv were missing and | murder. She gave the O EO D6E SCARDC A S T O k e e p ' 51.00. Telephone 7484. air conditioning equipment in the ...... ■—' CLASSIFICATIONS M.ain street, nicely furnished rooms , ; " ...... it wsuild...... he butuiii. n a iimiLermatter 01 of secomiiseconds 1 1 j a.*, the name .— o£ the hotel anditna OW CEILIN'S WITH BROOMS, tilths ...... witli or W'Uho.it light iiousekeeping salesroom, of the Manchester Elec- imtll he da.'died ciit to the corridor added, I m in a hurry. PlcaSe make ® IMS BY NE^ BtSVICe. ISC. T. M. SCC. U, t. TAT. OfF. V. SHOULDN'T BLAME OTHER i.ngaKementa ...... 3 ; privileges. Rcanoimlile rnte.s. Tel. '''o i aware of the theft of the auitca.se H as fast as you cari.” ObOZ . Marr:»igca ...... s s . p e o p l e ^TOR THEIR HARD. Ucaiba ...... REPAIRING .3 3 3939. iTigldairo nscis know about the containing these precious books lurched into motion and Card uf Thanka ...... tine service dcpnrtmc.nt conducted ' r>erhnp.s he would make for the ele- Mlllicent. flashing a glance' back at J', »LAWN MOWER sharpening, eav e^ FOR RENT 4 ROO.M flat on Knox by Kemps. It is D. K. Hickox, with ' valor but it was far more likely In Memorlam ...... the apartment nouse, saw a cabriolet TpRFEC-reuja t®' Iscai and I'ound ...... troughs, tin ro- f.a, chimneys rc-^ street, with gar.-vge. Apply 12.Knox welye .years experience in servicing ,|,at. In his ha; te to descend he swing around the comer and glide Announeementa ...... paired; al.vo r.ll kind.i of sheet mejnl ^reet. I'araonala ...... |.rlgldnlre equipment. Trained mlv.vuld d.sah down the 'corridor to! to a stop at the curb. ;V^® work. Griffith, HO '.lak Htreet Tel the Frigidaire factory, iind the Gen­ Automoblira FOItSRKNT 6 itOOM tciionicnt, all ward tile stairs, She "■>»saw uuuBob v..itiHcCaisc jump rromfrom tthe Automobllea for Mala 6851. eral .Mot(ir.s factory hninches. .Mr. Iniprdveim'nt.s. hot water heat. 2 Hickox has kept-ai)rea.st of the im­ .Mlllicent nnatched up the suitcase | almost before it had come to Automobilaa for Lirhanga and such was her excitement that ' atoP- ______y Auto Accasaorlea—TIrea ...... MOWER SHARPENING, key mak­ LIncoInNareet. Inquire .53 Summer provements in electric retrigerutlon. I STILL DON'T OUR NAMES Auto Hcpalring—Painting ••••« # ing, lock, vacuum cleaner, clock, street ^ 'I'lic service department is available she was entirely„ unconscious of its Mlllicent settled back in fhe cush­ BUT, WE DON'T KNOW THE GUY. Y MAYBE'S Auto bchoola ...... 1*A weight as she sped down the stairs. ions. too frightened to look back m THERE MUST BE a r e t h e r e , Autoa<~Khlp by Truck I gun repairing. Bralthwalte, 62 to FrlgUlalrc liscrs. WE NEVER EVEN HEARD OF'/M./HE'SANUI Pearl St. She had .started down the last flight again, fearful that Bob calae would MISTAKE. Autoa—For tllra ...... » FOR RENT 6 tpO.M tenement, all) FRECKLES AND HIS FRiKNDS By Blosser PLAIN AS DAY. Carugea—Servica~8toraga 10 leading to the. lower floor when she see her and start in pursuit. , WHY WOULD HE WILL AN ESTATE JoR MAYBE Motorcvcle8-~>Btcyclce ...... n Improvement: .IffsGaiden street. suddenly realized that . he would be The cab swung into a main artery I READ ABOUT WE LL PLY T . TO US ? J ------^ ------rSOMEBDCV'S Wanted Autos^Motvrcyclea ... .11 1,'KIVATE INST-ltUCTION 28 POLICE COURT trapped between the lobby of tee of traffic and Alillicent, suddenly llualrtra.a and Profeaaloaal garvicra FOR RENT- 5 ROoSKfifit, with all th at l-TYSTERY EVERYONE ' ' ' tr y in g To apartment house knd the sidtiwa^, realizing that she was a fugitive OUT TO SEA Duaineea' Sorvtcaa Offered . .. . . 19 WILL PERSONALLY . Interview Improvements, and ^ ir a g e . 22 IN TOWN llouiaUoId Sarvlcaa OiTarad .1S*A Due to difficulty experienced In heid back by the weight of the suit­ from justice, leaned back in the cor­ SHIP, AND-1 DE­ AND VIEW T PLAY A " }iuUdlag>~>Coniractlng 14 men willing to work hard to quali­ Edgerton street. Telepho^ 8301, obtaining testimony from Mrs. Peter case. CIDED ID LIKE IS TALKINO ON PIorlsta—Nuraes'trM ...... lb fy for good-pay positions In Re­ ner of the cab so that her face would rr PROM funeral Ulractora 19 Mattlce in town court this morning, It would be impossible for her to be invisible to traffic officers or curi­ TO TAKE A LOOK ABOLTT / frigeration and Air Conditioning the ca.se of Peter Mattlce of 31 Oak THE AIR ' Itaatlng—Plumplng—Roofing 17 walk as much as a block with that ous pedestrians. ' AT IT.'./ •T -' Inauranca ...... 18 business. Prefer men with fair ihIu- street, charged with non-support, heavy weight. There was, of course, Miilinary—Dreaamaklng 19 catlon, mech.aiilcolly inclined, now The cab rounded a comer to the WAS continued until Saturday-, May a...... chance tha^.some cruising cab left, pulled in close to the curb. The Moktng~>Trucking~S.oraga ... . 10 employed, willing to devote some Judge John.son, Prosecuting At- would stop by"and pick her up as driver jerked the door open, helped Public Paasangcr Service ...... tO*A spare time to preliminary training Painting—Papering li tdmey Shea and Judge W. S. . | soon aa she gained the sidewalk, but Mlllicent to the sidewalk, carried her Profaaalonal fiarvlcea ...... ll to become installation and service For Sale Kapafrtng ...... jy coii^el for Mattlce. apparently 1 there was a far greater chance that suitcase ihto the hotel. She reward­ experts. Write fully, giving age. T\\O-.-VCRE F.'VRM, ,5-room c o u l i ^ t make Mrs. Mattlce. whose i Richard Gentry would overtake her. Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... ,I4 phone, present occupation. Utilities ed him with a generdus tip and met (READ THE STURY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Tv'iiet Goode and Service ...... 16 house, barn.s, chicken coops EngllslVsls limi ed. understand what ■ at the curb if he didn't catch her In the cynical appraisal of the clerk \\ anted—Bualneia Se.vica ...... SO Eng,'Inst., T, care o f this paper. was wanfbdwnnfkd In in the waywav ofnf testimonyli>nl mnnv and fruit Iree:^; near toun. the lobby. who stared at Her from behind the As Duncy raced across the one loud snort, then turned and fcldnoattonal and the court directed that Proba­ ground the fatties quickly gathered w-ent back to his cage. Brave Couraaa and CUaaaa ...... 17 tion O fflcer’B>C. Elliott, Jr„ ascer­ desk with world-weary eyes, There was no time to balance the round and tried to atop the hippo; Scouty latched the door. Private Inairuetlon ...... 19 HELP WANTED— tain the facts is the case. At the MUllcent knew the man’s type. but their efforts were in vain. p.ncin* ...... u -A $2,500 probabilities. She had to think and She stared at him haughtily and As Duiicy quickly joined the MALE OR FEAIALE 37 trial on May 4 thbkscrvlccs of an in­ SfRVlCE. INC. T. M. REGBEG. U. S. PAT, orr.-^—‘ ICA**' y TAPS AT REVEILLE Sluiic.l—nrsm.tir ...... ja art fast. A windmv op-jned onto the Then Scouty cried, "Oh, he’s so crowd, one fatty said, "You should Wanted—In.trucllDfi ...... SO terpreter may be m><;essary. said, "Let me see your register, fat, he can’t keep racing on like SALESMAN SAM wc. t. a ua u._a pat. g r a j j - WANfED-EXTRA SHOE sales­ Good bjiij in a 6-Room Hoti.se, fire escape and she flung the suit­ please." ’ feel proud, Your act was very fun­ He Should Practice W hat He Preaches FInanrIal James .McDowell Nof 28 Lllley that. I’m sure that in his tummv ny and it made all of us roar." Bonds—Stocks —Mortgogaa li man and shoe, .naleslady Ssturdsys. steam meat,It, 2-car_-t.,II garage,gillilgC, street was convicted of Ivckless driv­ case over the .' ill down to the steel- He. handed her the book and ahe O O H , G-OLLYj I'LL (SET I Go t Bv Small he Is going to -get a pain.” Soon Goldy cried, "Some bars I C.K, SB m I O-iT a bu.ln.H OpporiunltU...... is State experience. Write Box'z, large lot. ing and was fined 535 And costs. barred platform and followed It, al­ Iwked back through the pages un­ t h a t lOHOLe. t r u c k - l o a d o f VA KNOU), OU2.i,Y6R. ALCUAVS Money to Lo.n ...... || Herald. "I hope he gets It right away,” we'll fix. on which the monkeys M ftTCMSTICK LOlTHSOMe Price ..., , .McDowell was Involved in An acci- most before the suitcase had thud­ til she found the name under which yelled Duncy, "Maybe this is pl'av coftL iw MiY fcYe.' LGcTuftlW* (rie ABOUT A _U.lp and iKaallima ded to the steel grating. can do tricks. The bars are In a CoT tow OW i t ' 1 (AKAnT H.ip Wanted—F.ntala ...... IS . $4,495 j dent on Main street yestordajsaftcr- j she had registered and the room to him, but I don’t Uke It. I wiil SHE'S DOE IM AT ELEVEN.' THERE SHE is / Pi-P'Ce FeR. ev'd-sm iwe- a m ' She hail barely gained the plat- cage. Come on, you TInies, set Yp > To d i g - s o m e copi(_ Help Want.d—Mala ...... is SITUATIONS WANTED— nixm when the car he was driving I , “““ oami.y gmnea me piai- number that had been assigned to run until I drop." them right.” ITS NINE,NOW....-rHAT LOOKS LIKE A eVRYtUlMG- IM IT’S PLACE. 6a.lesnten Wanted ...... IS-A .5 Acres of Land no build- south on Main street struck another form and adjusted her skirts about to her, Then she closec the register And then he saw a group of ouTfA e.Yei A lW 'T C H A ? ' H.lp Wanted—Mala or F.malt.. IJ FEMALE 38 her ankles when she heard the sound It didn't take them very long to MEANS WE SHOULD SIGHT SMALL PASSENGER-' A*«n .1 Wanted ...... |7- a ings, Uoveiitry, car parked In front of the Mentoria. and said, "What rooms have you trees. "Ah, now I'll get awav, with if feet thudding .lown the staircase. vacant, please?” stand them up ami make them CARRYING gltuationa Wanted—Female ... 18 EXPERIENCED GIRL would Uke for ...... stoic, Haynes and Main Street, caus­ ease.’’ he shouted to- the bunch. strong.. “Now," Goldy said, "We’rb HER ABOUT TWENTY-FIVE SURE I A(^1 bituatlonF Wanted—Male ...... 19 $225 ing considerable damage to both Sim turned towatd the corridor and "What sort of a room would you "The trees will make the hippo f r e ig h t e r Employment Agaoelee ...... 4o housework or core of ihlld, go home going to see another thrilling MILES OFF THE COAST * So MJHAT?, cars. -■‘nviv Richard Gentry dashing past, want?" stop.” It Uv» Pt(a—Pottlfry—Vahlclea nights. Write Herald. Box L. nmnmg rapidly. . sight." WE'LL BE THERE poga—Blrdgv^Pata ...... 41 LDTS AT BOLTON AND Thomas Egan, an old offender, "I’U tell you when I see what you Some little monkeys were- set Live Stock—Vehtclaa ...... 41 COVENTRY LAKE ; was sentenced to 60 days tn jail for He Shot paat tho window and ahe have vacant.” They shortly found that he was free, .and just as quickly as could SOON J Poultry and Suppllea...... 19 ' drunkenness. Egan was arrested by heard thXbang of his feet on the right. It Y-eally was a funny site to Wanted - f*ats—Poultry—Stock 44 WANTED— PETS— "By the day, week, or month?" be. they raced up to the bars and Officer HcrniaTi Moske last night at lower stalnyay ns he ran down to­ ’That will depend.” see thetelppo try to wiggle through For Bala—.aneerllaneoaa POULTRY— STOCK 44 started whirling ’round and 'round. Amelia for 8aie ...... 49 Stuart J. Waaley Depot Square after he had been told ward the lob He handed her a chart. MUllcent th, group of frees. "Look out,” yelled Coppy. “ Don't Boata and Aceeaaorlea ...... \\\ 40 WANTED—ALL KINDS of to,go hopie. MUllcent lcdi»d below her and saw that tho room she wanted was He tugged away till Duncy said, get smart, or you will tear your ^ i i ' Building Matarluia ...... 47 pc'ultry. Prices are high now. Retil Estate and Insurance saw an alleyway,>i»ided and gloomy, vacant, but sht pointed to another *Hey, fal. why don’t you use your tails apart. If you miss just one Otamonde—Watchaa—Jewelry ,, 49 3441. A. Gremmo. Pcgg>’ Hopkins Joyce admits she's Electrical AppUancaa—Radio .. 49 Stiiite Theater Building piled with garbage 0^ 8, boxes, bar­ rcom and said, “Wliat’s the price on head? You simply can’t get through •bar. you’ll take a flop upon the Kual and Feed ,49-A Tel. 6648 or 7146 32 years old, wlilr^ is the first time rels, broken packing «ksea, and other this by the night?” because it’s much too tlghl a ground.” Garden — Dairy Producta we ever heard of a moi;atorlum on bits of rubbish. She felt^rtaln that, "A dollar seventy-five." squeeze." m/. Household Oouda 91 BOATS AND ages. Machinery and Tcole ...... !!! n while perhaps an occasibmU truck She frowned, slid her finger down The beast then proved a real (The TInieft hrin* the c?!rcus to a Mualeal Inetrumanta || ACCESSORIES 46 good sport. He stood and let out close in the next stor>'). Office and Store Equipment ,,, 94 Spaelali at Wia Siorea ...... ga 518,50 DOWN PUTS a 25 Ib. 1 1-2 MmevaMimvict. 3JaaTlng Apparel—Furs ...... 17 horsepower Evennide on your boat. ALLEY OOP That’s Poor Life Insurance, Guz (»AS BUUUIES______Wanted—To Buy ...... n Underwafer exhaust. See it at Bar- By HAMLIN A Real Problem •••»•—Board—Hofala—Maaarla stow’s Radio Shop. Phone 3234 for ' DIM NY, LEGGO WIS SAY ITS BECOMINfi A PROBLEM By Pranft Beck neataaranta ( GUZ, YER MAJESTY. Y sOMEBODY BEAMED FCXDZY THERE MUST BE SOMEONE B U T SHES A S QUICK T H A T MAY BE free demonstration. M A JESTS'; PUT 'IM DOWW, 'YEP' Z HAVE A DOZ51N TO 6BT BARBARA TO DO SOME' AS LIGHTNING WHEN t C A N T JU S T U B U T HOW.. I'M Mooma Without Board ...... aa WHAT5 TH I'M TECRIBLY SOKRY- OF IMPORTANCE ON THAT th in (S9 a s quickly a s she , PART OF YOUR LET HER GO ON.. , WELL.. THERE Boardara Waotwd ...... \n»ji VOU Bio- CUMMY,- I WITH A ROCK WB P ur OWLS FLYINS AROUND IN IT c o m e s ' t o - doing TROUBLE.. TOO ' y o u ' l l OP A STUMP...I M U S T B E A Country Board—Kaaorta 60 MEANIW& SHIP DONT TOO THINK LOUQHT t o . sh e 's ‘’TOO THE THINGS SHE SHE’LL G ET w o r s e ' H A V E TO CANT SEEM TO OU OlMNY OW TH’ TRAIL. ^ S tO W ABOUT PICKING MUCH TALK.. IT , AS SHE GROWS WAY.------LET'Ss ^ ^ ta ia —Raatauranta ...'.,,.4..,. ai HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 PUT HIM DOSMhif OF THIS _ MY HEAD, ANO KVERY LIKES TO DO. I'VE FINALLY GOES AROUSE HER APPROACH , Wantad—Rooma—Board ii AM’ TH’ BiG YAP SO, NUTTY ? »OP THINGS.. ANO OLDER___WOW IN TER EST CONCENTRATE ON3N OUTRAG'E f ON* OF TVIEM IS TALKED AND IN ONE EAR rr A FEW DAYSI'S Meal Satata gar Beat f o r SALE—LEONARD Porcelain GALLOPED /PUTTING TOYS ANJP TA LK E D T O A/STCAf, HeM , IN THOSE Apartmanta, Flata, Tanamanta,* || ^ANO COMING TO AND OUT THE T///5 /a •t i l w e OO lined Icebox in giMal condition. Will Sayimq "w h o "« HER ABOUT, OTHER, TH IN G S . iBualnaar Loeatlona for Rant 64 wll cheap. Call at 98 Ridge. Phone RIGHT (3UEC. I/' WHY- S t h e t a b l e . a e m o u a f T H A T S TH IN K OF , Houaaa for Rant ...... gg IT .’. SOMETHING Buburban for Rant ...... «• 7331. HERE/ ^CvOU-'Jk* ALL./ / £Bmraar Homaa for Rant 67 I ■.tTMtsd to R.nt ...... " Si FOR SALE —RICHMOND coal lUal Catato Far tala range, and Vulcan gas stove, good , %vartmant Baildln* for Bala . .. SS condition. Reasonable.. See Mrs. .Bualnasa Proporty for Bala...... 10 i Tarma and Land for Bala ...... 11 Johnson, 55 Church atreet. Houati tor 8a U ...... ti for Bale ...... n 3-PIECE MOHAIR living room aaort Froparty for Balo suite, good value at $75.00, A-1 -J. - —aburbao for Sal]l# ...... 1 ^ a i Estata f o r Csebsrfs____ condition, our price 549.00. 9x 12 Wantad—Raal EsUt* new Axmlnster rug, regular 539.50, Aaellaa—L.4al Ratlroa our price 529.50. Benson Furniture fAi Notlcaa c**• • • i• • 4.^.•«a • M d Radio. "The HoMw of Good Bsddliif:.’’ JofaaaoB EUoclu -IMi ITmh trsYict. INC.- T. M. «tG va wr. orr.. W ^ Reifular $1.29 25c Percale Chintz Regular $1.00 Children’s 12V^c Castile 35c Oeansing 5 , 4 9 9 DrIp»o<*lators Prints PiUows Neckwear Anklets Soap Member et tbe Aadn Tissues Barcas ef UIrcnIatlena rolr tMilglit and Friday, MlgMIr 1 9 c Yard 4 9 e 1 5 c Pair iUattrlywtf r Swf tttttn ooMor with s Hght float tonlgkk 3$1 Cake * Pkg. 3,000 Yards! Regular 3Sc 80- A good assortment! Bright Salesmen's samples of 31.00 Stripes! Solid Colors! Nov­ 2 4 VOL. LIV„ NO. 176. (Olasslfled Adverttslng on Page 10.) IfakM axcellent eoffeel Col­ squara percale prints. 1935 de­ chintz covered pillows filled with neckwear. Good-looking styles elty tops! For little tots 4nd Popular Stork brand pure MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1935. ored chlrta pot with aluminum signs In checks, plaids, florals. kapox. For summer living In organdies, laces, cottons, growing children. On sale in casUle soap. Good size cake. "Modems” cleansing tissues— PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS drip top. 8-cup alze. A 41c For frocks, drapes, smocks, rooms! For cottages! For the sheers, silks. Collars, jabots, Baby Shop and Hosiery Depart­ For this sale only at 8c each! soft and absorbent. 500 sheets saving during this sals! aprons. porch! 30c each.. bows. ment! 4^c saving! in each package. White. Main Floor, left. Main Floor, left. Front Entrance. Main Floor, right Main Floor, right Main Floor, right THOMPSON IS NAMED A Woman Spy Goes Free RULES AGAINST FOR AGENCIES POST OUTSIDE HRM ’S tia^TRAFFIC MOVES TAXVmTlffl Governor Cross Nominates a SEVER PRICES NDER POUCE GUARDS Democrat to Satisfy His Assessment of Pr^rty Strike Continues in State Party Leaders After They UP FOLLOWING Found to B^)nty of Trading Is Resumed With Pickets Stationed On Great Three Day Shopping Event! Hale*s Quality Merchandise Reduced For This Sale! Hold Conference. T R E O T Y A a Assessors^ 8 8 c “ CANNON” Smith Ix Present In London speculators scrambling of as.scssors and that the final values afternoon leading operators met to he placed on taxable properties with Joseph M. Adley, their repre­ Sports coats In Balmacaan, reefer, swagger styles! And dressy GUARANTEED PILLOW CASES, 4 for The governor sent Thompson's .for limited supplies sent the price up Spring Sale Specials In Our coats In interesting styles! Sizes for miss and madam. name to tbe Senate after a com­ 2 1-16 pence to 34 7-8 pence an must bo approved or disapproved by sentative at the Hotel Bond but this Silk SUps Heavy quality cases guaranteed for five years. a majority of the assessors. conference did not Include union Size, 45x36 Inches. $ 1.00 Turkish mittee named by the Democratic ounce, equivalent of 75.97 cents an officials. with "rip proof” caucus waited on him. Besides con­ ounce In New York. That was only The effect of the ruling Is expected REPUBLICANS EXPAND to be state-wide, due to the fact that FEATHER-PROOF BED PILIXIWS, each ferring with this committee, com 1.60 cents iinJer the new Treasury • Highways Patroled. seams other communities have, conducted Fifteen state police cruisers with Girls' Shop A. C. A. covered pillows filled with all NEW feath­ Towels prising Senators John C. Blackall of price of 77.57 cents, as advanced $ 25.00 $ 1.00 Hartford and Francis W. Hogan of revaluations by outside companies two officers In each machine, moved ers. Seams bound. 21x27 Inches. from the level of 71.11 cents fixed excluding. It is believed, the cottJt over the trunk line highways of the $ 1 0 . 9 5 SPRING COATS, Torrington, the governqr met dur­ CAMPAIGN AaiVITIES At HALE'S Domestics—Main Floor, left. a fortnight ago. mimlty assessors. The local state today to afford protection to Here's a grand After-Easter coal value. Not all ing the morning witfi (I. Francis M a^et Swamped 4 for $ J Smith, Democratic state chairman, assessors, Emil L. G. Hohenthal. Jr., all truck drivers and owners. sizes In each style . . come early for best selection. r e s s o a t s The Montreal silver futures mar­ chairman; Thomas Lewie and Henry "You can report that transporta­ 7 to 14 years. D C presumably to discuss the patron­ age situation. ket was swamped with buying. Quo­ Mutrle were excluded from the cur­ tion Is going forward ISO per cent,” Spring Sale In tations rose 3 cents. on ounce, the Reported In fear o f vengeance at the hands of the spy ring they helped lild Up Pubiidty Stan,COMMUNISTS RAP Made from the softest, loveliest $7.98 WOOL SPORT COATS, One group of 325. Spring dress Later Stnith also r ->t with Sen rent revaluation last month when Lieutenant La\1n of the state p o lic sUk crepe. The seams will not Two Sizes: maximum limit permitted In one ^ cxpo.se, Mrs. Gordon Switz, pictured with a friend leaving prison In the request for two months pay, per reported. “Wo have established a Our .37.98 grade of sports coats reduced. 7 to 14 coats now 318. Youthful versions trimmed ate Democrats. day's trading. Paris, shows only elation oyer regaining her freedom. The American pull out during the life of the slip years. Just a few . . HUSTLE IN! member, wa.s denied by the Board on day and night patrol and will coun­ $ 4 * 4 9 with galyac. squirrel, wolf and fox. For #20x40 I 22x44 Many Democrats were" reported Mining circles In the Rocky moun­ woman and hc/husband. held 16 months nwaltlnifctrial, were rclca.sed Reid Workers BRITAIN’S JUBILEE as they're guaranteed rip-proof. miss and madam. Yard Goods to rebel openly against Governor the recommendation of Town, Coun­ tenance no interference. Truck tain states w en happy, and sil- for helping tq.'ConvIct the ring. Awaiting deportfiuoSion, they went into drivers are entitled to operate with­ Bias-cut In good-flttlng styles. $2.98 SPRING COATS. * 1 8 $1,00 SPRING WOOLENS, yard Extra special TOWEL S A L E ... Cross had he failed to accede to hiding. ' , sel William S. Hyde. The assessors Trimmed with lovely laces. White verltes In Congress were gleeful. took the stand that they could not Parts of the _ __ out molestation and the state police Only about 8 to close-out! Hlzes 7 to 14 years. At HALE’S Apparel Main Floor, rear. A smart range of tweeds, checks, plain woolens. so stock up for Summer showers requests that a member of the par­ and blush-pink. Sizes 34 to 44. ty be given the post. Senator Wheeler announced that he be justified In accepting the revalu­ are going to see they are affordod Dress and sports models. Mothers! Choose early. $ 1 . 0 0 Inches wide. Tan, grey, browh, navy, copen. and bathing parties! White with their rights.’’ A slip of this brand and quality Is When Thompson't name came In­ would resume .his fight for re­ ation of the J. M. Cleminshaw Com­ 8 8 c colored borders. Soft, thirsty, monetization at 16-to-l. English Radicals in a Mani- usually priced lots more . . for GIRLS’ $1.19 DRESSES, DRESS LENGTHS OF SILKS, ACETATES, ,/double thread towels. 29c each. to the Senate, It was referred with­ pany without' first learning, first this sale 31.68. Growing girls' cotton school dresses In youthful Lengths range from 3H. 4 and 4'..^ yards. Prints, out comment to iTie committee on Banking circles In Mexico, the hand, the methods employed by that NO GENERAL STRIKE Our Better Grade world’s largest sliver producer, were company. Hartford. April 25.—(AP)—Ten­ Spring styles. 7 to 14 years. Plaids, prints, checks. dots, checks, florals. Crepes, sheers, novelties, executive nomination., on motion of JUDGE’ S SON CONFESSES washington. April 2 5 ^ ( a r ) - Main Floor, rear. $ 1 .9 7 Claimed It Illegal. ^*11D “ 25 Ycars of sion in the Colt's Patent Fire Anns Tub-fast. « acetates. Senator J. Kenneth Bradley, Re­ vexed as world price levels made It 89 profitable to melt down Mexican sli­ T lie Board of Asaessors appeared Expansion of Republican NatWnM RnKll.rv ” Manufacturing Company controver­ publican floor leader. • $1.98 COTTON DRESSES, 50c “ EVER-FAST’’ FABRICS, yard Towels, 6 for Senate Democrats considered for ver coins. While they consldeiW before the Selectmen on March 1 9 , activities was foreshadowed toda^v RODUCry. sy fell off sharply today almulton^ Few Cinderella and Kate Green way dresses here! a time a plan to obtain the Immedi­ measures to check the threatejMd HE MURDERED PARENTS the second time within a month, in with apinouncement that John Ham- ' eously with a curtailment of activity Spring Sale In straw HATS Paddock checks—a perfect copy of 31.00 a yi Heavy, double (thread 7 to 14. Small group of silks Included. $ 1.69 linens. Tennis cord In smart checks and plaids. " ■ 3 9 ® Cannon's! White wlUi ate confirmation of the selection. disappearance of silver peso pmns, on effort to settle the long sustained llton, party committeeman for among union men on the general gay borders. Hand size, But because of the absence! of one the mining industry boomed./'^ controversy over the revaluaUon of limdon, April 25.— (A P )—King strike threat. $.5,98 SUEDE and LEATHER JACKETS, the towrn taxable property. In that Kansas would join the headquarters Developments while uneventful SUMMER WASH FABRICS. 6 yard.s 18x36 inches. 19c ca. member of the committee on exec­ In the Far East. Shangh^ finan­ staff here. G e o rg ^ Sliver Jubilee was de­ Out they go! About 12 to close-out. 7 to 14; 11 New Reduced utive nominations, Senator John F. meeting Chairman E. L. G. Hohen­ were entirely local as no word came Baby Shop 1,000 yards! As.sortment includes printed lawns, cial circles were again w orked over Tells M icers His MeSvefFERGUSON ASSAILS Henry P. Fletcher, chairman, said to IS sizes. Red, green, navy, tan. $ 3 * 9 « printed batistes, and fa-st-color printa. 36 Inches $ Main Floor, left. the deflatlonai-y effectyof rising thal stated that in his opinion the scribed today os "25 years of rob­ from Washington cither on the med­ Price 1.80 (Continued On Page Eight) vote taken at the annual towrn meet­ Mr. Hamilton would assist him "in bery” In aX.jnanlfesto Issued by itation efforts of the United Ststsa Boys’ 89c Blouses, $ w wide. levels for their current, which is organization work.” He Is general At HALE'S Girls' Shop—Second Floor. 2 19 ing of October 1, 1934 empowering Department of Labor or the activi­ Regular stock of but­ based on silver. /• W asR e-enge Bel Will RAYBURN MEASURE Communist leaders o f the so-called At HALE'S Fabrics-—Main Floor, left. the- Selectmen to engage an outside counsel -for the National committee. ties of Francis P. Fenton, American ton-on blouses. Peter If you have put off buying your tint until now, by nil means After assisting in the preparation "London First o^May Committee (lire No Further Reasons concern to conduct the revaluation The manifesto urj^ workers to Federation of Labor leader. In behalf come to this selling tomorrow! Here arc our belter type, one-of- Sale TO OONTINCE TO BUY was Illegal, due to the wording of of the Colt's strikers. Our Regular Stock 69c New Low Prices On Tioga Yarns! / LIVED AS A HOBO Washington, JLprll 25.— (AP) — Join a monster May '-Day demon­ a-kind models reduced! In the aen.ion’s favored rough and llncn- the motion, made In the meeting by (UontiDUed OH Page Eight) stration. \ General strike promdters received like straws. Sailors, sports brim.s, Hrottons, off-thc-face types, c NOTIONS Secretary M ^en th a u said today Selectman George E. Keith. The two setbacks today, one tbe denial prints. pill-boxes. Tioga the TreaaurwWould continue to buy for the Crime. Hartford Executive Declares . "On May 8 the rullng^oUus will M. K. M. Pure 8 motion made by Selectman Keith celebrate 25 years of robbery of of the report Issued by Colt’s Joint 5c Darning S ilk ...... 2 for 8c BUT HAD $143,000 silver u r ^ it rcsrclied $1.29 an made no mention of the assessors. workers In which millions opx our shop committee members yesterday Children’s $1.98 Sweaters, ounce, o / until Treasury stockSP SHETLAND FLOSS 10c Sewing Needles ...... 8c Austin, Tex., April 25.— (AP) — It Will Subject^ Inm tors Chairman Hohenthal pointed out RAINS AND SNOW brothers have been slain, mutilated, that “Unity Lodge”, consisting of Our regular stock equalle^oile-thlrd of the total gold. In the meeting of March 19 that the 10c Clinton Safety Pins ...... 8c Howard Pierson, 20. clean-cut and gassed and tortured,” the manifest'd machine tool workers, had already of Spring sweaters In Thc/Treasury head said that last .statutes specifically state that the says. ^oted to participate should the call high colors. 31.69 SILK HOSE $1.00 Fabric and ) F orm erly 10c Safety Pins, bunch ...... 8c D ig^ s action In boosting the Fed- handsome, said today he killed his l-oz. His Children Thought Him to Fleecing by Speculators "Asscs.sors of all towns, consolidated "Let them have their May 6 and Do^saued. • 27c Ball 10c Wilsnap Dress Fasteners ...... 8c erof price for domestic mined metal father and mother. Associate Justice towma and cities and consolidated GLADDEN FARMERS, their jubilee; we have no cause to Tile other announcement was that grades, now 84c. ball 77.57 cents an ounce, as well as 10c Aunt Lydia’s Thread ...... 8c William A. Pierson of the Texas Su­ towrns and boroughs, unless other­ rejoice. Our day is May 1 . March the litrge American Federation of 1 7 (Black, white, brown, grey.) Dead; He Allowed Them, revlous actions In elevating the Washington, D. C., April 25— En­ wise provided, shall, during each on that day to ^ v e a clear and de­ Labor Machinists’ Union, known in ,C Pair STR AW HATS price, was simply carrying out a preme Court, and Mrs. Pierson, for Girls’ Cotton Dresses, Buy sufficient of one dye lot numbed to complete a garment. 10c Bias T a p e...... 8c actment of the Wheeler-Rayburn period of ten years after February termined reply of the working this area as Capitol City Local, do- • Make a jiffy sweater for around 90c. ,/k full range of 20 colors. mandate of Congiess, ‘‘a reason." 1. 1930, view all of the real estate Heavy Snow in Colorado class.” cided at a meeting last night to None sold for less than 5 5 You’d never dream such smart hats could be 10c Novelty T a p e ...... 8c to Believe It. public utility holding company dis­ 7.'»c Tioga Boucle (2-oz.) 55c Unless total stocks reach the After Deputy Sheriffs Sam Rogers of their respective municipalities, The Communist newspa)>er, postpone actida on this quebtion, Special low price for this three-day event only! Our first BO cheap! Come early for be.st selections! 5c Shoe Laces (all colors) .2 for 8c solution bill, far from preventing re­ quality, pure silk M.K.M. silk hose. Choose from 3 and 4-thread (200-yard skeins.) / stipulated point first, price boosts and Paul Blair announced he had and shall revalue the same for re­ "Dally Worker,” took sarcastic digs although it -voted addlUonol financial 10c Bobby Pins, c a r d ...... ______8c are slated to continue until the currence of speculative abuses of assessment and in the performance Blocks Highways; Rain at the sale of seats at vantage support to the Colt’s strikers. Sizes 3 to 6H years. All CHIFFONS. And long-wearing 7-Uiread SKHVICE WEIGHTS. 7 9 Knitting Worsted / (3%-oz.) 54c confessed, Pierson told newspaper­ 5c DcLong Hair P in s ...... 2 for 8c . (Chicago, April 25.— (A P l^T hls is world price reaches $1.29. the past by "the Insulls of the of these duties at least two o f the points from which to view the jubi­ Cinderella frocks! All the pn))ular "light'' tones. Sizes 8'.4 to lO 'j. R ah other TIOGA Y’amg/6cduced Approximately 25%. men he shot his parents to death At HALE'S Millinery .Main Floor, center. the story of the miserly XMldas” of Morgenthau was referring to the future,” W'ould instead open the way a.ssessors shall act together, and all Falls in Five States. lee procession on Accession Day. DRIVERS ITIREATENED At HALE'S K nlt-A ^lt Comer—Main Floor, rear. Silver Purchase Act passed last late yesterday on Untry road about for clever speculators again to rob valuations shall be separately ap­ It declared “jubilee vistas are At HALES Hosiery—yaln Floor, right. Mhln Floor, left. Madison street, w h ^ children New Britain, AprU 25^—(A P )__ $1.00 “ Quickees” Union Suits, summer, which required that the 15 miles from Austin where he had the investing public of hard-earned proved by a majority of the assess­ slumping badly. AH but the cheap­ The first repercussion of ths truck Boys' and alrls' union thought he was dead; and who was bullion base should be In the pro- lured them 0c JOHNSON KLEEN-FLOOR DUSTERS, Main Floor, left. souri In 1912, that he was the father SubsequenUy, after nine hours The Opinion. 59c SPRING GIXIVES. pair Investors and upon utility company The opinion follows: wrest Kansas, Southeast Colorado, of women's suits, which he sold was Hickory and Checks, girdles for Triangular shaped. Yellow fluffy yam dusters. of her two children, a boy and a girl, Probe in White Plains — grilling, he led officers to the place customers. and the Panhandle sections of Okla­ Smart tailored fabrics! Novelty mesh gloves. Plain ® where he had hidden the watch “ It is in the interest of|the State, Musenm With 1,000 Memen* Valued at 35.000. He parked his summer wear. No bones—no h ook a- classics and feminine models with organdy trims. Good 39 and that she divorced him in 1918 "I would emphasize what other homa and Texas. as well as of the public, that the car on Main street and got on the fashioned throughout of two-way shades. A Grand Asso,rtmeiit! Brand New! l.-.c GARMENT BAGS, 3 for because of his miserliness. After purses, pistol and box, all of wlllch witnesses have told you as to the Colorado districts dependent upon No Serions Cases. were recovered. Officers found two statutes in relation to taxation l>e truck with the driver, Stanley H". stretch Lastex. Small, Medium and Good quality cedarized bags. Shie. 27x60 Inches. telling her story she disappeared irrigation saw their supply of water toes of Noted Writer’s Ca­ Meade, of Bridgeport and the help­ Large. PHILIPPINE GOWNS, other discharged cartridges in the ® / leaving a misleading address, but (Continued On Page Two) Increased by the heavy snows. De- er, Fred Annunziato, alio of Main Floor, rear. Women's dainty hand embroidered gowns. Fine 39 Close-Out! piistol and three at the scene of the (Oonttamed on Page Tw«) p r in g u r t a in s her tale, Rubens jSald, checked In acribed by observers aa the heaviest S C GARBAGE PAILS, ■ White Plains, N. Y„ April 25.__ killing. Bridgeport. When the truck wea quality mushn. White and flesh. Sizes 16 and 17. every detail. one day's fall In 16 years, the m ow reer, Is Opened to PobHc. stopped on Broad street to moke a CialvanizCd pail with lock cover. B'A-galipn size. For fifteen years, she said, Kelly l-AP)—Health aiithorities question­ In charging the youth formally blocked highways with drifts nine $14.95 Quality ed bakery workers suid started delivery, Gordon told tbe police the At HALE’S Mlacellaneoue Items—Main Floor. ^ l e Fraet her from time to time near the with murder, Sheriff Lee Allen said feet deep at Victor and Cripple analysis of a pastry cream HUing to­ four men under arrest lef* an auto­ CURTAIN STRETCHERS, rooming bouse of Mrs. Bella But­ we have found the motive.” Pierson Creek, Colo. Schools were dismissed Spring Sale Of day In an effort to learn’ what caus­ Shot of Alcohol Tells Hannibal, Mo., April 25.— (A P )__ mobile which had drawn alongside Price! man, who with six other persons Is told newspapermgn he had “a good at noon. with easel back. Adjustable. Has rustless pins ed the jwlsoning of hundreds of per­ Hannibal, lUelf a Mark Twain and told Gordon and the others to Here’s NEWS! 2 inches apart. Dinner awaiting trail on' charges of at­ reason,” but officers quoted him as Highways Blocked museum with iU Cardiff Hill, Its get off the truck and enter their Wondersoft sons throughout Westchester coun­ saying he did it for “ revenge.” Drifts up to five feet marooned A repeat event! So popular last month when offered at 94c— tempting to gain Kelly's estate ty. cave, Jackson's Island and the Mis­ car, threateplng, according to Gor­ we stage another sale thlq, week. Ruffled curtains! Tailored At HALE'S Houscfumishlngs—BasemeoL thi'ough an .illef^edly forced will at­ Deputy Blair quoted him as say­ How Old Your Peas Are many motorists along the - sissippi, today dedicated a museum don's statement to the police, to Drugs Sets The list of victims stood at 479 One Group curtains! Novelty mesh curtains! Cottage seta! Voiles, mar­ tested after Kelly lay dea'd on a ing he purchased the revolver In Clolorado Springs highway. At Col­ to the memory of America's great­ punch them If they refused. SOe Phillip's Milk of Magneaia, 84o quisettes, novelties. All brand new 1935 styles and fabrics! Spring Sale Of m ortuary slrt'o. when the county health office ceased Galveston last Saturday, driving 100 orado Springs, deputy sheriffs erect est humorist-philosopher. Gordon, Meade and Annunziata Kotex taking reports for the night yester­ New York, April 25.— (A P )— An Beef, Iron and Wine (16-os.), 59c Gave Her $50,1)00 miles out of his v/ay to obtain it. the alcohol Is pdured off. Their ed a batrier to keep others from Picking up the story of the life cquieaced, entered tbe other auto­ lOc Toilet day. Officials estimated that unre­ Now t — When they met Mrs. Rclao ,sald, Pierson made the confession ^ter alcoholic answer to an Important analysis shows how old the peas venturing on the highway. o f the author, whose restless, impu­ mobile and were driven to U e Ber­ Cotton 25c and 50o tiXrLtx ...... 17c, 34c Garden Needs ported cases might virtually double Kelly gave her sums that aggregat­ a wild night In which he twice was dining tabL questlon-^how old were were and consequently their fla- Government meteorologists esti­ dent boyhood here needs no better lin town line where they were evict­ IMre (3od Liver Oil ...... 49c Lawn Mowers, the number of persons made ill. vor boxes Tissue ed 350,000. One Gift was a $2,000 taken to the scene, once to direct the peas when canned?—was - re­ mated the precipitation In Southeast museum than the town itself, the ed and warned not to come to New (Mint flavored o b ta in .) Voile Curtains, Net Curtains, Ball-bearing mowers made by Specimens of the cream filling A new refinery process promising Wyoming at one Inch. Scottsbluff, Britain, Gordon said. 26c Blue-Jay C!om Plasters . . . .17o wedding present for his daughter, officers to the bodies and again to ported today to the American building contains more than 1,000 Frocks Townsend Mower Co. 4 cutting were sent to the State Health Ddi to save about 25.000.000 barrels of Neb., reported an Inch and a half, mementoes of his career. One of the four men gave them Rubbing Alcohol (16-oz:) . . . . . l i e Fish net tail­ knives; 10-lnch driving wheel. $ who was married last June. His son, recover the gun and other articles. C!hemlcal Society. New Improved WONDER- White voile 4 12-50 partment Laboratory In New York, gasoline annually to the United while at Fullerton, hundreds of acres 25 cents. c Roll now 23, is a law student, Mrs. Relse He also was taken to the morgue to A wheel from a river steamboat, 25c and 60c Lyon's TOoth le w ­ ruffled and flat ored curtains but no report is expected for sev­ The canning business tasters St^es was reported by • V. I. Ipa- of land were Inundated after a tor­ SOFT Kotex. Twelve nap­ with adjusta­ $5.95 said. view t^e bodies during which bis on which he was the pilot. Is among Gordon went to s gasoline sta­ der ...... 18c, 35c styles. Our 2nd Soft white ti.ssuc. 1,000 Bridea-

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