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D E A TH S Priniiaimb ih.w hidw W i i E s r /.Y IN CLINIC HORROR

PASSEKGMR ON ZEP Prdte Ddayed Uat3 Experts WOUIiD IiE^VS SHIP. Aboard Oral Zeppelin, May. Sp^- fbfad Ufa Sist Hospital to Hake h - 17J— (Via - Radio) — cMaiiir^ Nathan, of New York,'one of the American passengers on the dis­ -fa NifarobiGiiiii^ tii vestgatkn— To RebnEd abled Graf Zeppelin, asked per­ '•1 ■ ■ : Notori U mission from Dr. Hugo Elckener for Catifag today to leap fro^i the ship at­ and % W as DrUil CEnic bmBC&tely., tached to a parachute.' . pr. Eckener assured the xiaMehsers that there is no danger, despite H d ^ e t^ fa CleTeland, O., May 17— I)r. A. J. the slowness of the ship’s pro­ Bnffalo, N,;Y., May 17.— Ciar-^by a medidal examiner led to the ence^pHeber, SO,,a member of the assertion th t the woman had been Pearse, Cuyahoga county coroner gress due to disabled m o t ^ add keadwinds. When permission Phlladtiphia. Pm., May .1 7 .^ BiUQAlo j^ihm force, ordered murdered. . Reports Sa; Graf ^ temporarily suspended his Investt- was refused Mr. Nathan to de­ “ Searfu y' Al” Caponp, notorious sUiipended-today pending'a" farther The’-pollM inquiry reV^iSd that inscMdlgatioii. ipto ■ Mimamsttnees gation of the horrlhle Cletelopd part from the Graf via the para^ Chicago beer baron, and-’ his body- Sehrleber . was op duty last pjgbt sprronndiAg -tke death Ox,.bis wife, until rhldpigbt and later escorted Been Safated Near T (^ clinic disaster today and turned chute.route be became resigned guar4 ^ n k Cline, pleadefi guilty to the te^ous Journey. PattUnh,';2fi. Mrs.- Sehrleber wps Miss Flo'repee ZtanSk, 26, a friend, that Institution Into a ' research to c a r r y ^ concealed weapbnn in found dMd : ill bed todsy with.a to her bbme.‘ The girl bos been de­ laborl^tory. M uidpAl Couit today- and 'balleU ground ip her forehead. tained as-a material ritness. km, France, and Tkat The coroner received a delega­ given sentences of ohn year each ii ■< the county prison by Judge John A Sehrleber tfld his fellowT>fIj|oeva The' poUcei indicated a murder tion from Chicago, headed by Dr. that his .wife had shot herself irhile charge might be lodged against the Three of the Motors ftid A. H. Kegel, health comQii«diOO«r, WaUh. The mfah decided to plead guilty he -was sitting - in, an adjoining suspended patrolman later in the and the party went to the cl|nlc room. A snbseanept examination day. ruins to make Investigations which Attpr a Aohforence with their at- Been Repaired fa Mid Aar. It is hoped will forn^ the basis of ^ toteeys 'w m ard L. Lemiscb and measures lor preventing such Cmmelluii^aggerty, Jr. They had prpvioaplr been directed to stand catastrophies in the future. ‘5mute” ' U d Judge Walsh had d(T EX-PREi$n>BNT E4TO BULLE’nN : A t. that time unofficial sources r e v: i TROUT EGB-BKEAKFAST. rteted a .^ ot guilty;’ plea to be en-^ estimated the death toll as high as White 'River Junction, Vt. tpred on the records for each of the London, May 17.— A Central 127, -including two deaths in the TO STOP VOTE men. ^ ' May 16.—-Galyln Coolidge had last 12 hours. ' H. L. Rockwood, News dispatch from Berllia.- / Speedy Jnstlce. trout for breakfast todays city health commissioner, had ot- TO MAKE ADDRESS The “ speckled beisutiea” were shoitly after 8 o'cIbrJc tbiiMiti ficial records of 118 deaths. Jndietslent,. trial and aontepcing reported that Dr. Hugo Eckr of the nuKi occurred about 12 hours caught late yesterday in a pri­ 'h rtin n Warfare Breaks vate, pond in West Hartford. The ener had wlrelemed that he. L., after th-Mr arrest last night. was totsBy unable to tnanenTer ’ '-('1 PROBING DISASTER ’ Their |Mson sentence la the max- ex-president’s party of f-ar Ver- Cleveland, Ohio. May 17.— ^In­ mpptera brought back twenty the Graf Zeppelin which was imhm'thift .can be l^npoffd under* Refareii* ’ • • • .Bfakop to • SpeakI nsld to be, drifting heiplea^.^ vestigating possibility that negli­ Ort fa Hesse Over Farm What wgsVthe trhe story of the life .of Walter RunflngUin, BAnrard PennsylvunlA'statutes ' for thla of­ fish. They hope to have the gence on the part of someone in student and son of a wealthy, aristocratic'I^w-England:family? 'Wherei fense. Judge WalsD also could same - "fisherman’s lunch’' on leaving open the fire door of the is the weapon thati.uai. B.Xkilled11CU him?luw ; Who TTuu were hpi enemies, uand u wnyiwhy? Whowap ffnnil SKOn at Epseopal Convention expeditioias' to Woodstock and London, .May 17.— A distrsbs basement room in which infiam- Relief B3I— Representa­ were thee mysterious visitors, ' ' on the porch about the . time . - of the murde^^ ''^ M o S s S th f^irnev West Hartford. message was sent out from Hie Who was gave Capone mable X-ray film was stored. Coun­ raking when The ex-president .is tlm guest Graf Zeppelin shortly after 8 he died?-' These are"tbfa-problems that hold.the"seiution ortbi/m y^ o i l ® ? r W ikii O pos Next Week, of Major N. P. Wheelers at the ty Coroner A. J. Pearce today re­ tive Garner’s Charge. they were brought before him this o’clock this'afternoon saying there u d here are some of those who have-figured In: the iuveetifegtlod; -Left ^morainl hotel here named after Mr. Cool- sumed the probe of the Cleveland was serious damage on board and clinic disaster. to rights tops are Ql^re Ketmelljs former ch%uffears axid^ WijkUer H on^g- PhlUy Not Afraid. idge’s father. The death toll of Ohio's worst ton; hMow, Mrs. Mary Clark Huntington, the stvdeni’k motmr, and'Bdrnrri “ You are undoubtedly respon-. Hartford, May 17.~ m g h t that all the motors had stopped,.jtCK Vaphtogton,. May 17 — Partisan dette Williams, a friend... Chauhcey Bunco Brewpter, retired calamity in a. decade stood , egrly warfare broke out over the |50j0,- Bible for^ miany'murdera in the eordiijtg to an Exchange Telegraph' today at 123 to 124. Officials check­ 000,000 farm, relief bill for the first United States.” the magistrate told bishop of the. Episcopal Diocese of dispatch from Lyons, France,;‘‘at at 5:50 o’clock this evening. ‘'At- ing various death listil said the toll tlma this segiilon in: the Hdhsi'today Cahone. Connecticut, wi]l follow bis Cnitom in all probability would ihount wbei\, pahrefaratid leaden t^ayged ' “Authorities in many cities are of mapy yeprk pipe and .AdAress the DinvEitstmiooH .that time, the dispatch added, A e higher. 'admlQlstratioh Republicans' v^tb afraid of you, but Philadelphia is annual diooesah eonventlpu of his Graf wae. drifting before the wihd. ■J-' -* ;\<3 No Criminal Nci^igence resorting to trickery to prefTM^ a not afraid of. you, Mr; Al Capone. church at B ^ gep ort next T'uesday Another Exchange Telegraph dla* Thus far no crtoinal negligence test vote on the Senates My only, regret Is that, you are not m patch said that, at .4:45 o’elocAthe and T^dnesday, following the ad­ « has^ been ^ncover^ by the JUTestl- plan o f relief. before me on .charges which would Zeppelin was over the village'', of dress of-R t. Rer. Campion Acbe- Saillans, 25 miles southeast o f gators. Coroner Pearce" stated, Buf- . Rep, Garner of Texas, minority Justify me in ridding the United aon, no^ thb head of the. diocese, leader, who supported the original States of ypu. forever. ’ Valence, The ship had turned fery Boggs, steamfitter who was Is according, to the convention pro­ several times in the wind.- working in the ill-fated hospital House farm, program favored :by 'The two men were, searched, gram released here today- DeasCallomy au l. Follow- when the explosion occurred, still the Hoover administration, letj the pho.tographpd and their finger Qpring the .cUp^entiop an impor­ protest movement with a warning .'prints takdn. Capone' -had a dia­ tant eopstitnlijDpal' auo^ BERLIN REPORT/ is held today, but he is not under BY HORl^NSE SAtJNDESlSDE»S. . f i suspicion. Pearce merely wants'to that If the debenture plan is knock­ types that, wbufd: .furnish-fa study mond, ring said to 'e,w orth 126;- hb .considered which-calls for elec'- o n Loive Baptist Goovod' Berlin, May 17.— The Lokalen-* ed out of the farm bill he. vrtll fight fpr.Freud. ‘ Money r'nnning Into four: fig- tion of foar-,memhers of. the clergy zelger printed a Paris report this question. Boggs further in the be­ Windsor, Conn.,.May. 17.—.— Aggln.]Again.] Coit^h Doyle,nevor' ooheeivefj a evening that Dr. Hugo Eckener- lief that he will be of much assist­ to' write lt,lnto the tariff bill. raa]dou)id--on 'each, rhan. and three laj^meh to the.' stapdipg , The^ Repablican pifagram, which ban ttht^i triumphed ■ over ficUqn, mhW-NXfftkY- seta n g ^ d^lged Adptided te.. Malone. itfjasaHute of th f dlqeeaein plaeikof : tint for Tkfar Iowa Hoqmshgd.idenp. 4he following ^'radiogram ance in cleuing up c^tain etents u d ' the -beat mySte3ry,siAi^ofr.the'.-oi4; New; England estate, a' JMt knefa^'having' inet blm;j^ to a stdUoh near ValCnce: ‘"Rte immediately preceding the: b ta ^ was ttpdeted to be carried ont to­ .ffi^eiergsmeial im at: presePt..The day, called; for aeadihgr the hill to~ month ia' not to be found-i^neatly-'irenM^hal la the tawn^a-'maiisloir, ffharkey-Strihllng fight in ship. IGntf; Zbppelia) is la fflAIre Had Left BasemHt------milter comes np this, year fox . the Senate and HousO conferfuce ctnm solved And bound between > covers, t. aad.v,wbpefavAloo|vi^h|AltahtS h^ FtoiAild; that, -he' wgs headed for third U|fae (nf enfawfailoBV. 0 ’ D i^ p ,^ N ; V:, May 17.-—The danger because of b ^ v y . damaige,** Boggs has told Pearce and As­ mltteds • to ' iron out differences: be­ but unreteaied afid baffling, right always.Enisled thA tnwnapMgle. Chicago-; ~ sistant County Prosecutors Prank it .was proppeed to ditidh .we .puose reb^ .leaders in - the opposing camp 4 - tween, the tw o bodies and then pre­ in this-little town-. ' i Of Old; New iEBni^and F a ii^ y The:palr arrived here .about 7 o p . the' commltlpe eqnaljiy 'b.etwdep' STILL IN AJR. - v ' Merrick,and Emerick Freed that he senting it tor final passage. A death has occurred here that is The dead youth |a a, dixAct deaben- o'clock last evening from the sea­ of the Baptist Bible Union today Le Bourget Flying Field, Peria, left the'clinic basement and was the'clergy and the laltybut so much \ RdpnblicaiM F l u unexplained. Walter Huntington. da'nt^of"Judge Sfamuet Huntington, shore resort. They, went to the opposition developed' that last year left the convention completely In May 17.— French aviation offl® gone about half an hour, waiting The lUdablican bran prevents Harvard student and son. o f . a a: -forther govetnor of Conneotlont theater to kill time, Capone said. the aiiaendment was proposed in Its the bands of the enemy. eiais received'a report shortly nftsr' for steam to be reduced. the offering of a motion to iastruct wealthy, aristocratic family, was and n signer .of the Declaratibh of - Each Had Gun. presepl form ah'd Adopted. Fator- 7 o’clock.tonlght that the Graf 2ep- When he returned Boggs said he' the conferees to stand out for the shot and killed. He may cp'nceivabiy Independence.' With' two .88 calibre blue steel ' Dean E. C.-Calloway, represent­ ahle action' at two' cofiventtons Is ing .the revolting students and the pelin had been sighted near CaXpen- found the basement filled with debentare.idea and doomed in con­ have died by his own h u d , but he Walter At hudr pistols With sawed-off barrels as. needed before the'Change can;, be tras, , apparently headed toward' thick yellow fumes and saw a man ference,, as seven of the ten prob­ almost certainly was murdered. Yet evidence officlale indicated the dismiased faculty of DCs Moines some'yoiing man known as. “ the inade. and the fin'ai Vote, on ' the University, and Dr. Minor Stevens, ToiHon. Toulon is on the-Mediter-' with a fire extinguisher in his hand able conferees already are' pledged the motive is shrouded'In a confu­ Shqik” .1h his high school days. At Grand Jury would be as’.ed to re­ proposition is expected to come this rknean, about 140 miles south of run past him. Boggs and. the man to kill It. • . sion o f; other mysterious- elements turn Indictmehtc today against dissentinr trustee, packed up their 'Valence. the-time'; .death, he was a year. ,' , . ■, - ' - eases and le^t CorDea Mcines today with the extinguisher, • named “ There isn't the slightest-, doubt that involve-struge feuds, a hidden'^ Junior at Harvaid University— a Capone and Cline. If indicted the QaaUflceiiiHis o r Vpters but that the Republican‘ plan is In­ men will be brought to trial thil af­ to report the- disebnragtng situ'a Steele sprayed the fiuld where they domestic; drama, a religious cult, The coming cpn'ventlOn also is to tlon. - Despite the accident to the Graf thought fire might be, but soon tended to prevent the House from mysterious vlsltoi's and neurotic V ( Cpntin ued on Fage 2.) ternoon. , consider^ a resolution concemiog Zeppelln’ib'motors the ship, is':'; he^ voUhg squarely upon the debenture Each faces a maximum sentence “ The situation appears absolutely lieved- to.^^ have light on’, 'hoard Sd Boggs was overcome by the dead­ qualtfieatlons of voters -at parish hopeless,” said D c ^ Galloway' to ly fumes. plan.*’ said Garner. “ They are of a year In prison'and a 3600 fine meetings, proposing for qnallfied that the passengers are net in afraid to meet the issue. I believe Interhatlonal News Service before Steele Missing or both. voters persons 21 yqaxs of age who darkneSa after nightfall. i that If a straight-rOut vote were per­ .^ r e e other men who composed leaving.' “ The,, convention used His companioi) left him. Boggs are regular eommnnIcAnts or 'who. atea.m roller methods and we were The ship was provided with gen-, mitted, it probably would be' kept 3 PERSONS DEAD Caj^ne’o bodyguard while he was erators working. independentljt;.pt has not seen Steele since, the steam- in the'blll by the house.” ' have been r^ular attendants Afad very unfairly t^ted. fitter said. Coroner'Pearce has or­ vlsHlug Atlantic City are being contributors duxing thApix mohtba the motors which drive theship^’'! Bonght,-tOdiy.. It.is. believed they Dr. Stevens ^ d that a sample dered a search for Steele, and preceding the meeting"' at which Of the treatment received was According to Berlin reports thrlw. hopes to question him during the also attepded the theater arl be­ they , desire to vote. of the motors are now working, one came sppafated in the *‘rbwd. ^ ahbwn 'ln the. “ profeaslbnal heek- having been repaired in midair. day. GOVERNOR APPOINTS T4ie BrldgepoXt convmitlon will nng” ' ifadnlg«!i,ln by representaUves All the city was in mourning, to­ In- .coart' thlk morning- Lawyer elect members of the standing comW of the ‘board- of trustees at the --Jf Lewisch, advised his clients to day as relatives of the victims ar­ mittee, executive council . and special meeting held In a hotel din­ Paris, May 17.— A fter. InuidM' . HOSPITAL COMMITTEE plead guilty following a'long side­ helplessly against stewnr hw4h ranged for simultaneous funerals. deputies to tho Synod of thg First ing room by him and Dean Callo­ Baby Cyckme Sweeps Parts B 0 s t o 0; A d vert^ Miu bar copls^'ace. Province, (New England). Nomina­ way.'' winds fop hours, the Gfaaf: Ze^gij^ Flags on City Hall were half- Capone' Scowls prepiureid..tli!B afteffaooA t o . l i ^ iw masted and will be kept so until tions foliow: ’ Seised. Circulars. To Select a Site for Proposed Capone, threw, his light grey felt I fr a i^ / near X>ybnA after the funerals, as an indication of New Engiaod— ^ veral &9^lBsiiH { a ^ Not Standing Committee— Rev. Dr. ... '.‘Why, repreaentatlvea of the Fairfield County Hospitid; hat op-:the- table before, him and W .'A . Beardslhy; New HaVeU; Raw. Df, Hhgb ;lfckefabr; commAdcler of the municipality’s deep grief. other side even seised oqn throw­ of the'airship; sent a radfegmait. id ' While one group investigated May Be Erected in Redding. scowled': Frederick G; Budlon'g. - Greenwicb; away notices for the meeting which the cause of the disaster another loterestej fa; Faper Sales. TbBvtwo indictments, were, again Rar.-S. R. Colladay;.HaXtford; Rer.' we; attempted to distribute, to.m'em- the> militaiT comnuchdot.Ak Hartford, May • 17.—-Governor banded Itself together to provide produced, B o^ defendants iitiU re-> Char lea Mercer Hph, Bridgeport; bers of tbe conventioB,” ' charged asking fdr troops, to aid -the. funds to the extent of 3506,000 if John H. Trqmbull today appointed maihfd Mleirf imd Lemiscb plesded Rev. Henry.-.E. Kelly,. BXId^pfart; D^m Calloway. Ing, according tb airpori offtsiid# a committee to select a site and pre­ Boston, May 17 — Three dea.d; V Washington;, Majf IT.— A flat d.c^ gnilty foyi tiem* Rev. Dfr GeorsOK T- Linaley,'Hairtr at the Le. Bouxgst- fiying firid. necessary for immediate rebuilding several injured, aUd conslderahle nial' that be had offered- |Z0,VUq.V The dean gloomily predicted the of the destroyed clinic. pare for the' erection of the pro­ Judgp Walsh/briskly disposed, of ford; J* C- Linaley, Top- future, of Dec Moinea ‘ CniybriHyf The French atr officials posed Fairfield county state hos­ property damaged today lay in the 000, for-the.Bo*^n f^d' testimony rlngtou; and. Rev. Dr. C. O. Sco- this news at. 4 o’clock thig a: Temporary Clinic wake of a fierce wind Of almost .rePentiag’Che Insultiibwer Ih te ^ Fanda'tnentallst inatitutlon. was pital, fO)f which the Legislature of whatsoever.. Am) soon as the pleas viUOii N ew Haven. noon. ” ' J A temporary clinic has been cyplonlc proportions which late .wap-’niad'e-ttf^ay^before., the ^Federal doptbeA “any way; 'you Ibolr at it'^ ' established near the old clinic and 1929 provided a fund of 12,500,- were entered,-he said: Executive- Coupcll—-Rev, -Ray- . “ Out' eddeationsJ eradlts; lufiii havti K ' Eckener. wadh'^Pbried / yesterday swept'doross sections of 'FrAde' Commission 'by Charles moiid Cunninghaffl; Hartfoxdr Kev. a few patients already are being 000. The committee consists of: ' O’Malley, BostoniAdvbrtising agent. “ One‘year each in- the county taken away pnd.bur reputar have; aiumuhesd ini' sis jsfreMlg Samuel A. Eddy, North Canaan; Maine. New Hampshire, Massachu­ George Br < Gilbert, Middletown; taken care of there. The groqp Richard Groxle'r.'ifh.blisbeT,.nf ,the ptlaop.’? / tio'a injured by this Controversy,” meesige that he waS'unahld.tb'ec^^ A. Wi Mitchell, 'WoodbuiT; Elton setts and Conne'etient, .accompanied Rev. Samuer'SutcUffei New Britain; which will aid Dr. George W. Crile, by rain, thunder and Ughtnlna. The Post, told, the cob^ffiipelon yafaterdfy Tlie entire proceeding took less he said. “ The students wfil 'op- tinuh aity'fuirthexC founder of the Cleveland Clinic, in S. 'Waylud,- Waterbury; E. Q. than a mlnate/ - apd Harry 1^ Hemlnway, Water- poise the- adrxUrdstrgOifat. o f TSnee Motoia Disabled storm broke a heat wave. Today that. O’Malliebr.^^purporting’ to repre­ town.. ' " rehabilitation Is headed by Samuel Buckland and Charles G. Morris, ShieIidA-waB pronounced the Rev. 'Nefll'Nospifaat'^d.’' ' Mather, noted philanthropist. New Haven; H. -S. Senior, Bethel; pair were'led from, the court room- the end. The'stddeatIhe'stddeat bo'dy add With only two ~of h e r ''fi^ At the r Fore - river-Bblpyards a an offer of gg6;0OO;O0fi: fbr his r n « « . . 1,1 'Deputies to the SyPod-r-iReV; J. Its membership of 38 includes Rodney; P. Shepard, Newton; Mrs. light crane, wap blown from Its property. . workmg. had bemt, flghitfig^ the names of such widely known, Alice W. Russ, Shelton; William Bldrsd Byowu, NUrWich; ReVi^J . tracks Into the river .carrying Rob-^ O’Malley'admitted that bo bad mopd-CfiiiniPgham. H«!i*prdt:B«y. fnl bsadwlpiAA,bvm; thedBwnfa; men as the Van Sweringen brothers, C. Gilbert,- Danbury; Matthew H^ ert Gillan to^ death. Nearby, in .dipcnsaed.tlf’e possibilities, of . bfiging at t^speotatops as they were be- George OeUrge B. Gilbert; Mlddle- le y 'to , sbttlMaatiSam rrilroad magnates; Newton D. Kenealey, Stamfo'rd; Dr. Albert Milton, Erick Kyler and Augupt the Post aiMl ai«9 the.Boston'^Globo to m ake hsfarVnpp to her homy ipg ie ChAries Metcer -at Friedridnhatom:'- ' Charles Bradley, president of the O. King,' Fairfield. the guide wire from a d.Orrick they denied .that he^represent^'tbe in- aad stfa^^nwkt;. thd eoaveatlott they Theittii^M ^ Cleveland American League Base­ Francis S, leH';bb!tiiiixi7:^t|^^ ■ While no site has been selected were holding swaj^d agalimt a Mgb sull people nr. that he^akdel a direct Jpiiise. ^ .boMd., Jiad to abaadbtf ball Club. for the proposed hospital it is powered electric wire.' - -- . ofiter. tnms^tianttb'yitight frehx F r^ ^ c To Carry On ______; A lfred iw N i jA tifasteea .’r, from'Bath <^r; generally believed the structure is Small bail dings, including a- -BxplailiB. leasedifalive serv«Jd ten|o0^Arileef^>S^ Happy ytohshafOn to Lakehnrst;vN/J.,.«P,^v Undaunted by the sudden col­ to be located in either Redding or Springfteld . portable school honsb; J . OMa^py-^ogidained tbday that laonthp tp'pTtson if their behavior - - - John wubffiRll end . the- mmmy.'-’ b f lapse of the monument to his life's Hexidnway,i ^ t e r t o ^ ; , Frederick d the • City Ck^on yesterday ■^r^hen two of the yefar-~ Newtown, and perhaps in both were unroofed, telepbqne afid telo^ pajrly-^la.FbhraacY two men. one'.fa ts'sotlkaetepy. rW. Efihoumli^ Hmddeo ^'ahd.- Bni^ mbtora beeame. dterixied-oybrSpi work. Dr. Crile today announce^ he towns.. graph wires were torii" dpwn' aAd" ,hbpa holesmu nomed Ofamplpn^^th* __ _ -__ ^plete prbtseticMs Jo would “ carry on.” His anneffinlce- 'tfmd Clrc] the exploding X-ray film, abdot 75 wrath: Of w|th Viohttlpn of tosiff, hut w m ^ ayall. , went to their homes and up to to­ H ifhil^tii fal/.the damagb - dope of out .‘siate 'wni'be. prbr The sW^ ehfrids h r iw i^ .,; day have not been heai;d from Aceidmta. by the''swim fpllows;.. - ' i m l ^ aBd. whativar: force of \ tile Montelimaf since. i ' Maine:., Fony disalrled veterans stote to-nMeaaary /.bD. aceomplish' Hai^erd. Hay ^7^— ^Automobiles endangered :when >'the yoi>f,/»t tfae toto;puximw wftl said DEATH tOLL MbUNTS .,^lfaivecjktUed 113 pMwha aiid northwestiafipg- -Pt the. United', the goiterflbS’e:tolA ifip^“c t A i f ^lilCiiMuifaeUegi M#)e Jagn- Fife , Clevets|^,'i O., May l7;-r-jf States jmidAe'hoaiital- w as' rlatted 1 7 ,- eight hdttlifa after the 'CSivdiaDdi; eyeirs m- cHnie hwoeaust, deadly Vfttcl* UpA/pr'^f h ndne fhman which hay*' )Ut Maimed an appalHag' b»U. ejmlte-. heltol li- hi0 today to coqhtfmofm..iriedihi.’ . ‘ two." F e ig n s whn'.SnihiGed ther g a a ^ xeifBae wM|t dr lir " bimdiag. but at flrat SgtlyM nageatiicid, retoniod |o ^ ... W ' ■K .;. ■ ' ■ r rc' ^ ’S^^.VkT V -s > ? * ■■V* vv ’i^l' yW i v, 3 A . >v •7 *'!* »»• ¥

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W 2 4 TO BE CONFIRMED ; NO MbitB LBMBER THHFT8 ( ZEPFEUH-IN DISTRESS START WORK IN JULY LOCAL MAN TO OPERATE - FROM BAStIN’8 OARAGE : OBITUARY CRYSTAL LAKE HOTEL A T LVIHERAN CHURCH Joe Bastin. who bqqght a full SAYSiLONDONDISHATCH Ubtfdtfldh ON ROAD TO BOLTON order. of lumber for a garage on Doming'street and then had <.GeuAlnned from Page 1) » t :l ( The famous Crystal Dake resort* - victory Assembly Aimlvertary .A class of twenty-tour, nineteen all the luptber stdlenf is not Dr. Eakindi Curves and Danger Points to Victory Assembly, Catholic DEATHS including the Crystal'Lak^ -hotel girls and Qve'boys, will be confirm­ taking any more ehanqea. He is the airship’s motors out of com- Graf is 80 mileq south of the> Bboua Be Eliminated—New Ap­ and-the unsurpassed bathing beach Ladies of Columbus’, celebrated ite building' the gqrhge all right, estdary, ^making only alow flpeeff be­ llt h auhiversary Wednesday eve­ ed in both the English and Swedish miBslQh. tbW' Graf was battling proach to the Notch. Mrs. Marlon Curry and iacllities for boating,- dancing/ language by Rev. P. J. 0. Cornell, but goes to the dealer’s each agaluft headwinds late this mbm*. cause of m istr^’’ . . Mrs. Marion (Aiken) Curry, skatihg, ibooting and' about every, ning in K. of C. bain with a dance day and takes home exactly ing over |b« Rhone valley, Fronee. ThU iKWlUog* and- whist party. Cards were en­ at the Swedish Lutheran church. After much time lost in trying to agfed 69, widow of Joseph Curry, other form of wholesome, healthy Sunday morning at 10 o’clock. Com­ such lumber- a* he intends to The wind held up the G i^ ’s pro­ dirigible ahbVii thb o i t t o r i^ m s , select a route that would do away died at noon today at the. Memorial recreation, will open 'on Manibrial joyed and prlzee awarded as fol­ use before night. Any bundle gress over. Nimes for 20 minutes. about 176 miles went aortbwMt pt Day under the, management ' of lows: Bridge, ladles,' Mrs. D. J. Mo- munion will be taken by the class with many of the bad curves and hospital where she had been con­ on the following Sunday, as usual. of shingles or couple of boards Dodging^ Head winds. MarseUlSki 'iJi'H'jh Frank L. Plnney, ' of South Ma'n- Clartby, Mrs, Cain-. Mahoneyi of the danger points between Man­ fined since three weeks ago last, Those who will be confirmed are: left over be takes Into his Dr. Hugo Eekener ’.ried to dodge 'Tbi Graf Zeppelin. * turned back chester Green and Bolton the state chester. . Manchester, and Mrs. Wm. Burke, Tuesday. She. had been an invalid Gfrls, Ruth Johnson, Gladys John­ house. / headwinds by taking a more east­ whlile near the Capo .do Hk Nap. off has decided as to the route Crystal Lake is exactly what its men’s. Cain Mahoney and O. Morin. erly course, but returned to Nimes the coast of Spain orOr'tkA M & tsr. for 14 years being unable' to walk Whist, ladles, Mrs. Edward Con­ son. Inga Nielsen, Ruth Rudln, i to be followed. The new road will a step. This condition was brought name Implies. It is a beautiful body Margaret Kerr, Ida Anderson, at 10:15. After circling the fly­ ranean, just at a time when the start at the junction past Horan of water in an indescribably pretty nors, Mrs. Camilla Morin, and Mrs. about by a shock. Dorothy Modln, Dorothy Hultman, ing field for 15 minutes at 10 miles passengers were hoping almost street, and will cut into the rear For 23 years. Mrs. Curry worked setting in the Tolland hills, always John Tost;' men’s, Frank Heffron an hour, he headed north toward momentarily to catoh a gliinpse o( and Edward Connors. After the Eleanor Swanson, Ruttai Thomas, HARVARD MAN’ S DEATH of the Lyman farm, which is now as D maid for the family of Frank I cool and resttul ^and boasting of a Avignon. tbe ocean • they were ' to conquer the property of Michael Boland, clear atmosphere when about every cards the grand march with Mr. Lillian Johnson, Evelyn Peterson, W. Cheney and through her work | Ruth Peterson, Dorothy Davis. Zeppelin officials are loath to be­ from (he cabld of., the airship: " ; following a straight line and com­ came to be highly respected. After \ other place is laden with a severe and Mrs, Cain Maboney of Marches- lieve the accident to three of five Word was received here that at­ ing out close to the building used humidity. For fresh water bathing. ter leading and Stephen J. Tobin Helen Gustafson, Etna Dahlman, S T IU UNEXPLAINED being stricken with paralysis. Mrs. Liirian Hulteen, Hlldur Skoog and motors was due to sabotage. Never­ tempts may bo made Co repair one as a cider mill at the foot the Crystal lake stands absolutely alone. as master of ceremonies. Carlo theless, a most rigid Investigation of the crippled motors while tlie Curry was pensioned by the Cheney Genovesi,; Osmar. Graupner and Emily Palmer. The boys; Roy road called "Nigger Hill.’ This family. Although unable to move It has a wonderful' sandy beach fContlnoeil fmm.l'Hqe 1) will be conducted. Dr. Eekener, ship is tn flight, which would enable would make it possible to carry the with water of all depths so that the Emmett Murphy entertained with Peterson, Qarl Larson, Everett about, she was nevertheless quite Swanson, Frank Larson, and Carl while keeping the Zeppelin Works her to 'make greater.speed. But even road straight up the hill. It is also kiddies niay bathe in safety while a sketch which consisted of musi­ gay, popular boy, not given to de­ informed as to progress homeward, at its present rats of progress, the active, doing considerable dress­ cal numbers, chatter and was very Olsota. planned to run to road straight on making work in addition to crochet­ their parents enjoy diving and other spondency. and only recently inter­ is withholding details of the acci­ ship should arrive back over Lake well received by tbA audience. Re­ a line from a point just east of the ing and knitting. water stunts. ested in ^rls. dent. ^ppelln company will not Constance early this afternoon! Samuel Woodward’s home to the A new feature at the Crystal Lake freshments were served and music He came home from Harvard to make an official statement until Dr. Mrs. Curry was born in Kilburnie, was furnisbed by Rock’s orchestra. north of the present bridge over hotel will be.a cuisine which will ABOUT TOWN spend a tew days, taking a train Eekener reports. the railroad tracks, at Bolton Scotland, on December 27, 1862 Poipnlarity Contest and had been in this country since compare favorably with that of any from Cambridge on a Saturday It was pointed out here that the Notch. , . . u . of the larger shore or city hotels. The Enfield Furniture Company, afternoon. His family reports that motors functldned perfectly on pre­ THREE HEN INJURED In order to do this the state has she was ten years old, living in announces a voting contest to be Manchester all of the time. Her Hugh McCaull. well known restau- George Wilcox', principal of the he did not arrive hon>e until Mon­ vious voyages totaling more than this week purchased the gravel pit ranteur, who has served the world’s held by the store with over 1300 In Connecticut Business College, day, however, and Sunday is un­ 30.000 miles, or the equivalent to which is directly across the road husband died some thirty years prizes being given away, to the BY NEW HAVEN BLAST ago. ■ Mrs. Curry was the last of the most illustrious citizens including spoke to the Torch Light club of accounted for. a round the world trip. from the Rainbow. This will be three famous leadii^'politicians of most popular girl in Rockville. The the Freshman boys, on the subject On Tuesday, evening, he left bis used as a gravel and «and supply on Aitken family. She leaves one first prize is a beautiful cedar chest, Alotors Overstrained. daughter, Mrs. George Lynne, with the United States, has. been engag­ of Yellowstone Park, this after­ home after a dinner tor a walk with July 1. lu buying this land, which ed as maitre d* hotel with instruc­ there being ten prizes in all. The It Is held possible that the whom she made her home on 7 noon. his friend. Burdett Williams. Ac­ motors were overstrained due to Explosipn in Winchester Arms has 285 feet froiltlng on the mai^n tions to serve the same foods and contest is open to any lady over 16 cording to Williams, they strolled highway they have also bought Ford street. a.nd three grandsons. year? of age who lives within, ten tbe desire of Mr. Eekener to fly Co.» Rocks Citjr—'Fire o f XTit- Stuart, Douglas and Donald Lynne. combinations which made his eat­ The Manchester Garden Club’s along the village, stopped at a store back onto land near the property of ing places famous. Mr. McCaull mil"” of the store. over France, in the quickeat pos­ known Origin* the Cause. Mrs. Curry was a, member of the annual plant sale will be held to­ and bought some candy and .cigar­ sible time. Tbe French govern­ L. T. Wood. comes to Crystal Lake from Club Mothers’ Club Banquet morrow at ■the vacant store, 985 ettes, and Williams left Huntington Women’s Benefit Association ahd ment alloted such a sbott time for New Haven, May 17.,— Three men the King’s Daughters of St. Mary’s Worthy Hills in Hartford. The Mothers’ Club of the'Union Main street, formerly, occupied by at bis home about 10:30. the ship to remain ot^er French The Crystal Lake hotel is plan­ C.nurch held its second banquet on the Park Hill Flower Shop. The Was Called From Home were hurt, one serionsly, in an ex- CHILD WELFARE NURSE Episcopal church. soil that Dr. Eekener may have piosion in the powder mixing build­ Although funeral arrangements ning to cater to guests by . the day Wednesday evening. A delicious sale will begin at 10 o'clock and From this time on, the mystery “ crowded" the motors to get quick­ or week and will specialize ,,in* tak­ supper was served at 6:30 o’clock, continue throughout the day or un,- begins- and the stories differ. His ing of tbe Winchester Repeating are 'incomplete. It was said this af­ ly beyond tbe “ restricted” area. Arms Co., which rocked part o f this SUBMITS HER REPORT ternoon that If details can: be com­ ing care of club outingis and parties which consisted of salads, rolls, tll the stock .is sold, affording gar­ mother says he called to her, say­ This supposition is sustained by of all sizes. Situated as it is with­ pickles, cold meat, baked beans, den fans an excellest- opportunity ing: city today. pleted, the service will be held at the fast time made by tbe Graf Fire of undetermined origin was the home Sunday afternoon. Burial in a short motor distance of all sec­ coffee and cake. Mrs. Leonard ex­ to obtain a variety ot plants, bulbs “ I am going out for a minute, to while flying over French territory. Miss Dorothy Buttle, local Child tions of central Connecticut and tended a welcbme' to all’ present and and seedlings at Just the- proper the-drug store. I have just had a said to have caused, the blast There will be In the family plot in the Tbe Graf Zeppelin, wblcb left was more than a ton of powder In Welfare nurse, has submitted hdr Buckland cemetery.. southern Massachusetts, Crystal called ...upon Mr. Brookes for re­ time to set them out. The commit­ telephone call." She said she here at 6:53 o'clock yesterday monthly report to the committee. Lake is sure to be the rendezvous marks which be did in his usual tee which: includes Mrs. C. R. Burr, thought nothing ot It and went to the bulldi’ig, it was said. morning (ll:53/-p, m., Wednesday, Patrick Dougherty was taaen to It shows that Miss Buttle has made for club and other organization ouU pleasing mahnev. Mrs. Herzog in Mrs. Lillian Bowers, Mrs. Harold bed. The next morning his body, Eastern Standard Time) for Lake- a total of 30 nursing visits. 208 ad­ ings. A recently constructed state behalf of the Mothers’ Club, pre­ Belcher, George RIx and George tidily arranged, was found at 6:30 New Haven hospital, where it was hurst, N. J., had completed nearly said bis condition was critical. John visory visits and 10 social service FUNERALS road runs to the door of the hotel. sented him with a traveling set Clark will be assisted by a number by a tarm'laborer in a swampy field 1.000 miles of tbe voyage when visits, 248 in all. u suitable for his trip-abroad! Ernest ot other club members. along the village “ lover’s lane.’’ Coogan and Fred Hoger wiiiw hurt, tbe two rear motors ceased work­ but will recover. They were em­ She reports that the well baby Mrs. Juliette Reed. Schieldge of Hartford entertained His top coat was spattered with ing. clinics, held every two weeks rre The funeral of Mrs. Juliette with a half hour of magic, which Mrs. Fina Anderson of Cooper blood. A bullet from a 32 calibre ployes, at work outside the bulM- BOOKS ATTRACTIONS pleased both old and young. The Cranks Responsible ing at the time of the explosion. very well attended. Of late they Reed, of 23 Cooper street was held street moved' today to New Britain gun had entered the left temple and The large number of wouid-be have beei* held at the School Street entertainment consisted of piano yesterday afternoon at Holmes’ to make her home with her daugh­ come out at the top of bis bead, stowaways found aboard the ship Recreation Center, which is more Funeral Parlors. Rev, Charles H. solos, readings and violin selec­ FOR COMMUNITY a U B ter, Mrs. Harry Erickson, who prior with no powder burns. Huntington and in bqr hangar before tbe start central for the mothers of the cast Peck of Broad Brook officiated and tions. The last meeting of the sea­ to her marriage a' few weeks ago was right-handed. The ejected shell brought tip the possibility that dam­ DENIES POWER CO. and west sides than the clinic build­ burial was in the Melrose Cemetery son will be held Wednesday, June .was Miss Esther Anderson. was found 12 inches from bis head,, ing on Haynes street. Thirty-seven in that town, .The bearers were 12. when officers will be elected, for age might have been done to the but a most painstaking search failed! dirigible’s motors, either by cranks children attended the clinla on May Albert, Harold and Percy Goodale, Robert N, Reld^ who,Is chairman the ensuing year. Everything Is in readiness for to reveal the weapon. WAS BEHIND DEAL the’ committee for the amuse- or by parties who mtaht be interest­ 2 and- 23 of these 11‘tle ones had Robert Jordan, David Hall and of Visiting Nursee Report the Mayfair Fiesta which the Dor­ A woman’s handkerchief, saturat­ never before, registered. One child Harold Perrett. ^ ments at the Community Cluir on A preliminary report of the fin­ cas society of young women will ed in. seeing the Zeppelin come to June 6, 7 and 8th has-already book­ ed with blood, was found in the grief. ((^nflnned from Page 1) was examined for possible congeni­ ancial. canvass of the Rockville conduct* at the Swedish Lutheran youth’s pocket. Apparently death tal hip trouble and referred to a ed bis attractions for the three Visiting Nurses Association shows It is not believed that any ot Georger Hoiffman church this evening. The booths bad not come immediately, and he physician, anoitber was sent to the nights. In addition he. has been as­ that $2,434.55 have been collected have, been beautifully decorated in tbe disappointed adventurers them­ Colloran, came to see him and said The funeral of George Hoffman sured by n ^ l y all-the automobile, or someone else had used it to wipe selves were in any way concerned In hospital tor x-ray of chest as a to date with two of the teams not springtime coldrs. , Useful and aWay the blood. Colloran had come to Boston to buy suspicious tuberculosis case. Sev­ of 172 McKee street who dropped dealers in town that-they will make having completed their work. It fancy articles, will be on sale, as the near disaster, but tbe fact that one or two uewspaperi, and asked the closely guarded hangar was so eral others were referred to their dead while at work in.Hartford, was a display of. automobiles and parts. looks as though the sum raised last well as ice cream and home made Huntington bad not been robb^. him if be thought Colloran .ebnld family physician for minor ailments held this afternoon at his home. There will also be an exhibit by the year, over $2600 will be equalled. Cigaret stubs near the body furnish­ persistently besieged by strangers, boy the Post or the Globe. Colior- candy. There will also be a grab- while preparations for tbe flight and one was sent to a dentist. Six Rev. H. Oi Weber, pastor of the Manchester Electric Company and bag for the children and v “ White ed a sketchy clue. Two brands were an, O’Malley skid,' would pot dis­ To Repeat Comedy represented; one bore the finger were under way, led to demands patients attended the pre-natal German Concordia Lutheran church Watkins Brothers will 'have a dis­ The local cast that are to repeat Elephant Booth." A surprise pro­ close specifically who he represent­ clinic. Five calls- were referred by oa Winter street, officiated, and play.' Among the .. entertainnienL prints of the dead man, the other that an immediate investigation into ed but said bis people, a New York The Family UpsUlrs” at the Sykes gram will be given about 8:30. The tbe possibility of criminal interfere, the doctors. burial was In the East' cemetery. features' that have been secured are fiesta is in charge of Miss Florence those of a girl whose identity may and Chicago bank, were ready to go Auditorium, Thursday .evening, the be known to police. ence be made. The bearers were Charles Marks, “ African Dippers,” g colored “ dodg­ L. Johnson, Miss Mabel Olson. Miss as high as $20,000,000 to buy Bos­ 23rd, are holding regular rehearsals Despite ail of these Indlcatlqns Thomas Sullivan, Maurice Moriarty, er" and a side show with' twelve ex­ under the' direction of Miss Leila Eva M. Johnson, Miss Anna D. Await Messages ton papers. John Wise, Edward . Griffin and hibits; Johnson and Miss Elvlrai Larson. of murder, authorities at first clung Through tbe long hours of tbe Not For Sale. Church' of- this city. There Is al- to the theory of suicide. Later it Timothy Holloran. ready-an early demand- for tleketi. night officials of tbe Zeppelin com­ O’Malley said that as a result of Large Number Ekpeeted Keith’s Better Home Club's meet­ was kJnted that this was done to pany anxiously awaited messages this conversation be approached CHIEF KELLY DEAD ing at the club rooms Wednesday' assuage the fears of suspects. from Eekener telling of kis pro- Louis Marchand, businesa manager Convention 'evening, opens with a dinner in Thp ^family insisted they bad gdne greAA. Few details of tb s niishap ,‘or the Post, and WUtlam 0. Tuyior, MISS CYNTHIA CHENEY More than' 202:delegates, Tjpve- charge of Warren Keith, Wallace to bed"the night of the murder, sgnd have been: received! Dr. Eckener’s owners ot the Globe, but., fotfnd sentlng the Sister of Herman lodges Prelle and Charles Merton. The an- had heard nothing. Neighbors tell first niessage merely stating that neither of tbe papers were for sale. Willimantic,. May 17.'— Henry J. In different parts of .CounecMcut, nual summer outing tn July was put of four figures silhouetted on the trouble with the crankshafts and Later, be said, daring a edhversa- TO WED ON JUNE 8 Kelly, former chief' of the 'Willi* are expected to attend the thirty- la the> hands of a committee com- Huntington porch the night of the connecting rods on two of the en­ tlon with C. B. Carbeny, manag­ mantle Fire Department, died sud­ second, annual convention of the plMM of G. E, Keith, E, R. Kratt murder— long after the family had gines bad rendered them useless, ing, editor of tbe Post, he mention­ denly in St. Joseph’s • hospital this order which was held* here Thurs­ alid Mrs. Mabel. Potterton. The retired. They tell ot a girl's vol<(e. and that be deemed It advisable to ed tbe two men and that Carberry afternoon' at a tlm® when plans day. Mrs. Marie’ Worthmann. state forming of a baseball team was left crying hysterically.. return, suggested that they might be. rep­ The application for a license for were being made to take himi to president, called .the, convention to Bold Tonth Had Enemies Zeppelin officials today continued resenting the Insnll interests. This the marriage of Miss Cynthia to Frank Llnnell and Clarance La- Boston for examination, order at 10 a. m, and the morning Coss. G! E, Keith spoke of the In­ The former chauffeur, Claire to characterized the return merely O’Malley added, was the only way Cheney, daughter of Mrs. John D. session was devoted to businees. A Kennelly, suddenly came into the as a “ precautionary measure," stat­ In which InsuU’s namp was men­ Cheney of Hartford road, was filed III for two years, Mn Kelly re­ dian reservations In the Southwest, signed from the fire department in dinner was ssrved at the Rockville after which whist was played. picture when it was alleged that ing that Dr. Eekener was too con­ tioned. today in the town clerk's office. House and also at the Baptist Kennelly and Huntington bad been siderate a commander to take any She is to become the wife o f Ster­ 1927 and only recently went to. the Henry La Cbappclle winning the Church at noon. At the afternoon prize. enemies and that Kennelly bad been possible risk of misadventure yrbile The revolution in Mexico baa ling W. Clark, Jr., the wedding to hospital for treatment. He, was 42 forbidden to enter tbe bouse while years old: and a native of this city. SMsioh. reports were heard from it was still possible to return. petered out. Now would be a good take place in Manchester, on June the various, lodges throughout the Huntington was at home, but that Early this morning, a radio was time for tbe railroads of the-. 8. Mr. Clark's occupation-is given He was a veteran of the World state; All sessions were held at Dr. Julius Qulst. of Worcester, while he was at school, Kennell^’s War. He is survived', by hisv mother, Mass., will,lecture in the vestry of received from the dirigible’s coirl- United States to start improving as a moving picture producer and the Princess, Ballroom., An enter-f auto frequently was parked in front mander stating that progress bn the tbe roadbeds. bis home address as New Tork City. a brother and a sister. talnment was given In the evening the Swedish Lutheran church. of tbe Huntington home; and t ^ t followed by dancing. Music was Thursday evening. May 23, at 8 be bad tbe freedom of the bouse-. furnished bt Buckniiilster’s orches­ o’clock. He IS invited by the Swed­ Investigation disclosed that the tra. Two sketche* “ Business With­ ish Culture society. In the after­ dead man’s elder brother also had rrs TIME YOU CHANGED out a Min" and “ An Old Time noon Dr. Qulst will visit the Man­ quarreled often and heatedly wRh chester Memorial hospital. In the THE PERFECT TO ONE OF OUR Music School” , will be given by Waller. Clark Huntington was re­ TODAY evening he will speak a few words vealed as a rather strange youth, VITA PHONE local tolent. Mrs. Martha Gers- ■ and tenlauer is president of the. local about the John Morton Memorial who seldom stirred from the house, AND lodge and the committee in charge in Phliadelpbia, which will be dedi­ and who sphnt his tlnie sewing, apd MOVIETONE SATURDAY Straw Hate Sage-AIkn & Co. of the convention comprise Mrs. cated some time in June. often was seen cooking and engag­ THEATER Mary Lehmann, Mrs. Kate.'Krause, ing in domestic ptii'saits that us­ TEL. 2-7171 HARTFORD Mrs. Emma Handke. Mrs. Martha The Daughters of Isabella will ually fall to women. NEW YORK CITY TALKS IN Sailors, Milans, Leghorns, Gerstenlaueri Mrs. Clara Preusse, meet at 8 o’clock at the* comer of Then came tales of'young Hunt- Newest Shades, fancy bands in­ Mrs. Margaret Merk. and Mrs. Main' and Birch streets and will tnglon’s recent conversion to the cluding the Puggery band. Frelda Brau«tr. march in a body to the boin of cult of Buchmanism and that be Mrs. Antonia Farr. Tomqmovr the had, witbr other young men and wor Imported Boat Racing Sunday order wilt be represented at the men; confessed various sex expert- Motor boat racing enthusiasts funeral which Will be held in Sh endes. There were hints that the $1.50 “ $6.50 Washable wlir be accorded a thrill Sunday James's* church , and members will conYesstonals bad been too realistic afternoon when the jlv*t real sport­ escort the body to St. James's ceme­ to suit-jealous husbands and male SPtAKLASY Kid ing event of the season at Crystal tery. Airs. Farr is the first mem­ 'relatives ot the women converfa. / Lake will be held under the super­ ber of the Daughters of Italy that; ;Thu8i, jealousy might haye entered See Our Line of vision of a group of prominent has' died since their orgkhisatlon; as ai'^^motive for the slaying. Pas­ Cashmere Suits sporting men of Sprlngfleld; Mass., four years ago. sionate unsigned letters from a girl PAUL PAGE LOU UNR who have arranged a program of were found in his possession. events for racing' outboard motor At the South Methodist church HENRY B. WALTHALL His Family Is Secluded ’i’ boats, sea. sledt and planes to be Sunday 'morning, 'Whitsunday will Immediately after Huntington’s; HXLEN WiUlg; $3lod run oft at Sandy Beach, Racing he observed in a special manner. death, his sister and bis brother boat fans from Boston. Worcester,: The pastor. Rev. Robert A. Colpitts, motored to Harvard and removed Holyoke and Springfield are coming believes that this day in the. Cbria: all bisihelOngings. The family haye • ■ to Crystal Lake for the event. Sun­ tion church is fully as Important (hade themselves, inaccessible, add $2.95 day afternoqn and a large ^oiomber A N EYE-OP Other Good Values in. as Christmas or Easter ar'd its have Refused to see anyone exce'pt ; Suits and Topcoats from this vicinity will be oa hand sacrednesa equal to these other detectives-. They stick to their story ON WHOO Pair for the sport program. Prizes w ill. days. He proposes to- feature the that they heard nothing on the S' be awarded by George Bokis, pro­ event of the ascension in bis ser­ night of the boy’s death. ClatJe $22.50“""" prietor of the park. mon. Tbe members of tbe Home Kennelly has been unable to prove Washable Glace Kid Gloves— 160 pairs Of them— Just arrived.. Mrs. Louisa-R. Snyder Builders society have arriinged lo bis, alibi that he was in bed lU ALL­ Slip-on. with the full wrlst;that makes them wrinkle smartly. Mrs. Louisa R. Snyder, of .Stone distribute to each person present a Windsor at the time the .ibot was Pull pique sewn; Very plain and tailored, with simple Paris jtreot, died Tuesday' night, follow­ white ribbon badge in keeping with fired. .ft' The Romance of Special Prices on point embroidery. • ing a stroke last Sunday. - She was the sblemnlty of the day. It la be­ Meanwhile, the whole towujis the JPlacklest Girl F O X M O TOPCOATS 71 years of age. She was a native lieved that an exceptionally, large wild with excitement. At this s ll0 t An NW York. Blonde Light Mode, Suntan- of Germany but had llveC here $ev- attendance will be registered 'Ban- insight Into the home life of a faqil- FEAT Rosewood White I eral years. She leaves.her husband i day, many already having declared ly that has always been aloof frdtn their intention.of being present. ’^fbe bikwU of the Speakeasy* the Main Floor 1 August F.,Snyder; two daughters. the townspeople, and independs^t crookedness ot the Race Trisek, the " Values to $22.50 Mra J. R.,Lewis of.Bast Hartford. because of Us wealth and positlcjn, pitfaUs of the Bright -Lights—-she Mist Cora -Snyderi of RookvUie; . a Two Worcester, Mass.,-boys, giv­ they are consumed with a deSi|ra went-throngh all. this to save her Sale of stsp-slater, Mrs. Mary I, Snyder, of ing the names of Victor 5ena, of for more revelations, and, partle^-, $17.50 Rockville; and two tiaif-slsters. 214 Plantation street, and his-age larly. Justice. ^ ^------Mrs. Fred'Brtef of*RorttrlUe and as’ 16 and Elmer'CkmiU.V of 18 Mrs. Conrad Oans, of Providence. Wells street, bis age as Mi eve at Values to $30.00 NoCca - the Manchester police, station, await The teachers, of the Maple street ing .the^arrival relatives or pq- school presented Miss Btuline Cox>- UeSf offleials to take • them -back parsons! $22.50 ley. teacher of the school who is home. TheF werd picked up near . , Harttont ! > o ______convalescing at the Mahohester Me­ Love Lane when' dne o t the boys morial hospital, following a Serious seemed, to be IR. i t proved, to be TONIGOT / I operatiCn, with' a Sunshine Bas)iet, only a thinoi* stouiaeh: trpllih^e; They Values to $35.00 FRIDAY AND SATDWAT NIGRm b o Thursday evsnlng. The! basket seoured'a ride by truck Yroaq Wor­ Popnlar Matinee Satorday SUc to ^ besides containing many'nsefnl and cester, but beeomTog tired dropped $1.00 delicious artlelea contained a beaut- off-khd started >to.walk home. They $27.50 'tired of this kud- laid down by the Indudes Styles in !lful pen, And pencil, a gift from all the teachers. It. is expeetec('that aide ot .the road. ! They • were in Use our 10 payment plan in Washtdde Crepes aind •Miss Cooley will return fq her home good ipilrlts at .the police station Mying for. your dothing. $10 Smati Percales on Union street, this city, either .this morning. . !:>- cbwn and the balance in 10 Two-piece sleeveless mod-. -^Saturday or Sunday this week •It, so- simpir made that iirhtch. will bn pleasing hews to her The formal, dedication ,

______to pay. These aavlnci were passed on to. the'bopsumers and reenlted ‘v fiw iH r r In greatly lowered' costs, tbe, ayeiy £ge cost per ernment ownership was a failure. The Lancaster ...... ' $ 239 '' The second affirmative speaker Men’s Soles and Summer Hats j was Ralph Dixon. He proved by The Pl^puth } ...... ;...... $ 2 6 5 1 * actual figures govertimrot-owned Heels $1.75 \ plants jrere producing power at T it A Q a l n m A luxurious living room of 9 pieces a ! lower costs per kilowatt than prl- Rubber Heels 45c i n C O t t ie m . . . floe mohair s u ite ...... f I vateiy owned plants. This, he said, . - ' ' ' ' was due to the fact that the gov­ ‘A YEAR TO PAY ON EVERY OUTFIT ernment-owned -plants were oper- AUGUST ANDRULOT \ ated for service and not for profit, ib : in CMnpaiison with the prlvately- Proprietor { owned plants whose sole aim was i large -profits for the owners. Pur- ' thermore, he -8tated/-.the govern-, . ment cduld operatAWltb lower over- / . , ^ iiOf ^ kccoiints are payaUe ; head bdeause Of the fket that Its ; fi^OWroomi / ^ O r \ M^in store. As we ; holdings were tax-exempt and it ’ could borrow money at lower rates 825 I ‘ , I,. - e-i. t / , msintain no offlee at ow 'i than the private owners would have ■ Main \ M m / Uptown Showieons,

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:W Co craf- ewiaMietioa under iray. No toun rffSailftr Driiciwi ;*ast. m p •Thoknastos . . Wlgdham.. 5 Windham C e n t^ " No ie l“ “ " j u d d e r n. Short toett ddtodasm road is being d lli >» tti dela;^ .tu aliahovel atmethd and deli^ to trafflo aiay OF ^ r«MI B a u m B 'oed Is be^ be expected where pipes are befng Placed across and road and where Sled road. power shovel is In operation. I eadam'Constrdetlon eompleted for Bridge under construction, Road two miles. Otadlng completed tor clossd. duriug high 'aster. Wlhdsof Locks, Suffleld, ene^milc; ■New Milford-ord-Mefryall road. »■ constmctlo^ f^tee^ pu ^ . «A eoM^tlnu w i detours in Jplmmtleld, MpukUSn. avenue Is Steam shovel, . grudlkf*- ■ ^ ite of ^nnecUent made ne- 4>sipg oiled for mllee. North0.4iaSn^7Ckytpm>rji>ad>Ja.' lan, Claytpm •- ' ^ /■ ", ; ------; /^hlSbway construction, Hirpoklyn-Poiflfret,' tti improve­ being oiled tor three'mlled. land, oiling announded by ment Is being made on the Pomfret- North Haven, Clintonville road Is State Highway Department, as Brooklyn road and while this is being oiled for 1.1. milea v 15t^ are as follows: pronessing, delay and discomfort .Old.- SaybroQki Bssez QutcOtf :n’5 • to motorlits may be expected. b^ng oRed.foc mile. BiHite Ho. 1. Branford Under- BrOoklyn-Canterbnry road is be­ Plainfield, Wanregan Depot r o ifft . p 1 ■ >C(merete .constmotipn. Traf< ing o ll^ for 1.7 miles. is being oiled for .6 mile. hy traffic men. Canterbury-Newent road is under Plainfield, Kennedy City road'la ' Old ^ybrook, Boston Post Road construction, for two miles-soutb of being oiled ior mUe., . , , is being oiled for 1 mile. Canterbury. Crade rough, travel Saleni, MontYllle-Colehester. road r :*! .• ‘ Route No. S. Danbury-Newtown d ifficu lt' Is under eonsthuetibn fo r two miles. rpad, bridge and construction work CUntPn, drove Beach road is be­ Sterling, Oneco road is being olN on new location. ing *011041 for. .8 miles. ed for two miles. Newtown and Bethel, Hawley- Gotohesler. -Westchelter, Amston . Terryville avehue-^ristol road is road is being oiled for fire roads,. Hey^ood avenue and Depot under construction. Short detour .are being r'led. around kmt^i ^Idge. Traffic deiilays Route No. 4. Salisbury. Great •Banbury. Germantown road. at shovel'cim _ on road is under construe- Stdani. shovel gnuUng. No detours. Trumbull, White Plhin road-is ^ O Y S ’ n. Short detour around bridge D u etto, Wallifigford road is being oiled for one mile. "t near Massachusetts line. under.’cohsiruction. Short dptours. Voluntown, Pendletown Hill is \fl|We have a fine assortment of sturdy shoes for the* IJ. S. No. 6. Bnfleld, Hartford Bast' Hampton, Skinner street being oiled t w four miles. Springfield road is being oiled for .Mlller!s Hill, Main street and Lake- Voluntown,. .. Beach Pond and '^Imve boy. Oxfords, high shoes and sport styles. %!^nlle. .vlew street is being oiled Main Btveet .la? being oiled. Route No. 6. Brooklyn-Uanlelson Griswold, Olasgo ioad is being Washlngtc^ Bee Brook . *road. road in the towns of Brooklyn and «Ued for two miles. . . ■team shovel'grading. No detours. $ 3.00 $ 3.50 $ 4.00 $ 4.50 Kitliugly is under construction Lisbon, Newent-Ganterbury road Weston-Lyone Plains road. Ma­ Route No. 8. Torrington-Thomas- is UQder oonstructlon tor two miles cadam construction '’.nder way. No ton road at Castle Bridge. Surface north of Newent Steam shovel is detours. being -laid. Ode-way traffic. at work. Travel dlfficnlt. Westport. Greeus Farms road, Route No. }0. Middietown-Say- Ledyird-Quaksrtown road Is un­ concrete under construction. Traf­ -brook road Is under construction der eoustructlon for two miles fic controled by traffic men. W. H. north of Ledysrd-Groton town line. from Hlgganum Haddam Town Firemen and police braved powerfub gas fumes, in the attempt to save some of the persons 1killed and Westport - Mornlngside Drive. Hall. No delay, to traffic. Grading operations are under way. Shoulders under construction. No 847 Main Street* Sdtith Miuidiester Bloomfield, Bloomfield-Hartford injuredred when an explosion and fire wrecked the Cleveland Clinic hospitsd at Gleyeiand,Cleyeland, Ohio. FourteenFo of Motorists are warned to travel the people in the building Were dragged to the* roof by heroic physicians and nurses. Where every effort was delay to traffic. ad is leing oiled for one mile. slowly, through- sections of road. Weston-Newton road, macadam Route No. 12. Klllingly, Putnam- made to save their lives. This picture shows victims being brought down ladders by firemem Monroe, Stevenson road. Steam ‘iHorwich road is being oiled for one mile. Route No. 17. West Hartford, end of improved road south of tuse road, construction work com­ try-North Coventry road is being Avon, Albany avenne is under con-, improved road south of Columbia menced. Detour road recomipend- oiled tor about three miles. structlon but open to traffic. Green to the end of Improved road ed. Route Nc),. 316. Shelton, Nicholas Rpute No. 32. Stafford, Stafford- at Lebanon. Trees are being felled Route No.. 184. Norwalk, New ^road is^belng oiled . for five miles. Wairt'Rbt^ is being oiled for about and power shovel is at work on an Canaan avenue is being oiled tor Route No. 328. East Granby, % inire. , 3 ezcavation. Culverts are being In­ two miles. East Granby-Suffield road is being Willin^tpn, Willimantlc-Stafford stalled across the road at different Route No. 186. North 'Haven, oi^d for one mile. . points so travelers are warned to road' is bewg diled. State street is being oiled for .8 Route' No. 332. Westbrook, use extreme care in passing M an^eld. ^ WllUmanUc-Stafford mile. Eksex-Westbrook road Is being oil­ through. road is^bbing biied. Route No. 190. Madison, North ed oiled for four miles. Route* N o/lOl. Eastford, Wllll- Route No. 176. Wilton, West- Madison road is being oiled for Route No. 834. Stafford, Staf- m^'nt^c&fEartfprd road is being oiled ford-Wilton road is being oiled for twelve miles. fbrd-Monson road-is being oiled# for 4^^lbii./>: one mile. Route No. 337. West Haven, Route No. 109. Lansfield- • Wilton, Belden Hill road Is being Route No. 304. Rldgeflelff road Is being oiled for seven miles. Beach street. Road on cut-off un­ Phoenlxvllle road is under con­ oiled for one mile. der construction. No delay to traf­ struction. This road is impassable Route No. 180. Bridgewater, Route No. 306. Easteh, Fort Hills fic. ( to traffic. •Southvllle road is being oiled for road is being Oiled for three miles. V Route No. 112. Guilford, North 1 mile. fall,'(string orchejtra. No Route Numbers. I JEuilford road is being .)iled for 8.3 'Route No. 182. Brookfield-Ob­ Route No: 3l6.;Goventry, Coven- Barkhamstead-Pleasrnt V$iUey Is * ^ ile s . ______' , ------• ■ • • Route No. 113. Terryrllle-Brlstol road. Construction has started at Pequabnck Underpass. One-way traffic maintained. Route No. ,116. Simsbury, Col­ lege Hi^way is being oiled for 1 ^ Route No. 120. Bethany Bridge under construction on the New Fo//oo7 To Silbros Haren to Naugatuck road. Traffic controlled by traffic men. Rpute „ No. 121. Salisbury, Caaiaan^lisbury TMid is under SALE construction;- No detours. '•/>;* Route. 128. Washington, New Milford-Lltchfield road is bein'* oil­ ed for 1% miles. Route No. 133. Granby, West Granby road is being oiled for three r“‘ miles. ■ : Hartland Hollow Bridge is fin- )(b kfred. Route No. 134. North Canaan, iw IHnth Canaan road is being oiled ^ w r four miles. Canaan, South Canaan road is being oiled for four miles. Towns of Cornwall. Sharon and Salisbury. Lime Rock Station to Cornwall Bridge is being oiled. • Route Noi 136. New Fairfield, Sherman road, maca lam completed for four ^iles. Use old road or new location for one mile. Railing uncotepfeted. Route No. 141. Windham, Willi- mantic road Is being oiled for 1 mile.-, Scotland, WilUmantlc road is be­ ing o.Ued for 3.8 miles. Route;-No. Tj42. Woodstock, Put­ nam road is being oiled for 2.5 miles. Route No.'149. Stafford, Stafford- Union road is being oiled for about 2 miles. Route- No. 152.— Washington, • *f ^ L|^ke■<%k Wui'Uioang road is being oiled 1% miles. THE IS flP t , Kbute3^ - - ' -No, - 156. Brookfield, Fookfield Center S. A. road is be­ MATERIALS COLORS ing oiled for two miles. Route No. 158. Newton-Redding Printed Silks Ddydn Bine road. Construction work started, Flat Crepes Chartreuse Green I n a n y language—at any pump—! ‘a gallon oigasoline” means detours. Cantons Route No. 168. Beach Sand .xV^A^;f^Jonathan-TrumbuU road is un- Gedkgettes Modemistie ^Prints the same—in volume only. But it'is a most ii^^^ measure ■) construction -from RbUte No. 3 The yeaPs greatest values ip dresses. - Virinally o$* the end of Improved road north ferlng 2 dresses for the price of one.' ^ew, smartly of what you actually get in this many-sided; Columbia Green and from the designed models Ih one, two and'three {deop effects. You want power. How much Ext you getting? AVhat ^ NOT GAINING? ONLY 2 PRESSES TO A CUSTOMER Is it mileage-making power that comes from complete, carten-. LOOK TO m s DIGESTION ALL LADIES’ lees combustion at all pulls and speeds? Do you get niakimuiU y Babies can’t gain when aohring ite In a clogged digestive tract UP power without sacrificing easy^i^tirtihg and agile pick-up? forming gas, making them col- VERY SMART AND PRACTIGAL ... y, constipated and miserable. LADIES’ AIEN’S mj^Aa n e r y ?(ni8t try the method doctors en- TWEED s u it s ' HATS AND CAPS , In shorty’do you get all the qualities good g^oline must have? SLIPS SHIRTS • dprse, and millions of mothers ENSEMBLES...... ow, and see how your baby Im- $12.96 BLOOMERS TROUSERS Can you get them always in the same balaifeed propo^om ves. A few. drops of pnrely- ivogetable, harmless Fletcher’s Cas- ria makes the most fretful, fever- You cany fhhh certainty hsby or child comfortable In a YOU DON% NEED CASH :y. A few dbses >and he’s digest- ig. perfectly and gaining as he onld. To get genuine Castoria, In the words of thou^nds experience luis sflh d ce th a t g o e s withP tl)«ih .’ . k for the Fletcher signature on wrapper. who have used it, new-type, and exteh^ve - Wherever you gOf ./AryV ' Mlb«M he.A at.' ' eoaia la . w«y>-bebwjiuowa extra-powered Atlantic Gaso­ By a conciS^^^ipl^ted in - \AtlaMic: pump mt the road yavf. ' year chalee. ASr-^Vhelr' rtljii XVb ' easy t* open la m raa line is the finest sdl-tound motor facilities, i^earch, {dre traoelingi' And in^ it yoU*tf" j - a ehaxga aeseeat. ■Id*. aa« top.* Mhta. N.w la tfe.. fuel on the market find the b ig ^ t motor fu clw ^ ^ Iwther, yoa slaie- \ t la i. im m a k . constantly pr^es^ivc* ^~4iousecleaning Iv aay, aoharge it year aalaatloaa obtainable—in all*iotmd::|^eiy at ■Uktaa." < e r Daearatlaa It is made by an orgwiza- That insures* iptily, the, ®«V.. i. ^ TIME 18 WINDOW HEAlX|UARTaRS K. -Y. C tion possessing a background of quality of its products, but the formance,' m' unifii^ ^ . bility,. ajid w .^myifte 'pEi^VPGTlME V i fuel satisfain^* c* . . iii, cleui your windows rv now.{<.Privtto lioii8es m spedal- ty. Special ntes on new ',A. ' AkANtic.

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Chicago, May 17— “ She— aha Charm ing horribly burned. The jeas atUcka the tissues— she was. bleeding «t the mouth and uose andi .eyes. She ■♦I couldn’t speak— but o h f■ God help Furnishings lone her! she was conscious! “ She was conscious for two hours. For two hours I worked over her, there on the hospital lawn. And then— then, at the la?t — her raw, bleeding lips twisted themselves into a smile. And I felt her squeeze my hand, and — and so— she died.” / That was the terrible story told today upon his return h®r® with the body of his wife, Florence, by Dr. William G. Epstein, one of th^ best known surgeons in St. Bernard s hospital and a survivor of the Cleveland Clinic hospital disaster. “ My wife and I,” he stated, “ were -on our vacation. . We had i I left our two ckildren. Mgry Vir­ $4.50 Weekly ginia, 8, and Jilly. 6. at home with their nurse. Visiting the Clinic End Tables “ We were on our way east, and KITCHENETTE INCLUDED BUT Well made entl tables, stopped o f in Cleveland on the spur finished in mahogany nf the moment. I wanted to visit color. One to a customer. the clinic there, and my wife decid­ NOT SHOW N ed to have her throat examined. She was not ill. but her .throat had been troubling her, ,an4 eli® thought Ihis fine outfit couldn’t be more beautiful, more complete, that this was a good opportunity to have it looked over. - more home-decorative or more wonderful! For every room of “ I left her in the hospital, where your bom©—high quality, superbly attractive furnishings— at a she was to be examined, price you’d or^narily pay for an outfit not half as marvelous out and went over to another build­ as this! Don’t wait a day longer to outfit your home as you’ve ing about 200 feet away. I was in there when the .explosion ocurred. dreamed of furnishing it— this outfit is the one you have longed “ It was a terrific blast. My first for! Saving that surpasses every record—and terms that will thought wa4 for my wife. I make this outfit yours wonderfully easily! $5 delivers any like a madman to the hospital room— ^tiien Herrup’s Famous Easy Payments on the balance. i building. I could ««® !sh-black gas rolling out of the win­ Hurry! I dows. __ _ Rag Rugs Wife in Hoepital ««I__didn’t know what it w ^ . ANY ROOM MAY BE Charming Colonial Rag then— and I didn’t care. All I rugs in many beautiful knew— ell I could think of— was PURCHASED SEPARATELY colors. , that Florence wag in there. . “There were screams — t^tti® screams— coming from the buil^ Ing. All around me, people were running toward* the place. “ The discipline in the h w lte l must have been wonderful. Indeed, S>w that I think of it. It was ej^en THE BEDROOM more than th a t— ^it was stark ^®“ Remember, I was in a hniljing only 200 feet Away— and J 4-piece suite in striking ning like mad. Yet by the time I ludor period style— decorated reached the entrance to th® hospi^ _ b y the tiine X; bed ®otOT®d t h ^ Huguenot finish. Handsome 200 feet—the rtsene dresser. ' Bow-end '^double had begun “ d nurses doctors And bed. Triple-mirror vanity ’ Fiber Chair we^e“ stoggerlng^ pnt with the vie- and a chest of drawers. Com- or Rocker fpiiable Tudor styte, cane.geat Choice of rocker or dxsfi^ . «( bedx^iif ehur ahd rocker^ to woven fiber with A m match. China cotton mat­ spring cushion. One to a customer. ^ ^ . my wife. ' tress—built for comfort. Restful diamOnd-link steel spring. Lovely bedspread. Pair HARLHOROHGfl of soft, all-feather pillows. i'v- And a. dainty boudoir lamp. Selectman Frank W. Fuller *P*°^ Everything you need—at a the week-end lu Manchester with £ b sister Mrs. C. M. Strickland. saving of a lifetime tomorrow On Friday evening at 8 o clock only. Save early at this tre­ D S T the Seniors of the Portland High s’chool will present » mendous super-reduction I DINING ROOM ? 1W enUHed. "And M«7 DW . « ♦he vestry of the church. :nl At the lastmeetlug of Society the following were *PPOi»^ ed delegates to attend the 'Hartford district ^egatlonal Church o* « For your dining room, we selected a hwdsome Tolland Tuesday, May 21. Mw. B. suite consisting of the buffet, extension table, host Refrigerator^ Thlenes, Mrs. C. L. Bolles. MrA H. chair and five side chairsi This suite is of a pop­ B. Lord and Mrs. W. O. ular period design th ^ will make your home invit­ Built to rigid spteiflMti Mrs. Mllllcent Pierce of New Bri proper refrigeration ^ tain a former - teacher • here ®^tbe ing and attractive. and ice-saving Center school and Miss To appreciate these charming outfits you must Priced low at erU of West Hartford ^ re week $1.50 Weekly end guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. come in' and see them I ' $1.50 Weekly

^°The Mother and quet was held Satnrday the vestry of the church w d y e r y large crowd attended. The enter talnment consisted of. “ So’s Your Aunt Anna,” and Noi, a Man in the House.” short talks by Miss Fanny A. Bllsh. f Mrs, Blmer B. Hall, Rev. B. r* Thlenes, snd Miss necke, secretary of the Hartford 1 County Y. W. C. A. ...» Mrs! Selma Bargfredes of East ♦ Hampton spent Thursday here with ir The Ever Ready Group Hammocks Carriii^ •• a delegation to the tenrt birthday lbs party of the County Y. W. C. A. to life he held at Highland Park Commun­ $9.95 ity House, Manchester, Saturday ai- Well made couch ham­ Built with . lineiiwoTen ternoon. . . mock ; ideal for porch or Miss Mildred Hough, teacher at fiber body mounted on lawn. Stand and canopy sturdy steel springs and the North school spent the week­ chassis. end at her home In Hebron. at extra cost. Mrs. Calfyn of Hartford spent the week-end here with here son, William Caffyn and family. Fred Chapman and son, William Chapman of Wapplng, called on relatives here recently. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Smith of Columbia called on Mrs. Smith’s mother. Mrs. Mary Brown the first of the week. Miss Mae Hannon of Hartford spent the week-end with Mr. and r Mrs. Frank A. Myers. Beautifully Furnished With 12 Pieces Attractive and Comfortable! MODERN AMAZON Jacksonville, Fla.— Maude Tay­ This complete outfit consists of the lor goes on record as being afraid Exceptional Value! 3-IMecesr An excellent outfit consisting of the. of no man. John D. Owen, city 3-piece suite, the Div^n, Wing Chair ^ For the botch, lAwn or sitting room-<»-ln< t h e 'n e w t 'col-^ full size Bed, Dresser, Chest of Drawers sanitary Inspector, went around to and Qub Chair, the Davenport Table, ^ ors of summ®r fumlturel Wo offer the 3-plece;owte, la- her house to post a sign thereon cludlng the settee, chair gnd rocker in choice of-, colors, at.', and Vanity. Eac);i'is feirge and the which classed it as unsanitary. MrA End Table, Taile Scarf, Pair Book this exceptionally low, prlco. *7 r 7 C ‘ Taylor objected. So strenuously, On sale at Herrup'f.tOOirher Main A J | f a f 9 drawers are spacious. Also included in fact, that she threatened to Ends, Floor La^p) and Shade, Smoke ^ and Morgan streets!: ^ crown him with a flower pot If he s i e the Springs, Mattress and Berich. $1.50 w g il A i posted the sign. Both went to Stand and two pictures. ILSOW eekly court, where the Judge ordered the unsanitary condition corrected, B. L. Doheny bought )n at pub­ lic auction the ranch property of bis friend, fomfer Secretary Fall. H E R R U P ’S ” The Home of Home Ouifits Cor. Main and Mr. Doheny seems to have been the Fall gay la that tranaaeiioB.

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8£X I.' - mancebbssr systnNG H SRoew satoskJ FBipAt, N ^^SECOKED w l r. IN CBUKCH DRIVE t. ! I O l^ Hdf of Center Chnrch «‘hrish Members Have Yet aSe^n Canvassed.' _ / APPRECIATION YOU INSPIRED THIS 'The campaign for ?200,000 for C^^^r Church House reached the This event signifies something more than a sale. Twenty-two years of healthy busines s growth is the result of but one thing-^ liOtpOO marlr today with the total­ keeping faith with you, the buying public. ing of returns made by the twelve It expresses, through its most unusual offerings, our heart­ Because we have kept that faith, you have helped create a store dedicated sole­ teani captains last night. Conslder- ly to the endeavor; to serve* you-to your complete satisfaction. InFthe fact that not quite half of felt appreciation of your goodwill and patronage. The offerings for this Anniversary Sale were most carefully 'selected and are the parish members have yet been our expression of thankful, appreciation. canvassed this seems a certain in­ When you visit our store and see for yourselves the marve­ dication that, the, $200,000 objec­ The values are indeed most unusual.. You realljr must see them. Only by so do­ tive will be reached. lous values especially selected for this event you cannot but ing can you actually realize the- extent to which- we have gone to gather the Teams Close. realize how whole-hearted is our appreciation. choicest creation's in every department. > Thp twelve teams that are ■ con­ ducting the canvass are neck and neck in the r"ce for high honors. The team captain by A. N. Potter has been leading most of the way but with the distribution of the general committee contrlbut.ons last night all twelve entrants were so close together that the difference In their totals was not noticeable on the thermometers. May Extend Drive. Chairr an William L. Parkis, of the finance committee, is confident that the total will be reached but it is just possible that the campaign will have to be extended over the week-end. The team workers are desirous of a little more time to j»ver respective territories and if all of them do not report by Satur­ day the complete total will not -- ascertained until Monday.

, , r. Two Danish studenta who came over to find a typical-American 7 confess that their search in New York has been fruitless.^ Someone 1 ' should have told them they’re just as apt to find him in Denmark as L • \n New York, I CHILDREN’S WEAR Wonder if that Jtockvllle youth- ' 7) was speaking froiQ, experience when p he declared, that a fish''i(!&ter sleeps ENSEMBLES because it is Impbssibte to sleep^ where there is a flapper bn each Really exquisite in designs and fabrics are these side? ' tasteful Children’s Ensembles. Sizes 2 to 6 years. HATS $2.59 ’ 'VT. DRESSES I DRESSED You will be pleased indeed with the biffh quality and moderate prices of these Children’s Dresses. Sizes The very’ choicest, of our stock. Here you will find Lovely Georgettes, p'rintejj 7 to 14 years. ^ crepes, wash silks,, chiffons, and dainty felts, cool tubular strawsi Milans and Toyos—all COATS other, favored, fabrics have in the most approved colors and styles. These would be been selected with great care $1.59 exceptional values at $5 :00. - 'A wondeitful selection fof ' for this group specially priced Sport, Dress and Travel. at s Broadcloth, Tweed, Kasha COATS \ and other fine woolens at val­ The Mark of \ To s^..and examine fhis ^bK^t^^ of Chil­ ues to $89.50, comprise this dren’s d ats^ will be a r^U ti

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FORCE OFTHEBLAST^ 'SCHABBTBROTHER^ ABOUT TOWN / Enighet Lodge, I. O. G. T. will (CONIGHT AND SA’CURDAY meet in Orange Hall at 8 o’clock tomorrow night. The program com­ 1 5 . 0 0 0 mittee has planned a fine enter­ brings to a close tainment and asks all members to b-u present. Vegetable PEants St, Margaret's Circle, Daughters of Isabella, has been Invited to at­ Specially grown for our retail trude. These plants Our Soisational Paint Sale tend the Installation exercises of Sister Sabian Circle of Enfield, are all sto^y, hardy, transplanted. The kind you can which will be held Eit the High expect to give good results. Yon will find our vegetable SAVE SAVE school in Tbompsonville at ^ p. m. 25% Sunday. All members who ffeatse .plants are much superior^ the kind that are yanked out to attend should get In touch with Mrs. Andrew Healey, the regent, as of hotbeds at so much a ha^ ul. We list below a few soon as possible.* Her telephone is 538-3. ' i of the best, v a ries. BAY STATE PAU^T The young men’s organization af­ Tomato—Earliana, Stone, Sunybrook, filiated with the Manchester Com­ NOW IS THE TIME TO GET munity club is planning a hike to Champion Bolton lake Sunday ^Ith a dog /' ( ■ \ * * roast In the opqn. Paint for your home at 25% Straw Hats Early Cabbage The W. B. A. Guard club will All unpacked and on display have rehearsal for the minstrel less money show they are to put on at, the )Lettuce . * I ready for you to make your group meeting In Odd Fellows hall , Here you can buy paint not only for the IHtla 'toha selection tomorrow. 'fnesday evening. The rehearsal Pepper Plants ' hroUnd tbe bouse—th . baby carriages, tba bookeases, th f will be held this evening at the kitchen floors which need r^inting so badly—bof for the SAILORS home of Mrs. Irene Vlncek, 41 Ed­ Eisrgplants ^ Jobs as well. We wiU be glad to sell you ehoagb Bay ward street, and every guard taking ftite Llgnid PSlnt to do your whole bouse over, at:the fame part in the shpw Is urged to be yMnarkable saving as obtains on alT products. $2.50 ^ $5.00 present. Our plants have satisfied hundreds of others and The 46th annual convention of they will satisfy you. We s^ everything In ent fiow- kEMEMBERTHE ^ < ; e Leghorns Milans the Hartford County Woman's ers and plants. Give us a try. Christian Temperance Union will be I’anamas held ■ Saturday, May 18, at Center Congregational parish house, Hart­ ford. Sessions will be held in the $3.50 $ 7.50 morning at 10 and In the after­ ' Op^ Evenhijgs noon at 2 o'clock. Addresses will ISTNiirthM ainSt, be given In the afternoon hy the state president and vice president and the gold medal contest will be held. SYMINGTON Phone 2124 s a e An office In Cleveland €lliile kospltal wbldi wreokbd by an-ex­ People seem to be of one accord plosion and fire that took toil of mofy than -100 Bvef, Is ihomi abbto. 153 Eldridge S t, South Jiuichester, Conn. Spectators said they saw the roof of the buUdliig lifted by th. torc'O f SHOP in. their advocacy of prohibition— ______; ATXHE CENTER othera. the blast. ' z/ << %- \ . * • V* il L ,|V- -At ■ ‘.■Si’ . IX-, ^ A . . ' E S I^ EVEtHNG: HERAU>, SOUTH > y ^i^ANGHGSI^ ■-.y ~ z r. 7 - V ^ , 7.- • V.-a ^ - V r ‘ ^ ments'’ are''' mvatiglren“lb''ih'Sri 'in ptfATrint atfenlpt to '-te^6i!'Lbl9ele:hwoaerh»di!6oambhfd»gi-J^bis^ . tbs the unprbindiced -love .jof.the-bodjc*. vef^taablci aalad (g te tn p«a» and> “ What Is ptosis of the stomach, and tb^ eqttilibrluin ;ot bodl|T.;ma4 .caB^b«, .gy^]xmoS,. f.^Enbw tltf^'Wiik y»g MENUS ed Shredded Wheat Biscuit, pear simply means prolapsus of 'the ful and. In fiwt, results nave been very-disappointing. The x-ra> treat­ g|^?^9^p 49btrlneB:^iOf .the ihe CUlt meaning’^^ naked. . . ,' ^ ’|hteud’ io Uveu (jhe.Ahb.fitdiaot buy sauce.WWW. ^ stomach. This Is caused through a of- t l u ^ a u / irb'lch 'Ui- |n teallty the a Pis In a hole. JFor Good Health liunch— Raw apples as d«rtre^^ 'lAUtenlng of the abdomihal’Anus^ ment caur be given' through t)»e 2. The. entire body bas'ajrij^t: melba toast, stew­ clothing on?” Some fellows can get good Jobs with its Ideal beauty wka based on of the nude. Nude. • apricot whip. but they can't keep them. Herr Schmidt was a school-mas- ed figs. Applesauce: Quarter and core^ Answer: Radium and x-ray treat­ Lunch— Escalloped pota^toes, as­ but do not peel, the desired ;niimbet 5 ft' paragus, salad of head lettuce. of apples. Place In earthern ' or Dinner— Baked chicken, shredd­ glare baking dish without any ed wheat biscuit dressing, buttered water, cover tightly, and bake on beets, spinach, salad of raw celery, the ah elf of a slow oven until soft pinapple sponge. enough to whip Into foamy mixture. Monday Set aside to cool, and plaeain the Breakfast— Crisp waffle, with a icebox until ready to serve. This S Record Broken little maple syrup, one coddled egg. slow, even cooking brings out the natu-al fruit sugar, and apples pre- Lunch— Pint of buttermilk. 10 or j pared In this manner are much 12 dates. superior In flavor and food value to Dinner— Minced chicken in to­ htosc which are hurrledlv boiled on mato jelly (chicken left from Sun­ top r-f the stove, and to which sugar day), fresh green peas, cooked and water are added. greens, salad of grated carrots, cup custard. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS S O LI Tuesday (Urine sometimes Not Clear) Breakfast— Wholewheat mufflns, Question: Isabel asks: “ What with peanut butter, stewed prunes. would cause the urine to be clear Lunch— Stewed tomatoes (left and a straw color one day and the from last night), baked egg plant, next day to be quite thick and salad of raw spinach. milky?” I feel all right. What Dinner— Vegetable soup, roast vegetables are best for the kidneys, beef, string beans, mashed turnips, also what fruits?” salad of grated raw carrots on let­ Answer: Th,e change in the color tuce, peach whip. of the urine depends upon the kind Wednesday of food you use and the amount o f Breakfast— French omelet, mel­ liquid taken. Sometimes a large ba toast, stewed raisins. amount of phosphates ap-^ Lunch— Oranges as desired. pear in the urine because Dinner— Broiled fillet of sole, of nervousness. These do not green peas, McCoy salad, (toma­ come from any particular food, toes, cucumbers and lettuce,) no but make the urine look milky. liespert. There are no foods which can be Thursday considered “ best” for the kidneys. Breakfast— Berries (canned, and The main thing is to stop injuring drained of all sugary Juice), glass the kidneys through making them of milk. eliminate too many poisons created Lunch— Baked or boiled potato, from inharmonious food combina­ cooked lettuce, ripe olives. tions. Dinner— Roast mutton, baked (Ptosis of the Stomach) grpnnd beets and carrots, m'tided Questions: Mrs. R. H. asks:

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sUfos, somebody eroired the no-'l tanlty would be presented for ^ 4 hmcl|Mtrr tlon that all yon had to do to per­ someone to do what the glove fect that kind. of a vessel was to maker did—-rush through a huge OPEN EVERY THURfljDAY E^ElljlNG I^ ^ I Svnrins Hfrali bnil^ it big enough. So the Great supply of imported flaxseed and S C>UUlJBUIi:U BT rHB Eastern was brought into being— ^ reap a quick and large product by 4^RALU BKlM'rmU CUMFANt. iNC. a tremendous ship, several times selling out later at a prl^e which, ^ At IS BtsMlt Str««t. ^ Soatb ManPhMtbf. Uona. bigger than anything that had ever though relatively high, could well '.-mi S BonodM by ICIwood & SUa. floated on the surface of the sea. be a shade under the' market for BY RODNEY DUTCHER 5 oot. 1. is | i She was also several times the big- the native product. Mr. Hoover’s V Bt«i7 BvcnlDC BxMPt Bund iya sad Bolldaya gMt failure. action spikes that possibility. That Washington, May 17.— Congress, ' \B ourtd at tha Past Offlca at Soatb Shipping men did not, however, should be ample justification in it­ sanebastar. Conn^ as Sacond Class acting in its wisdom in special ses­ K l l Mattar. make the error of concluding that, self. sion, is now worrying about toma­ >8UBSCKIK1*1UN RATES: By UsU because the Great Eastern man­ toes, grapefruit, lemons, apples, SIS dollars s ya r. sixty oants a aged to keep afloat, the right thing ODIOUS COBfPARlSONS lettuce, asparagus, kohlrabi, tur­ dfontb Cor abortar oanoda nips, avocados, olives, peppers, vBy earrlar. atcbtaan oanU a weab. to do was to build another and big­ The Worcester Telegram fancies f : ■ Rnala ooplas tbraa oanta strawberries and other mlscellane- ^SPECIAL AUVBKTISING RBPKB* ger Great Eiastern. They went back it sees an analogy between Chicago -^us fruits and vegetables. ffiNTATlVB. Hamllton«L>a L4saar. and began to build smaller ships and Connecticut, created by the The special session was called to iB&. SSI Uadlson Avanna Naw York. with better engines. They develop­ number of unpunished deaths by enact farm relief and to change the W ith Full Watkins Brothers Service Sod SIS North UleblKSD Avanoa tariff, principally with a view to Qtateaga ed the propeller instead o f. the violence. ^Tha Uancbestar BTaniag Barald is farm relief. Fruits and vegetables aala in Naw Vork City at Sobnltx’s paddle wheel. They studied princi­ We are not supplied with the are mixed up in all of that. I n ^ ws Stand. Sixth Asanna and tXnd. ples instead of size. They produced figures for comparison, so it may much as nearly everyone eats fruits reat. and find. Straat anrrsnea ol less tubes and jand Cantral Station and at all seaworthy - and economical vessels be accepted for the purposes of the or vegetables or both, this ought to be a very Interestip^g story, but jostling Naws Standa^ and kept on Improving them, in­ discussion that more capital crimes •>; • • • don’t be too sure! >Cllant of [ntamational Nows Sar- creasing the tonnage only when proportionately go unavenged in Fruits and vegetables are grown Crosley Gembox « e a they knew what they were doing, this state than in Massachusetts— in profusion in Mr. Hoover’s home y-lntamatlonal Nawa Sanrlca tiaa tha axclusiva righta to nsa tor rapubllca* and why. Now we have ships much though privately we doubt it The I s^ate of California and elsewhere. tkn in any form all nawa dlapaiohea larger than the Great Eastern, but ' The Hawley-Smootf tariff bill pro­ agaditad to or not otherwtaa oradited important thing is that In Connec­ vides higher duties on imported lb this papar. It Is also axolosiaaly we didn’t get there through build­ ticut we prefer not to hang any­ titled to nsa tor rapablloatlon all cherries, grapefruit, peanuts, beans, Sa local or undated news onbllshad ing bigger and better mistakes. body to han'ging the wrong per­ onions, mushrooms, almonds, to­ beraln.'* There seems to us to be a direct son. matoes, pineapples, ripe olives, tur­ > Pull Saralca Client of N B A Sar- nips, rutabagas and other items . The first d-tube A. C. (all-electric) receiving flea. Marabar. Audit Bureau ot Circa* analogy between the case of the If we had the kind of juries that ^tlona but there are no changes in rates set to be marketed at an unbelievably low price; Great Eastern and that of the vast they sometimes muster in certain on various others, including lemons, Completely self-contained, including rectifier. The FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1929 lummoxy dit;igible8 on which so Massachusetts counties, and presid­ potatoes, oranges, raisins, peaches sensation of the. radio world. Regularly $65.00. much money is being blindly ex­ ing justices like Judge Thayer of and peas. Tossed on the Floor JXIBORS UNAFRAID pended. Sooner or later there is the Telegram’s own city, and prose­ >' The slowly but steadily growing Thus were fruits and vegetables bound to be a reaction from them cuting officers interested in self- thrown outo the floor of the House. pudency In this country to belittle in favor of very much smaller, very promotion at any cost to helpless In the Senate the same thing had less tubes and ijie jury system is one which Hb- much more relatively powerful and victims, plus archaic and idiotic already been done by Senator Cope­ speaker land of New York, who Introduced i^ty-loTing citizens will do well to vastly safer llghter-than-air units. appellate laws, we too might kill Atwater-Kent No. 40 watch. The system has been recog- an amendment to the farm relief If the first automobiles had been some Saccos and Yanzettls and bill which would exempt fruits and ^zed for hundreds of yekrs as a forty feet long, and then, when it proudly point to our record for vegetables fronr the relief provi­ ■fery bulwark of democracy, and was found that they could not ne­ punishing murders. sions. The three-billion dollar fruit and vegetable industry has become ^ ere are very many who do not be- gotiate curves and corners, the pro­ However, on the whole, Connec­ ^ v e such a claim is exaggerated. greatly excited over this resolution moters had proceeded to correct ticut probably has no more reason and because fruits and vegetables ^ is, of course, notorious that in a the mistake by building them sixty to be hag-ridden'tiy conscience than are raised in so many states Sena­ ^ eat many cases, especially In re- feet long, it is doubtful if motor has the neighbor Bay State. tors have been bombarded by tele­ Tone, selectivity, power, compactness and good grams concerning the resolution ^ n t years, utterly unsatisfactory transportation would be where it looks aC a moderate price. Full-vision dial. Satin results have accrued from the prac- from nearly everywhere. finish. Uses six A. C. tubes and one rectifying tube. is today. EARLY TRAINING Both houses of the California ^ces of Juries. But It Is seriously Without tubes. Regularly $77.00. Two classes of people tradition­ legislature have protested, at the ^ be questioned whether such in- ally are supposed to be constitu­ instance of the large California co­ ^fferent jury service is the result BUtliY FOR HOOVER! operatives. The vote by which the Senate tionally hard up if not next door less tubes and Inherent defects in the system But the fruit and vegetable inter­ retained the debenture clause in to Indigent— newspapermen and in­ ests appear to be seriously divided ii^lf as much as It is ot the atti- the farm relief bill was 47 to 44. ventors. Yet the report on the in­ over the question whether or not iyde of a certain type of judge to- they want to share in the benefits Among the Republican senators ventory of the estate of a man :^ rd juries in general and in par- of the farm relief bill— divided, in Crosley Showbox' who voted Wrthe debentures'were named Brown, who was both an in- ^ u la r instances. fact, over the question whether ven^r and T** newspasgcman, dis­ their -inclusion under the bill’s pro­ Trial by jury id a constitutional Schall of Minnesota and Pine of Oklahoma. Neither is believed tp closed the other day that he had visions would do the farmer more ilght in America. And it is a seri- very close to three million dollars harm or good. tes question whether this right is be a convinced friend of the deben­ Senator Pat Harrison of Missis­ ture scheme. But “ practical” poli­ in cash on deposit, in the banks of M t completely nulllfled by the not sippi has a half dozen telegrams Syracuse, besides as> much more in from growers and growers’ associa­ Ihfrequent practice ol judges in tical considerations were at work. The administration has just ask­ securities and otker property. Prob­ tions in . his state, demanding full This 8-tube Crosley receiver employs a ne\ ;om- taking cases away from juries or and equal privileges with other ably his early experiences left him pletely shielded gang condenser which greatl> slm-- declaring their verdicts annulled ed for the resignation of a United crops. The National Horticultural with the ineradicable notion that plifleis tuning. Incomparable tone and amazing pez^ because “ in -conflict with the evl- States district attorney in Oklaho­ Council has lodged protest with ma who was a political friend and it was a good thing to have a little various Senators at the proposed formance. Without tubes, Regularly $80.00. ^ n ce.” ready change wliere it would be elimination, asserting that the ';^ I1 juries are to be nothing but protege of Senator Pine. The ad­ easy to get when he found his fruit and vegetable industries are tie megaphones of the judges the ministration had permitted to go in a. bad way. pocket empty. • less tubes and wiiole principle of jury trial is of nncontradicted a rumor that Presi­ Numerous grqwers of North dbarse destroyed, for such trials dent Hoover was backing Rep. Carolina have similarly wireH Sena­ Newton of Minnesota to run tor Simmons and Overman and the aire not trials by jury, as guaran- chairman of the Ohio Farm Bineau t« d by the Constitution, but trials against Schall for the senatorship IN NEW YORK has wired Senator Fess urgina de­ Grosley Jewelbox by judges speaking through the nest year. feat of the amendment. A ^zen citrus-fruit organisations and cham­ mouths of juries held under the Now there is a disposition in some quarters to blame the Presi­ New York, May 17.— The old Bel­ bers of commerce in Florida hav? lash. protested to Senator Fletcher. Self-respecting citizens, the peers dent for the failure of the Senate mont Hotel, which was to be de­ On the other hand the American ol the Judges, do, as frequently to eliminate, the debentures, the livered to the wreckers, has been Fruit Growers. Inc., has wired Senator Jones from Yakima, Wash., charged, avoid jury duty. And why idea being that he could have sav­ saved at the eleventh hour by one ed the Pine vote by waiting until of those touches of sentiment typi­ urging exclusion of perishables on not, when they are high-hatted by the grooBd that their marketing is the crifeis was passed before firing cal of Manhattan. a highly organized and efficiently 8-tube A. C. All-Electric receiver (with recti­ judges who completely mistake When these tender gestures are their proper functions and arro­ the inefficient Oklahoma district at­ functioning industry wh.ch would fier) completely shielded with Neutrodyne cir­ made, they are truly fabulous and be serionslY disturbed if the farm cuit. For selectivity, sharp tuning, distance and gate to themselves the powers of torney nnd the Schall vote by deny­ generous beyond belief. And it is ing that he was Interested in the bill were applied to it. Senator tone quality it leads. Regularly $95.00. autocrats over the juries Instead 6f tins sort of intrusion upon the gen­ eral ruthlessness of the city that Glass of Virgir.la bas been hearing technical advisors to these consti­ Minnesota senatorial situation. from apple growers and peach In other words the President Is New Yorkers so proudly point to tutional tribunals. when claiming that, after all. New growers, asking that their fruits being criticized for not being a York is not so hard-hearted. be excluded from the bill. And the The Jury problem would be far West Virginia Horticultural Asso­ less of a problem in this country pussyfooter and a pettifogger. We It seems that for some 10 or 12 ciation and several others are urg­ 11 the jury were to regain its would rather see him licked twice ing Senator Hatfield to vote for the Fada No, 16 a week by^ Congress during the rest years a very rich man had pro­ rightful plane of responsibility and vided himself with a quiet little amendment. of his term than to win his victories Opinion Badly Divided An all-electric table model in two-tone metal cabi­ consciousness of responsibility. In hideaway in the hotel, wherein ne Grebe net, velvetex finish. Uses eight tubes. Designed for per­ by such devious and tricksy meth­ could rest and escape his many Part of the difference of opinion this connection is greatly to be may be explained by the charge of manent radio satisfaction. Regular $165.00. ods as these folks advocate. A business contacts and problems commended the act of two jurors While the suite was used but infre­ the National Horticultural Associa­ in Philadelphia. The jury had ac­ ward politician is a ward politician quently, the man had become so at­ tion that the amenmdent Is ’’fos­ tered by dealer and shipper organ­ quitted a defendant in a beer case. iand the President of the United tached to ir and so sentimental States Is the President of the about it, that he was loathe to have izations.” But opinion among the The judge, without the remotest fruit and vegetable growers appears United States. If there are a good the hotel removed. ' Kolster No. K-20 thought that he was about to elicit If, he argued, the hot^periahed, to be divided, nevertheless. a reply, thundered; “ How did you many people in political life who he would have to hunt down some All of which does not affect the 6-tube table model in beautiful walnut veneered cabinet. 60-cycle A. C. operated with single control and ever arrive at that verdict in the cannot appreciate the difference so new snu^ and quiet hiding place. average farmer who,* the Depart­ ment of .Agriculture says, has suf­ illuminated dial. Regular $146.00. face of the evidence?” Whereupon much the worse for them. And so, just as the wrecking crews were preparing to march on it, he fered an average loss of $3.34 since the foreman of the jury most unex­ went Into conference with the hotel 1921 on every tillable acre devoted pectedly arose and rebuked' the BLOCKING A GRAB owners— as I get the. story— and to raising corn, wheat, cotton, oats judge, declaring that he had no no­ Denunciation of President Hoo­ made a generous offer to back the and hay. The administration re­ This excellent speaker, sketched above, and made lief measure, if passed without the place with fat capital if it remained by the makers of the famous Grebe receivings sets, usu­ Amrad “Nocturne” $25G tion of submitting to criticism. He ver’s action in increasing a few tar­ In business. The wrecking deal, I debenture plan, will be admittedly •aid: “ I and Juror No. 6 were the iff rates under the flexibility provi­ only experimental. There is an an­ ally sells for $15.00. Like Grebe receivers it is known A. beautiful cabinet model o f walnut feneer, Built- am further advised, was then called tor its tone quality and volume. only two men on the panel who sions of the current law are, ; of off— and everything ended happily. nual large surplus in the six'so- in Dyxiamic power speaker gives a tone priaidnetion e l thought there should be a convic­ course, flying freely through the This man, by the way— so 1 am called basic crops— wheat, corn, rich beauty. Regular $325.00. ^ told— is none other than that same hogs, cotton, rice and tobacco— so tion. The other ten men were for ■columns of opposition newspapers. eccentric Edgar B. Davis, oil mil­ the tariff won’t help raisers of those acquittal and I th ou ^ t that ten But it is surprising to see so well lionaire, who for more than a year crops, as It will' many fruit and minds were better than two.”^ The informed a journal as the New put up money for “ The Ladder,” Vegetable growers. other Juror, No. 6, also spoke his York World picklng.;on the Presi­ which was collossal failure in Broadway theater history.. De­ mind. He said he voted for acquit­ dent for anticipating th^ increase WATKINS BROTHERS,Iw, spite the fact that the show could SPRINTERS SEE BRAOEY tal because a bartender was not a on flaxseed which is made by 4he not make money, or even keep its AS NEW SPEED DEMON i - 4 S o u t h . . M a n c h e s t e r chemist and was not expected to bill now before Congress. The In­ losies within small range, he kept test every barrel of beer he had on crease proclaimed by Mr. Hoover pouring in his money because the Respect born of fear might ba play contained* a religious idea in tap. is exactly the same as that provided said to be the manner • in which which Jie was interested. rival sprinters. Indeed, for that mat­ We shall have better juries and by the measure. The World thinks ter, whole track teams, regard Tickets for Kilranig better verdicts from them when we Mr. Hoover’s action is precipitate In the office of Eddie Dowling, Claude Bracey, Rice Institute’s Minstrels for saleiiere. somehow or other, in our courses and gratuitous. the song-and-dance man, play­ speed demon. wright, music show producer and, in civics, let school children know Let the World recall what hap­ Ever since Bracey ran the cen­ more recently, talking picture star, tury in 9.4 at the Southern Metho­ that a jury is not a mere creature pened when the glove Interests ob­ there is a tiny bar at which, I am dist Relays at Dallas a few weeks told, scores of Broadway successes of a court but twelve-thirteenths tained a very large increase in the ago, regardless of the fact that he ment. There is no one but who has growth of a life based oh kindness were discussed and negotiated. had a stiff wind at his back, sports some good qualities that could be and living in harmony with nature's remembrances wUl grOw-irom 'thu— of the court. Then they will grow tariff rates of foreign made prod­ The batting average of this of Dee w ^ you will find, Mfwia inneh mon up understanding that the enforce­ ucts in their line. A very large wirlters have given the Dixie Flyer developed with the proper ehcbniv laws. Intei^Ung and pleasant aa is higher than any other spot in no little amount of attention. Health and Diet agement. Find fault with, no one, ment ot law and the administration manufacturer, after making sure the bright lights belt. Before Eddie Every night before retiring, take cnlttvnte the halflt of oonstnn took 11 over. It was the property of condemn no one, and antagonise no ar mental inventoir and see what thinking and talking. of justice Is a citizens* duty and that the rates applied for were to one. This may not come natnrall^ yon have accomplMhed: that ': day. Cohan and Harris and all the hit Advice at first, but It can soon be establish­ G«MUeaa responsibility, not a responsibility be incorporated in the then pend­ merchants sooner or later were in­ A pocket tester for bootleg li­ That day try ; to ip^rotfl a Uttle and duty devolving on police and ing tariff bill, went to Germany, troduced to the pantry-like bar. For quor to . dikolose the pi'esence of ed as a good habit. It will prove and; yon wlU t>4 wsifedmed' .'ivery- cnaflal lig^oBsitte) By DK. FKA.NK ftlcCOT an Interesting and helpful game. Question;.. asks: ^Uo lawyers alone. bought a tremendous supply of this was in pre-prohibition days. wood alcohol was «hlblted at the where, spd be .konriy" cheend. by Yon will be pleased to find youi*' your, achievemeiits ;lai . .. approver,of faotai'i^evmti gloves, rushed them into the coun Such plays as “ ’The Miracle Man,” chemical exposiUon ip New York ‘.‘Broadway Jones” and “ Uttle the other day. But what are you friends becoming more attached to sansbine. You wHi -sobn tefleUflh't- opt papery,- sfine^ ooaiiBttEg BIGGER AND WORSE you, while new acqualntahcee, whpfn Tlolet imy M d elhctHe . try ahead of the effective date of Johnny Jones” were bom there. supposed to do if the thing melts? CONSTRUCTIVE THDTKINO AND ed to discover Gwt yont} TtUUty is The. “ bigger and better” dirigi­ yon meet wlll.be nnconselously Im­ Increasing add jroa are hot eo tired a ^ lothms? 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'■ •< ■<■•. - **'"• .'•* - i not tor fromV*^ door. I fopght my war lM M »,tho smo^o. PMplo-'<' werA screaatog, 0n m E fighting ler tKOr’^ l)vi Spne who * •. .'f > . - /. ,%v' fiaaheil tlitQugh.ttto:|MM with me later collated \ OF MOVIE ACTORS . vOaee out hUlldlng, it f ' •V/' seenpied to Hare up. like so much tinder. Fire and^jheaVy hrowh fumes were everywheto.” ' One of the Doctors TeHs Th-apped In tWiimall rooms with l^ rl Wanwr Says Indus only'one window ^cb , the patients saw their lone hope^the open win­ I try.WiO Be Paralyzed This How He Fonidit His Way dows—dashed from them because the fumes poured but of the crev­ to Hie Open Air. ices in the floor under tbe radiators, I Sammer, Canse for Strike which were flush against tbe win­ dows. "Their only chance would have O' Cleveland, 0., May X7—A dull, been to g e t. to the windows— but j^New York, May 17 — Mid-suin- rumbling explosion, heavy dark may find the motion -picture the gas drpVe them back,’’ the clouds of’ irritating smoke,, curling physician said. bidustry—America’s fifth largest Dr. John said that the celluloid ii^Ustry—paralyzed by a general upward, then women’s sereams, tbe crash of heavy beams and death— films used In X-rays, which are be­ wfke of actors. this today was the. grim picture of lieved to have caused tbe fire ‘and ^‘This prediction was made ez> the Cleveland clinic catastrophe blasts^ were supposed to be chemi­ ^usively to International News cally treated to make them inflam­ ^iwice today by Albert Warner, which br. Henry J^ John, clinic ^neral manager of the Warner diabetic specialist, carried with mable. M others Co., one of the -largest him. ’ After Dr. John made his way to HOduclng organizations in the mo­ “I was in my office,’* D r/John safety another explosion rocked the tion picture field, told Internationhl'News Service to­ building. Doctors and nurses, still rr Reason of Strike, day. clad in their white uniforms, made r. The strike, according to Warner, "Suddenly came a dull, rumbling heroic efforts to rescue the invalid nhU be precipitated by the desire reniort. Then, up from tbe fioor near patients, some of whom were caught ^ the Actor’s Equity association to the radiator at my window, heavy; in the mad panic and crushed compel the producers of motion nauseating smoke and fumes began against the closed elevator doors. ctures to employ only Equity net­ to pour out. 's and to enter into an agreement "I tried to make my way to the BIRMINGHAM SAN BLOTTER TODAY IS THE DAY! g^tfa the actors similar to the window but the stench of the bro­ HAS PITCHED 24 YEARS.) working treaty in force between mide gaa drove me back. As I (an K ^e producers and the men and for the door, women began to Birmingham has a baseball pitch­ Aiid here’s the place to get your new votnen vA ho enact their plays. scream. er who can rival Jack Quinn, Grov- § The Equity association, according “I saw patients run for the win­ ei; Alexander and otter big league straw h a t ^ •Information in Warner’s posses- dows. only to be jdidven back like veterans in point of long hervlce. l3(m, plans to issue an ultlmatuffi The scene in front of Cleveland Clinic hospital, where scores of dead and Injured were brought °nt of I was, by the fumes pouring up He Is Lefty Smith, ah amateur who the building after a disastrous explosion and fire, is pictured above. Firemen, police and volunteers tried from the openings in tbe fioor-near has been playing In the City League Don’t put it off, even one day. Wearing a felt hat to-the film producers, some time >o save the patients after an exploslon*ln the X-ray rOom started a fire that sent\suffocatlng gas Wtl7 in June. the radlatoa , for twenty-four years. He never, 9 This ultimatum will constitute a through the building and into the streets outside’ , The hospital was the famous clinic of Dr. George, W. Office N ear. Door has hankered to become a profes­ these first “straw hat days” might give your associates ^mand that the producers meet Crile, noted Cleveland physician, surgeon and goitre specialist. ' ______"Luckily for. me, my office was sional. the wrong impression of your alertness. Equity requirements in the employ- front of actors jind other matters member of the firm, declared he MEUSEL SPENT LITTLE Krtaining to the production of.ino; CAIRD NOT A MEMBER was working as an expert account­ TIME IN MINORS Appearance and comfort prompt you to blossom forth Son pictures^—something wlilqh the ant and as a salesman on a salary in your new straw hat. You’ll find all the newest styles l^odncerS have steadfastly, refused and commission basis, and had no Bob Meusel,- star outfielder of t[b 'do ever since the movies as- OF WATKINS CTMPANY knowledge of being listed as in the the New York Yankees, is one of here. The new shapes, the new straws, splendid quali­ frimed a position of importance., in firm. the few big leaguers who have &e entertainment world. made good with but limited experi­ ties fairly priced. ence in the minor league belt. Court Rules That He Wsis THE ANSWER. “Sleepy Bob’’ played only two Merely Working as Account­ games in tbe minora as ab outfield­ SENNETS ...... $2.00 to $4.50 ant for Bankrupt Firm. Here is the answer to the Letter er, and only 248 in other positions. Golf puzzle on comic page. He was used at first and thlrd'base YEDDOS...... $3.00 to $4.50 New Haven, May 17 — Judge FROCK. CROCK. CHOCK. CHICK, before being transformed into a Warren B. Burrows, of the iJnlted CHINK, CHINS, COINS. gardener. MILANS...... $3.00to$4.50 [er children arise np and call States District Court, today filed with the clerk’s office here an or­ blessed; her hnsband also, and TOYOS-k ••••••••••••••••• ‘pralseth her.—Prov. 31:28. der that releases J. Hale Caird $2.50 to $3.50 from adjudication as a bankrupt in ¥bere is in all this cold &nd connection with the affairs of this LEGHORNS...... $5.00 to $6.00 I >llow world no fount of deep, Roger W. Watkins Company. 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rA U B ^ E M BiAsmearro w w ir e r n 3 v a .’ i^■■<-:t!%*' 1 is t ■ • II'''•it/f/*’t''’'.'. '' '^} (r^i^pK '^Tf- tftftftti/ tJ •:. V? R D T S B OolVMl OharlM Angnatus Un4>4^nM about borgb sbadi Us twootb«art Old* m 4 bow tbfUM- . C • f fasUpasd eorsagss of swootboiirt. eaufu tb ^ BWtb«p jjj left into hiding m Mon kfUrwnrd told «E «pn g ffAg HAPFEIfED ! leM they guy they want rooos wMo. sbo's going to a party. Uady'f Cl6W»*^ him tho atdry^bttt bo kuow uotb* Jfo, you don’t see that la tho pa­ l«4y to J*uA tho tttti “ So that’s what youte afraid of," ing of tho other orento with which pers, nor did yok know that Aaae. hor.aftor tbo porty.J „ I , MWiTOBD LAWRENCE foil* In Huck sneereA "Well, get this, Huck bad boon ^ faoetfd. HM ho lore with STEPHEN ARMITAGE. Morrow, "Lnokiest Girl in tbs' So thoy eamo ovot, ^ Duke, the bulls haven’t got a kuown that the voile* wanted Huck WorM," just adores musbroom up in tbolr purty ' Mm M w te ii ImM nwAy by PAMELA he’d have left him flat. Tren Gus, J' ctumM to book mo up with tbut sandwiebss and spun sugar flow- tbrtllod at moottag t tbo worl4*t JUDSON when a&e tells him Mil­ affair. You don’t run any ^ k the w a ^ r in ' thely ray, did hot dred is trying to nuury her most- famoul swwlboi from keeping ihe here until they know. But r Isamsd about tbo violet knowing that tboy *0^14 brother few morey. HAROLD get hold of some evidence. And He reaeoned that Huck waa layr that. fears HDCH CONNOR, who is ing low uhttl It wae pretty cert^n eolorfd bog witb Lindy’s eorsago kl4s at school all a ^ t it, even if they get J. B. they won’t get n It'that arrlvod at Anoo’s grand- one of thorn bbrst teib to i^ fii«,.irnii,ning him over a forged farther than that car theft." He there was no erldence against him. check. Hndc is infatuated with If bo got the Judaon girl— that mothor’s houso Jnst before sb# Wbrtoopon tbo krW4'o <*• paused and poured himself a stiff droflsod Jtor the very swanky tea nrons bweelkoaft OUii4 bor a Pamela, and when she annonnoes drink taking it straight. might make it nice fo r We partners. her engagement t o ' Stephen, btr grandma, was giving for ber protty yoUow spun sugar fooo, "The only man I’m afraid of, "All rlglit." emUlng and her sistor'wben they wore vis- gaYo-bor a klso, au4 aont bor boaso frames him for stealing an anto^ he went on, “ U Soet. I* i thought crookedly. and canses his arrest. HUtk glanced at hie watch. ting grandma Cotter in Cleve­ rojoidng. Capper would do it . . ." land, O., from a friend who lives Pamela drope feltepbeaf but MU* "Slow op,” Duke advised him "Order up some .rmikfast,’’ be Tbo vlrt rts to Mr. Judson ASKED TO JOIN MEET A OBMLE88 BRIDE-TO-BE lln’s plant and law low. But one EUsaheth wore Jewelry to the bsckgroond, rapidly learns to do and is horrified to learn that Mil­ thing was certain— he wouldn’t go dred has been wounded by a gang­ More than 1,0P0 middle w e s t ^ party, says the friend, but Anne 4he things expected of him by a alone! ster shot. His concern over her high schools have been invited'to didn’t have a' thing added to her lady In the eaoo, an4 this particu­ "Get word up to ivaa that i'll little blue crepe dress with a velvet causes Judson to doubt his love be there In a few days,’ he said p%rticipate in the 20tb annua lar lady In the case, jbaa^ moved in for I’amela and he ’orblds his track and field meet, sponsored by Jacket bnt the old-fashioned cor­ crisply. “ And tell him to have sage of sweetheart roses which an orbit which tdko* corsages daughter to “ buy her man.” She Rose come down and buy a ward the University of Iowa, which wll reminds him that his money had be held June 1. Lindy had sent her. She had worn from her IlnaaeM lor the proper tobe for a certain y^ung lady who’s the aamV dress to another party occasion rsther tor granted. bought her two penniless step­ going to arrive without baggage Success of the meet is already mothers and pleads, until the practically assured, according, to the night before, but Elizabeth’s Besides, people’^ backgrounds and remain Indefinitely." outfit was all different. Anne con­ are composite tbibii, and before father gives in. Next day Pamela Duke chewed hard on his cheroot the list of entries already received talces Stephen to call on Mildred from high schools in Iowa, Illinois sumed mushroom sandwiches and he was a stoUt dyer in earaivals. before answering. made a special point of being es­ Lindy was the son o f a’ congrooor and tortures her by saying that “ Huck," he said, “ you ain’t goin’ Indiana, Minnesota, MissonrL Wis­ pecially sweet to her grandmoth­ man and hla wlfa, add rathar mad they are to be married at once to stop to do no kldnappln , are consin and Michigan. , and sail for Africa. Connie tells er’s old friends, reports the pur^ to soclal circles which know what's '^them Mildred Is to marry a you?” veypr of the "famous sweetheart** In the know. . Huck answered indirectly. Can A former St. Louis gunman is Anyway, thonght you m l|m t ^ •^TOMMY MITCliiCLL. you get hold of Arnold?” he asked. news. Meanwhile. Huck is having a employed as a director of under­ Hke to know these inside glean­ Duke nodded. “ Easy, but what’s world films. Judging by the number ings about Anne! * bad time with his gangsters, who on your mind, Connor? This dame’s One of the lady guests told ^ • rebel at his abuse. He offers a of that kind of shows we’ve, seen got you goofy. Why don’t you let lately, AI Capone is missing a big thousand to the one who gets go while the lettin’s good? There’ll ■Stephen. chance by not buying a ' moviS be a hell of a row kicked up if camera. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY anything happens to her. Her old Cit«a w* wnwea we. man will turn heaven and earth. King Alexander has foroiaoeu CHAPTER LVl. “ But not hell,” Huck cut In. Jugoslavia^ street, car conductors “ Some flattie out in Pittsburgh “ And sbs’U find Poberlln’s hell all to eat garlic. In. fairness then, he situations and that If any mental picked up Lefty Flint this morn­ right. She’s got It coming. But ought to provide them with gas disturbance occurs which Is likely to upset the mental status of one ing!” you cap tell Ras to have the Deacon masks. "Consultation with a view to the Duke Broggan leaned forward on hand'. We’ll make t a reepest- Dcith fieaith greatly. It will probably upset the mental status of the other greatly. prevention of war will protect and shot’ the words at Huck with able hell.” American interests more effectively “ It won’t be legal. Why brinfe If, however, the twins are far the force of bullets. apart and are not acted on by the than belated efforts tO protect these Huck flinched. His suavity was In the Deacon? That just makes iSert/c* hterests after war breaks out.” t; ^ o r n through by his v> i intary ^xlle one more to know where you’re same situations, they ai|3 not Hints o il lilHe ti'^ Keep .iyiM likely to be affected at the same — Raymond Leslie Buell. (New -■^mong. his criminal acquaintances. planted.” ^ ^ A VOYAGE OP. DISCOVERY. Republic.) “ Has he peached” he rasped by world ^iieA dutbority time In any way. In other words, Two hundred and flfty-slx years “ We’ll have the Deacon,” Huck instantly. there is not the sUgbtest proof ago today, .two. of the most pic­ “ Lefty won’t,” Duke returned; said stubbornly. “ He’s safe. of any spiritual or telepathic con­ turesque characters In the history "Larger theaters and lower "but if they get J. B. . . . ” That leaves you and the P')herlins, ‘PSYCHIC BfiTitoflN nection between Identical twins. of American exploration— Louts prices appeal to me as the only “ Where is he?” he smiled evilly. “ I know none of t w in s k e m ONLY, .; Joliet, the French trader, and solution to the present problem of “ Dunno. He rkipped with Lefty you would peach, Duke, but It IN StJPERSTItDtloN Father Marquette, the missionary— attrabtlng the public.” when that bird Short from the doesn’t disturb niy peace of^ mind started from St. Ignace mission on — ^Sir Alfred Butt, British pro* insurance company got too warm any to know you don’t dare.” By DR. MORRIS PlSHBlnir YO U R Lake Michigan to explore the west­ ducer. but you know that. Lefty saw him “ You win,” Duke replied briefly. Editor 7durii^' of tl» 4ih*ricm ern waterways of America. “ Thanks for your ad ce just the last in Phllly.’ Medical AiUbduHon khd Hjrgeia This trip, begun May 17, 1673, "What is needed in the textile Huck relaxed. same,” Hu k said. the’MlMith M hgu^e CHILDREN was accomplished In two canoes centers of the south Is the exer­ A Special Purchase “ What’ve they got on Lefty?” he Duke stood up. “ I’ll send for with the aid of five French helpers cise of a little common sense. The in New York asked after gulping his drink. Arnold,” he said heavily, and went Some year* ^ b . a wrltef'^athea Olive/^herts Barh- and resulted in the discovery of the strike at Ellzabethton could be “ That old Scanlon rap. But my out. He thought Huck was a fool Mississippi riven and he was too closely associated Muller mkda a: fctu^ dici28 by Ser-vic'' ' settled in five minutes if some fair this week W to place guess is they want him for ques- cal twinsvirhdi had been *e^|rat^ In many ways it was the most and reasonable-minded men sat . tionin’ about that car. Old man with him to enjoy the thougnt. It may be small -qpmfort to ap­ remarkable voyage of discovery on sale Arnold Palcoff arrived an hour in childhood- find down around a table.” " Judson's mouthpiece didn’t send for and expldraUon Of all Umes. Their — ^William Green, president Ameri­ later. He was a man of Buck’s has bee* a prehensive mothers of Incipient frail boats were Inadequate; th'elr “ Short for nuthln’.” twins not ooly loot: aWO* hqt can Federation of Labor. 144 Huck nodded. It required .no own stamp; one of those who had Hanks and Bills and Chucks anc. crews were small and the French­ assisted him In his crooked poker think alike and act alUra< that Slims, that name contortions are men were dependent upon friendly New Summer Hats second thought ‘for him to reaUze there Is belWrtHl thei* some ^ague "The movement of Industry that Mr. Judson believed ^ in games. . usually a sign of popularity or af­ Indian tribes they met for food and Huck confided nothing of his attachment sotoethlnrilke a tel^ among the' areas of the country has (Made to sell for $4^95) Stephen’s innocence and th.it • his pathlc coahbeUan. which Cfiuses fection. The mother of Henry supplies. present trouble to Palcoff and told wants him Henry. To her he is The first stage of the Journey tended definitely toward a more lawyer would, ■ on hearing Stephen s them to bo Joyful or sorrowful equal distribution of manufactur­ story, immediately seek to have him nothing of his future plans. Henry, and to her he is going to. carried them to Green , Bay, and . fo r Palcoff asked no questions. He ap­ at the same motoenfs. _ be Henry as long as be lives. from there they cruised up the Fox ing. Tho rapid industrial growth Lefty Flint and J. B. apprehended In order ^0 tfov* the ;^trolh or of the south and the decline of New Huck had no doubt that it was peared to be interested only In the A little curly red-headed boy of river and made friends with a new instructions Huck gave him. falsity o f this belief. PfoteksOr H. England and the middle Atlantic Oerndorf who had caused Lefty’s H. Newman of the Dhivertity Of eight found some new friends. Now tribe of Indians— tho Mascoutlns. $^.95 ■ $3.95 He was told to go to the Judson boys to our perplexity usually hate The Mississippi was discover^ states Illustrate this tendency.” arrest. Short had been convinced Chicago, ^ oae. of ^ the — Professor Willard L. Throp, Am­ of Stephen’s guilt, apparently^ and Hotel and take a room. Then he their curly hair. Harry was no ex­ after a descent of the Wisconsin Come in and see them* was to have a duplicate key made authorities ofi the StltdKt of river, on June 17, 1678. ’The party herst having no proof that J. B. and twins, hds itddlod teo-caaei pf ception. Lefty.had been the young man’s and bring it to Huck. The family fearing . a complex explored its majestic length as far With that key in his pocket Huck several se^ Of twins separated in south as the Arkansas river and PLENTY OF LARGE accomplices in the larceny, had al­ youth and ^retted ^ a t . great dls- used to say, "Don’t you adore "Without narborlng any undue walked calmly and unhurriedly Into Harry’s red hair!” They always two monthfl after the start of the fear, the children of tubercular lowed them to get away. tancesfrdm ^othor^ HEADSIZES n But it was not clear to Huck, or the Judson Hotel. He chose an said It loudly so Harry could hear. Journey began the return trip. parents should always observe cer­ hour when he knew Pamela was to Duke, how Stephen or anyone In on* Ittttance, one of the And sometimes they’d say, "What tain precautions.” else had connected Lefty and J. B not likely to be about. Her father gorgeous curls Harry has! Oh, — Ruth Wadsworth, M. D. (Col- ‘ Wins was rado^ted by ,i<^l«lyes WASHINGTON CREW WfLL with the theft except on suspicion. would not recognize him, so he had Harry dear, how proud you should Uer’8.) * * * small concern there. and the xothet .hy: friend* Of the m e e t WISCONSIN JUNE 15 family. On* wM taken to Canada be of such hair!’* Huck found relief in the belief But the hotel employes— the They must have bungled It, but MELLEGS pages and elevator c^orators were .Then sh* wa* -two tear* Old u^d The University of Washington "I have been advised that for • that they hadn’t, J 2 5 the oth*r’ r*Maln*4 in l^gland anyway, Harry got. tO hate that comparatively modest sum we can Manebeoteria BlilUaerF ■ “ Find J. B. and get word to him a different matter. He must avoid hair about twice as much as- ever. crew will meet the Wisconsin Bad­ them as much as possible. Also until she was I t years of: i.ge. gers on Lake Mendota June 15, a c-,, strip it (the State, War and Navy Headqnaiten; to lay low," he told Duke. , These gjrir Tobelved ihont the He was developing, a complex that building) of its function to repre­ “ Right, but listen. Hack, 1 gotta Stephen. threatened to make him a very cording to word received from State Theater’ Building. From the side entrance, where same amotnt '’Of OdheallOO and George Little, graduate manager at sent the different types of archltefr warn you this place ain’t too safe imi abotat the ^ wme \<(|hporthui- rebellious, cross little Individual tare known to man and bring it for you now.” he passed through the revolving indeed. the University of Wisconsin. doors at the moment the carriage FLATTERING JABOT George Murphy, a former cap­ back to the sound classic lines . He shifted his eyes from Hack's Finds Happiness. the Treasury, as Congress 1 direct g;aze and Huck understood starter was engaged Ir giving an A blue and white silk crepa that ^^^Thcy dto' . m ode^^ejenw But he found these new friends tain and stroke of the Huskies, who address to a chauffeur, he made somewhat One-sided, which recognises fid’ Jdontlckt tfrihs. in­ tended.” his earlier reluctance to unburden is one day, and simultaneous with for the past four years has been — President Herbert Hoover. Read The Herald Adii nis way to the mezzanine floor and makes it more Interesting for the deed. th «' making* lOn^.ihtF nalm^ an assistant to Ed Leader at Yale, himself. He smiled cruelly. o ' the handjl d rf atihpet that discovery, his disposition Im­ "Losln’ your nerve?” he taunted. from there up the stair to the woman of average full figure. It on d i ir # proved like sour milk with soda. recently was named head_ crew room occupied by Palcoff. Is one of the most charming and as well ## fhb.Ahitr pr Duke’s eyes came back to glower r the His mother knew be was. playing coach at Wisconsin. It was through at him. He was forced to risk being rec­ flattering ideas, to lengthen the twins are foi^ d w pW off around the corner somewhere Murphy’s - interest that a dual race ognized by the room clerk, but as silhouette. The deep cascading passage ofvsH m *., A X nine between ‘the two schools was a^ “ I been your friend,” he said :hW bdt with a new crowd, and sbd had her shortly. "But too many people he’d never been on tha’ particular rever carries the eye down ta the pounds misgivings, but Harry seemed so ranged. The Huskies will stop off floor before he felt fairly safe. He with hair B6ibf| ,*y* knd aafs Know thia place. You’d, better beat youthful plalU. of aklrt which If nbt much happier that she didn’t try at Wisconsin oU their way east to it up to Poberlln’s. SnUty’s talk stopped at ner desk without a sign breaks the width.- Style Nh. 526 and teeth-tf to "get wise.” Ignorance, was prov­ row in the annual Poughkeepsie of nervousness and asked her to can be bad in sixes 16,i 18. 20 years, Identical. ifOp* itMitabded The Sm art Shop might leak''out und now that the tn* othhr ing bliss in this case. classic. girl has spilled what sho knows to ring Palcoff’s room. 36. 38. 40. 42. .44 u d 46 inches tp be lefUWfihid: One day a kmall ruchin rang the “ A lw ays Som ething New** ^^Judson they won’t have to do much She did, and told hx i Mr. Palcoff bust. For youthful figure, it is strlk-^ rlght-handl^. M front door bell loudly, and when ■brain work to connect you with was In, giving him the number of ing made o f tomato, red silk, crepe- They A congressman says the present State Theater Building, South Btodiester she answered it he wanted to know^ session is likely to last all summer. what’s happened to her and Armi- the room. or chartreuse green crepe. Navy mental tert# ahfl "Where’s Red?” She noted that Huck had come blue silk crepe with rever lu egg­ Great news lor the paflragraphers tage.” “ Who?” and vaudeville actors. “ Let them prove it.” up the stairs instead of using the shell shade is attractive. In cotton "Red.” "Maybe they will if J. B. takes elevator, but men, v» 'ting each fabrics, rayon printed voile, geo­ were hliti. tljriPWdd.1tMf’ "I don’t know who you mean. a fall. And Frean’s got that sap other from one floor-to another metric print in foulard, dimity in action and No such person lives here,” John Gilbert and Ina Claire were Sost, tagged for life. They oughta often did that. She d’ l not con­ sprigged pattern and checked ging­ these twlhi;#|N, m^h t«. Aw, yes he does! You know!” New Sun Back sider it a suspicious circumstance married the other day after a busted his head instead of his arm ham are appropriate. For sports, in their ^ another small boy assured her,, steady conrUhip of a month. They He’s fool enough to walk right out Hack’s appearance favored him; shantung in Jonquil yellow, pale stamping up the steps behind the probably felt that matrimony Is and ask a cop- for a light.” he looked like one of the hotel’s pink washable silk crepe and first one. "Curly! He’s your boy, romethlng you shouldn’t be In. too best dressed guests. DRESSES "Better get him and Daisy to printed rajah are chlo. Pattern ain’t he?” . „ , much of a hurry about. leave town as soon as he can re­ Among the instructions given mice 15 cents In stamps or coin j reactions Red! Curly! Her precious Hairy! move those bandages. Until then; Palcoff had been one to me effect (coin is preferred)... Wrap coin She almost swooned with shock. JustArriVedl . lock him up— here.” Huck spoke that he must get a room on the carefully. "That’s not his name,” she de­ illK U fD n v i MINUTES coolly and unemotionally. He was 18 th floor. We suggest that when you send in a New /tfi clared emphatically. "I won’t hare "Look here, Huck,” he said hen fty FORTY THEATRES Smartly Styl^- - getting himself under his habitual for this pattern, you enclose 10 taken to Jti 5 him called that.” control. the latter reached his room. I cents additional for a copy. It's age of 1 - The little boys faded away. In ANDALLSWffSy “ for Summer "Ah’ how about you?” Duke don't know what you’re here for ust filled with delightful stylea. were ad time they left the picture entirely. queried uneasily. but I got it from Gust that this Is Including smart ensembles and ng in dt But somehow the name Red "There’s plenty of time to that Judson girl’s floor. cute designs tor the kiddies. When thW«: stuck. He’s "Red” to this day. And to worry,” Hack assured him. “ If “ Telb Gus to quit and get out, ” old the# ..Rfti IdfM t#- so proud is he of it that he adopted Huck snapped back without an in­ Since nrtihrt « the $ 4 , 9 5 young Judson had told that Law­ Manchmter Herald t officially— that Is— he took R rence girl about coming here with stant’tf hesitation. existence o f (hj for a second initial. * me the police Would have been "How about m e?" Palcoff asked. Pattern ^rrlee to deter! The casual acceptance of his down on ns before this.” If you’re getting ready to pull \ at the "affliction” as he considered his Pattern No. 1525 "But you got it from the kid anything raw. ...” tions. gorgeous thatch, cured the sore ‘Pack your keyster and take a Other New . himself that she was wise to some- As ou r,patterns are mailed place as no amount of flattering ■' thin’,” Duke expostulated. “ It’s a trip,” Huck advised abruptly. In ihei; from the family could have done. Work a boat” from New fork Ottjr pli wse al­ pe r*ma: sure shot they’re lookin’ for you.” low five days. Boys have a code. It’s po use i h “ Well, I won’t be here when they “ Come through,” Palcoff said httee. X h' to fuss about the nicknames they with sudden earnestness. “ I: iBodifled get around to asking you/’ Hack PHee U Cents bestow op or receive from each retorted. "But if they can’t force, you’re flxlh’ to make a fall guy opportp other. You may be Insulted it your out of me. ...” been Lefty to peach and they don’t get Name •••■•••••••• r.«• • tv****• boy Is called "Skinny.” "Bandy." their hands on anyone el«

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BOXING MATCH TONIGHT CLOSEUP OF RESCUE m e m o r ia l d a y . Boston. May 17— Facing what %■ was perhaps the biggest threat in MAY 30th his path toward the heavyweight crown, Jimmy Maloney. South Bos­ The day devoted to the mem­ ton "strongboy” tonight collides ory of departed dear ones. with Riccardo Bertassolo; lUllan "6n that day. ■will their last % heavyweight champion, in a ten- resting place look Its best? HI tk4 round go at the Boston Garden. '' <>$1 * ------‘ J . . . « l e t u s d o t w w o r k i . Los Angeles recently held a floor­ A t Ward*s..Lowe$t Prices sweeping' contest for glHs. Old FOR YOU. time affairs like that always recall Experienced workers that will i i * pleasant memories. leave the lot at Its best. A Job Do Not Mean Less Qaality i ■ . of which you can be proud. BUY Phone 341 or 2441 When yon find the lowest yric^>lil’ town at YOUR m E S Grading, Turfing, Seeding Ward’s it’s not for the reaeotfl&e graerally snp- CAMPBELL’S Alexander Jarvis poses. ^FOXING STATION 416 Center Street Ward’s never sacrifices iinality to make a low price. The real reasons are these—large-scale buying, economical distribntion and Relent manage* ment. They make Ward^s lower prices possible.

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! $ « vs PLEAtED SprlBg Suite tlMit eam* bine perfeec tellorltag end SKIRTS •vtbentle et|fle wkb som* of the beet looUng, long* FOR GIRLS 4 to 16 est weartng fabrice you’ve ever seen. Meu who are in all the desirable colors—^navy, good indffe o t Btyle end fabrice eetimete their powder, red, nile as well as a beauti­ price at SM and more. ful assortment of plaids. Ton’ll agree they are S40 Summer Fashion Successes \ suits in etery detail bat You will not believe such values possible until yon have seen aU the price. our sSiehnqting frocks and ensembles, developed in fresh eoitoisi $1.00$1.98 or lovely silks. $19.50 Sprkig Frocks Gowns and Ensembles Broadcloth Blouses 2 Pairs of Pants $5.89 $8.95 Famona Ward Snita Dainty silk models in all the In all the wanted shades. Print­ latest shades. Wonderful val­ ed silks, washable crepes and $ 1.00 georgettes...... - Carrying down victims on ladders after the explosion and fire that $24.50 ues. claimed more than 100 lives at Cleveland Clinic hospital Is pictured above. Firemen and police made many daring rescues and fought gas Other Splendid Snita fumes to reach the patients. COME TO $29.50, New S ty k s out the final touches, these Ameri­ can artisans are guarding their dl^ New Spring eolore .. PATRICIBNNE—Modeled by Coquillot. covery as close as ever the ancients sen Correct style details... .- Attraotlvei French beige kid, $5.49 guarded theirs. Two-button ieek coats..« cleverly ornamented *'But they have agreed to show MARLOW’S Notched or peaked lapels. OF FINDING OLD samples, for the first time, in VIVIENNH—created by Juateaen. One of Chicago In February.. And the FOR VALUES ^ of the most artutle of new whole world of .ceramics awaltb ex­ French creations ...... 5.89 V ix ^ ie n r te pectantly. The veil of centuries Is Every Suit Has Two $ CERAMIC SECRET to be torn aside.” F^drs of Panhs. Dainty

Chicago.-^Secrets of the cera*mlc Industry, mourned as lost for more Curtain Sets than 2,000 years, have been redis­ 9 covered and will be revealed to a Valance to Match modern ^public for the first time here ^rin g the week of February 5 Saturday Spedals when the first American Ceramic Exposition Is held. We have arrang^ for a sriling of very $2.25 New-made wares, Imjorporatlng special valuies that will appeal to the A real bargain! I3ne quality voile, dain- ' • f r v ♦ sotne' dr the secret methods used by HARTFORD tily ruffled and with^astt^ a st color voile band, the artisans of the ancient Egypt, I thrifty customer—priced specially ‘ for topped with a matching valance, P retty Assyria^ Rome and old China, will | curtains add cheer to your home, ECO- be shown at the exposition, which THE DOWNSTAIRS SHOP SATURDAY ONLY! nomically priced. Is to be under the auspices of the American Ceramic society. Exam­ ples of modern vases, revealing for 10 Bars Lifebuoy, the \ the first time how modern workers have caught the secret of produc­ Health Soap*^^ ing colors used by the old-time ar­ Wardway Electric tisans, will be displayed. “For more than 2,000 years the 49c 'World has wondered how the mar­ velous blue and opaque Cornelian glass of Egypt was made and has Men’s Fancy Dress Shirts tried In vain to reproduce it,” D. F. COATS Gyrator Washer Albery, a Chicago manufacturer of terra cotta and chairman of the III li HW f\ 98c committee In charge of the forth­ III! coming exposition, declared in an m\ - 1 House Dresses Interview. "And now we are to \m lih 1 A Feature i i $84.50 show the first examples of these lilil ii i modern duplications of famed old 1 Thursday and pieces of beautiful glassware. ' 98c It will eliminate "Blue Monday" for­ "For more than a thousand years I |1| 14 All Sizes. scientists have been trying In vain lui Friday at ever! Washes clothes clean In to duplicate the colors of the fa­ mous Peach-Blow Vase. Since be­ 1V''* from 8 to 7 minutes... .No center fore the dawn of Christianity west­ pi Siili' iliiililli' I post to tear dainty fabrics; safety ern civilization has been endeavor- m l i Waterproof wringer Is adjustable to 8 .positions. Ingto again attain the everlasting [H,-. 1 1 colors of Chinese and Egyptian 1 1 mosiacs and enamels, which, un- Btainproot dlmmed, have defied the ravages Also sold on OOP of heat and cold, drought and rain, iiiiliii down through the ages. Easy Payment Plan "We are -confident we have the secret at last. We have achieved liiliji $8.00 Down $9.00 Monthly acldproof enamels sought since the dawn of civilization. We have new iillji opaque enamels and glasses, equal Try it 80 Days in Your Home. to any ever made by the ancient. lofflbi We have colors to ~ match the treasures dug from ancient tombs. This Bdtodem The Gyrator has all the feature! of It Is fitting that the public should Floor Covering get Its first view of these at the Washers selling for from $50 to Youthful untrimmed coats for M odem first great ceramic exposition ever $100 more. held In the United States. Homes "When the ancient artisans who for ensemble wear, smart­ first held these secrets lived, they wove a cloud of mystery about ly tailb^ in broadcloth their work. They desired their kings and queens to believe they iHii-i for dress wear or tweeds WARD-O-l MAJESTIC labored In partnership with the Here are oool, economloal and serTieedb)# floor ooVee* gods. They worked their fires In m for sports. Low priced- s Isolated places, only on the darkest ings for the aottve summer household. ^ An in attmo* moonless nights. They dramatized iiliiii their activities with wjerd rites, hut authentic in style, be­ tlve and harmoniona backgronnds for ^ r y room in Hi' i i I i uncanny dances and Incantations. !i!iir the home. Rug liaes and by the fooiU ' "These men went silently away, iii cause at Steiger’s a coat Vacuum ClAanmr every now and then, on long and liHiiiillii mysterious missions. . They came 11 doesn’t have to be high Tile Pattern S xU B qg back as silently, their camels and iiil Width m s .17 Running fi donkeys laden with strange ores i i priced to be fashionable. $6;49 and chemicals. They even brought IS ft. V i foot ' ' $40.85 peculiar sands for hundreds of I W i i i P Floral 4e$l$a'tn effective i l l s ? Decidedly the coat fashion Obarming color selection. Its sweeping bqatlng suetion removee sU tho mllek/ They burned certain trees Stalnproof. Easily elean- bine or ros4 bnckgroundi. to recover ashes saying that the Iliililii m •SHiiii of the moment—and an 'ed. Epamel surface as­ Waterproof; Will with­ harmful grit from yonr mgs, dmpefte asA^ \ ashes of no other tree would do. Hi-:-!-:-:*lill iiiiiniiiii "Their efforts were accompanied Hi i!l!|#i sures long wear. stand lots 6f hard wear.' npholstered furniture. , Guanateed /for g;; by unearthly rituals, and death was i i i i i i outstanding value at meted out to any caught attempt­ Warddenm Also Sdd on Bssy taymenta yean. Easy apymenta* ing to spy on them. If one of their $14.75. ' clan wandered away he would be followed to the end of the earth and ordered back. If he refused to '•Vi;' come be would be found with a Sketched: Untrimmed dagger In his: heart. ii'i - broadcloth coat, $14.75 "These facts, mixing mysticism ...Wi and tragic death with art, Indicate * ■) I how end why ;these arts were loet !i+3 when the holder of the secrets,, due i" perhaps to war or pestilence,, died 1s-«• Steiger'*—Downstairs Shop SOUTH out. y 824-828 MAIN ST. PHONE 2016 **These andont colors .and ancient | oimqtt'i^ ari» i^ow being duplicated j iiiiiM -\ Store H o i^ : 0 ju m. W S p, m., Thnrs. 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A ot&n Runs In Last /.V'' &/.15' AjvT WETHERED WINS THE 7-0 LEAD, AMERICAN jfo x v w m , NATIONAL SoR^ men woft-t ttke t / 'iV. ,. i'' Defeats Glenna Collett vacation for fear the firm At Detwlti—• ___ IM k y m t A ■.OIARTI B. 4 New Haren’e AinaziBi Comeback CeoM TtftaDf Uses- TlOBBf 4, GHltOX • will find they can do iPirst Qaas) WhdtAiBmt* • • t t ^ Oatrott Boston ■f O. AB. R. M, PC. without them ^ A a a H, PO. A. Johnson, U ...... 3 1 3 pected When VidoTy Seemed Cerfam for Localg &• Alca, of 4 1 0 RiohbettiB. In British Golf Finals M araaviin, e • « s • e Oabrlngar, 8b a a a a « a BislSr, lb ...... ftr«sr»<>b ... 4 1.. 1 1 Hoilmsnn, rf a a a a a a • hr Ky Harper, If ron Responalilg Vitilors Outdaiied for Seven Ttsmsy, 3b . /. 6 1 1 I 4 0 Alaundar. lb a a a a a a Mueller, of Oegnaii,I of . . . 8 f 1 8 0. 0 MoManus, 8b a a a a a a a rtaaaaaaa Dujgan. 8b ..*..1... nfao. If 4 ill 0 1 Phillips, 0 Maguire, 8 b ...... nings; Sipples, Alenmder, Boyce m Bchubla, as saaaaaaaa Bell,S 88 . •.. * 4 8 1 0 0 8 8p 0 Detroit ...... 201 000 lOx— 4 NONE OF tat RUNS i 0 By F. A. WRAY It was announced during the Chicago ...... 000 110 100— 8 35 8 "9 24 11 ter could make a single putout. St. John, cf .. 4 1 1 0 D 0 Runs battedvin: Gehringer 2, Heil- During the course of the hectic OP "BAHNED" TYPE.' Stratton, 3b 4 0 2 1 2 game yesterday that the St. Mary's mann, Clancy, Thomas. Clssell. Car- B o s to n ...... 008 002 OOx— 4 Not one of the twelve runs 1 Brigade club of Ansonla will play roll: two base hits. Kamm, Alexander; New York ...... 030 000 000—3 Inning, Manchester seemed power­ Plltt, If ___ 1 0 1 0 0 0 * St. Andrews, Fife, Scotland, Rune batted in: Jackson, Reese, Sis- less to rtop.the haughty collegians registered by Arnold College in Alexander, If . 3 0 here Sunday afternoon against three base hits, Bchuble. W i f e ( : < ^ ler 2, Rlchbourg, Cunningham; two Q 3 3 0 May 17.—Joyce Wethered, who BO unexpectedly had come to the eighth tuning yesterday McLaujihlln, lb 4 0 7 0 Manchester at the West Side baer hits, Terry, Reeie, Harper, Rlch­ were earned tallies. - All fol­ D 0 England’s greatest woman grounds. Play will start at 3 At 8f. I.OOU*— bourg, Slsler; three base hit. Jack- life after being badly outclassed for Olson, e ..... 3 1 1 10 ,0 0 BROWNS 1, INDIANS 0 son. lowed three opportunities to Forget, c .... golfer, won the British wom­ o’clock. St. Louis seven innings, during which they 1 0 0 1. 2 0 tSeeoad Game) retire the side. Boyce, p ...... 0 0 AB. K. H. PO. K. B. made a total of only four singles New Haven made 12 runs on 5 0 0 0 en’s championship for the 4 0 0 6 0 Boston Varrlck, p, ss . 3 0 Sammy Massey was only six and not one run off the combined hits with the aid of 4 errors. 5 0 0 1 fourth time today when she 4 0 2 0 0 •u»» UPPERS'** AB. R. H. PO. A B. delivery of Eddie Boyce and minutes late in bis promise to get 0 0 passei^ balls, two walks, 1 wild 4 0 1 1 Rlchbourg, rf 4 U 1 2 86 7 14 24 6 4 eliminated Glenna Collett, the the game started at 6 o’clock last Schulte, cf .. 4 0 2 6 0 '^ ^ 0 6 0 / h).DAK Maranvllle, ss .... 5 0 1 2 2 Charlie Varrlck. pitch, 1 fielder’s choice and 1 • American champion, by three night and be expects to do even Kress, ss ... 4 1 1 2 4 Slsler, lb ...... t.,. 6 0 1 9 2 One Too Many. X—Varrlck out for not touching 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 misjudged fly b'y Manchester. first. better next time. Many of the O’Rourite. 3b 3 Harper, If ...... 3 3 0 Had Manchester been content -a- and one in the final round. 3 0 1 4 3 Bell, s ...... 1 0 0 0 0 with the usual seven'innings of twi­ Score by innings: 0 0 8 0 5 0 Miss Collett, the first American 3 Clark, c f ...... 5 6 2 1 light baseball, it wmld have been N. Hav. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12— 12 Tcoman to reach the finals of the llevlng that it would be the same Crowder, p ...... 83 0 0 0 . 0 Dugan, 3b ...... 6 2 4 4 0 liner into left field for a home run old story of 6:30. ITHRONGS.GATHER Maguire, 2b . . . 6 1 2 4 6 returned a 7 to 0 winner, but it Man. ...0 0 2 0 1 0 4 Or- 7 arent in the 36 years of competi­ 32 1 9 27 7 Spobrer, ...... 4 0 1 1 2 bad previously decided to try and on errors, chasing in 01 ion ahead Three base hits, Swezey, PUtt, tion, succumbed to her great rival Cleveland Delaney, p ...... 4 4 0 2 1 . 8 of him. The ball should have been Although the sun nhone brlghily, AB. R. H. PO. A. B. play nine. This would have been Alexander; two base hits. Alelan- tin the 35th green after one of the easily possible but :or the lengthy left for a single but It got away der, Sipples. Bell, Carlson.; St. the weather was anything but Jamieson, If ...... 3 0 1 2 0 0 41 6 10 30 16 from Palumbo and when Bell miss Hardest-fought matches ever played Fonseca, l b ...... 3 0 0 11 0 0 FOR THE NATION’S slugfest put on' by Captain "Pat” Johnsacrifice bits, Boyce;. stolen ’ Ibr the title. She played good golf, favorable for baseball last night. A ed the relay, Sipples completed the gale-like wind swept over the field Averill, cf ...... 3 0 1 4 0 0 Carlson’s peppy crew. The rally bases, Lesneski, Tierney. Clarke, Hut no woman golfer in the world J. Sewell, 3 b ...... 3 0 0 0 1 0 Roush, cf Journey. In the 'Ifth, he doubled Degnan off Olson; none; off Carlson during the whole eight innings at Falk, rf ...... 2 0 0 0 0 0 was so totally unexpected that play­ &uld have beaten Joyce Wethered Lindstrom ers as well as fans were taken com­ and scored on Massey’s single. In or Forget; hits off Boirce, Cn'a lu times holding up play. This was a L. Sewell, o ...... 3 0 0 4 0 0 BIGWEVENT Ott. rf . all, he got four hits. ioday. Tavener, s s ...... 3 0 0 8 3 0 Terry, lb . pletely by surprise. It had been a four Innings,'Off Virriek, nlha In i Making her third attempt to am handicap to the fielders, accounting Looked Like Victory. for the failure to bag some clouts Lind, 2 b ...... 2 0 0 1 7 0 Jackson, as good ball game for seven innings, three; off Slpplee, one In one; off ez the crown which no American Burnett, 2b ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Reeee, 2b but the eighth sure was the ruina­ Going in to the last h"If ot the ejarke, fourteen ^In eight. that should have been snared. Miller, p ...... 3 0 0 0 3 0 Leach, If seventh, Manchester was only lead-, irl ever had won, Glenna reeled off Porter, x ...... ^....1 0 0 0 0 0 tion of Manchester’s 1929 debut. Struck out by Bryce.8, Varrlck ie first nine holes of the morning Great Kentucky Derby to Be O’Farrell, c ing 3 to 0 but a rally netting four ! Major John H. Hyde showed Hubbeli, p ______A rally like the one last night 3. Sipples 1. < Clark 6; tmsea . on iound in 34, two strokes under par, 26 0 2 z25 14 0 • more runs made victory seem cer­ halls: Off Boyqe a, Varriek 1. Clark that his "soup bone” is still In fine St. L o u is ...... 000 000 001— 1 40 4 14 x29 18 1 may never happen a g .. for years, ^ become five up. But from then on but this one will long be remember­ tain. Hits by Sipples. Massey. St. 1. Slpplee 2; irild pitches: Sipples; Miss Wethered came to the fore to condition despite several years, of Ron Tomonow—’To Be Boston ...... 000 003 000 2— 6 John and Alexander, coupled with Inactivity. His pitch which offi­ New Y o r k ...... 000 020 100 1— 4 ed. The fact which ludeJ! all the passed bails: Forget 6; winning rercome an apparently impossible Rune batted in: Ott. Terry, Roueh. more amazing, was because New two horse race can produce, and by post Henline, z ... Len Harvey won British middle­ a single stolen bag.ffai reglsteraii Have you noticed that-The Her­ Eastern League Frederick, xx 1 0 0 sufficient chances to retire the side weight, title by knocking out Alex t the end of the first 18 holes of ald has been able to give you the W. L. •PC. time tomorrow that part of Ameri­ before the rally got going full blast. by Manchester attestittf,,^4bo> .xa« .the 36 hole final of the tournament. 36T 4 9 24 10 0 Ireland (7). f results of the European golf Providence ...... 15 5 .750 ca that isn’t represented by proxy Jack Stratton, usually a reliable spect which local base-rnod#s ^<918 I If Miss Collett maintains her will have to consider itself most un Philadelphia ...... 110 300 20x— 7 At Wilkes-Barre. Pa. — Archie for his fine whip to aacond. matches a day ahead of the out-of- Albany ...... 13 3 .619 Brooklyn ...... 000 001 012— 4 fielder, bad a paAcularly tough Bell. New York, outpointed Johnny resent form in the second round town papers? This was so in the .571 American, indeed. Runs batted in: O’Doul 4. Davis. time during the inning. The visi­ At bat, Carlsok did not fare . so his afternoon, she should have llt- Bridgeport ...... 12 9 Dunn, of Wilkes-Barre, 10. case of the Ryder Cup matches, HARTFORD ...... 12 10 .545 America’s Horse Race Bressler 2. Whitney, Southern. Rhlel. tors rapped four balls down to him well. Yet be connected for a^.dou- le difficulty in walking off with the For this Is America’s horse race Frederick; two base hits, Klein: home Andy Allen, Pottsvllle. Pa., Wel­ ble bringing in two rnns during tlie British Men’s Open, British Wom­ Pittsfield ...... 8 12 .400 runs, O'Doul 2, Rhlel, Frederick. and only one was turned into a put- terweight, knocked out Pete Pe- itle— which carries with it the ac- en’s Open and the Yorkshire Eve­ I this heart-lifting rush of hoof beats out. Twice he fumbled grounders midst of New Haven’s ; gren^ knljy epted championship of the world. New Haven ...... 8 12 .400 trplle, of Schenectady. N. Y. (8). ning News tournament because of ...... 7 13 .333. lover a mile and a quarter of the and on another occasion with the when hits were heeded moat Tfflca Two Under Par! Allentown . . he hit a grounder to tk* pltcbpr the difference In time. Springfield ...... 7 13 .333 classic Downs, and all of America At Plttsburgli:— bases full, threw wide to the plate The official marker gave Miss seemed to be here to see It. This CARDS 10, PIRATES 9 all hands oelng safe. and twice was a victim of strikes. I lollett the sensational score of 34, American League St. Louis Sam Massey says he will prob­ was only as it should be. PO. / Texas Gulnan urges that people r two under par, for the first nine W. L. PC. AB. K. H. Boyce Very Effective. Jail beds are the same the fforld ably bring the Arnold College team ...... 14 8 .636 For once, it was to be an all- Douthit, cf ...... 5 3 3 8 1 make their home like night clubs. oles. For he conceded her a putt Philadelphia 0 . Eddie Boyce started on the over, and by this ..time Mr. Stii- back here for a return twilight New York ...... 13 8 .619 American race. They have made High. 3b ...... 5 1 2 n the third, where she didn’t hole some capital in former years of the Frisch, 2b ...... 5 1 1 3 : mound for Mancbestqr but asked to Father enjoys that experience the ciair probably hai come' to tbe;eon^ game In the near future. Owing to St. Louis ...... -15 10 ,600 2 4 9 ut, giving her a par four for the Intersectional angle, the effete east l b ...... 5 be relieved at the end,of the fourth first of every month, when the bills elusion that most., of the punish­ the fact that Eddie Boyce doesn’t Detroit ...... 17 12 ,586 Hafey, if ...... 5 0 0 1 ' iole. against the broadening west. To­ 1 inning for fear of developing a sore ment is the bunk. play Sunday baseba'.I, an out-of- • • • • * 1- 3 12 .520 Holm, rf .. 1 1 come in. Cleveland ... day, they have a horse race in pros­ 2 2 3 arm. It was bis first gaore of the = The concession gave the Ameri­ town hurler may work for Man Washington ...... 8 13 .381 Gelbert, as c a player seven pars and two Chester Sunday afternoon. pect that will bring the east, the ...... 4 0 2 3 season and he did not want to take tT .346 ...... 0 0 0 Chicago ...... 9 17 west, the south and the state of Haines, p 1 any chances. However, during irdies for the first nine holes, a B oston ...... 7 16 .304 Haid. p ...... 2 0 0 1 sore rarely if ever seen in women’s A crowd of between three and California crowding to the rail to Southworth . X ...... 1 0 0 0 those four ^Innings, he whiffed no National League voice the universal plea for the Johnson, p ...... 1 0 0 1 less than eight batsmen, an average i^ampionship golf. four hundred persons saw the game W. L. PC. J The cards; last night and the Manchester team horse of their'choice. of two per inning. . He also allowed St. Louis ...... 16 8 .667 Those Having Chance 41 T o 15 30 1 ode hit, a grounder to s,bort that J' Miss Collett was able to clear expenses and real­ ...... 15 8 .652 Plttaburgh Chicago .... Off-hand, there are eight horses R. H. should have been turned In.o a put- I Out 444 444 424— 34. ize a small profit. Massey sees this ...... 13 10 .565 0 . AB. I Our Suits and \ In 434 464 555-41— 75. B oston ...... that have a definite chance to win Adams, ss ...... 6 0 2 0 ont at first but which was fielded as an encouragement. With an im­ Pittsburgh ...... 11 10 .524 1 3 4 5 Miss Wethered proved local team and better op­ this ' race,. namely Bine Larkspur, L Wane;-, e! t ...... 5 too slowly by A1 Poudrier. Cincinnati ...... 11 12 .478 P. Waner, rt ...... 4 2 X 6 ' Out 553 454 535— 39. Clyde Van Dnsen, Nalshapur, Vol- 3 Varrlck, too, went along nicely I Will Give You That Well Dressed%ii)ok position, he believes the sport can Philadelphia ..10 11 .476 Traynor, 3b1 •...•••• 6 0 1 ' In 435 454 454-38— 77. be restored to its formed standing. tear, Karl Eltel, Windy City, Mino­ Grantham, 2b ..... 6 2 1 4 for three innings although touched New York ...... 8 13 .350 taur and Vermajo. Their affilia­ Comorosky, If ...... 6 2 2 4 up a bit more freely than his. pre­ Brooklyn •...... 6 17 .260 tions and environment know eight Sbeely, lb ...... 3 1 1 10 decessor^ The visitor nicked him I You Are Seeking Hargreaves,f C ••••■'0 0 0 0 different and widely scattered Brickell. XX 0 0 0 for a couple of singles in the GAMES TODAY 9 tURN^A IS OEY locales. The three hot choices are Memsley, c • ••••••• •* 0 1 3 seventh bat didn’t score. Little did I O ur m erchandise O’BRIEN vs. EBBETS Bine Larkspur, Clyde Van Dusen Jones, X U ...... 1 0 0 0 anyode realize that this was the Eastern Leagne Linton, c ...... 1 0 0 2 and Nalshapnr. The first of these 0 0 0 signal for a barrage that would net HARTFORD at Pittsfield. Potty, p .. twelve runs in the next frame. Al­ I is reasonably ’ u. s: goimleft IN OUTDOOR OPENER is the Bradley horse and, of coarse, Brame, p . 0 1 O’ Springfield at Providence. is bine glass bred. He is a cos­ Swetonlc, p ...... s 1 8 0 though the side should have been New Haven at Albany. Hartford has its first boxing mopolite, at that, for he has raced retired by good fielding at the I indeed. Bridgeport at Albany. only once In Kentucky and then to 44 "9 16 80 1 start, Varrlck was hit hard until be show of the outdoor season at the 8L L o u is ...... 21* |)iegel Loses to C. A. Whit- American Leagne beat Van Dnsen over a short dis­ P itts b u r g h ...... 118 100 800 0-y 9 ^finally gave way to Sipples with a Bulkeley Stadium baseball park, Chicago at De*^rcit. tance. Runs batted in: Frisch, Bottomley man on third, no one out and Man­ next ’^esday night when Frankie Cleveland at' St. Louis. The' latter I;' owned by a man In 6, P Waner, Wilson 8, Brame, Como­ chester one run ahead. I See Our Line of O’Brien, Hartford middleweight, Philadelphia at 'Washington. Amste,rdam, N. Y. But has done all rosky 2. Hemsley. Douthit. Traynor, Couldn’t Hold Slpplee. ' combe Two and One; Tnr- meets his old rival, Harry Ebbets Lb Waner 2. Swetonlc: two base hlta Boston at Neiw York. of hls'rafeing in IHlnois and Ken­ Wilson 2, Traynor. Swetonlc, L. Wan­ Manchester still might have won of Freeport, Long Island, in the star National Leagne tucky. Nalshapur is from Cali­ er. Douthit, Bottomley: three base hit. had it had a catcher who conld hold I -Sum m er nesa Beats J. J. Taylor bout of ten rounds. New York at Boston. fornia. So 'is Ervast. another an­ Lb Waner, Com orosky; home runs, Sipples. Billy Forget was behind This 'Will be the third meeting Brooklyn at Philadelphia. ticipated starter It the going is fast. Bottomley 2. the plate haring taken Olson’s I Underwear between these boys. Ebbets was ' Moortown, England, May 17.— St. Loula at Pittsburgh. Tolear from East place a couple df innings previous, the winner on a foul In the first Cincinnati at Chicago. Volear is from the east but was ly. No less than five passed balls ioe Turnesa became the sole Ameri­ boot while O’Brien took the de­ I indudbif Carter’s can survivor in the Yorkshire Bve-^ raised in Nevada and has done were chalked up against Forget in cision in the second meeting, though much of his running lu lUinois. the inning and two mna came home Uing News thousand guineas golf many of the fans thought Ebbets HARTFORD GAME I Unioa SuitB and new tournament today when he defeat­ He is owned by the Fishers, of withmit other assistance. Tierney had won and shouted their disap­ U.S. SCORE WIN Detroit, and Admiral Cary Grayson, went from first to home on three I Fancy Shorts. ed the Britisher, J. J. Taylor five proval of the decision. Both these Up and four to play in the quarter- of Washington. Chicago can and At Hartford*— successive passed balls to score the mm battles were staged at Holyoke and does claim Windy City; Karl Eltel SENATORS S, GRAYS run that put Arnold College ahead inals. ranked among the greatest scraps OVER CANADIANS and Mlnotanr. Vermajo is from H artford Leo Diegal, the only other Ameri­ 8 to 7. Sipples wasn” throwing 5 ever seen in the Paper City. Texas. So Is Cal Roper, who will AR K. a . PO. A O. much ot anything but % fast ball, S T R A W H A T S • •••••a 1 0 0 I can In the quarter-finals was ellmi- O’Brien, who has been improv­ Montreal, Que., May 17 — The Adams, rf ... 4 0 1 run well it there is mud, and not 8 but It was coming over with light­ sted by Charles A. Whltcombe who ing at a 'great rate the past six United States Davis Cup team can Groh, 8 b ---- •aaaaaa 4 0 0 8 0 at all If there isn’t. It might be • aataaa 3 0 0 13 0 0 ning speed which was made all the efeated him two np and one to months, has long been anxious for clinch victory In the ^ flrst-roand Rosar. lb ... s L^homs. ( Mihms, mentioned that Minotaur once was Watson, If . •aSa*** 4 1 2 3 0 0 more difficult to handle by the fait \ ilay. Diegel’a defeat was something another "shot" at Ebbets, an­ matches of the American sone com­ •aaaaaa 4 1 2 1 0 0 J owned by an ex-wr4sti4r ^rom New Hohtnan, cf . approaching daftness. Tt wai also \A •t an upset. His cbnsistent faultless other chance, as Frankie puts it, to petition by winning the doubles Corrella. ss . aaaataa 3 0 1 1 2 0 mmaii Orleans, though what that makes aaaaawa 1 4 0 the first time Forget had ever been, ulay bad won the . admiration of prove for all time that he has an match this afternoon. Schsar, 2b ... S 0 0 aaaaaaa 3 0 0 6 -0 0 Should the youthful American him is an open question. Smith, c ... behind the bat with Sipples pitch-* iren the most pro-British enthn- edge on the Long Islander. Ebbets Woodman, p ...... 3 0 0 0 6 0 Ing and he appeared to lose his liuts. has not been so willing, but two stars, John Hennessey, of Indiana­ $2.85 t Q $ i0O i Yesterday’s results follow: weeks ago did affix his signature polis, and John Van Ryn, of Sooth lbadxho h it t e r s 31 "a 6 27 14 nerve. IN MAJOR LEAGVBS Providence Sipple was easllr the batting First Bound to A contract and so these keen Orange. N. J., fall today before the A& a H „pa A B. Sailors^^.to Maple Leaf players, JDr. T. W. Ham hero ot the game. Arriving In tbA George Dnncan defeated Walter rivals meet .agajjt, this time In the > - Natleaal Lean* Boyle, rf .. 6 0- 0 second Inning along with. Jimmy and Jack’WrlghjE, they'can still d^ • e S e S e e 4 0 0 IS- (en, one np, great'outdoors. OAB. R, H. PC Peploskl, 8 b Alexander, he went In. to bat to r Joe Tnmesa defeated Bmesi Ebbets will hare tha advantage feat the: Canadian team, by 'winning Stephenson, Cabs 85. 88 ,84 41 .411 8.' Jones, cf •. 4 6 0 4 5 4 0 , y one of the two slngleB'matches P ] ^ r g , Pblla. ...81 81 18 84 .410 Harria If •. « 8 1 Poudrier in the third Inning a n | l Iteomhe, 19 holes. of a few pounds, but O’Brien is FrisohrSt. L. ....26 101 18 4L.408 Fltsberger, lb 4 11 promptly cuffed a red hot sizzling Horton Smith defeated T. Bar- confident his hard punching will schednled for tomorrow., O o n ^ t St. Lb ....25 103 17 41 :l»8 ICejMner. ss .. 4 0^1 1 0 FLORSHEIM ^i^ >r, two up. more than, counteract that. The Americans gained a twb- L. -W ^er. Pitta ..28 97 18 88 488 Coheannon, lb 8 0 0 1 1 B. Dudley defeated 8. Suynsr, Matchmaker Ed Hurley has ar­ point lead by winning both of the Leader year ago today. Grantham, Wright, g ... I 0 0 0 8 opening singles matches yesterday. Pittsburgh. .481. -, Pend, o ..... 4 0 0 6 0 ltsc and two. • • ranged a strong supporting card. In­ AnserlMUi Leag— Bvana * • a »• • • 8 0 0 0 ,1. HAVE YOUK Leo Dlegel defeated A1 Watreas. cluding a double-semi-tinaL In one Van Ryn defeated .William. Crocl^ef O. AB„ R. H. PC Pasek, -z^ 1. 0 ; i .0 0 of the semi-finals, Tony Luccl of o f Montreal, 9-7, 6-3, %h4 6fl, and Jamison, cier. ..SI 89 14.46 481 CAR GREASED up. ' 86 'I # sril .1 ' BeooMfl Bound Ollnton,- Mass.. meets Mickey Hennessey made it a clean sweep K atn^ Chi...... 16 88 IS 'I ? .886 for the day for U. 8. beating Dr. Gehringer, Det. . .88 116 ll- 44 .881 P rovldehc* Opb 061 cDlegel defeated Dudley, five and -Flahfre of Hartford and la 'the Clancy Chi...... 18 108 16 . 18 .882 H artford ...... 098 800 OJtf— I other Jimmy Paeardl of Boston bat­ Jack Wright of Montreal In a match Foxx. P h tU ...... 88 88 17..-S1 478 Bxms bi^Ud in; 8. ad£m«r: BELL’S tles Soadolflo Olax of New York- which went four sets., The scores ~ ~ ago tnday; XT9M,' «ww%M9 ims. Harria ItoriA^'WetoOB, t^Tumesa defeated Smith, three Vttabeifer; beaB«,riia, STAllON t s o , . SAh Is down for eight rouada* V ''■i ■ m .v>: : ^.'>1 -'v: >;j^^

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, C O I^ FRIDAY, MAY it, 1 ^ . TAX r AN EXPLOSION VICTIM In a mlMte elerks and prai^rltfiort HONE BANK AURN. were poerlng out o f store itoorwnyi DAILY RADIO aRQGRAMy to see^^but was all abont 899I8-WCX-WJR, DtTROlT—780;- r Croaied wlrea.had ggati^, eaaawd Friday, May 17. 8:30 t:3^W JZ programs (1^ hrs.) Leading DX Stations. SlisET iGADfl a “ short" wbleb let oft th^ alarm. A miulcal composition of General lOrflO 9:00—Harmony-piariD^tWlna- (DST) (ST) The same thing happened' only a W nCB OF PUBUO Charlea G. OawoA former. Tice preai* 10:30 9:S0-Orchestra; ^Static.” 405.2— WSB. ATLANTA—740. 499.7-WTIC. MART>OBO-600. 8:80 7:30—NBC programs (l.hr.) few days ago, eauslng an riarm to FOR A QBRTlFICATi ient and leMnU/ sp irted ambassa­ 7:00 6:00—SerenadersL hatinobisers. . 9:30 8:30—Music school concert. Second Accidental Setting Off be spread that the bank bad, been; AFPROVAL FOB A » dor to tbs Ck>t>C^ Wave lengths In meters on left of 9:00 8:00—An evening in Paris. 11:00 10:00—Amos 'n' Andy, comedians pendency and of the time and p l ^ station title, kilocycles on the right. 9:30 8:30—Schradertown band. 11:12 10:12—Musical potpourri. Times are Eastern Daylight Saving 10K)0 9:(X>—Gossipers, comic sketch. 12:00 11:00—Two dance orchestras. Services in of bearing thereon, by pnblisbw a and Eastern Standard. ^ a c k face 10:30 9:30—Senate’s half hour prog, 288.3— WF A A. DALLAS—1040. copy of this notice at least W e e type Indicates best features. with Senator Walsh. 8:00 7:00—WEAF orchestra, quartet 10:00 9:00—Studio entertainment times In The Evening Hemic^and 11:00 10:00—S t Regis dance music. by sending n copy of this notlM by Leading East Stations. 12:00 11:00—Ben Pollack’s orchestra. 299.8— w o e , DAVENPORT—1000. 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 8:00 7:00—WEAF programs (J hrs.) registered mail to said applicant, bee 10:00 9:00—Bankers’ annual banquet. 7:30 6:30—Dixie Circus program, Un. 2:00 1:00—Trocaderans dance music The picture shows a young woman who bad been a patient at the hospi­ 10:15 9:15—Request organ selectiona cle Bob Sherwood, clown. tal, after she was brought from the building. Many of the victims cause, and be beard relative, 374.8—WBAP, FORT WORTH—800. Our.service does not draend upon the oresence of to. , 11:30 10:20—Andrew's dance orchestra 8:00 7:00—<3ella Turrlll, soprano. 10:00 9:00—Orchestral concert wero rushed to other hospitals where they died from the effects of the 283—WBAL. BALTIMORE—1060. 8:15 7:10—Story, “ Old Donaldson.’* 11:00 10:00—Show bout; organist. Clubs which are usually found only in the larger cities, For and by order of the Board o f f:00 6:00—Dinner dance music. 8:30 7:30—Soloists, male quartet 11:30 10:30—Musical progs. ((2V4 hrs.) overpowering gas fumes. f:30 6:30—^WJZ circtu hour. 9:00 8:00—Orchestra, harmony team. 374.8— KTH8, HOT SPRINGS—800. Its benefits are available anywhere Selectmen of the Town of Manches­ 8:00 7:00—Artists' musical program. .9:30 8:80—^Muaical theater memorlea 816 7:15—Concert trio, soprano. ter, Connecticut, 8:30 7:30—WJZ programs (3 Era) 10:00 9:00—Challenger orcheatra with 9:00 8:0(1—Artists; dance orchestra. in the United States and Canada 10:30 9:30—Musical memorlea sololtta, mala quartet 10:00 9:00—Old fashioned tunes, THOMAS J. RO^BRSr 11:00 10:00—Studio wind ensemble. 10:30 9:80—Phil 8pitalny*a muaic. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. Local Kepregentative Gordon N. Reid, Secrets^.- 243.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1230. 11:00 10:00—Slumber music. 9:30 8:30—W EAF Schradertown band 2 BIRDS WITH 1 STONE Fresh Connecticut 7:11 6:11—Amos 'n' Andy, comddlans 491.5— WIP, PHItADEtPHIA-610. 10:00 9:00—Dance music; concert. 201 Main Street, Manchester o . H. w a d d b l ^ ^ :t 7:80 6:38—Paul Shirley's program. 7:30 8:80—Instrumental quartet 11:45 10:45—Amos 'n' Andy, comedians Clerk, Board of Selectm^a 8:00 7:00—WOR programs (3 hrs.) 8:00 7:00—Knight of the Bath. 12:30 11:30—Varied Vnusical program. ON HMSTOWN ROAD River Shad ll:10 10:10—Two dance orchestraa 9:00 8:00—Ssivad instrumental trio. 1:45 12:45—Nlghthawk frolic. Automobile Legal Association Mailed May 15, 1929. f «4.1—WGR, BUFFALO—5S0. 9:30 8:30—Turnegemeinde Society. . . ^ . 5 —KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. 6:30 6:80—Orchestra; comedy boya 10:00 9:00—Two dance orchestras. 11:80 10:80—Light opera program. E.P.BELDEN 152 TempU 8t, New Haven 18 Aiylnm 8t, Hartford 7:30 6:80—Buffalo feature program. 305.9—KDKA, PITTSBURGH—980. 1:00 12:00—Studio musical programs. / 8:00 7:00—WEAF programs (2 bra) 6:15 6:16—PittsburiA University XaXV 2:00 1:00—Dance orchestra. Town, Reciaiming TrespagNbd R ockp HiU, Conn. 10:00 9:00—^Arcadia dance music. 6:30 6:30—Dinner dance music. 365.5— WHA8, LOU 18 Vlt LB—820. 10:30 9:30—WEAF Senate’s half hour 7:00 6:00—Studio program; talk. 9:00 8:0(^WJZ programs (1% hrs.) Areas, Gets Soli to Dress TeL Hartford 9-0016 Herald Advt BriDg Reulf 11:10.10:10—Van Surdam’s dance orch. 8:00 7:00—WJZ progs. (3<4 hrs.) 10:30 9:30—Studio entertainment Park Piots With. 338.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—000. 10:36 9:85—Bestor*s dance orchestra. 370.2—WCCO. MINN., ST. PAUL—610. i'fris 6:30 6:80—Athletic club ensemble. 11:00 10:00—WJZ Slumber music. 10:00 . 9:00—WOR humorist, tenor. 7:30 6:30—WGT musical hour. 245A—WCAS, PITT8BURGH—1220. 10:30 9:80—Merry ramblers concert Town workmen engaged in re­ 8:00 7:00—Columbia musical prog. 8:00 6:00—WEAF dinner concert 11:00 10:00—The Singing Fireman. 8:10 7:30—Minstrel men’s frolic. 8:30 6:80—Twins; talks; Gimbee. 11:30 lO:30—WOR philosopher, music. claiming trespassed portions of the 9:00 8:00—WOR programs (2 fara) 8:00 7:00—WEAF programs (8 hrs.) 12:00 11:00—Long's dance mumc. Hlllstown road ate killing two birds 11:20 10:20—Danca onuiestra. 260.7—WHAM, ROCHESTER—1160. 461.3—WSM, NASHVILLE—650. with one stone. They are not only 428.3—W LW, CINCINNATI—700. 7:80 6:80—Minstrel men’s frolla 9:20 8:80—Cra^s dance orchestra. 8:00 7:00—Vocalists; Instrumentalists 8:00 7:00—WOY concert orchestra. 10:00 9 :00—NBC programs (1 hr.) restoring to the road an average 8:30 7:20—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 8:30 7:30—WJZ programs (2 hrs.) 10:30 0:30—Artists; dance orchestra. of about seven feet in width of 10:30 9:80—Great adventures hour. 10:80 9:80—Studio string quartet 379.5—KGO, OAKLAND—790. land on which abutting property 11:00 10:00—Jack and Gene; ramblera 11:00 10:00—Artists: dance music. 1:30 12:30—Olympians concert. 13:00 11:00—Concert trio, tenor. 379.5— W G ^ SCHENECTADY—790. 2:00 1:00—Soprano and 'cellist owners bad intruded over a long 1:00 12K)0—Orchestra: Jack and Gens 12:56 11:66—Time; weather; markets. 3:00 2:00—Berkley dance .music. period of years, but are getting 880.8-WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070. 6:00 6:00—Farm forum; markets. 270,1—WRVA. RICHMOND—1110. therefrom a supply of soil for top­ T:00 6:00—Concert pianist; orchestra 6:80 S:S0—Dinner orchestra. 7:60 8:50—Amos 'n' Andy; soloist 8;00 7:00—WEAF orchestra, quartet 7:00 6:00—Studio musical program. 9:00 8:00—WJZ harmony team, dressing those town park plots that 9:00 8:00—Artists: Oriental music. 8:00 7:00—Concert orchestra. 9:30 8:30—Two dance orchestraa are in need of It. 10:00 9:00—Orch; baritone, guitarist 8:80 7:30—Minstrel men’s frolic. 11:80 10:30—Danes orchestra; organist mMG BOOfl ODim 10:20 9:3^F riday night frolTc. 9:00 8:00—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 608.2— WOW, OMAHA—590. From a present actual width of 11:20 10:30—Variety hour; organist 10:00 9:00—Concert orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Musical, vocal recital. about eighteen feet the town Is re­ 1:00 12:00—Waldon’s orchestra. 10:30 9:30—WEAF Senate’s balf-bour 1:00 12:00—Artists program. storing the road to a mean of twen­ Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. ty-five feet, which Is less than the 50E2—WCEI, BOSTON-890. 410.7—CFCF, MONTREa L- 730. 202.6— WORD, BATAVIA—1480. original layout. The marginal land T;80 8:80—Merrymakers’ concert 9:00 8:00—Musical entertainments. 8:00 7:00—Concert; agricultural talk 8:00 7:00—WEAF programa (2 hrs.) 12:00 11:00—Denny’s dance orchestra. 9:00 8:00—Musical program; artists. has been, in most cases, under cul­ 10:00 - 9:00—Trappers mnslca] prog. 348.S-WABC. NEW YORK—860. 344.6— WENR, CHICAGO—670. tivation by the abutting land own­ 10:20 9:20—WEAF Senate's half-boar 7:00 6:00—Sunshine hour; orchestra. 8:15 7:15—Farmer Rusk’s talk. ers and the soil Is excellent. 11:16 10:15—Renard’s dance orcheatra. 8:00 7:00—Dlvislan Btreet gypsies. 12:30 ll;,3fl—Orchestra; comedy skit 374.1—W8AI, CINCINNATI—800. 8:30 7:80—Orchestra; entertainers. 1:00 12:00—Air vaudeville hour. The road Itself, which Is the old­ ~T:20 8!30—Memorlea; organist; talk. 8:30 8:30—Dreammaker's 'musical. 202.6— WHT, CHICAGO—1480. est highway in Manchester, is be­ 8:30 7:10—Ford and Glenn, artlsta. 10:00 9:00—Negro achievement hour. 10:00 9:00—Ramblers: concert ensem. ing scarified and rolled. 9:00 S:a0-W BAF prbgrkma (1 hr.) 11:00 10:00—Male quartet orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Tour hour league. 10:00 9.rt)0—Accoraionlat, baritone. 296.9—WHN, NEW YORK—1010. 285.5— KNX, HOLLYWOOD—1050. 10:80 9:80—WEAF programs (1 hr.) 9:00 8:00—Movie club; orchestra. 12:00 11:00—Optimistic order hour. . 215.7—WHK,. CLEVELAND—1390. 10:30 9:30—Studio hour; theater. 1:00 12:00—Lion Tamer's program. 7:80 6:30—Beau: Brammela hour. 11:46 10:45—Organist; three dreamers. 1:45 12:45—Legion Stadium figbta WM. E. KRAH 8:00 7:00—WOR programa (3 bra.) 272.6—WLWL, NEW YORK—1100. 238—WJAX, JACKSONVILLE-1260. 11:15 10:15—Slumber music. 6:00 6:00—Soprano: tenor; talk. 7:30 6:30—Orchestra, artists. 12:00 11:00—Amoa ’n’ Andy, comedians 7:00 6:00—Paullst league hour. 9:00 8:00—NBC entertainments. Expert 12:16 11:16—Three dance orchestras. 7:06 6:05—EnsemUe; questions. 10:00 9:00—Studio concert 325.9—WWJ, DETROIT—820. 11:00 10:00—Dance orchestra. 8:00 7:00—WEAF programa (I brs.) S28-WNYC, NEW YORK—570. 11:30 10:80—HMlrwood frivolities. 7:00 6:00—Welfare Cknincll program. 475.9—W 08, JEFFERSON CITY—630. Radio Service 12:30 11:30—Studio organ recital. 7:35 6:86—Air college talks. 10:00 9:00—May^tlme true story. 475.9—CNRA, MONCTON—630. 8:30 7:30—National oratorical contest 10:10 9:10—Pioneer music night Philco Jars and Batteries ^ 9:00 8:00—Travel talk; ensemble. 319—WeSH, PORTLAND—940. ^ . 1 —KHJ, LOS ANGELES—900. lOAO ..9:80—Artists’ short sketches. 9:30 8:80—Artists entertainment 1;00 13:00—Concert orchestra, pianist R C A Tubes and New Sets. 11:00 10:00—Little concert orchestra. 10:00 9:00—Studio concert 2:00 1:00—Studio dance program. Phone 364-2

DO YOU KNOW THAT— the importance of law obedience. What has the A. P. been up to BUY W T 1 C North Amerl(», with one-twenfth now? « . — of the world’s people, uses about Harry Sinclair goes to Jail for YOUR BATTERIES PKOUKAMS one-half of all the timber consum­ refusing to answer questions and ed In the world. Travelers, Hartford Colonel Stewart gets a |50,000-a- '/a President Hoover addressed the year pension for telling everything, CAMPBELL’S 500 m. 600 K. C. Associated Press the other day on Who said silence is golden? FILLING STATION

Program for Friday. Eastern Daylight Saving Time. P. M. 5:00— ^Florida Cltrua Exchange program from N. B. C. Studios. N A S D ' 4 0 0 6:30— Silent until .i>:20 p. m. Mieads the W tnfa in Jfiotor Car T\Uue .6:200— Summary of program and United States dally news bulle- tlna from Washington, D. C. .6:25— ^Hartford Courant news bulletins. .6:30— Raybestos Twins from N. B. C. Studios, Dave Grupp, direc­ tor. 7:00— ^Baseball scores. .7:06— Fields Style Serenaders. Mean to Me. Old Fashioned Yesterdays. Only a very fortunate purchase makes this splondid dollar-savingr offer possible! Just Avalon Town (tango.) think! Three large comfortable pieces, ma^otve davenport, club chair and button-back Kiddies Kabaret Mardl Gras from “ MlsslBSlppl chair, covered in genuine Jacquard Velour with contrasting sides and back, reversible cush­ Suite," Grofe. ions and spring construction throughout. Includes also the six extra pieces noted above at Just a Cottage Small By a Waters no added cost I fall, (string orchestra.) Cello solo, selected. My Lucky Star. ‘ .7:30— ^Ann Pennington Hosiery New Harmonisers. Heigh Ho! Everybody Heigh Ho! 3 Cabriolets Dining Suite trio. STAMDARDSIX . SPSCXAL SIK Down Among the Spgar Cane, ASTRINCBO s o t trio. Dtlhtrtd, Fully Equippti Dolivtred, Fully Eqm^od DtUvtrodf Fully Equ^pal Plano solo, selected. Where Did You Get That Name? $97 trio. Because of the m f t d aceom- $10 Down Driivers - pllshments of Its meuhere, the 61043 61477 61797 trio known as the Ann Penning­ ton Harmonlaers, which, ^wlll be . presented frdm Station at 7:30 o’clock this evenlnSr' Is the LtOwer^Deliveredy Com pletely E quipped R ices a n equivalent of a. s l x ^ i ^ team. Bedroom Each of the boys ha^lrpcal tal­ ^ O R ihbse who like to be out and sorbers, for cushioned smoothness ents, and each Is a - SklBed per­ r going—top down—nothing but Suite o f Charm former (HI different musical 4n- over all kinds of roads. Blue sides above—^Nash designers built strumonta. ,It Is Uierefore/pos- The Special and Advanced Six Cabri­ sible fee them to unite in. un- three smart J’400” (^briolets; ' usual comblnatlone. Howard olets are distinsaished by such -*400** $59 King Ifr aa able pianist; .Dwjlght With the top up and windows raised, features ag^the new Twin-Igni­ Latham playa the i -banjo, the they are luxurious closed cars --with tion motor, Bijor Centralized Chassis $5 Down Delivers ukelMe, the; mandolin, and' a the top [down and windows either Lnbricstion' -/r w u htdml,yaur cur is unique'Instilment et his.t>wn.In­ down or up, they are smart open cars; o/W —Lovejoy and Iioadaille hydrau­ vention ealbra' the "foandolntb't';' All have a big, comfortable, roomy A bfand no)v design of exceptional character and YouH have a bedroom you can be highly lic shock absorbers. One workmanship... .executed in genuine walnut and Walter Carlson can ‘ swap rumble seat. EASY of if it is fuiUished with these pleees. Ohoioe of -, with ease from the-.<|!ecofdiaie to And, every -’ 400** model comes from veneers and other selected cabinet woods,/artistic­ three pieces—bed, chest and choice, of -eitfaer the* the saxapbone or tM ^laftadt The Standard Six (Cabriolet is one of the fiictorveqoippedwith bumpers, by- . ally finished. Consists of the Urge buffet, the CREDIT full dresser or the French vanity. Oonstruetedb, 7:46— “ ^Ish and Gaihe," John W;: the m o st^ p u la r cars in its price field. table, host chair and five side chairs. Note the of ^ected hardwoods, finished in a ikh wakiui-,. Tltcomb, superlntsdMbnt Cbbaec-' draulic snoot absorbers, spare tire massive 1 ^ on each piece and the beautifnl over* ellset' each piece^ enhanced with -beauMf l Ihmr;' ticut Fisheries an# Gama, i Because it combines the smsrt open- lock and tire cover, at no extra cost. U ys. carvtags. <8:00— Cities Servica-.eonolf^ti or­ encloeed motoring vogue with Stand­ Some dealers, charge as much as $50 chestra and (Javallers from N. ard Six ^rformance superiority. or $60 extra for bumpers alone. ' B. C. stadlos, RttMilo Bourdon, director. • / > It hu 'a Wg, high compression, 7- Compare these Cabriolets to others, 9:00—“An Evening In. Parla” bearing motor for power and speed— then compare their folly equipped, de­ Any Article from N. B. C. Studios, Max •’400** Steering fo r the w orld ’s easiest livered prices. You’ll see tlm advan­ Sriected During ' Smolen, director. driving—Lovejoy hydrsnlic shodc ah- tage in boying a Nash! .9:30— Schrader Town Band from T h is Sale ’ N. B.. C. Studios, AHhur Pryor, DeUvered, Polly Eqal|»ped^ Price.Range on 88 Nash "4 0 0 " Models, #078 to #8,881. . director. Win Be Stored li0:00— The Gossipers, comic ■ketch (A IHefirc^MRan Zdf# roiSB' for 1^:80— A 'jU t HourrNvlth dan- 'ate. B m m B ,a#| d K. BROTHERS Fatar# Ddivery. F U R N I T U R E C O M ^ A N 'v ,Damoerat at Masi. 11:00— Bnlnva eorraet tlma, Hart- MAIN ST. AND BBAINARO BtACE, S0 (^ MANCHE^BR 188 state St,

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r*. •* • . . '■ S®»! muitfnsBflcy'y : • ti '«. . :-><7^ ' ,1-' '.i. ■.■■:• .'. V i'?- . ’ — ‘ j ! , i'' -r Jr. •Jti '“ ‘ l ’: .' C-J.«.'■’' J/'r >^imj-mm ->-.V ?r- ■yt- »■ quibn ally and-be m o^/tnap l can see!'j||f)it' ^^■.n . .Irif Mornit k l btt taU. graeafni I hAte 'h * 3 ^ .-V ...... fahity, r think! He adores ranting iSb^ apk liito Aloud slie'jJald^r J^ary' and saving mn^erars dM atfai wkleh ner bfimand'ha'd biwteinad tp voice' which' ehe^^limBed fOvzaake tran|i.,t]|fi*. But I mustn’t . ______draw iip , to 'the desk .for her. And coaxing: ‘.'CmnM'aww*'^ get ott'oato my. pet grievance or the ji c ’- >* Nan waa not tno- finiy flIUng In the let you wrtUii on^yioitk^owniapeeial shops will be closed before I. get a wera iorgottiBp Yqp stub of Morgan's pbackbook'to see typewriter^- We’j l -bqth't 1^_ - busy. thing bought.'Good-by, lover.” -She was-hfifi^t-" " 1989 NEA^SERyiCE. INC -■i-- that Iffis-dtaposed her body aS if Nan’s got an «wful.lbt-of work to blew .a kiss to the child and Mdrk^. miirj she ware slttjng tor an artist, tbe do, and so haa.‘yioayi f|iMMr/* gone.' picture to be entitled, “ Portrait of “ Yon’re ^ h a good little , thing. Lady of Quality." Nan,” Iris tbaoked .^hSr eoitriessly, 'After five minutes of bored peek­ lued^ XiOng white throat arched as the in a tone Nan had friMUientiy heard ing at his typewriter keys, Curtis secreury, . head; freed o f its dose-fitting hat. her use toward Curtis’ nnVse. was at Nan’s elbow. Jogging it im­ Occurred lo.maT" ifaa Isog ^ rested in profile against tbe high As Nan left tbe prt'vate office, patiently, 'so that she struck a Joyously. "I’ve known It iall ajohg back of tbe chair; glittering ten­ ■with Cnrtis' h ^ , dry little hand in wrong key—^ tragedy to Nan Car- and was turn yon’d-fuel. it. too. drils of red-gold hfiir curling hers.'she told'herself despairingly, roll, who prided herself on pages Why, look— ’.’.Amt they were hard against against the polistaed wal­ of finished work which had never at it again, brown bobbed ..head s S s'* ^ * contemptaouily: “ 8be doesn’t even nut: the one eye which the profile been' Insulted by the rasp of an close- to sllver-and-black, .arguing, m # '" pose revealed surveying her hus­ know.you hate her, you little'fool! eraser. interrupting, contradicting’ each band with lasy indifference but not And she doesht hate'you at all. other in the blessed, gbod-fellow- She rather likes you, in -your place, ‘'Want paste and scissors and without challenge thgt be appre­ colored crayons,” the little boy de­ ship of work which was d^rer than O V ciate the picture she made. Three and your place. Nan Carroll, Is, in life to Nan Carroll.' her estimation, that Of an efficient manded petulantly. yMVB.bad not been long enough to • • • accustom Nan Carroll to tbe amas- upper-class servant. -And as long as While sho was getting them for ing beauty of Iris Morgan’s, eyes. she’s in tbe - office, that’s the way him, he climbed with impish quick She was so elated over the prog­ Strange eyes, that had a color all he thinks of you, too, because she ness into-her chair and began to ress she and the lawyer had made '5S<. their own: the vivid blue-green that makes him ." strike letters helter-skelter upon In 15 minutes on the hitherto baf- poets ascribe to tropical seas. “ She blights him, blights me, her beloved typewriter, spoiling the fiing case that not even the havoc “ If only she would be nice to him takes all of our real worth and half-sheet of beautifully typed which Curtis had wrought in the I wouldn’t hate her so!” Nan told significance away from us, so there notes. For the next half hour she outer office could completely de­ herself fiercely as she laid the check won’t be anything of importance in wrestled desperately with work, stroy her happinim. He had cut before Morgan to sign. “ ‘Silly the place but hor beauty: And he small boy’s Irritable demands, the paper BOldiers out of. one of the Jack!’ ” she quoted in silent fury. doesn’t know what a fool she telephone, which rang three times, carbon copies of the brief which it “ Imagine calling him Jack! She makes *of him, doesn’t know any­ and the swiftly rising tide of her had taken her two hours to type maker, him silly, makes him small thing when she’s • around except anger. and which would have, to be done — and he’s big, big! She doesn’t that he’s mad about her and that over; ke had smeared paste over dream— or care!— how big he is! “ I’m going to tell him a thing dr half -the surface of her desk; had she’s the most beautiful woman in two if he fires me for it!” she Oh, I wish he wouldn’t look at her the world. But what do I care?” spilled ink on the thick , taupe rug like that!" And she could have stormed in her hot heart. “ Letting which was her especial pride, -and cried out with pain Xt the' spectable She blinked furiously at the tears his silly wife impose on me and in her brown eyes. bad finger-printed a^ great stack of of the man she believed to be great turn me into a nursemaid! I won’t John 'Curtis Morgan’s swankest gazing with humble, pleading, love­ She was ’establishing, a whining, put up with it another day! envelopes. sick eyes upon tbe woman who wore dictatorial child at a table on which f ‘V *.«- *4 ••X But when the buzzer sounded to Long before six o’clock her pa­ bis name as nonchalantly and in­ she hiid placed an old typewriter summon her into his private office, tience and her temper were almost ♦ *>. V solently as she wore the clothes he reserved for the purpose when Iris her face cleared, became eager paid for. Morgan' came out of the private again. He had never needed her (ConMnned on Page 15) ■ : j As Iris Morgan rested pictur­ office, adjusting her smart black ':AI esquely in tbe high-backed chair hat at an enchanting angle, so that &w> <-v 1 her six-year-old son leaned. Just as red-gold cuVls were pressed against picturesquely, against her knee, as the cream and rose of her cheek. if be were subconsciously obeying “ I'll call for m y two boys at six. «■ > • ./•• v<^ ^ vN . .,* bis mother’s command to fit into ?>■'A^^X' r . Nan,” she announced, with superb tbe picture. Nan thought, with indifference to the fact that Nan fiery contempt, that Iris Morgan was supposed to ' be free at five. would never bother to be seen with Som try^"*’ I’ve gone a lltUe farther than I had any rlg^t to, It’s been becaus^ Fre had the breaks, and— the b u t secretary in the “ Be good, sweetheart, and Mother her son if be were not tbe hand­ will bring you something nice.” somest of all tbe ornaments with which she decked her beauty. But “ Want stuffed^dates with lotsa since little Curtis Morgan was, in nuts," Curtis specified threatening­ 5 CHAPTER I soon sit at that desk, held a spread You work BO bard and forget to eat childish face pale and taut. In that bis way, as beautiful as his mother, ly* •n palm over the concealed radiator to until someone shoves food at you— instant she became the model sec­ she had worn him, fri.m his baby­ Iris laughed from tbe doorway. ^ At three o’clock of a stmny crisp make sure that heat was coming Now, tell me what Bralnerd did to­ “Greedy little,pig. / It's a wonder November day Nan Carroll was hap­ retary, or, rather, tbe model sec­ hood ’ until, as another woman up— day. I’ll get my notebook and we’ll retary as that part of tb** world un­ you don’t get disgustingly fat. But py. Not Just content or happy in a might wear a corsage of orchids, or She was interrupted by the sound get your notes on bis witnesses into familiar with thO'^omraderie o f the lead Ji; prize-winning Pekinese upon I suppose no child of mine could pallid negative sort of way, but of the outer door’s openin gand clos­ shape. I’m crasy to bear what Brody office pictures here. She became }appy with that upwlnging of the a leash. be fat,” sbe added, complacently, Xet Us Help Make . ing. In a flash her small body was testified." “ Miss Carroll,” a little prim, very l^irit which is akin to ecstacy. Tbe child’s eyes were large, glancing down tbe long, slim lines across the room, her band upon the A minute later they were bard at impersonal, subservient, remote. liquid-black fringed with supb of her body— tbe kind of figure for Your Summer £ And yet no man, opening the knob of the dividing door. . it, Morgan’s, sensitive bands hover­ Her back stiffened and automatical­ lashes as a chorus girl would sell which modistes design ‘'confec­ futer door of the' suite of three ‘Hello, Nan! Blake back yet? Did ing over his scribbled''notes, - bis ly she poised her pencil above her her soul for, and curiously mourn­ tions" and “ creations," not mere Enjoyable ffices— a door bearing the digni- Preston call?” deep voice recounting in detail the notebook in the respectful attitude ful, even when be was being bis dresses. There are pleasant pieoies to plan, ed sign, “ John Curtis Morgan, At- The very tall, very thin man toss­ story df the day in court. He was of a secretary awaiting llctatlon.: most deyil}sb. Nan bad. watched i&rney-at-Law“— and peeping in ed his hat upon a knob of the “ tree” “ And Ob, Nan dear, please get trips and excursions to enjoy...... defending a young girl, formerly And in that',iustaflt John Curtis him develop from a fragile; baby of f pon her /tould have discovered any and shrugged out of bis gray tweed me a couple of matinee tickets for many pleasure and restful activi­ the switchboard operator of a fash­ Morgan, attorney-fit-Iaw, disap- thyee to fragile little' boyhood and Saturday. '.Tbe Constant Lover* lutstanding reason for her happi- topcoat. His black hair,* winging up­ ionable country club, indjeted on a ties, The dependable belpfulnese poared. It was the eager voice of sbe loved him, in spite of tbe faults with tbe original New York east— of Gordon's relieves your home dut­ ttess. Jus; a pretty young stenog- ward in a natural pompadour, from charge of blackmailing members of which bis mother seemed to delight an extremely high and broad fore­ a lover-husband who called out so tbe advertisements say, tbougb ies and gives more freedom to uiake iapher or private secretary, and a the club. The board of directors, be­ Joyously, welcoming; “ Come in!” fn encouraging, loved him because iusy one at that, be might have head,. was shot through > with lieving in the girl’s innocence, bad they're sure to be second-rate the summer more enjoyable. It was an ardeUt boy, in spite of there wai; so much more of Jobn bams, worse lu c k !-is at tbe {bought. threads of silver. Nan never saw a retained Morgan to defend her and, Curtis Morgan in him than of Iris silver fox pelt without thinking, 36 yearj and a silver-fox pelt, who Woodlelgb this week. Don't let my LH Our Btittr Sfryiet ^ But if it had been a girl who bad incidentally, to vindicate the sprar|; to bis feet, forgetting Nan Morgan. Loved him, too, because peeped in and seen Nan’s flushed, with a sharp contraction of the bad child bofber you, or Jack will Hflp Yon Do So# management of the club in the eyes Carroll, forgetting Grace Cox, for­ Morgan adored him and because pretty face, she would have deduced heart, of that slfverlleeked mane of of the public, Iris, for all her lasy indulgence of blame me if be loses bis scandalous Bistantly that Nan’s happiness was John Curtis Morgan's. His black getting his fatigue, thinking only You'll be perfectly satisfied... .our “ It’s an ugly mess." the lawyer of the woman who had knocked Im­ his constant Irritable demands, did new and super-modem equipment# Born of the consciousness (bat she | «yes shone now with the brilliance frowned. “ Cornell looks as if be not truly love him, was merely Doked------extremely------, well— in her new of fgtigufe and excitement. Nan Car periously upon his fiimr, onr expert knowledge of fine laun­ could kick himself from here to proud of him because be was an dering— of soape, powders and soft sill dress of russet silk crepe ,a roll thought— and bad thought Jericho for ever having brought the “ Come in, darling! Ob, hello, Sonny-Boy! Out shopping with ornament to her beauty, w aters.#..tbe very eloee, perzonai /' IRmple little slip of«.^dress whose since the dgy she first saw him— charges, and Bfainerd is up against Tbe child was urging a demand jpiorl skirt dipped demPvely Jiist that bo was the most distinguished- mother? It’s great to see you Bilious? proprietor eupervlzlon combine to a stone wall himself, trying to get upon bis'mother in a low, whining ver the caps of rounded, slim looking man she bad ever seen. both— ’’ render a Nrvice quit# unapproacb- a bunch'of witnesses to testify that singsong; “ I wanna see tbe dog in abla elaewbere. nee;. “ Mr. Blake isn't here yet," Nan would rather ba.staot ihan be drag­ Nan’s enormous brown eyes, ap­ the picture show, Motb-er, 1 wanni ' I t^.. Certainly Nan bad reason for answsred .eagsyly, her eyes sweep­ parently as unseeing and blank as ged upon a witness sUnd. But it police dog Just like tbe movie dog, Individualiied aervice.,. .each de­ dPeiefili^ M ^ n e s s over the fact that the ing over him and noting every sign looks pretty black for Grace, Nan. circles of brown velvet, took in Moth-er! I wanna--" partment eapecially equipped to russet silk crepe was almost exactly of fatigue. “ He telephoned from the I wish I were sure— " every detail- of the family scene Iris' blue-lreen eyes swept bim meet that particular requirement. Hevtolor o f her bobbed brown 'diair, sherifl’s office, where he's WKItfng - " 'Tm' sore she’s innocent;" Nan that was enacted |s if*she-were not with amused indifference, '“ Moth­ 222 lat the velvet of her narrow brown for Duck. I telephoned Mr. Preston interruptedsrrupiva vehemently.vensmsnuy. “ Ii wouldn’twoman i present. Sho saw Mbrgan kiss bis er’s going shopping, lover.'' Curt's (flips was subtly matched in the when I bad not beard from him by havere b w sd you to take the case if wife, flinched a little as sbe noted going to stay with Nana, like a ROY E. BUCKLER »lvet of her round brow,n eyps. 12 ofelock, and 'inadp an appoint­ I^is Morgan’s casual, arrogant ac­ I hiisdfi^ 'keegk positive. There’s good boy. He loves staying with Proprietor s / t t / ' e ich harmonies are not accidental, ment; for you for half past four— •o»'netbing big behtad this scandaf. ceptance of that mark her hus­ his Nana Carroll, doesn’t be?" And It with Nan they were instinctive, here," sbe added triumphantly. “ I band’s adoration, felt a throb of Tho Gordon Lnundiy Mr. Morgan! That Fleming womoii she rumpled the, silky black crest of Harrison ft., fontb Manchester id not suflicient reason for the Joy knew you'd be tired." — listen! When you get her on tbB pity for her employer a: she saw his halr-^'-so like bis father’s— and r fld ib f ;iat bad suddenly flooded over her A humorous smile sigzagged the six-year-old b o y refuse petul­ stand, ask her— ’’ smiled lazily at Nan. Tba ff Nsiicfiaatar Dvaffglsts that her small body almost visi- across Morgan's thin face, twitch­ She was off then, reviewing the antly to be kissed. Then sbe braced Dismay and anger flooded Nan \y vibrated with it as she sat erect ing the wide, sensitive mouth, and evidence from memory, hor pencil herself for Iris Morgan's greeting. Carroll, as tbev had flooded her the narrow-backed chair before settling in b,l* deepset eyes. There tapping out her poinis excitedly, “ How do you do. Nan? Gorgeous heart a hundred other such miser­ ir typewriter. was tender," teasing friendliness in her eyes glistening with zeal, her day. Isn’t It? I’m simply mad for able times in the last three yearst Her ringless hands played rapidly hie deep voice as he answered! cheeks earnation-bri|;bt, and the new clothes. Be prepared to pay “ Nana!” As if she were a nursa- rer the keyboard, of t^e macb^e; “ Good girl I ,X don't know how you man on the other side of the pulled- out every penny Jack has in the mald! So sbe was to take care of 1 if endowed with a consciousness do it. I honestly believe you’d make out leaf of the desk lls,ened with bank, when tblf,month’s, bills, come him again, while her epiployer's id intelligence of their own, for Cal Cooiidge come here if I want­ flattering concentration, his own In! And,oh,,by the way; draw me wife shopped in untrammled free­ irtainly there was nothing in the ed to consult him about something. pencil making an occasional note. a check for a hundred, won't you?" dom! Was Morgan going to per­ Igal document she was typing from A busy, important man like Pres­ When she paused for breath, she added in a tone she might have mit tbe outrage, w^ien he kaew as The Advantages of ■ •- ■ ,1 t, •/ V 'iortband notes to bring that high ton— Oh, this is splendid, Nan! I Morgan nodded slowly. “ I believe used to a servant, “ I hate to be well as did bis secretary that there ister into her brown-velvet eyes didn’t think you'd have time to you’re right. Of course I wouldn't limited to the shops'where I have was enough work to be done to Id that Joy-flush into her cheeks. finish tifislirief before I got back. have taken the case if I hadn’t be­ charge accounts when I’m on.a buy keep them both busy until nine or • • • That clears the deck,, for us to work lieved, beyond a reasonable doubt, Ing orgy, as I am today. Acme of 10 o’clock, if the lawyer was to go ^ “ Three o'clock!" She glanced at on this mass of stuff I brought from that sbe was Innocent. I’ve never the cunningest sbous at Martin's, to court the next morning properly Imr tiny, octagonal wbittNgold court. Bralnerd' sprang tw o. sur­ Jack," sh^dorned explanatorilf to prepared to defend his client? But Four Speeds 'yet defended a crook and I’d rather latch as she reached the end of her prise witnesses on us this afternoon, starve than begin. The afternoon her bdlha^fi;;.* *.!And .hags kt the — why ask? Of course be.was! Be ^orthand notes. With an expert and didn't call three I thought he papers are going to say that Braln- Petite Parle Shoppe! ” ... hgd neVer in bis life denied hkw lfe list of her wrist she took the wae banking on. Rested at half post erd’s got the case sewed up in a Nan, forced to listen as she anything she wanted, whether it Uckling sheets of legal^iied bond two and caught me not ready to sack but I’ll be fiamnefi if he has! obediently -wrote the check which was a'mink coat or tbe services of iJftper and carbons from the ma- open— ” That Fleming woman, as you Iris Morgan demanded, heard her bis seerstary, o r w a r d lne, sorted them swiftly, combln- employer answer eagerly, like a boy F Nan followed him into his pri­ say— ’’ “ We’ir. pretty busy," Morgan de­ f them with the other pages of the vate office, her smaU round face “ You’ll bust bis case wide open!" flattered at being noticed and precated. “ That Graco Cox case, lef, scanned their flawless typing alight with excitement. “ I'll bet be Nan boasted staunchly, “ i^emember, anxious to please: you know, darling. Tbe prosecution {Two High Speeds—Standard Gear Shift} 'oudly, then Added clips from a didn't call Barker and that Flem­ the Jury half believes in her Inno­ “ That so, sweetheart? I hope rested today, but of course," he J:tle box that had its place in the ing woman. I told you be wouldn't! cence to begin with. Just because you find Just what you want, I wish hastened to reassure Iris, whose eticulous order of her top desk He didn’t dare! Of course you’re John Curtis Morgan is defending I' bad time to go with you, but I’d eyes were flashing green-blue fire High road ^eeds with .low engine ^eeds, a drawer. going to subpoena the Fleming wo- her. Every voter in the country be so busy looking at you that I’d at him, “ Curt will be very good. new smoodmess, and xapid acceleration in ■* And as always, whenever she ' man yourself and make her talk— ” knows that you turned down a bun- not be a very good Judge of shoes Won't you. Sonny-boy?" touched it. her Anger tips caressed “ Am I?" Morgan, laughed, but dred-thousand-dollar fee to defend or bags." “ Don’t wanna stay with Nana,” traffic are amona the Advantages of the titno* the exquisite little box, which John his tired eyes shot her a glance of those pavement contractors Just be­ ! “Silly Jack!” Iris Morgan shrug­ tbe little boy protested, his g z e ^ ■ -j-T' Curtis Morgan, attorney-at-law, and respect. “ I suppose I’ll have to, if cause you knew they were a gang ged-and'^ moved‘away so that his black eyes mournful, his beautiful proved Graham-Pake ffiur spe^ transmisskm l^r employer for three years, bad you say so. Tell Blake to attend to of crooks, and that you told, Have- band, which was stretching out to mouth silky. which have won me enthusiastic a| ^ven her as a Christmas present it, when he comes in, won’t you? meyer that all his millions couldn’t close upon hers, was defeated and “ Be sweet, lover, and Mather fnne cm onir-Safu and eights the first year she had worked for Now, to get down to work," he buy your services when he was try­ quivered a little. will give you a great big- piece of ' :/';W tol2495 . of many thousaids of owners, hx a m. He had laughed at her for sighed, a long thin, sensitive hand ing to keep bis son oUt of the pen. ; Nan saw the quiver, and her own chocolate cake with your ice cream there is longer lift, remarkaHe ease of han­ 5ing it as a clip box, reminding reaching automatically for the stack You know .what, John Curtis Mor­ band, busy with the check, trem­ for dessert tonight," Iris Ifer that he had expected her to add of new mail on his desk. gan?" sbe challenged him. bled with anger and sympathy. Not In her lasy, sweet voice as'She d l e and &sened strain on both car and it to her dressing table knickuacks, “Not quite yet,” Nan corrected “ What?” he teased her, obviously that John Curtis Morgan was angry cepted her husband’s check > with a^d she had defended herself lame­ him briskly. “ Yon Just sit there and pleased but trying to pretend a vast or conseious of need-for her sym­ out thanks. driver. You are invited to enjoy the thrill of ly, unable to tell him that she kept rest for a minute. Shut your eyes preoccupation with the notes on his pathy, she told herself fiercely; He “ She’s ruining his stomach with Four Speeds Forward. it here in the oflice because her and don’t dare think of a thing un­ desk. was conscious now of nothing in her ‘great big pieoes of chocolate . - r l^art was here, rather than in the til I get back." the world bob his. wife’s breathtak- cake’ and all tbe candy ho wantfj* famished room she rented by the “ When you’ve won this case— as She paused at the door, to make you’ re going to dol— the papen are ilig beauty. And, as always, it Nan thought disgustedly. “ And 'aW' i^eek. sure that her commands were obey' going to begin calling yon the hurt Nan intolerably to see him doesn’t care! It’s less troUbla to H "He said three o’clock, but that ed. The long figure relaxed in the greatest criminal lawyer in the humble and eager and abject be­ her to Indulge him than to dlfcl- nieans any time before half past," big swivel chair; with a deep sigh, state, and that’s a pretty big honor fore that beauty, as if he could pline him. And I believe she actn-' Ifen reflected indulgently, as she as if he were expelling the poison for a man only 3 6 years old to have aj^ded the original copy of the brief of fatigue. John Curtis Morgan clos­ won! Why, most men your ago are tt the stack of letters she had ty]>- ed his eyes, but his wide month still fiddling around hoping for a o4 earlier in the day. “ Court had twitched humorously. ' Junior partnership in an established Jonmed early. That means that • -• • firm!" COURTEOUS 7 R o i m . e prosecution ‘rested’ before Mr. In less than a minute Nan was S “ Oh,'Nan, Nan!” he admonished CONFIDENTIAL P L B A S i^ ' jrgan expected them to— He’ll be back, stepping softly, and carrying her humorously, shaking his head. LOANS Seadfnlly tired and all keyed-up. a tall glass of milk on an octagonal “ You’re seeing me too big, much' Maybe—" and oddly enough herplate, of pale green ^ass, which also bigger than I am! And if I don’t IDESALPLAN e^es sparkled and her flush deepen­ bore a stack of crisp nisin biscuits. watch out you're going to give me e n d o r s b Bs ed at the thought— “ he'll want me “ Drink every drop and eat every such a swelled head that I’ll b^ MORTGAOB OF FURNITURE work tonight. So much to do— crumb!" sbe commanded, with a laughed out of court. But, serious­ EMBARRASSING INVESTIGATIONS at minute stuff; witnesses to greater show of assurance than she ly, Nan,” and his voice changed, bor INVESTIGATION CHARGE — BONUS /■ sibpoena; his notes to be writtenfelt. “ I" bet my next week's salary came simple, direct and sincere^ NO NOR FINES o§— ’’ yon didn’t eat a bite of Innch. It’s a while his eyes held hers unwaver­ ADVANCE REDUCTIONS < ^Entering the office marked “ Mr. crime the way you neglect your ingly, “ If I have gone a little far­ Your aignature Is our only requirement. Slprgan’'— ^the other office of the health.” ther than I had any right to. It’s sflte was shared by the middle- John Curtis Morgan stared at her Tonr reputation le onr eeoirtty. been because I’ve had the breaks, Easy payments: 92 to 95 monthly principal payment repaia ;ed clerk and the young lawyer blankly for a moment, then broke and— the best secretary In the coun­ 910 to 975. , , ir-, worked for Mr. Morgan on into a series of delighted chuckles. try. I‘in not such an egotistical ass -Nan deposited her tray of “Funny little Nan!" he gibed at Larger loans can -be easily arranged on your own ; . CRAWfORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. that I can’t see how much you’ve and repaid la the name propornon. lli|l8hed work on the desk, made her fondly, bat he reached for the helped— ” efen straighter a neat stack of un­ glass and drank halt of the milk be­ •v’ . . •> Soi^^ * East Hiurtford at Above the pounding of blood Im “ InteroBMIt' the 1*-’ folded letters received that day; fore settlsif it down again, dnnk her earn Nah Carroll hearff a qulok,' br' It a measnrlnc glaaew at »tka eagerly, himgrlly. .eg ^hat Nan' al­ ImparloBs tatocr. upon tha door.' kvy onyx Ink -well; blew a few most hugged herseiewUti.fiiiUght at ,That particular .<|;tfQek had.a peeu-‘ 'of dust from the shlnteg the sneceds of her latest scheme for liar maglQ of its own, for instantlr 088 MAlX. STRBBT,. BOOM 409 ^ beyond iba spotless new her great man’a comfort. tbe two ^people within the prlvat^ blotter: adjusted t| ;e window 'Tve ordered a pint of half-and- [S' rSt. office were transformed. Happineis;« F. iv. tUiwiclnsda^^ ' Phoop •> i le so that the slanttng.rmre of half a day for y o u -h a lf milk and which had glowed in Nan’s eyes-

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him* hewtvtr, and hb escaped wHb tilnted. Mlsa* Dorothy SNlgh tta* walk from tho Ooraldino Btfh then closed with the Scout Sign and •xamlBatlon following tha stunmtry school at Geraldine, Montana tm* Oath. of the Scout Laws. ifA jm fA usthi deeg.gisbes on the (.op of his bead lives nearby, brought^bAr passable this spring, Boy Seouts All bo^f who want to belong to Scoutmaster Crawshaw told the aad bis forehead, over tbef^right cbifdcioushm, or. GL A.^k Li troop of the mauy artldles made of volunteered their services to school, the fife and drum and bugle corps barg. xcalif^ to ^e^'^the M notify Mr. Avoun who is starting it leather and their price. eyOr aad bruises of the body, and officials and within a few weeks had adm lnlst^ fisto^aurear to. built a high and wide dnder path qft else Franklin Smith. Semaphore and Morse signalling back- The gash on bis head is be*, was practiced in preparation for the lieved to have been caused by reie*' Pii»n.M^ordIiig to onlookere from the scboolhouse to the main antdhiobile was . traveling ido street, a distance of three blocks. Troop 9. June field meet. It'was voted to buy two pup tents out of the troop ing bis head as the ear was paso- and the boy could not be no Troop 2 held its weekly meeting treasury. ^ „ 0 I9W NEA Ing over him. cause of (the car In frm t of MM^ Boy S couts BOY SCOUT TO EXPLORE. last Tuesday night at the St. “ Ddubie Thirty” and “ Tag” were Mrs. Pazon immediately brought Pazon'’s. Policeman McOIlnn Invetf^ . O F > ^ R r c / ^ James’s hall. Owing to the fact The outstanding boy scout of then played. The meeting closed SERyice INC her machine to a stop, got out, and tigated but made no arrest that a bazaar la being held at the with the Scout Oath and Laws. western North Carolina will be se­ hall this week, the troop was con­ (Contlnaed from Page 14) floathing. “ ’Nursemaid Nana!' Iris lected within the next few months fined to close quarters. Notes. servant r* It she listened Attention, Troop 9! We accept Monmn’s Troop S and 4 accept the chal­ to take part In the Great Smokies The meeting was opened by hav­ exhausted. At hblf piut five, w^en to Willie Todd, she need never bear lenge Of Troop 9 to a baseball game, expedition which will be conducted ing the scouts repeat the Scout your baseball challenge. Arran.ce- that degrading nickname again— in June under the sponsorship of ment's will or have been made for she was In the office occupied by as does also TrObp 1. Oath. After this, dues were col­ young Biske and Evans, the clerk, (To Be Oontlaned) . Troop 2 is' now forming a team the Asheville, N. C. Times. The lected. An hour’s study period fol­ the first game. scout will be a member of the the telephone rang. Before ^ she and will be ready for competition lowed. The scouts’ enthusiasm for could reach her desk to'dhswer It by June 1. Daniel Boone Council of the Boy passing tests continued to wax Week-End at Pioneer. Scouts of America aad will be Curtis bad the receiver off theliook TipTODOlMXAIlTO, \NTby not form a Bcout baseball strong for eleven tests were passed, A large representation of scout and was shrilling into it; “ Hello, league? chosen on his qualifications and as follows:' J. Moran, E. Moran, J. officials will go to Gamp Pioneer by knowledge of woodcraft and camp­ L’Heureux, "Jumbo” Mozzer, hello! This is Mr.. Morgan’s of­ Wesley Warnock will again be private cars tomorrow afternoon, fice!” ' " ANOTHER HITS HIM an instructor at Camp Pioneer. ing, physical education and personal woodworking; L. Mallon, compass; 3 leaving the Center at 2 o’clock. If he had pot been John Curtis However, Helge Pearson will not be qualities. J.'Moran, O’Leary, Foley and three Chief Hill has pronrtlsed to be 3 there. The Great Smoky Mountain Ex­ other scouts passed tests. chef and this should be Inducement Morgan’s adored son Nan might Becoming confnsed when he nar Scoutmasters will gO to Camp pedition will leave Asheville, June After this period, the scouts enough for anyone to go along. have slapped him; as It was, her rowly escaped being struck by an Pioneer tomorrow for a week-end 8, and be gone about three weeks. amused themselves for a short There will be all kinds of sport and tired brown eyes blazed at him a s , automobile as he was crossing the camping trip. A base camp will be established by time. Then they formed a half a corking good time is In store for she snatched the Instrnment out of street in front of bis home late yes- the expedition at Indian Gap, an circle, and the sale of tickets for the week-end. Those who decide^tn his hands. terday aftSrnopn. Everett Tbomp- OUR CLEARANCE NATIONAL NEWS. old camp place on the crest of the the whist was discussed. The go at the last minute should get in “ That you, Nan?” a man’s com- gon, two-year-old son of Mr. and Smokies accessible to pack horses. scouts are selling the tickets very touch with Frank Crawshaw, of passionate voice came soothingly j Mrs. Joseph ’Thompson of 68 Hem- BROTHER BARNABAS DIES From this base point the explorers rapidly and a large crowd is ex­ Cambridge street. Tel. 2096. over the wire. “ You don’t have to hock street, stopped In the middle WAS NOTED BOY WORKER. will travel afoot with their equip­ pected at the card party. Then tell me you’re busy. I recognized { of the road, turned to go back and I There are^ still many good buys left and you will be ment on their backs. They will the scouts practiced for the parade mm Eagle Scouts of Albuquerque, Outdoor Meet. the young hopeful’s voice. ^ But j was knocked undernieath another New Mexico acted as Guards of use carrier pigeons to send occa­ on Memorial day. At 9 o’clock you’re going to have dinner with car driven by Mrs. Carrie R. Paxon 3 convinced by visiting our store the last day of this great Honor at the funeral of Brother sional reports to the Times and for they lined up and after repeating June 15 is the date set for the me, remember.” | of 619 Middle Toruplke. . Barnabas, member of the Christian emergency communication If neces­ the Sc6ut Oath in unison, were dis­ annual town outdoor meet to be “ Oh, Willis, I can’t!” Nan wall 3 sale. held at the West Side playgrounds Nonp of the wheels passed over Brothers, known throughout the sary. missed. ed. “I’ve got enough work to keep world for his work among boys and The purposes and objectives of at’ 1:30 o’clock. The Judges will be from Hartford. me busy till 10 o’clock at least, and with the Boy Scouts. Brother Bar­ The Times Great Smokies Expedi­ Notes. I simply can’t dawdle over din­ tion are: To explore and “ discover” nabas was one of the holders of Troop 2 Is planning to form a Events are as follows: Scout- ner.” MEN’S WORK OLOTHING the Silver Buffalo award of the the most jugged and wildest parts craft. rescue racci one team; sema­ Hum-Bvc^s of the Great Smoky Mountains Na­ baseball team and it will be pre­ “You can and will,” Willis Todd Boy Scouts of Amo-ica, given for pared to meet any troop In town by phore signalling, one team; friction outstanding work to the boyhood tional Park area for the general fire and water boiling, no limit but assured her. “ Then I’ll go to a June 1. Lee Work Shirts...... 79c of America. public; to find, along with other only one place to a troop; firs' aid. movie to pash the time till you’re Price Indian relics. If possible, the an­ If Joseph L’Heufeux continues through slaving. I'm not going to In addition to his efforts with to pass tests as he Is at the present, one team; pacing, one man .from Big Yank Shirts...... 79c boys. Brother Barnabas had done cient Indian writings, which ac­ a troop; Morse signalling, one be cheated out of m / date so easily, cording to Cherokee Indian stories he will be a first class scout by the young woman. I’ve got; a lot to say Lee Cowboy Overalls...... $1.79 extensive work for the Knights of end of August. After that Troop 2 team; patrol knot tying and pull *110 exist on the unexplored and pre­ to you. Nan, honey, and yon’d bet­ Columbus. He was the founder -of can expect to have the first pair of Iqg; tent pitching, no limit, one the Lincoln Agricultural School at cipitous cliffs In the Sawtooth place to a troop; staff relay. ter make up your mind to listen.” Lee Unionalls...... $2.79 country, but concei;ning which brothers as Eagle Scouts In Man­ ore Lincolndale, N. Y., and the Phillips chester. “ Tommy” Dannaher, Amazement aad amusement Working Trousers ...... $1.35 to $3.00 home In New York City. During there Is no authoritative record; to fought with fatigue In Nan’s face publish an accurate picture by “ Jumbo” Mozzer and Harding the past twelve years he was Di­ Stephens are also progressing It’s much easier to preach than as she hung np the receiver. So ^HEAP-per-gallon Men’s Blue Overalls...... $1.00 rector of Boyology for the Knights word and photograph, of what ra^dly. to practice and that may be the Willis Todd was suddenly becom­ ^ paint saving less of Columbus and also director of tourists and campers who will soon ing masterful! Funny, but sweet-r- Men’s Working Hose .... 5 pairs for $1.00 have access to the Great Smoky Mozzer has made an exact re­ reason why there’s so^ much more of Boys’ Life work at the University production of, a present day air­ than $4 on the average of Notre Dame and several other Mountain National Park, may ex­ It. “ Nana, I wanna bottle of ginger Men’s Working S h o es...... $3.00 to $4.50 pect to find In the way of birds, plane. Much time and effort has ale! I want It right now!” Curtis house, costs $210 more unlversiUes and colleges of the been spent on its construction and Women’s Holeproof Hose, special... $1.19 United States and Canada. animals, flowers, trees, shrubs, woke her from her reverie, his than quality paint in The funeral was held at St. streams, waterfalls and scenic and it will be exhibited in the near fu­ Hell, for some people, will be a voice shrill and petulant. Jdlchael’s College at Santa Fe and camping attractions generally; to ture. place where everybody also drives a ’’ ’Nana!’ ” Nan repeated the keeping the house paint- Brother Barnabas was burled on the publish an accurate account of - the Troop 2 enrollment Is rapidly five-ton "uck. hated perversion of her. name with grounds of St. Michael’s College.. experiences whatever they may be nearing its quota. By the end of ed5years. Seethe Coe^ of a typical American boy and to the month a waiting list will have Chari at this store. M EN’S DRESS CLOTHING GOOD TURN. “ Tenderfoot” newspapermen ad­ to be prepared. , An unknown Boy Scout of Phila- venturing into the most marvelous telphia. Pa., did a real “ good turn’’ wilderness and last surviving pri­ Troop 3. I White Broadcloth Shirts...... $1.15 recently. When a fire broke out on meval forest In the United States. Troop 3 started Its meeting In j Fancy and White, collar attached ... $1.50 Fitzwater street near Thirteenth The explorers will be provided with t h e golf lots where baseball was street, an unknown Boy Scout left the absolute minimum camping, ‘'played. Twenty-four scouts were I Men’s Fancy Hose___ 39c, 3 pair for $1.00 the scene of the fire after rushing equipment and provisions and will present. At 8 o’clock they re­ into No. 3 Fpx Court, wrapping a In a large measure have to depend turned to the church. Dues and at­ I $1.00 off on Men’s Soft Hats, negro woman who was lying on the on their own resourcefulness in tendance were taken. Roger floor, her clothes In flames. In a woodcraft: To describe for the Cheney told about Canm. Pioneer i $1.00 off on Men’s Dress Oxfords. blanket and dragging her to safety. camper, fisherman, hiker and out­ and the town meeting In June. The Kibbe’s Quality \ Men’s Sport Shoes...... $4.00 pair The woman, Bessie Reed, forty-five, door sportsmam the equipment meeting closed with the Scout of that address, was taken to the preparations and experiences of Oath. \ I Men^s High Grade Ties ...... 79c Howard hospital In a serious con­ these mountain explorers in the Notes. — our quality line gives low dition. hope that It will he of great inter­ The meeting next week will be at 5>year coa t-k eep s out mois* I Men’s Dress Trousers___ ... $3.50--$5.00 est and benefit to them In planning The Scout, after dragging the the golf lots. Any scout wishing to ture and decay—saves repsir I Men’s C a p s ...... $1.25 'woman to a place of safety within their own outdoor ventures; to pro­ cook his supper there'Abould be at C offee the house, ran to the street and mote hiking, camping, fishing, good the Center at 6:30 o’clock. Tbe bills. See the Cost Chivtl I Men’s Sweaters, 20% Discount. notified E. Henderson, negro, who woodcraft and outdoor life gen­ events* that are going to be used In succeeded In getting the woman erally in Western North Carolina. the town meet will be practiced. Since 1847 S' out of the house. In the meanwhile Bring fire making sets, pup tents, Roasted and Packed in Hartford the Scout ran to a nearby fire box Troop 1. and signalling kits. Baseball will W. E. HIBBARD and ^ n t In an alarm. not be played so' don’t bring your Hardware The meeting opened In the gloves. X I A. L. BROWN & CO. [usual manner, Tuesday, at 7:16 by MUSEUM FOR TEXAS. Tbe .Silver Fox patrol went on a 282 North Main Street A museum of natural Texas his­ o’clock with 20 boys present. The hike Saturday. Tbe following teats tory will be one of the feature Scout Sign and Oath was repeated M anchester w est passed: Cooking b^ Durkee, TiniiiiiniiitNiniiiiiiiNiHiiiinimiinmiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiininmimiiiHi buildings in the new 265-acre camp and the flag saluted. For the nekt Baldwin and Cook; fire making. of the Fort Worth Area Council of few minutes each ' patrol went to Johnston. Richmond. Maechel. Dur­ the Boy Scouts of America, located their dens and held a patrol meet­ kee: compass, Baldwin; signalling, near Fort W^orth, Texas, A corps ing. The patrol leaders collected Durkee; and tenderfoot tests by r of 400 Scouts from the various dues and took the attendance. The E. S. Kibbe G>. After that the Sea Scout patrol Johnston and Baldwin. Troops In the Council will do the Troop 3 accepts the challenge of ! actual construction work on the held Its meeting while the first Troop 9 to a baseball game. museum, and will be directed In class scouts took the others on their activities by two experienced first aid. signalling, compass and SATURDAY, MAY builders. The natural stone with map making. Troop 4. ^ Roasters of Fine Coffees which the building will be con­ After the announceqients were Troop 4 held Its meeting at 7:30 structed will be obtained on the made the boys enjoyed a game of o’clock Tuesday evening with fif­ WE OPEN A REAL land. The exhibition to be shown "Lions.” Just before the meeting teen scouts and recruits present. Since 1878 at the museum will be collected closed Franklin Smith and some of The meeting opened wUb the Scout and mounted by the Boy Scouts. hfs troop 9 boys dropped In and Oath. A circle was .made and Mr. Richard Smith told them that Troop Clarke spoke on the first two Scout GOOD TURN. 1 had decided to cl^'an them up In Laws. He announced that a prize Delicatessen Department When heavy spring rains made a baseball game. The meeting was would be given to the winner of an With a Full Line of THERE IS A DIFFERENCE GOBEL’S \ QUALITY DELICATESSEN PRODUCTS

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—Mrs- ging will be done by trench ma­ Hutchison, Right Supporter Chap­ Supervisor of Nature Study tant supervisor in charge of garden will dig the first 400 feet of the chine. Machine operations are ex I QUALITY GROCERY i work. She plans this summer to at­ S?lMtotha Cone and Mrs. Mar- lain Mrs. Mary Fish. Left Supporter in Springfield Schools. West Center street storm sewer are pected to begin early next week, Phones■'* ' 2400— 2401 30 Deppt Square 3 ^ th a Roberts Are Chairladies Chaplain Mrs. Edith Husband. Past tend the double summer session a t about half of the hand digging hav­ 11 weeks at the University of Chica­ under way, the contractor’s men ------* Noble Grand Mrs. Nellie Lull, Miss Dorothea Clark, daughter ing been completed this morning. . j * go, where she will take courses in having started the work on Wednes­ •’< 5 * 4 Right Supporter Past Noble Grand of Mrs. Frederick G. Clark of 729- Si^Sanaet Rebekah Lodge. Mo.- 39, Mrs. Emma Nettleton,' Left Sup­ supervision and in her special field porter Past Noble Grand Mrs. North Main street, who has been a of work. 31^0. 0. F. ■will observe past noble teacher for the past 12 years in MEATS I ligands' night, on Monday evening. Frances Chambers, Esther Mrs. Ellen Hutchinson, Hannah Mrs. Springfield schools, has^just been I NATIVE VEAL ROASTS ...... 35c lb. f Mpiie festivities will begin with a Minnie Weeder. appointed to the position of super­ : ROASTING PORK (rib ends)...... 29c lb. s jjffpper in the banquet hall at 6:30. visor of nature study and garden HOSPITAL NOTES 1 RIB ROAST BEEF ...... 35c-38c lb. = y h » supper and decorating com- work for the school year beginning in September. Miss Clark has been pyoN S POT ROAST B E E F ...... 28c-38c lb. 3 ^ t t e e s are as follows: conducting the story telling hour Admissions reported at the Me­ : CORNED B E E F ...... 18c lb. 3 fi.Mirs. Martha Cone, chairman; for boys and girls under the {lirs; Minnie Krause, Mrs. Anna C. ELMORE WATKINS morial hospital were Henry John­ : LEJGS o f L A M B ...... 42c lb. = ‘*nofskie. Miss Bertha Mohr, Mrs. auspices of the Museum of Natural son 'o f 62 Pleasant street and History and has been very success­ : LAMB STEW ...... 18c lb. 3 \3Tredericka Speiss, Mrs. El’ ’:abeth HOME FROM HOSPITAL George Lathrop of 140 Pearl street E FRESH DRESSED F O W L S ...... 49c lb. E fr ig h t , Mrs. Lillian Tedford, Mrs. ful in this work. Joseph Krowskl of Bioad Brook, G O O D TUIN05 T O GAT Miss Clark is a younger sister of Robert Skinner of Bolton. Eleanor : ENDS OF HAM ...... 20c-30c lb. 3 jplface Mon:,ghan. Miss Ivy Clark, long a teacher in r Decorating committee: Mrs. Hewitt of 37 Ridgewood street and WHAT’ S A CHICKEN? j RIB LAMB CHOPS ...... 49c lb. = C. Elmore Watkins, treasurer of local schools /and now teaching in C. Elmore Watkins were discharg­ Jgary Roberts, chalrmau; Miss New York CUy. Both were graduat­ What Is a chicken? A little fowl. Yeah? 3Svaline Pentland, Miss Emily Klss- the firm of Watkins Brothers, re­ ed. turned to his home on South Main ed from the Manchester High school W'ell'sometimes It is and sometimes It Isn’t-' ; Here GROCERIES "Itlan, Mrs. Annie Swanson, Mrs. and Westfield Normal school, and Piuehurst today has a whqje ibt of Chickens that Florence Walsh, Mrs. Florence street yesterday afternoon from the have taken summer courses. Do not be alarmed at the In­ are bigger than the Fowls. The Chickens will I 1 lb. Rolls Brookfield Butter, special...... 4Sc lb. | Chapman. Memorial hospital where be under­ Miss Dorothea Clark is especially crease In the. number of holdups. rim from four and a half to six pounds— great The past noble grands who E 1 Ib. packages Pure Lard ...... 15c lb. 3 went a delicate major operation. well qualified for her new post hav­ Probably the burglar interests have splendid fat fellows— while the Fowl, also prime, •frill occupy the chairs and confer merely gone In^ for Cleanup Week. Although he is making satisfactory ing spent two summers at Cornell range from four to five pounds. Take yooT eWoice. I 5 lbs. Gjuten F lo u r ...... 95c Ib. 3 itbe degree are as follows: . . You can’t go wrong, because every bird-Is of Pine- Noble Grand Mrs. Etta Loveland, progress from the effects of his S 5 lbs. Bags Gold Medal F lo u r...... 29c lb. 3 shoulder operation, it will be sev­ hurst Quality. You know what that riieans if ivice Grand Mrs. Eleanor Rogers, you’re a Pinehurst customer— and if by any chance s Nutmeg Coffee...... 49c lb. | jtecording Secretary Mrs. Anna eral weeks before be will regain use of his arm. The ligaments were you’re not, any Pinehurst customer (and they’ re I Beechnut Coffee in Vacuum Cans...... -59c Ib. | .ijiowd. Financial Secretary Mrs. everywhere) will tell you. . ^3Jaud Norton, . Treasurer Miss torn completely away from the I Lm*ge Cans Whole Beets ...... -25c E IJthel Bralnard. Warden Miss Edllb shoulder bone when be was thrown The Meat Department is running a couple of spe­ v,Jiralsh, Conductor Miss Beatrice out of his cgr in an automobile acci­ cials: I Hatchett Brand Peas ...... 20e E 'Jtert, Inside Guard Miss Ruth Por­ dent at Wapplng last week. SAUSAGE MEAT (Pinehurst kind) 29 cents lb. I Cain’s Horse Radish ...... 15c | 39 cent BACON 83 cents. I Breakfast Figs ...... 25c can E **The store that holds faith with the people*’ Corned Beef, nice lean cuts In plenty. We’ve Comer Main and Maple Streets. Telephone 2006 been going short on choice cuts of Corned Beef at the week end. This week we are prepared. You’ll F. Kelley, Prop. find your favorite kind. I Fruits and Vegetables ANG that directly In the Vegetable Department special attonilon Is 3 - Red bananas, yellow bananas, oranges, grape fruit, 3 called to E lemons, eating apples and cooking apples, strawberries, . | TOMATOES (which are lower.) “ hits the spot” . . . flavor “JUST AS GOOD AS MOTHER i pineapples, asparagus, carrots, beets, tomatoes, lettuce, s NATIVE ASPARAGUS (finest In the country.) that cannot be copied . . . USED TO MAKE” STRAWBERRIES E celery, rareripes, radish, spinach. S absolute purity .... i GREEN PEAS (delicious.) i Garden Seeds, Hardware, Stanley Paints, 3 is an expression that has been applied to many types of GREEN BEANS (lower; 2 quarts for 25c.) § Grain and Hay. 3 5 glasses to the bottle— food and food services but WE CAN TRUTHFULLY ^ Friday night phone service operating till 9 o’clock with four phones in service. No delays, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiuimHi|{UiNiiiiiiimiiTi SAY that the extensive line of home cooked food pro­ g Your week-end order delivered any time after 7 VALUE beyond anything ducts we sell will match the quality of the best cooks. g o'clock Saturday morning that you may specify. 1 ------The quality has remained consistent throughout the 5 Call 2000. Absolutely accurate booking and deliv- you have known. Today! g ery system. — ^phone your dealer fora years we have been in business. I Advertise in The Evening Herald-It Pays case. A large assortment of Home Cooked Foods with spe­ cials changing daily. Large assortment of Otto Stahl’s Smoked and Cooked Meats and our Own Baked Ham.

Large assortment of imported and domestic cheese, fish and canned food specialties. C iuB > Heavy Cream Strictly Fresh Eggs Brown’s Butter WrOLDEN R Store Open Every Evening Until 9 o’clock IPAIUEDRY ^ Ginger AU %SSXX%X%%X%X%X%%XSXX%XX%XSXXX9SS%XXSXXSiS%SSXXSeX%XXSSSSS6S( WHERE CONNECTICUT BUYS ITS GROCERIES

i i f c ; ■ - ilO L L Y W O O D LAND O’ LAKES I MARKET BANANAS, 4 lbs...... 25<; SMITH'S GROCERY b u t t e r 1 lb. roll 47*. Fancy Ripe 381 F.ast Center Street, Tel. 1200 North School Street Tel. 1200 ^ Corner Parker FANCY M.UNE . PINEAPPLES, 2 for ...... ' 3 Phone 330 2 '^ »*-■ POTATOES IS lb. Pk. ipc Fancr I.u'r* Setter Meats at Lower E Prices. Butter Macaroon DULUTH IMPERIAL ONIONS, 4 lbs. 19c idi^esh Shoulders...... 18c lb. 24V2lb.bag 99® Fancy Texas ^ ^ 3 0 Blade Pork Chops 25e lb. is a new Sunshine cookie. It isn’t often that we enthuse over anything new in cookies FLOUR ^Shoulder Steak Ground 35c lb. for we have seen so many “duds.” But we are convinced that Butter Macaroons is HERSHEY’S i^ender Bib Roast Beef 33c lb. Aapaeagut Tips Pot R o a sts...... 29c lb. going to prove a wonderful “ repeater.” Crab Moat W eal B o a s ts ...... 35c lb. COCOA fjilamburg with a little pork ...... 29c lb. Half Hams ..... 32c lb. htroductory Sale Price 33c lb. J V z l b , cans ;?3^an Corned Beef . .25c 35c lb. 2 y 2l b . c a n s 2 $ ^ Fancy Tips from Finest California Aaparagna. Extra Special Supreme for Candies and Icings, t^ABBAGE ...... 'u* ^-;....-«....i__ .X ------— -;rV ir many laaglm earned by tbe bero I who beUeraa. be can be a eeooxtd OSBiRSHyNES Oeoi^e Waablngton. Tbe p|pv U •5 1' said to eoiUaln eten m ow 1[»ti^ I-' ^han tbe idoyle abd^ebotUd ^roTe ■ a hit with tbd large andimice ex- ll^np ■:* • •'.-i • .4-. pected tQiaitend. , V The' play la being.he!i by fbe League In an. .itf Pmldng pledge to the BnUdlsg/Jiind at tb<^ E j^C fe charch. Those taking part, are ell . " V *' • * ' m^bera' 6f the Wiimnani l< d w e and are coached by Hlaa L w a Freshness! Rear o f ttiofiei)!- Chutch pt BbckvlBe | »d * Rer. i / Jamee Qreer, asi^nt pa«or of QnuMty coffee-^reshf ..Oak St. p id iv e a ^ the South M etbo^^boreb^ Boueal Coffee is sini* Store '5 " • . , , The Child Study club met laaj plj a blend of the - MANCHESTER’S GREAT PUBUC PANTRY smteed da^ bard wprk> Slj^nia 1 ^ v^jl3t6b*^t«St, world’s best coffees street jail l^i^Jiaftford tor Id fish, ^£th about 2d membecaP^j^b^ perfectly roosted -- SAVES YOU'TIME ' SAVES YOU ■ Is the penalty Walter. Rlcbloff,“ 28, ' p. Allen, prealdent'bt the'club, open­ and ^Uvered to yon of 98 Charter Gak street must pay. , ed the -meeting and-called on Mias oven^freahhy the fa­ tor fishing with four lines. The Ethel M. Pish who gave an in- D ver 5*000 People Can't Be law allows a person to .nse only 'tereatlnb report of' the edncational mous Boscnl vacuum COM Vfrot two. Rlchlolt was arrested*at d> convention ahe attended last week can—the greatest cdb For that many and more customers purchase in the Self-Serve Groceries each weefe o’clock yesterday afternoon at In Boston and talked, on the sub- vsnoein coffee history* ' Globe Hollow reservoir by Deputy Jecr of iron in g chUdreh through Join yonr neighbors tomorrow. Visit either of the Self Serve’s—you can’t go wrong. - Warden Walter B. Luettgens and control of the emotlbnaf ' Games Prove this today! was convicted in Town Court this were played and refreshment^ setr- - momlug nlthough pleading not ed by a committee composed pf Idia. WHY ORNY YdOMBtP THE BKST ffOPPBBt V guilty. „ Nellie Marks, Mrs, MlllbVd, Park 500 Pounds Freshly Smoked Deputy Judge Thomas Perguson and Mrs. P. A. Sweet. The next Finest Sweet Ckenm ^Butter Imposed a fine of 82 cMts meeting will be held'^nb 19 with ' which amounted to 812.02. Miss Pish at StfnnyMlIb school. SHbUUDEB HAMS • loff-refused to pay the money and Mi-8. Russell Post, Mrs.- Irving - .was taken to lall, an added expense Campbell and Mrs. Prank WQkle Meadow Gold Butter " of 2 3 .75, which makes a total of will be In charge .of the social hour. ADVERTISE IN THF HERALD—IT PAYs| V 815-77—ithe equivalent of 18 days 19e pound ^*Rlchloir In hlS own behaH -told l i b .r o l l 4 9 ^ lt b .r o ll9 0 ® Lean, short shank.. 4 to 7 pcinnd average w el^t. tbe court that only feuo pf>thpalnm - were his. One alibi was that they - were the property of a man with Sunbeam Fancy Purple Preserved Sunbeam Fancy • whom he hoarded. He said the lat- No. 2V, No. 2>/2 BfWmg: - ter had gone homo early and that 2 cans / D M » two hoye had been using the lines Italian Prune 2 cans Fruits tor Sglad . and- that they, too, had Just lefU Nothing but^the purest and best Ingredients used In " The fact that the lines were all Coiifidetice ■ similar and that Rtehloff was alone David Harnm’s Fancy Tender when Warden Luettgens saw him Every day in cities and towns, New England’s wives No. 2 Hale’S Mnk Bread loaf 8e 'fir s t at 5 o’clock, Impressed the Sweet Peas 2 cans 35e ' (Made especially for Hale’s.) ' \ court far more than Rlchloff’s ap- and mothers go to A & fo^ stores and markets ; parChtly false statements. -~or send their children, utterly convinced that they Some question-was raised as to do better in quality, in price and in value. A&Pstores ' For fresh cookies and variety visit Hale’s Cookie Dept. Fea. • ' Special Sale and Demonstration r: ■ ' Richloff*8 correct Identity He said taring N. B. Cookies— Over 60 varletleSi ho was In the World War and could cherish this confidence and are committed to a single produce discharge papers. This led policy which assures you of every possible advantage H to the dlspcbrery that the man dldn t Oakite 2 pkgs. 25c enlist until: 1220, two years wfter of quality and economy. R idge Bars A ssorted the war wis ever. Hla" fishing license' ■was taken out In Watery Free! With two packages of Oakite a 50c silver cleaning bury. Richloff had heed fishing all Or VAN CAMP*S at 3 eanifor 25c! Z S c p o u n d plate and shppping bag. afternoon when arrested and had TALL » made u ■ good • natch o f percb. snd WHITEHOUSE ...... X bullheads. CANS Richloff Is said to have landed Evap» Bflik ' Miscellaneow8 l^ ed a ls ; exactly 18 flsb. which will cost him a day In Jail aplbce. Selected for the finest retail trade! Dog and Cat Calo, 2 cans ...... 25c Welch’s Grape Juice, (freshly packed) f SUNNYBROOK Republic Tuna Fish, No. 2% can . .^... .19c pint 29c, quart 55c '^WORTHBtSTOnAY dozen 41c Star Naptha Washing Powder, pkg..; 17c Edgemont Crackers— Grahams, pkg. 19c SUNNYFIELD sliced^ rindless, sugar-cured!

Present “Nothiiig But the Fresh Fruits and Yegetab les-Largest Stock In Town at-, Cheney Hall- To- Pure, refindd — the best shortening! n i ^ t . Now Is the time to can 700 Quarts Fancy r Can'a man. tell the truth, the ah- LBS Mlute truth for twenty-four hours Pineapples each 23c Premier Strawberries | even with 8^0.000 At stake? This L a r d 1-2 crate $1.9 0 ; full crate $3.60 question will be aniwered in thv Extra large, sugar Jumbo pineapples. roree-act comedy being-presented at The pick of the fine new crop! quart 21e Cheney hall at 8 o’clock tonight by the Epworth Lekgue of tbv. South ^ lbs. 2 5 c Fresh Crisp ^ Methodist Church, and entitled P o t a t o e s 1500 Ponn^ Large Golden Ripe “Nothing But The Truth." Those who saw, tbe_ '^~~Pauh^ prints of fancy creamery butter! Bananas 3 lbs. 19c Cele^- Mc^ts 1 bun. 25c same name, starring Richard Dlx, know the plot of the story and the ^ SILVERBROOK lb 300 Quarts Tender Green Stringless Native Tender Green Asparagus lb. 25di . J Beans 2 qts. 19c Buyine atA&l Special-^rices California Snnklst ^ Florida Sealdsweet V Oranges (laPge) doz. 49c Oranges (large) dox. 49e Sanitary Market Means a Great Saving to You ^ (sm all) dozen 29c small, dozen 25e i ■ ■ ■ Also fancy Wlnesap apples, cherries, pears, large and medlom Sealdsweet grapefruit, grapes, mn^rooms, tomatoes, fresh peas, wax Foodg shelves are selected first fttr their quality . . . beans, Iceberg and native lettuce, radishes, encumbers, etc. v ^ Td 441 Tel 442 ' thetifh^ Repriced unusually low. You save every day at the A &P. Study these values COFFEE GELATINE, Plymouth Rock, Strawberries, 10c Qt. Basket, ? IONA PEACHES ...... ^ 15c Store Other ■'l Native Asparagus, 1 lb. Bunch, ASPARAGUS TIPS, p tf Monte...... can 29c pkg...... 14c I ; * 7c. GRAPE FRUIT.. . — * .. - ...... can 21c CRISCO...... lb. can 23c Open USLES Hsl« ^ S Cans <3mMtkm Evaporated BAKER’S CHOCOLATE, 1-2 lb. pkg*... 21c I * Milk, large size, 2fic. BAKER’C C O C O A I^, southern style News OH*» i 8 Cans-Tam'Camp Spaghetti for pkg* ...... 15c BAKER’S EXTRACTS------bottle 31c Sat ' 2Sc. -< ■ BAKER’S COGOANUT, Premium . *pkg. 12c BRILLO i.j...... pkg. 9c Back 2 Cans Kidney Beans, 2Sc. Nights •T- yy MacLaren’s Salad Dressing, pints SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR.. . . pkg. 33c P & G SOAP ...... 10 Cakes 39c MEALTM MARKET Page? r aoc. RELIABLE FIX)UR,:1 liSt lb. pkg...... 21c LUX TOILET SOAP...... 3 Cakes 19c -r 2 Cans GbaRenge MRk, Sfic. tJnta9 5 lb. Bag B ^ d Floor, 27c. - RELIABLE FLOUR, 3 lb, pkg...... — 41c A & P SALMON...... 1-2 lb. can 27c 2 lbs. White Beans, 25c. SHREDDED WHEAT...... 2 pkgs. 19c A & P SALMON...... lb. can 47c 2 lbs. Yellow Eyied Beans, 25c. FIG BARS ...... 3 lbs. 29c Steak Salmon, 25c can. ROYAL BAKING POWDER^ 12 oz. can 43c Hale's Meats Are Sold Under Stanedded Wheat, lie .. 5c CANDIES, A A P Price, 3 for 10c, SPECUL 8 for ?5c. Mnffets, 11c package. Fancy Viii^;ar, Quart BottleSv Sanitary Conditions 85c. ■ - 'V ' Romford Baking Powder, .1 lb. ' : else, 29c* CliGice M tats 5 KirloBim Soap, 25c. A real value—Prime Lean Large Can Peachey 85c. To be sureqf quality.— buy atA&P markets Bsiffetfia BVMfcfast-ih Glass, 40c. RIB b 6 a ST PORK CHOPS LUXURY LOAF Rib Beast of Beef ft 36c BaffettO Breakfast in Glass, 40c. | Best Prime Steer Rib end. - , A delicloos spread . . 4 5 c Pot Reait of Beet K 28d ,, to Stuffed, 50c. l b ...... 3 8 c lb...... ^2 7 ^ (Short ent) 8 Cans Tomato Soup, 25c. BEST BOILED HAM f r e s h -p o r k s h o u l d b r s OVEN ROASTS Madilne sliced, C Sirloin Steak s> 50e Best Boneless, Ce«n, well trimmed, any Cube Steak ft 45c , lb...... ^ < 4 2 c . U)e • • • • •j'w • • e • 2 1 c PREMIUM BACON, f MEATS Genuine ( 4'84 to 6 pounds) Boneless Swift’s 1-2 pound cellophane 48 PORlXBfiOUSE STEAK VEAL r o u l e t t e s Legs of Lamb, c lb. wnvped, OC^ Pork to^.Roast, 20c lb. Large Tenderloin Boneless ft 39e 3 5 c pkgs...... ^ D C Legs of Lsmb Year Roast Pot Roast,'Bondpss,.lQ$c'~ lb. 6 5 c Uhe ••a******** •'••••• Rib Roast 'B eet, 80c lb. FBANKFUBTS • *• • Best Dnported (Sliced)' Teal Cutlet* . 55c lb. FRESH Rm ROASTM SPRING L^UdB LEGS : Fresh made. L e w Fresh Teal Patties, 8 fo r SSO. Gut frofn soft yonng Ih. . . I 2 5 c Sausage Mea;^ 80c lb., ,'.-' Cut from yonng choice K 21c Canadian Bacon pigs, lb...... hunbs, lb...... 3 9 c Fancy Stockinette Pork Shoulders Small Sausage, 1^ lb.' /- Boneless- Hasnsi 8 Sc lb; - .-SMOKED SHOULDERS / ' LAMB ROULETTES Grote .and Wlegel Best I 'iy’V I RUMP STEAK Special smoked, any^v^ght Sugar Cured (sliced) ^oneprloe O O s * & 4 0 0 , k lb«. w| • a • VI * 3 5 c Ih. ^645^ 5 Bacon ft 35e Ham ^ o M cd ) T r FRUIT A, SUeed gVeeh Berries, 10c b a d ^ Fruits and V^#ta|iles Ib California Oramg^ 49o doz* f t SSe MttwUtMt Klotida Oranges, 49e doz. Splendid assortments atoM A& P gtorog Jellied Tongue Grapefruit, 8 t o 25c. ^ At Onr Bakesy Degts. A ^ le a ' lbc quart. ' - Wax and "4RANANAS, Fancy Bipe, dibs... v 15c ASPARAGUS A complete lipe.of cold uMts for sandwiebw and Bananas, R lha. 25c. Native to Gweri-BSaiii : TEXAS ONIONS, new crop, 5 AD Green ' Ai«5 Imported and ttocotic chefeift aa wsB as Coffee Ring! . eadb lb. bimcb 25c delicious saladn aud baked^beium.' ' Vstrin^ii^; PINE^IPPU^ direct from ICEBERG* picwtic,i!fc.: ir, y>Cnbs, 8 f e r • ■ ■ • • • • • •,• •> ? • • • 3 5 c PUCE ^ a s d i, 29c pedt. . .. ■ « 'CaCTOts,J8 Amefaes lor 25c .. Professor HIU wlU tdl of bis oh.;, sefit At the 8tsU Jhesto lemhers e A afted to - t Bimts. 2 mmdM9 -to*.26e. .. ■ s t r a w b E r i ^ , _ _ Jii at dnee sad make. aerveUmt b(>tlisr Una. RWgMsoan-^*^- « « » wum la for m te'Psyette B. 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n-3 ^T7;5Sf-^V5‘-A'»>4SlS .f r3*^:Vv l«^. T H E € -•■t’il rii*.' ‘ "i I ,\^j.i J_____ • ----*— m u s i c a l m sTRUldsi^ .APAB19IBNTS—FLATS^ 1 h.'l'-; BUSnfflii}‘8BKVICBS ■'•1- TENEMENTS » L, /la fatomiatlon LOST ,A^D FOUND FQ B'j^E---^BU H /r PIANO, Itt > ______.- - I - O I g B R B D ______1*1 £ ie Good- toT'^a. ’ beSinner. FOR r e n t — ipiVB ROOM Sat,- all • • -iV "M^chester s.'l'- 'iv. ^ITICB..4g HEREBY glreu that Only .>iKiKemps"2f Ofiic H o ty , Improvements, heat furnished. | Pass Boofc No. 12922 Issu^^hy MATTRESrotl; " BOX Mail Yoiir Ad To ^ L a t 441 Center .street or tele* The Savlnga Bank ot Man-eater PILLOWS w^TEAM - STERII^ED - phone 6 8 i; ‘ . Evening Her^d, . ~ lost or destroyed, and AND MADE OVER EQUAL TO CLASOTTED ADVEBTIfflB- written appMwttioirJhas beenfinade nS w — »6 FOR OLD FOR RENT— S ROOM Sat, at 167 > MENTS tOr,Bal4 bank ‘ by the person liL IN e x c h a n g e f o r NtoW ONE Mnsic Honse. North Main ' street over Dr. Coant ilx nv*ra»o "word* to •» Un^ name snch book was Issned,' '-ONE DAY SERVICE Moran’s oficft all improvementa W i Cekbrate M Sik H InitUlB. vwunJi:*™ fpcti^yment ot the amount ot de- ‘ m a n . UPHOLSTERING CO. F ^ ^ 5 ti*r-M A T H U 8HBK need and gas r a n n .' Inanire. Pagani each' connt na n •word nnd compowd 831 center St— Opposite ^ c h st. Good for practicing on. |8 6. w orts * » tw o w orts. Mlnlmuxn cost^U iildiite'roprosented by said book, or Brotbera Store, Depot Square. OmMial V a iM te rtiilg jlssuance ot a duplicate Est.. Since 1 ^ 2 . Tel. 1268-2 ' Mnpic Honse, price ot three Unea ^ < • • THREE ROOM SUITE in Johnson / :..*^bOOeretor. . ______/ -t' Une rates per day /or transloit AB^SrREMOVED BY LO ^ or |i;0i^VBALE — MAHOGANY used block, moderh (mprovementii. Tel. Tomorrow. ade. I’dtJND POCKETBOOK containing _ job in light moving truck. V .^ r - 1 planov RebnUt and in good shape. Aaron Johnson, 6 2d or janitor BflcetiTe MaMh IT, . Cash Charae sim^^Bnm of money. Owner may po, 116 WeHs'street..*Fel. 2.466-W. 0 ^ ,1 6 0 . Kemps Music Houfie. ■ 2040. 6 Consecutive Days ..I 7 cUj » cU fiswiMBne by proving property andj r ' • 3 ConsecuUve Days .. » cU U cU p^Hijg>'lor this gdv. 718 Hartford • _ - FOR RENT— MODERN six room Another year has rolled by bring­ FLORlSTSs-NUItfflBBiES 15 • . ■ i ■ ’ ' WANTED—TO BUY 58 single on Elro efreet, with garage, ing Rubinow’i popnlv women’s ap­ ^ Ajf ortera'fw'liVeiiui in ie ^ ^ ‘ * ' * \ *^ May 1st Walter Prlche, 54 Bait parel shop tc its 22iid anniversary, will be charaed atthe SPECliiL Fd’fe'ONB WEEK Ol^Y JUNK Middle Turnpike. Telephone 348-4 22 years of successful bnsiness Special rates for Iona term eve^ Yon can always get the highest day^vertlBlna alven upon announcements 2 __One Hydrangea.,P. G., one wU® that has sedn the store grow from Ads ordered for three or six price for all kinds of jnnk from TO r e n t :—CENTENNIAL apart­ a small beginning to a very slseable of Snow, one Japanese Flowering Clip this Blank-^Write Your Ad, Wm.‘ 'Ostrindky; 91 Clinton and stopped before the third or ^ STBAMSHI? ;T1C5^TS**A11 pMts Quince, one Porsythla, one Honey- ] ments, four room apartment, jani­ one and certainly one of -Manches­ day will be charsed only for the ac­ streef. Tel. 849. of the world. Ask for soling lists suckle Bush, one Snowberry Red, Number of Insertions here— —r— - tor service, heat, gas rapge, Ice ter’s leading women’s'stores. tual number of times the ad and tAt6fi. PhonBJ50-2.- Robert J. box furnished. Call Manchester ed. charalna at the rate but one SnowberryWhite, one Syrlnga, LEAP - -TOBACCO WANTED — This event will be celebrated by no allowances or refunds caiu.be made Smith, 1009 Main street. _____ one Spirea Van Houtte, one Pride Construction Company, 2100 or a very nnnsnat'sale atarUng May on six time ads stopped after the Print your name and address below. HfVAiuui saeA. Broadleaf, all of Rochester. All for one dollar. .grades, case's or handles, any 782-2. 18 and continuins through ^ d in- ^^No^ATil forbids” : display lines not automobiles f o r s a l e 4 John McConvllle, 7 Wlndemere St. ismotmt,r .; Also -;atemming and FOR r e n t — 4 AND 5 rooms, mod clhdlng Saturdd^y: M|l^. rzS; ||bich Tel, 1640. ' damag^ tobacco. Write Box K, In effort and prdpdfatSoa •iitAl'Alieen * °^ e Herald will not be re8Pon«‘bi* ern improvements, 5 Walnut for more than one Incorrect Insertion .GOOD USED CARS 'care:of'H0ral'd. # street, near Cheney Mills $20-$ 2 6. made in planning'and bringtS^-.this of any advertisement ordered for 1927 Nash Sedan. FRUIT TREES, GRAPE vines, flow­ event about. Merchan^tae- is WILL PAY-HIGHEST cash prlcefi Inquire (fn premises, tailor shop. more.than one time. 1927 Nash Coach. ering Bhinhs, climbing vines, Tel. 2470. flrst'to be shown id; tc^ n -iitf^ ^ n The Inadvertent omission InTO^ hedge plants, barberry and privet, for aga, paper, magazines and rect publication of advertlstaK will be 1928- Essex Sedan.; secured-for'this^ssdfr^'&^fi-a^ rectified only by canc^atlon of the 1927 Chevrolet Coupe. rose bushes, ramblers, evergreen metals. Also buy all kinds of tion to that it has been marked at charge made for^the service rendered. 1926 Stndehaker Sedan. trees, Ivys, asparagus roots, hardy ,ahd Mail to The Herald for Real chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Call HOUSES FOR RENT 65 very low prices to make this a 1925 Overland Coach. plants. Spring bulbs annual and 1645 or 1689. ' worth while event for all the thon- Alii' advertisements must eonrtttn perennial flowering plants. All In style, copy and typography with 1924 Dodge Opupe, FOR RENT— 10 ROOM, house, tVo sands of patrons ot this stpre. ~ - regulations enforced by th® publish­ W25 Nash Advanced Sedan number one stock. Plant now! The WANTED^ROOMS— bathrooms, oil burning furnace, Continued business growth has ers and they reserve the Tight to ' MADDEN BROS. Wayside Gardens, Nursery Dept. P. RESULTS two car garage. Call 258. edit, revise or reject any copy con­ BOARD 62 seen several, expansions o f the 681 Main St. Tel. 600 J. Burke, PrCp. Tel. 714-2, Rock­ store» materially until now Rnbi- sidered objectionable. ^ ville, Conn. FOR RENT— NEW SEVEN room CLOSING H''URS-^lasslfied a^ OR WANTED— ROOM,AND board In single house on Hackmatack now’s has a splendid store wlUi a to be published same day must be re­ 1928 Nash Speclal Vlctorla. private family by woman and great deal of floor-space'and a fine ceived by 12 o'clock noon. Saturdays 1926 Stndehaker Com. Sedan. ASTER PLANTS, strawflowera sln- street, all improVenlents. Inquire nlas, snapdragons, ten weeks child. Write Box Y. Herald. 268 Hackmatack street. ' basement. The store i^'s^ys pre­ 'TEfepHONB YODK WANT 1924 Stndehaker Big 6 Coupe. sents a pleasing,^ weUr am nged. ap­ 1924 Stndehaker Big 6 Sedan. stock 25c dozen. Rose of Heaven, WANTED BY YOUNG lady working ADS. 25c dozen, gladlola bulbs, 25c pearance, and the display windows 1924 BnlCk Touring. Phone 664 in town, board and room with pri­ FARMS AND LAND FOR are always arranged with showings Ads are accepted ov®t the telephone A number o f other cheaper cars doz, bleeding heart $1 each,'toma vate family. Address Box P, In at the CHARGE RATE given above to plants 25c dozen, cabbage FOR AN AD TAKER SALE 71 of merchandise that represent'Teal- as a convletiC'e’ to advertisers, but y GOijKEY, AU.TP CO. cire of Herald. , ' skill and that draw bnsiness. the CASH RATES will be accepted M 20 E. Center St. Stndehaker Dealer plants, 10c dozen or 75c hundred. FUi S^PAYMBNT If paid at the tnisl- John McConvllle, 7 Windemere ness office ovC- or before the ®oj®“ th 1,926 OLDSMOBILE COACH. street. Tel. 1640. APARTMENTS^FLATS— $700 GETS ACRES CROPS Estimated, on 90 acfe farm, also day following the ®” t '““I o'P r q e 192^7 ..EGKTIAC l a n d a u . * TENEMENTS 63 CALIFORNIA HORSE... each' ad otherwise the CHARG^ h e l p 3 6 furniture, horses, 7 cattle, poultry, r a t e will be collected. No responsl- 1927 PONTIAC COACH. FOR SALE— A LARGE quantity of WANTED-MALE 1 ELECTRICA^A?PLIANCK A 49 dogs, implements, hay, potatoea, - 1927 WHIPPET l a n d a u . plants, pansies 30c per dozen, all FOR RENT— 6 ,ROOM tei.ement. oats, buckwheat, corn, vegetables; K DERBY SURPRISE 1927 WHIPPET s e d a n : kinds of perennials, evergreens LARGE INSURANCE COMPANY all modern improvements. Includ­ 1926 PAIGE BROUGHAM. blue spruce $1.00 each, flowering • has opening for married man pre­ FOR SALE— RADIOv A six tube borders . stream, all kinds fruit, “ l”l5bBXO?50LASSIFICA Kellogg radio In a burled walnut ing screens and shades, 75 Main 1926 DODGE SEDAN. shrubs, catalpa trees, monthly ferably between the ages of 30 stfeet. Inquire 90 Main. valuable wood, good 10-room house Chicago, May 17 -^ -W h fn the t i o n ^ rose, Norway maples. 4 feet high, and 40 to act as a solicitor and eablnet, with air column?, speak- farm bldgs, near city markets. Only , 1926 CHEVROLET COACH. ’ 6r, brand new, list prlc® $375. cream of American horseflesh Births 1925 CHEVROLET SEDAN. 3 5c each. California privets, bar­ agent for the company. To the I f o r REOT-^-NEW 5 room flat, all $2000 for alL $700 down. On pg. swings down the , stretch ^ at Engagements Number of other good, used cars berry, grape vines; also'gerenlums proper man we will offer a sub­ Now $125 complete! and Install^. improvements, with garage, 164 52 Strouts catalog. Write today for Marriages Apply Radio Dept. J. W. Hale Churchill Downs before the annual ' ali being reconditioned.- ^ and green house plants, all In stantial salary and commission. Eldrldge street. Inquire, 58 Ash­ your Free copy this big catalog Deaths Company. - thrill-packed crowd at Louisville Card 'oi CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO, buds and bloom, 100.000 tomato Apply in own handwriting, giving worth street, evenings. with 553 pictures. Strout Agency tomorrow, a California horso may In Memoriam/ Center and Trotter.Sik.-' * ■ . piahtS'hhw ^eady, 15c •,-er dozen, references and past experience. All 255-DS Fourth Ave., N. Y. City. be returned the winnmr of thf great Lost and Found ^ ' Tel. 1174 or./202L v- . , . $1.00 per hundred. Cabbage plants replies will be held strictly con­ FOR RENT— SPRUCE' St.— Pour Annolincemepts -f-s FUEL AND FEED 49-A room flat with garage. Apply to turf classic. Personals ------LaX. .lO c per dozen, 75c per hundred. fidential. Address Box X, Herald. 34 Spruce street. HOUSES FOR SALE 72 The western candidate for the n Z b R eo 1 ’ Phone 8-3091. 379 Burnside Ave. FOR SALE— HARD WOOD $8 load; ______t_i__ supreme track/honor is Baron A.utosmoblles for SiUe -.*-,, 1925 Reo 1 l-i-ftyt-«Ilt«8?.boay - Greenhouse, East Hartford. WANTED— 16 YEAR old boys to mixed wood $6;60, slabs $7; also Long’s sensational PaclcineS-Bllnd sfiioblles for E:Whaoge 1924 Reo 6 cylinaer, 7 passenger learn mill operations. Apply to FOR SALE— NEW ENGLISH type, auto-Accessories—Tires B ashes moved. Charles Palmer. Tel. LOWER RENT AND garage. 73 rooms, garage attached, tile Beauty speed^marvel. Enrast. Auto:Repairing—Palnting.i,S.V...fi-* touring. ^ VEK5ETABLE & FLOWER plants, Cheney Brothers Employment 7 tomato plants, pepper, egg plant, 895-3. Summer street. bath, large cedar closet, oak trim, A 100 to 1 shot In the future Auto-Schools ...... ‘-A 1926 Ford !;'ton dump body. office. books a few weeks ago,, the Long Autos—Ship, by Truck « Brown’s Gata^e-::5:elephone 869 cabbage, lettuce, cauliflower. Also OAK AND APPLE tree wood for oak floors, throughout, steam heat, Autos—^or Hire •-• • • v-• • • • • •^r'; FOR RENT— 4 ROOM , tenement, •fife place, graded, copper screens, animal has come forward at a tre> Garaires^-TServlce-r-Storagp^ • Corner C'Mpei' antl^West aster, zinnia, salvia.verbena, calen­ Btdve and fire place, best quality. new house, all Improvements, mendous clip in recent worko'Uts, MotohCyclM—Bicycle “ dula, straw flowers, scablosa. sal- SITUATIONS WANTED^ Prank V. Williams, Buckland. Tdl. gutters. Owner and builder Wil­ Wanled. Autps—Motorcycles . - . __ l^ SEE OUR U ^ D CARS FIRST steam heat, shades,* 110 Eldrldge liam Wetherell. 15 Spring street. and the California-bred youngster piglossis, snapdragons, marigold, F E M A L E 38 898-2. is now rated highly, especially by Business nud Profesulounl Services MANCHESTER. MOTOR,SALES delphinium, larkspur. Dusty Mil­ street. Telephone 2927-J. Business. Services Offered ...... 1^ 1069 Main St. - ; Tel.- 740 WOMAN WOULD like plain sewing] betters who like to pick a long shot. Housfehold 'Services Offered ...... i»-A ler, •’poppies, Phlox, shasta daisy, f o r r e n t — TWO AND THREE FOR SALE OR RENT. In Holly­ The last workout of Ervast be­ Buildilng-H^pntractlng . ------• Thos. E. Dbhahu^, Mgr. chrysanthemums, petunia, aquile to do at home. Inquire 41 StrielD HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 room apartments,- all, .improve­ plorfets—Nurseries ----lo land street or telephone 774-4. wood, new 7 room Colonial house, fore the horse was shipped to gia. Also potted flow ersgerani­ ments. Furnished rooms with bath, oak floors, tile bath, fireplace, Louisville left the Coast rallblrds FunoraLDlreotora. •..••••• 'i? p 6 jr r o 5 f5 0 H »Y S L E g i.^ 0 road ums, Marthd Washington, agera- FOR SALE— SECOND hani gas 2 Heatlng-^Plum bmg--=-RoQttff^ . ster. Fri€if:#400f. - James Rogers, ranges, second hand coal stoves 26 Birch street. ear garage, shrubbery. Price low, gasping. He stepped the mile In Insurance'...... tum, coleus, begonia, German and SITUATIONS WANTED- 1:36 4-5; the mile and one tenth In Millinery—Dressmaking ...... Centennial Apartments. Telephone second hand refrigerators,, sold FOR RENT— FIVE ROOM flat, all very easy terms. Phone 1722-2. English ivy. vinca, fuchsias, hang­ 1:49 4-5 and finished out the Derby Moving—Trucking—Storage ... au 2920. ing pans, ferns, dracena and pan MALE 39 cheap for cash, while they last. Improvements. 113 Summer street. Painting—PaiJering ...... Alfred A. Grezel, 829- Main street. FOR SALE— NEW HOMES on distance of a mile and a quarter, Professional Services...... “ FOR SALE— 1924 MASTER 6 sies, 621 Hartford Road Green­ WANTED— ASHES to cart, plow-' Telephone 897-13. Walker, Henry, Washington. Park pulled up, to 2:05 2-6. Fractional Buick tourlngi' excellent rubber, no house. Call 37-3. BETWEEN NOW and Decoration er, Phelps Road and Falrvlew Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning. ... Ing to do, cellars to dig. L. T. FOR RENT— POUR ROOM tene­ time for the workout wis 11 4-5, Toilet Goods and Service ,----- “ reasonable ' l^^^ reftfsed. Tele­ Wood, 55 Blssell street. Day, we will give a 5 foot Ameri­ ment, near trolley line, all Im­ streets. In fact all sections of the 23 3-5; 35 1-5, 4 7 4-5. 59 8-5, 1;11 Wanted—Business Service ...... **> phone l*"98-2v can flag, with pole with ever/ $10 town. Our list always complete. 4-5. 1:36 3-5 and 1:49 4r5. . . Bdncatioaal . MOVINGr-TRUCKING— provements. Also furnished rooms. purchase or more. This Is a beauti­ Inquire 19 Ridgewood street. Arthur A. Knofla. Phone 782-2, Long is a millionaire financier of Courses and Classes...... FOR SALE— 1926 ESSEX.coach In STO R A G E 20 LIVE STOCK-VEHICLES 42 875 Main street. Private: Instruction ...... ful American flag. Benson Furni­ San Diego, who delights In breed­ good condition. Inquire 2,3 Moore ture Company. FOR RENT— 6 ROOM flat, all Im- | ing thoroug^hriede. Ervast ..will he Dancing...... PERRETT & GLENNEY. Call any­ FOR SALE— FOUR good work FOR SALE!— 6 ROOM house, Eng- Musical—Dramatic ...... street, r' horses cheap. W. B. Orcott. Coven­ provements. Inquire M. J. Morlar- the first horse to Long Wanted—Instruc^^:^.'.,;..-..**«v - time. Tel. 7. Local and long dis­ VULCAN SMOOTH TOP gas range Us&y-type, all modern Improve­ 60 road- tance moving and trucking and try, Tel. Manchester 1064-3. ty, 422 Bast Center street. Tel. Jade and green coldre - bv^srae of $15. Several other gOod bargains ments, 2 car garage. 100 feet California. Bonds-f-Stocks^^S^tgages . / H centennial freight work and express. Dally 1321-4. front. Inquire 23 Academy street. Business Opportunities • • • • • ■ in used gas ranges. Ervast won eight consecutive i t ^^^aT;t3ments. Telephone 2920. express to Hartford. WATKINS FOR BENT— 6 ROOM tenement, Money to Loan • POULTRY AND FOR SALE— COZY 1 FLOOR bun- starts in the V(lnter on.,the west Help aad ,S|ftiirt)iens _ coach, good FURNITURE EXCHANGE with or without garage. All Im­ coast. At the time of the Tijuana Help Waritedrr®M^»l!®- • " • ■ GENERAL TRUCKING— Local and SUPPLIES galow, 6 pleasant rooms, garage, -^^ttO F ii. Ip^hlre 3'5. Westminster long distance. Fertilizer grain, 17 Oak Street. provements. Inquire 168 Hilliard Derby, in which he was out of the Help WantpdrrM«t=; shrubs, large lot, near school,. - Ervast Help W of telephone; i8l4l. heavy freight etc.; fast service, MILLER’S DAY-OLD BABY Chix FOR SALE— ONE ROLLED- top street. Bargain price, owner making j Agents Wajoirt..'v*;Wr-.---, . . ,11 rr»:>-r~j I ' ' reasonable-rates. Pfank V. Wil­ and half-grown stock. Reds and was suffering froni a swelling in a Situations • i ^ ■.i1926 o9cimmSAWTiOA( -HUDSOfrCO ACH desk, also one Crawford coal range FOR RENT— BENTON ST., five change. Henry street. Phone 896-3 Situations WantWg'^^l®? V • liams, Buckland. Telephone 989-2. White Leghorns, from our own front ankle and thkt he was.-got at 40 1929 REO SEDAN In good condition. Inquire 14 Proc­ room flat. All modern Improve­ Employment .... selected and trapnested stock, tor. Road or telephone 1353. his best. ' , 4 lilve Sfocli—.pejla-r-PoaltTy—Vehicle* k, )DETTS GARAGE LOCAL a n d LONG distance mov­ bred for vigor, size and egg pro­ ments. Apply H. H. West & Son, REAL ESTATE FOR Does—Birds—PeiSra ^ ,.;iIlidpoB-EaBex’'Dealer— 129 Spruce ing, by expi^eqced men. Public 29 Blssell street, telephone 2500. Live Stock—Vehte]^ duction, State tested and free of FOR gALE— A GARLAND seml- EXCHANGE 761 Poultry and Supp; 43. storehouse. L. TL Wood, 55 Blssell B. W.' D. Member of Connecticut ,porcelain enamel gas range with TO RENT-DOWNSTAIRS flat, one ABOUTTOWNi Wanted — street. Tel,:4j96. ' Record of Performance Associa­ oven heat control. The stove was of the most convenient and desir­ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE on For LIES— tion. Eighth year of square'busi­ used for demonstrations In the able locations In South Manches­ Mather street Jost finishing 6. room Miss Ruth Cohn o i the Smart Articles.. MANCHESTER AND NEW YORK ness methods. Visitors welcome. modern house with garage.'Come I Boats AM — , Motor Dispatch. Dally service be­ store last week.'. Special 'price ter, all modern Improvements, shop has returned from a huyfng B u ild in g Telephone Manchester 1063-3 for $69:50. Apply Mr. Ferris, House- sieam heat, gas range, gas heater | and get acquainted. Wm. Kanebl, | Diamonds^Wktcb«»^W^M^ iKlES FOR YOUR hutomo- tween New York and Manchester, tri^ tp New Ybtk. fahglhZ;Crom ■$ZvnJ>. Recharg- Intormatlon. Sqme bargains In fnrnlshlng Debartment,'J, "W: BUiIe -and garage. Inquire 98 Church 519 Center street. Electrical AppliaacesrpR^to^ Call 7 or 2677 or 2578. brooders and poultry supplies on Fuel and' Bw®d lng;k'nl of Co. Street or Phonet l348. Lantern slides of birds and treei Garden W Farffi>4S>Alf3r7?rtdticts, 60 hand. Fred Miller. Coventry Poul­ Prest-O-Llte' • Battertes. ' Center FOR SALE— BOHN refrigerator, will be shown af the rognlar';m*et- Household Goods ...... 61 REPAIRING 23 try Farm, Coventry. PQR RENT—tTO. ADULTS, nlbdern Ing of the Manchester Green .Com­ Machinery .and Tools .. .•.>...... 62 Auto Supply Co., 155 Center. Tel. i medium size, good as .new. S. G^ tenement of four rooms with LAKEVIEW CLUB TO Musical Instruments . . . i\...... 63 FOR SALE— 210 BUCKEYE Incu­ Bowers,- 76 Demlng street, Man munity club in tke Green nehoel Office and Store Equipment . . . . . 54 IV— MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum garage. P. W. Hill, 10 Olcott hall this evenillg., Specials at the Stores---- ...... 66 cleaner, phonograph, clock, lock bator cheap; also 6 lb roasting Chester. Telbbhohe 2879. strebt. Tei; 1720-2. • • Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... bt chickens..Fred I. Fish, 787 Bast IffE R T A IN TONIGHT GARAGES—SERVICE- repairing; key making. Braith- Roger W. McOonniek, 15, now of Wanted—To Spy ...... walte^ 52 Pearl street. Middle Turnpike, South Manches­ HOMBPURNISHING EXPERT. 20 FOR RENT— MODERN five room STORAGE 19 ter. ' ______years as buyer and salesman. I can flat, newly renovated, at 47 Math­ Mr, and'Mr*. W. J. McCormick of ReStaaraats 65 New street, is able to rit up rtt- Rooms Without. Board ,..^.... . 69 EQJfl RBNT-tQARAGK, Manohes^ LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED, give you valuable asslstMce Ih er, street. Telephone 1987. | Lakeview Community club .69-A selecting your fnenisbings, ibr the :er being confined to'his Boarderji Wanted <-»i ter Green, Cook property. Tele­ chimneys cleaned and repaired, a r t i c l e s f o r SALE 45 FOR RENT-'-^? ROOM tenement on has arrai^ d the following entet- Country! Board—Resorts ...... 60 key flttipg, safes opened, saw filing - home. Representing only dealers nearly five weeks , with iM W ltli. Hotels—Restaurants phone 820. . Newman street^ all modern Im-1 talnment"Lp be given in the South Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... and' grinding. Work called for/ f o r s a l e — FORDSON, tractor; and manufacturers who are re^ liable. Young people buying for provements, tocludlng steam heat. I Mrs. L. E. Gellen of illeg's iS^al Estate Fax Rest DESOTO, SUPMOBILB & Durant. liarold Clemson, 108 NoTtb Elm ♦ also corn harvester, good condi­ Inquire 147-B.’ Center street. Tel. Apartments, Flats, Tenements •.. Sales and .&ffvlce; ajso Chevrolet street. Telephone 462. tion. Inquire S. J. Wetherell, Dem­ the first time will find this servlro Business Locations for Rent ... A play by the pnpll* of the South service the |»me as formerly. invaluable. It 1* free to all.' Call 1880. - “ ------Houses for Rent ' lng street. Telephone 335-2. school; Samuel Gaylord, entertain-j fjegg trip to New York Suburban for Rent ...... • . H. A. STEraENS -; -V SEWING MACHINE Repairing of all 1789. Wm. B. Keith, 24 Dobust St; FOR RENT— 4 ROOM fl*t, and Bummer Homes for Rent'...... •• Center at. Knox Sts. Tel. 939-2 makes, oils, needles and supplies. FOR SALE— BABY carriage. Apply ______' i-<'y er; Miss Anna Kotcb, piano solo; garage, 147 Schbbl street. Apply William McBride, vocal solo; Sam- Mrs. William Birrett ef 16 West Wantcd-to Rent ...... ■- R. W, Garrard, 37 Edward street. 82 West street: ' 10 PER CENT OS'F ^ j& e s .J . Rbhafi, telephone 166f. -Real Estate For Bale . Tel. 715. I SPECIAL DISCOUNT THIS WEEK nel Anderson, violinist; Miss Flor­ e'enter street, underwent a ipaJPr Apartment Building for Bale FOR; SALE— A-No. 1 loam. Inquire Business Property for Sals ...... BUSINESS SERVICES ^ on all the renpholstering and high FOR' ’RBIff-^4, 6 a n d 6 room ence Chambers, recitation; Miss operation at S t Franeia ho^ital Farms and Land for Sale ...... (OFFERED 13 Frank Damato, 24 Homestead grade overstaffed suites, saving yon rents. Apply Edward J. Holl, 866 Dorothy Wlrtalla, dance solo; this ihornlng. Her conditian ig re­ Houses for Sale ...... COURSES AND CLASSES 27 street, Manchfester, TeL 1507. ■, , , qt least 1-2. --'a -o - Main.street Telephone 660. Charles Rohan^ acebrdeon solo. > garded as satisfactory. \ Lots for Sale ...... •• -CHAIR CAlUlNG AND SpUht seat; Tel 1268-1— Evening Phone 1268-8 Resort Property for Sale...... LEARN THE BARBER TRADE in WE CARRY A complete liner- ot Suburban for Sale...... ' Ing. Satiefaetjon guaranteed: MAN. UPHOLSTERING CO. i = Price* Tight. L, B. -Basey, Sr., 696 day or evening classes at Vaughn’s goldfish, bird and dog supplies, of FOR RENT— 6 ROOM FLAT with j Real Estatp/or Exchange ...... the highest quality at modwatei 831 Center. Opp. Arch Wantedl—Real Estate ...... : Main street, ^buth Manchester, Barber. Schoolr 14 Market street, Bst. Since 1922 ' garage. Apply at 108 Ridge street AueRew'-'-l iegal Notleee Hartfor^..,, prices, MlUkowskl The F loiist/^ '; Auction Sales ,...4 Telv2881-W. Legal Notices ...... ,.4...»r.#i5!/!' By FRANK BECK important Notice GAS BUGGIES-rlfem.Asks D etails ipt Mothsr Barth is the foundation of all wealth.' Wnsaggegi h THEN IT'S SIMPLE BUT HE WOULDN'T . •BUT S/OU HAVEN'T IT MATTERS A LOT. >OU TfeLL MAKE HIM RETUftM nr. LET < itotna (or happiness, and an Investment that>thw^«niire tamlly ME YOU WERE 'A CROOK AND ENOUGH irlll njo And g6t ft rekl benefit front. Honey' InTest^d In ft; TOLD ME YET >WH© THAT'S THE RETURN THE MONEY. ME RAY nr BACK.^ 6 7 .A' THE MAN IS THAT .ONLY THING 1 THAT YOU REFORMED WHEN YOU I'VE SAVED $ 175 sa r^ lly i selected home ts money speht wlseljtr .•There Ig no I’M NOT EXCUSING place like a home of your own—eo i^ d on. , ^ a c t u a l l v © o t WON'T TELL MET VIOLA . THEN YOU SAY WHAT YOU DID, BUT ALREADY AND YOU, HEM. WH, SOMEBODY WHO KNEW ABOUT gP® Y E S, THE fVlONEY. I'l l b e w iL U N Q YOU CAN DEDUCT 16,900 and as low as |600 cash glyee you ritle ip'^ a . n«Wv' ' DOES nr YOUR R«5T THREATENED TO I KNOW lingfei 6 rooms, .dak floors, steam, a beantlCnl well bultt hpme-r^ W H O IS TO Giv e YOU A MG-A W EEK W H O V EXPOSE YOU IF YOU DIPNT WHERE HE . JtfepM garage also. n GIVE t h e m S lO O O . DO - ® I HE IS. CHANCE t o 6 0 ,1 ;.;V STRAIGHT* Two acre plaoe. convtelent loeatlen, aUr ^rpPm HAS JUST YOU KNOW WHERE THIS heat, electricity, 2 car giragei raise p e u ^ ,\ y e g # t t k ^ ;r ^ t ‘M ^ TOLD HEM 7 MAN IS NOW? 2 : yohr spare time. PricaA6,60®i.. ^ ABOUT A We tkp o ffin g , an eljgtft room' single w !^ ^ TV4E street A beauUfnl home with lireplaei , ISY i iM ng room. Owners are out of state an4 n< sale. Give us a l^ r offer if interested.; ^ ; ANO^ HAS MADE. • Near Porter street, six room single, A gpod hnr at 16,000. Very amalV down •CLEAN . 1 AST * RC©ERT f V '-' ' ■ y*'- 9 v « ••: ■

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The radio seems likely to come J into as wide use as an accompani­ six ment to conversation as the phono­ graph once was. Don’t take It for granted that you are doing the right thing In the right way. Search; investigate; question; find out the methods of __ BriUin others and compare them with your idlnu, Inc own. OUR BOARDING HOUSE The woman who eayi she is will- The schoolgirl complexion. Is all By Fontaine Fox right In Its place, but It can cause Neighborhood News By Gene Ahem log to go through anything for an awful lot of trouble on father s her hosband, may hare his bank account in mind. coat. $6KT THE poWEf^fUL Banana cloth is being used nbw. lad SAV,-- TWAT's A GOOD It should make a nice little thing WERE 3v/gAf\^Ng A|4, , — I A ‘DfleAMER to slip on when you’re in a hurry. m ik JD kIou),I Do klorf M£Ahl OfJs SKULL-SPARK .^o QiJrfTAd^goO^i^Y OF THE C^KiUPPlEK ‘ The man who pays his debts WWo iDLeS* HIS *TiMe FASWf0kllKl<5 c a U g e t a l u m b e r promptly is wise enough not to owe GOSSAMER FABRICS OF THE M iHD, COm P a UV To P if f A much. -THAT D i SS ol\/E f r o m THE IMPACT . FEW BRKiCMES Oi^ EACH LoTT oR KioTHlklG, WCTH A STYLE NOTE. Every complaint is a priceless WITH HARSH ■REALITV / » E6AO, opportunity both to rectify defec­ m V d r e a m ik I g , T HavI e TriOtlGHT o f tPElR AD OkJ EV/ERV tive. methods and to make a firrner Every husband knows that a A PRACTICAL IDEA' THAT U/ILL kIeT ME BElUcH AKi”* VoU FROCK represents a lot of COINS friend. - if 10 it isn’t surprising that the two A PROFIT, WlfHodT PHYSICAL EFFo RT/ CAkl GRAB OFF S o m e . aren’t very far apart, even in let­ Little Brother: “What’s eti­ E%TRA d i m e s , s s a ti^ e quette?’’ „ I WILL GET A»J OPTioisI 'fipR YHE ter golf. Par is only six and one SOFT DRiHKS f ^ solution Is on another page. Slightly Bigger Brother; Its ok OhS h a l f o i saying ’No. thank you.’ when you S U M M E R SEAS I A D 2E 4 v/ACAkiT LoTS., 0|4 EACH LCff 1 F R O c K want tc say ‘Yes!’ ’’ % Nobody can fight like a coward WILL LAV OUT S ix Ho r s e -S H o E with all means of escape cut off. T i T c H iisI g Co URTS t - - ^ I W1LL> CHAR6E io4^ PER PERSoU To 1 Time brings changes. For to- Btance: The Police Gazette in the PLAV t h r e e g a m e s ., wwn.- IH e barber shop has been, supplanted by True Confessions. OWUe RS o f THE l o t s , lOILL SHARE ivl A PERCEUTAGE "Coming events cast their sha­ OF THE PROCEEDS dows before.’’ Not true in the case of accidents, which rarely give warning. Plenty of people will urge you C O 1 N S into a fight, but you’ll have to get 011 on your own hooki TEIE RULES Out of your spare hours we have 1— The idea of Letter Golf is toa chance to do what is plepurable change one word to another and do __and lucky is'he whbse'pleasure It in par, a given number of strokes. is mentally, socially and spiritual­ _ Thus to- change COW to HEN, in ly profitable. three strokes, COW’, HOW, HEW, HEN. It is the caddy these days who 2— You change only one lettercarries a great deal of the white at a time. man’s burden. 3— You must have a complete When a woman marries a man to word, of common usage, for each get rid of him she usually succeeds. lump. Slang words and abbrevia­ tions don't count. The man who feels that he.must ‘>1» mM 4— The order of letters cannot bemake a choice of evils usually finds C O o P .P IP E , M/K'-l changed. a largo assortment. One solution is printed on comic (•FteiM* Pos. H o Q P L E g ■page. - It might save a lot of court ex­ pense if the law would frankly limit By Crone Altho there are many diseases capital punishment to those worth WASHINGTON TUBBS H Breaking a Bad Egg ^ prevalent in the country, by far the less than $10,000. commonest is high blonde pressure. If anxious to reform the people, iRLuT WASH'S NEW fRICND IS OH . OH, P ttf U P - 'W R i ALBIWS 6ETTIHG Two can say “ charge it’’ as try praising their good deeds-rather THE GRAHD VIZER flRFSl 0MC£l T^\CEl ^ W A fLASH! ______ItL ^ M05HS! P0ft6€T fT.^C E ! Hi6H TiME, 5AVS cheaply as one. than scolding them for their faults. c m p FOIldCT TrtiS, ( T» FOA 0& TO WAMPER OUt ‘HT”® THE 5IU.V opop |T» NOll- 1 EASY.fcAsm. w»vwHftVER!] OLO idORtO ANP bC t ttlHAT*S Ci«M6 OM — ^ a g R . w cri PBOP o r I VIHV, MOi) Tueoe-iH VOU eOiWPiPl '♦<"/! *-/T A euM SHOT trtlsV $av«D W m i s 6 u n ! tlUV, iUrt, 00 HTPV UFO.'tttH' iS KMOCKED DOWN A'WHtBED VOU III f l6 U r MITH ’\ SHOOO. .*L| WASH; DRAVH5 m rorrvjh’ iliAiLCiicufiAH^piCTOnKSJfi mWEM REVOl* VEB. AMERICANS CAP- w* ffhl -

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■' • . ■ • • '■/ '. •' ' ■•■ ■■' ,-, . ■ ik , ’ ■>,' rrUj ^A6 E .TWENTY. . . / ...... ■<. ^ r ' i - . - r r . . i - . v i y - ______-,. ■> * ; ■ ^ . I • - : ' ^----- i ; - ’: ?■» • -h:- nmeiih DANCING Gcango ®iD» HJBstown hi SATURDAY NIGHT i IHEMGHr Blade by Tihtor*a Tf^abomde Store * ’if d u b : Stall cedab*s h in strel of Hartford enables yoii'to Mnr a Artiiilaslnm 50c.______^ ■ > ■ * ••■I, y o u r F i m 180 psr ewt^ ' wool ATTHECntCIf MODERN-OLD TIME blanket on«tthiM- J 8:15 P. M. in our niodern cold mspt»r-B8jj D A N C ^ weekly tor‘^Hirsnty ^ A dm ission 50e Bfanohester Green School storage vault. Moth, weeks. ■' r'ri SATUBDAT EvENlNGt MAY 18 theft>^^fi^prdof. Wabr'a Orchcatra DANCING Dob MillM^t ProBipter- iEVERY SATURDAY NIGHT Admladon 80 Oente_____ WHIST-DANCE Fine Quality I LAKESIDE CASINO Otven at CITY VIEW OANGB HATJi Keeney Street FRIDAY, MAY 17 ABOUT TOWN at StSO p. as. ■ fSJSO Gold Pleeee tor let Ptlaea. for every room in the house After ten days trial Thomas Don- nellr has given up his training to tin the Advance Summer b^om e a state ^policeman and r ^ LAST DANCE turned to his former Job as a naall \Colorings and Styles carrier at the South Manchester . Post Office. OF SEASON .98 pair Russell Gould of Church street Given by Lithnanian Bone and who since his graduation from the Daughters Society Manchester High school with the 1927 class has been employed by SATURDAY NIGHT, 7:80 P. M., Many housewives are using these fine quality ruffled cur­ the Phoenix Insurance company, is TU RN H A L L tains throughout their entire house this summer^ They are so cow with the Carlyle-Johnson Ma $ Good Time for AH. 16-75 ehiae company. cool looking "aiid they let in plenty of light. Choice of toe, 2- ply voile with piquoted or hemmed edges; toe, w-over dotted marquisette; and sheer French marquisette. White and cream. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminniHiHniiHi"” " ” ” ” ” ” " '" ” ” ”.'” '" ” " " ” " ” '" ” '" ” '- We are showing an unusually fine as­ sortment of sununer frocks at this price Gay __ silk pique sleeveless frocks w ith sm art 50 Only— Colorful “sun backs’* for active liporte. wear . . . Cretonnes printed georgettes for bridge parties and Rayon Cushions. summer dances . . . ja.cket frocks of 39c yd. printed silks for afternoon wear . . . tail­ $1.98 The modern home is col­ orful. Cretonne draperies, ored crepes for sports and business . . . ($3.00 Grades) cushions and sliprcovera in Tomorrow— a special selling ot new, modernistic colorings also dark frocks for street and travel wear beautiful Jacquard rayon cushions and designs give Just this summer. Beige, nile, blue, white, ro^, In the smart squgro shqpe; or enough color to the room. Brown Thomson’s fluffy plain colored cushions trim­ We are showing new pat­ lavender, black and navy. med with flowers and ruffles—at terns in. stunning color com­ $1.98. Green, gold, blue and rose. binations at this low price. 36 inches wide. Hale’s Frocks—Main Floor, reaw Important Sale Of Hale’s Curtains and Cushions—Main Floor

Smart Young Women Women’s And Misses’ s Children’s Smart Complexion Shades In Are Buying Their Broadcloth SPRING AND SUMMER N BLUE CRANE Brief Sets FASHIONS Coats Pure Silk Hose at Hale’s for they are only j to close-out At Manufachirer’s Cost pair

Blue Crane pure silk stockings are very Style-Right Coats at Manufacturer’s Cost I popular with school girls, teachers, business ($9.98 to $16.50 Grades) s women and thrifty housewives—they we Sizes for Women and Misses | T-omorrow we shall close­ good-looking, long wearing and low in price. out a group of cblldrcm’s dress They are fashioned of pure silk in the light and sports coats at $7.98. Mod­ els for school ap'd dress wear. service weight and may be purchased in be perfect gar­ Sizes 7 to 14 years. both square and pointed heels; 3-inch lisle ment to wear be- hems. They have snug, closely fitting ankles n e a t h low-back 21.25 33,60 and feet—very distinctive featurea of Blue sports frocks. Bau- Children’s Straw Hats — .... $1-98 Crane stockings. New complexion shades— _ deau-bloomer seta Large and small hats In; high spring shades. Large fashioned of flne broadcloth in daishlng modern 3 Dress Coats, with fur col- 5 5 Sport and Dress Coats, and small head nizes. prints. These sets ar& short and snappy— cool laps of mole, squirrel, 1 Naturelle Allure Illusion and comfortable— and reasonably priced. A 3 tweeds, broadcloth, silk monkey and caracul, in- S Sport Skirts ...... $2.98 choice of colors. Smartly pleated wool crepe and serge skirts to I crepes dnd velvet, with or eluded are tailored models 3 wear with sllp-on sweaters and tuck-ln blouses. Tan, Sun Tan Mistery Sun Blush BROADCLOTH PANTIES ...... $1.00 I without fur, new colors without fur, colors and S red, blue iind green. * and black. black. 1 Slip-on Sweaters ...... $1*98 Hale’s Hosiery—Main Floor, right Muslin Underwear— ^Main Floor, rear Sweaters are much more popular this season than they wwe last summer. Choose one or two of these flue slip-ons that may be had in ^olid colorr, stripes and modernistic designs. Pastel shades. I 42.10 I Children’s Dept.—Main Floor, rear RAINY WEATHER NEEDS! 3 S i Better type coats, choice of beautiful materials, richly 3 ILJ! Smartly Belted I furred with fitch, ermine, squirrel, American broadtail 1 y and other quafity furs, smart colors, also black. 2 I I I i|“ ^ j iif AU-Electric TRENCH COATS

Bulbs, Shrubs, Seedlings in SUNDAY DINNER Great Variety $5.00 at the P l M S A L E Gem Box Swagger belted rain coats of a tweed-like rubber­ •t ized fabric. Large patch pockets. Blue, gray and tan. A HOTEL SHERIDAN SATURDAY, MAY 18 Special! popular coat for school girls and business women. Tmkey, Duck or Chicken 985 MAIN STREET Fireplace Needs These chilly, rainy nights call for a roaring, hot Are Gayly Striped ^ in the lire place! with all the fixings $1 (Store Formerly Occupied h y $69-50 Park HUl Flower Shop.) Complete SILK UMBRELLAS — PANSIES — Andirons Steel’s Mastadon Manchester Gardeo Cbb Attached to Your Aerial Antlqup_brMi, Pla(e wrought iron, and Bwed- Good Variety of Colors. ish finished anAironi with. brafs ball tops. $2.98 gale opens at 10 u. m. sad eon* This set uMf no batteries, ebemietli, ebarg* Anotherler shipmentsblpmeo of those good-looking silk nm> ANDERSON GREENHOUSES brtllu that com# in grssn, navy, red gnd browa tibnes through the day Saturdi^l it9, dry cell tubesr^it niei C. tnbee, has •ia* - 153 Eldridge St FIRE PLACE SETS ...... $6.98 and $9.98 e dial control—ite oopsUre shielded. A set trimmmtrim m ^ with colored stripee. Short, ll-rtb style am- o r until sto

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